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

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Congress creates visions of holidays With visions of lazy days and no homework dancing in their heads, Senate members decked the south campus mall in red and green in the spirit of the Christmas holidays. Tin- sel, balls and small bows purchased by the counselors orna- mented the 18 foot tree, a gift from the class of '76, while larger bows and bells placed on the pillars spread the festive atmosphere throughout the mall. The north campus cafete- ria housed a Christmas tree decorated by members of the House of Representatives. As a symbol of the appreciation felt towards the cafeteria and custodial staffs, each of the 41 employees on both campuses received a personalized, handmade stocking filled with oranges, apples, mixed nuts and candy, in addition to cookies made by the second period cooking class. A. Utilizing a chair for a higher reach, senior Daniel Bourgeois arranges a strand of the gold tinsel acquired specially for the new tree. B. As a member of the Upper House, senior David Pilkington directs one of the estimated 2000 visitors to the Math Department during Open House held in October at the south campus. Lower House representatives assisted by signing in visitors at the door. C. Senior Ann Gober delivers a personalized stocking stuffed with fruit, nuts and candy to Mrs. Peggy Keiffer, a member of the cafe- teria staff. Although the idea of giving stockings to the cafeteria and custodial staff originated in a Student Congress monthly meet- ing, Ann Gober and senior Ann Fliggle were responsible for the design and production of the gifts. D. After being decked as a Christmas tree by David Pilkington, junior Nancy Spinks receives instructions from Denise Bean on how to manufacture the red bows from rolls of ribbon. E. Pointing out bald spaces on the 18 foot tree to helpers working at higher levels, junior David Upton, along with junior Mark Knox, contributes to the decking of the south campus mall. F. Acquiring the information from the main cal- endar located in the administration office, junior Diana Bean notes the dates of all activities occurring in December on the student cala endar. In addition to filling in the events of each month, Diane, aided by junior Teresa Wolters, also decorates the board. G. Attending the decorating party held at the beginning of December, juniors Shannon Jones and Denise Bean form a team to ornament the artificial tree with red bows. STUDENT CONGRESS X PAGE 91