Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Senior Claire Borne, takes time out of her busy schedule to pose for a snapshot while assisting Mr Proctor iHV tl E Iwlulkey. Kfisten Neubauer. Kent Newman. Ruihe Nicholson. Donna Novak. Cissy Oakley. Annie Pascavage. Patty Pate. Bonnie Pate. Dennis Pale Jerry Seniors 149

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Campbell. Janai Candelaria. Gina Canham. Sandra Caroihefs, Buddy Carr. Tefri Carngan. Donna Chalk. Angie Chandler. Joey Chalman. Harlan Chesak. Dana Clenwrns. Brooke Clerc, Michelle Cotlman, Ranelle Coleman. Casey Collier. Suellen Colon Ad.i ' (J.ivi ' fipod Miiiilyii Ij ' iwfiny Michoal f iioi f li ntx»lh I. ngbrock. Stephen FnglnOi. MichortI fSmi Claire Borne: f On the Go Senior, Claire Borne, is very active m school and in community activities She participates m so many school organizations and clubs, because. I enjoy keeping busy and active Mrs. Kathy Nations says. Claire is a very well-organized person H she commits herself, it will be done, and it will be done right I greatly respect her Claire has accomplished many things for the 1985 Senior class Along with being an otiicer. she is the student director of the senior play. Bus Stop. She has also assisted m taking care of many arrangements fof the Senior Prom, including magazine sales. Claire is also active m the communi- ty She worked with the Chamber of Commerce in organizing a sock hop. She IS in charge of the teacher ap- preciation committee, and is also a co-chairperson for the Christmas Tea Claire ' s accomplishnr ents include Elks Teen of the Month for January and Junior Rotanan She attended a Washington Workshop Congressional Seminar m Washington DC. sponsored by Union Carbide, during the fall A selected number of students were nominated by the facu lty from the surrounding areas Although Claire keeps rather busy in such clubs and organizations as Stu- dent Council. French Club, Band and Paramedical Club, she finds time for some of her special hobbies Readii IS one of her personal favorites as wei as playing the piano

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Goodgame. KeUey Gregory. Larry GrubbS. Terry Guplon. ToOc! Guthrie. Ginger Gutierrez. Nancy Haney. Holly Hawkins. Loretia Hawkins. Sheila Headnck. Linda Hearn. Carol Hegman. Courtney Higginbolham. Sheryn Higginbotham. Susan Hikel. Wayne Hillnian. Robfil Hudson. Paul Hughe . Rodney Hunter. Tracoy Ingram. Robert Off to a Great Start Michelle MacOonald is highly regarded for her many ac- complishments, both locally and na- tionally, in swimming. Michelle admits somewhat timidly that her mother talked her into stanir g to swim so she would have son ething to do in her spare time Since her lirst competition, over seven years ago. Michelle has established and maintain- ed many local swimming records at the Dickinson Civic Association pool here in Dickinson Some o1 her outstanding records include the one hundred-meter butterfly, the one hundred-yard but- terfly, and the one hundred-meter free-style. To advance beyond the local level of competition, Michelle first was re- quired to compete with students from the Dickinson Clear Lake area and surpass times at the C-level. B-l evel. and A-level. with the A-level being the most difficult All the people who make these certain times go on to the next level. explains Michelle Although Dickinson High Schoot does not have a swim team. Michelle has advanced four times since 1982 to the Junior Nationals meet, which in- volves athletes from areas west ol Mississippi Michelle not only thinks the sport ol swimming is healthy but she also finds It very challenging to her physically and mentally, she says. I think It IS fun and interesting