Deer Park High School - Deer Yearbook (Deer Park, TX)

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Varied backgrounds that stu- dents bring to the school add to the diversity that awaits them. Stu- dents come from every kind of social, economic and occupational background even from farms small towns metropolis and sub urbs Those students now complet ing their four years in high school rarely agree on what the experience has meant to them Some are happy anxious for more academic years and confident that they have found the answer Othei s are impatient to enter the world out side groping with uncertainty for a challenging purpose to direct their next few years Yet when given the hypothetical condition that they could travel back four years in time and stand once again on the threshold of being a freshman few say they would choose to attend another school That perhaps is the strongest testament to the educa tional program containing 27 443 catalogued books 3500 filmstrlps 40 depart ments and 22 fields of concentra tion Having the right kind of ath Ietic program has much to contrib ute to the education of students Facilities offered by the school include a one million dollar football stadium five gymnasiums 16 ten ms courts indoor and outdoor pool track field and baseball field Taking precautions by wearing safety glasses tumor John Chunda adlusts a lathe correctly before beginning work on an assignment in metal shop I I l . , . . I ll lf v I Supplemented by two libraries I I - 1 . 1 I '

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