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

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-E Q . Y 1-mn L. ll X Yearbook staff looks at facilities Striving to compile a narrative of the year's events, the annual staff sought to present an overall view of this year's theme, Look At What We Have, a glance behind the scenes of the functions and activities of high school was the purpose of THE 1977 DEER staff. Twenty-five journalists assumed positions in one of the 16 various posts. Members are selected on teacher approval according to scholastic and leader- ship ability and a recommendation from a previous staff member. Staffers managed a presale of 1605 copies of THE DEER, 300 above the 1976 sales. Production of l.D. cards, supervision of class and senior pictures, the Most Beautiful, Most Handsome Contest and balloting for class favorites, superla- tives and Mr. and Miss Deer Park were among the projects sponsored by the department. A. Junior Gina Burt, class editor, scans yearbooks from other schools searching for new ideas. B. One of the two staff typists, junior Laurie Benner utilizes the electric typewriters, an example of the department's facilities. C. Sorting out pictures and folders, senior organizations edi- tor Barbara Wilson arranges the materials for her section. D. Before finalizing copy for the faculty section, senior Brenda Cowling seeks advice from assistant editor senior Barbara Van Rheen. E. A third year journalism student, junior Brenda Barnes proof reads layouts. F. Responsible for coordinating an effective staff, the yearbook's editor, senior Kim Klecka consults with the chief photographer, senior David Berry, about several of the photos in the con- tact book. G. Telling the story for club activities -is the function of the organizations section. Juniors Debbie Mor- gan, Teresa Wolters and Mary Smith work closely in order to complete 88 pages in the section. H. Working with the advertisements, senior Debbie Cabrera and junior Jenni- fer Morgenroth maneuver pictures to fit the page layout. l. In charge of alphabetizing and laying out pages for the senior class, junior Margo Giebelstein perfects her quad sheet for her section. J. ln charge of covering the sports, editor Mike Wheat, a junior, and assistants Tim Coffey and Ricky Harris, juniors, make last minute changes on pages. ORGANIZATIONS I PAGE 79

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Baker reac es All-State three consecutive years For the thlrd consecutlve year sensor Dlana Baker advanced to All State Sym phony Orchestra after playing In regional orchestra along wlth three addltlonal strung members Composed of four strung Instruments the orchestra also ut: llzed the talents of wlnd and percussion players Tribute to Lennon and McCartney and Perpetual Motion represent a sampling of the music presented by the orchestra for Open House Four weeks of practuce prepared orchestra members for their mutual performance Musical accompaniment for the Choral Depart ment s productuon of My Farr Lady was furnished by 15 strlngs chosen from the orchestra by Mr Jlm Gul dry orchestra director Rehearsals were held Tues day s and Thursday s after school throughout January and February Members of the orchestra provided entertainment early In the year for the Klwanls Club Banquet held at the Grecuan Cave ln Deer Park and later In the year for the Deer Park Education Assoclatlon Banquet Mayor performances throughout the year Included concerts at both Deer Park and Deepwater Jumor Hlghs and a Chrlstmas Concert followed by one In the sprung Both were held at Games Y Mason Audutorlum for students and parents at no charge A Sophomore Gladys Gross plays Hymn to Hmm durmg one of the three performances of the muslcal My Farr Lady B Practlclng the vlolln one of the four lnstruments of the orchestra freshman Curtls Boozer pollshes his music pruor to the orchestra s performance for the Klwams Club C Meeting wuth mne other schools sophomore Rick Cleaver and freshman Russel Mnlls get orgamzed for competition at con cert contest D Statloned In the mall durmg Open House held ln October at the south campus the orchestra provides muslc for vlsltors with tunes such as Overture to Water Music and Surprise Varlatlon E Practlcmg after school on Tuesday s and Thurs day s durmg January and February sensor Duana Baker prepared to accompany vocal :sts In the muslcal My Falr Lady F Freshman Christa Boylngton who placed In the reguonal orchestra boards the bus to attend concert contest at South Houston Hugh School where they achleved a ratlng of one G One of the four members of the vuola sec tlon sophomore Jessne Allen puts away her Instrument after performmg nn contest at South Raymond H Four weeks of daily practuce on such songs as Perpetual Motion and Overture to Lennon and McCartney prepares sophomore Darlene Moore for the strings performance at Open House O , . - n I . ll ' YY ll ' II I ' II ' YY ' I ' - 1 1 ' x , V , I - ' I tx X .. - ll - ' u ' , Y ,, . . . . . rf , X . . , ' l . . . . , , I . . , . . A , . . . . . H 1 ' VI It ' ' ' I1 ' ' I , . . . ' . . . . U . H . . . . . . , I , ' A Al ' ll .. -. PAGE 80 X ORCHESTRA