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

Page 45 text:

..,. -0..r' . n Q.. f -:5.: . ,.. .x 2' Y fx: .-4 :wg 'F vm x 'fl K' -,,y b 15'

Page 44 text:

Profsts defra chosr expenses You dsd st proclasmed the placque presented wsth affectson to Mr Rene Escobar chosr dsrector by the vocalssts whsle leadsng ladses were gsven roses followsng My Fasr Lady s thsrd and fsnal performance Ftecognstson and thanks were also extended to the Allsed Deer Park Bank the Fsrst Natsonal Bank of Deer Park and Bsll Black s Western Auto whose contrsbutsons were utsluzed sn the purchassng of matersals for prgo rams pasnts orchestra rental of scores and other expendstures Choreographsng constructsng sets and creat sng backdrops were among other tasks that par ents and frsends of chosr members helped to accomplssh Parents also contrsbuted funds to defray costume expenses and chosr members also purchased hasrpseces Proceeds from the musscal went to fsnance other chosr actsvstses and expenses such as con test fees banquets and next year s musscal A At the races members of the chorus sunsor Shelly McShan and sophomore Drew Evans enact the Ascot Gavotte B Envsssonsng the nsght ahead at the Embassy Ball Elsza dons her cape wsth the asssstance of Mrs Pearce sunsor Pam O Brsen C Puzzled by Els za s ungrateful attitude Professor Hsggsns sensor neys sensor Donna Akers sophomore Jo Ellen New man sensor Darla Haygood and sophomore Becky Stockton sung Wouldn t It Be Loverly dursng the fsrst act E Doolsttle sunsor Tsm Krrby pleads wsth hss frsends Harry sensor Jerry Dellova and Jamse lunsor Wsndol Cook to Get Me to the Church on Tsme for hss weddsng to Mrs Hopksns sophomore Mschelle Newton F Chorale members sunsor Karen Davsdson sophomore Mschelle Newton sensor Barry Lee and freshman Randy Bsvas sosn sn the fsnale G As the peasant gsrls dream of the luxurses of the rsch fresh man LuAnn Green dances wsth her broom the chsmney sweep s tool to Would s It Be Loverly H Colonel Psckersng sensor Randy Kelley and Professor Hsggsns sensor Mske Delaney lssten sn astonsshment as Elsza sensor Clara Ferguson correctly pronounces The rasn sn Spasn falls masnly on the plasn 0 0 Mike Delaney, sings Why Can't the EngIish? Cock- PAGE 40 1 CHOIR

Page 46 text:

Hobos do bump 'Up a Lazy River As a self-supporting extra-curricular organiza- tion, the Deer Escorts derive their operating expenses by sellling programs at football games, selling ribbons each week and selling advertising in the football programs. Their two main func- tions as stated in the Constitution and By-Laws of the Escort Handbook are enhancing school spirit, and performing at half time of football games and developing leadership. The Escort line consists of 50 girls, five of whom are officers. Assuming the responsibility of office this year are junior Joy Hughes as merry maid, senior Cathy Corder as president, and sophomore Sheri Ladd as vice president. Sopho- more Beverly Ladd and junior Melissa Powell share duties of secretary, while junior Denise Bean takes the position of quartermaster. A. Every Escort must meet the regulations stated in the by-laws hand- book. An example of this is the proper care of the uniform. During inspection prior to the game, president Cathy Corder, senior, checks sophomore Sonya Hartstield's hat for security. B. Each one of the Escorts' routines are performed twice, once at home and once away. At the Texas City game, Escort officers Joy Hughes, Melissa Powell and Denise Bean, all juniors give a second performance of the Hobo routine. C. Ending their summer two weeks early and staying after school every day, the Escorts strive for perfection. To exemplify the gratitude of the varsity football team for the extra time and effort put in by the Escorts, senior Manual Araujo presents sophomore Debi Kirk- land with a carnation prior to the Homecoming game. D. Freshman Lu Ann Risinger and sophomore Nancy Riggle use red bandanas as props for the Hobo routine. E. Because of the rain during the game against Clear Creek, junior merrymaid Joy Hughes takes necessary precau- tions against the weather by removing her hat. F. Juniors Sheri and Jeri Vaughn perform the Hobo routine, an original dance developed by the Escort officers, to the tune of Up a Lazy River. G. Dancing to Mississippi Mud sophomore Lisa Strother performs the Escorts' twirling routine at the Clear Lake game. H. Pairing off, sophomores Sandra Bradshaw and Vera Mosley add a modern touch to the routine by bumping to the background music of the band. l. Standing on the sidelines preparing to march, junior Nancy Spinks is ready to perform the twirling routine, one of the 10 original Escort dances. PAGE 42 I ESCOFITS I