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

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gi Skits encourage participation Attaining a third place ribbon for the skit Une Tragedie d'Amour at the Texas French Sympo- sium, French students performed the comedy for judges. Cast members included: senior Barry Lee, David Severin, Steve King, Rudi Wallace, Gina Tay- lor, and juniors Pam Perry, Debbie Berger, and Pat Abshire, German dancers, senior Alan Mosely, juniors Jim Davison, Beth Cowart, Bonnie Claussen, Christy Dover, Tammy Bagwell, James Frick, sophomores Bryan Shaw, Brian Rau and freshman Steve Fife were awarded a third place trophy for their version of a traditional German folk dance at the New Braunfels German Convention. Spanish Club members entered a convention April 2. Freshman orientation provided an opportunity for the clubs to perform in an effort to boost enrollment in the foreign language classes. Sponsoring a trip to Astroworld, May 7, the Span- ish Club invited other foreign language clubs to attend. Holding their banquet May 17 at the Spaghetti Warehouse, the French Club presented Mr. Noe Boghs with a plaque and also distributed Looney Awards to deserving members. Roasting Mrs. Jimmie Van Sickle was the high- light of the evening's entertainment at the Spanish Club banquet. Next year's officers were also announced. A. For their part as curtains, senior Gina Taylor applies white make-up to junior Pam, Berry. B. Triumphing over her unfaithfu- husband, senior Steve King, the queen, played by junior Pat Abshire, proclaims Vive la Reine! or Long live the Queen. C. ln a skit to be performed at contest, junior Tammy Bagwell portrays a broom which jginior Jimmy Davison, as a magician's apprentice, -has U rought to life. D. As part of the freshman orientation, jun- iors onnie Claussen, James Frick, Tammy Bagwell, and senior Alan Mosley perform a German olk dance. E. Memorizing his prepared speech for the French Sympo- sium, senior Steve King utilizes daily practice in the French ll class. F. Representing the foreign language clubs, senior Gina Taylor, Spanish Club president, announces the French lub skit and the German Club dance at the freshman orientation. G. Enacting their parts as a shepherd and a shepherdess, seniors David Severin and Rudi Wallace proclaim their love for each other. H. Participating in the freshman orientation, juniors Pam Perry and Debbie Berger end a skit by saying Voila la fin which means the end. I. To assist senior Alice lVlcLean as she prepares for the French Symposium, Mr. Jacques Hermez, a former Deer Park student, explains the correct pronunciation of her prose selection. FOREIGN LANGUAGE I PAGE 55