Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Top Left Dr. Anne Coppenhaver. principal, accepts donated benches from the Construction Trades V O C-T club Shown are Left-Right: Curtis Meade. William Cole, Monty Meguess. Dr Anne Coppenhaver. Jerry Miles Kneeling: Charles Anderson and Michael Cortez. Above: Pictured is the project house built by the members of the Building Trades Club and their sponsor. Gene Johnson, Lett: Cosmetology prepares for contest! Shown are L-R: Shannon Scott. Felita Samuels. Esther Cruz. Lisa Peterson. Debbie Winegar. Chapter Advisor: Evelte Hill and Margaret Miller Left to Right: Jerry Miles. Ronnie Stocker. Mike Guyton, Michael Cortez, Jim LaPeyre, Construction Trades

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Vocational Clubs - mmi Take the Winner ' s «- i£ f , Circle ' • Each vocational club proves the degree of skills that their members have attained by competing against similar organizations. V.O.C.C.T., the co-curricular club of the Officf- Duplication Practices program competed in Area Leadership contests m Houston and advanced to State competition ir Corpus Christi. V.O.C.T., the co-curricular organization of the Construction Trades. General Mechanical Repair, C.V.A E and Industrial Cooperative Training programs also represented their organizations in State competition in Corpus Christi. V.I.C.A., the co-curricular club of Cosmetology. Metal Trades. Auto Mechanics and Building Trades took their members to Dallas for state competition. These students are winners all! Top Right Paula Jack. Vocational Counselof. is the driving force Ijehind the success ol the vocational club members. She IS shown counseling Kalhi George. Historian oltheDEC A club Fir»l Row: Thomas Lopez. Tyrone Johnson. Clinton Breland. Chapter Advisor: Mike Jones Second Row: Jonathon Walker. Don Henderson. Lawrence Burchlield. John Robich. Gon alo Jaramillo. Doug Johnson Auto Mechanics Fircl Row: I ' l.yii. ' . fo ' .ik.i. (,i iipi.,i Ao. Ion (.y.hiitu 1 i .hc (,lo(i(), iJuiiwi f t.| i Gina Ad.iMi-. Miv.i Imol Kim rK.kk)ii. V.i ■ Finkiii Socond Row: I ' liulu I ickleri. I •- ; Hondrin Stinnriori Irigrutii. Junal Cnmpbcll. Tiinyii fticnwn. fMiii [inutmln. Jof ette Tnlum Third Row: iJnvid Gulimra . I e« Johnican. 1 irui (JuiiilniiiKn. CrMiiilniico Tuiiioi. Dofitt Mnirini Pnul Shnvot

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The 1984-85 school year brought about many changes at DHS. New faces crowded the halls. The grading system changed, tardiness was reduced by a new tardy system, and even the lockers were redone. As the year progressed, we slowly became accustomed to our daily routines. Many close friendships grew out of the familiarity of seeing each other day in and day out. Freshmen lost their fear of big, bad high school, while sophomores and juniors took a step up the ladder to graduation, and seniors wildly exclaimed, We ' ve finally made it! The spirit of DHS shone this year as we united to make each of our undertakings an enjoyable and exciting experience The spirit of success and closeness brought the students, teachers, and administration together to form a memorable and happy year, which is what high school is all about 122 People