Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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y. AWare on Skis Discovering that she enjoys water skiing, sophomore Dean- na Ware makes it a major part of her life. Five years ago Ware was told by her brother, a competition skier, that he did not want her to ski. So naturally I did, Ware said. Because of her rebellious nature, Ware found a sport that she intends to pursue through college. This summer will be the fourth year Ware skis for Sea Arama Marine Park in Galveston. During the show the group performs several skiing tricks including slalom, pyramids, adagios and swivel ski. Ware ' s only fear is jumping a ramp. My first year the girls had to jump a ramp, and my friend cracked her head open. I didn ' t try it after that, Ware said. She got up on the skis the first time she went skiing, although she admits swallowing a gallon of water. From the first time she went skiing, she knew that she wanted to pursue the hobby further. Deanna Ware ' s ski team at Sea Arama Marine World in Galveston performs a pyramid stunt for their summer ski show Hernandez, Jose Hernandez, Manuel Hill. Adrian Hillman. Karyn Holley. Lyn Holllns. Charles Holleyfieid, Mchele Hutchinson. Elizabeth Imel. Missi Jackson. Jason Jacques. Tish Jaramillo. Aurora Jarretl. Michael Jenkins. James Jenkins. Tim Jennes. Mark Jones. Corey Jones. Darren Jones. Michelle Jones. Stephanie Jones. Tracie Kellerman, Jamie Kennedy. Bobby Key. Cher Kidd. Bill Kilien. Drew Kimball. Stephanie King. Julii Sophomores 187

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Caught in the Middle Once Sophomores make it through their first year of high school they seem to be without a specific place. Freshmen are trying to adjust to the many dif- ferent changes of high school, juniors are caught up in being upperclassmen, and most seniors worry about nothing more than graduation. Tami Melton describes being a sophomore as, just there without any worries or responsibili- ty. Most sophomores receive special freedoms when they obtain a driver ' s license or reach sweet sixteen. Before these things, sophomores have difficulty getting any recognition because they haven ' t really found their place yet. Even though sophomores seem to be stuck without a place, there would be something missing at D.H.S. without them. Just wait till next year! F.eshman. Hank Matula and junior. Carol Reumont try to decide what to do with sophomore. Susan Spillane w iin IH n f|f U Nguyen. Son Nichols, Robert Nicholson. Lea Noland. Janice Nolen. Tammie Oatis, Rachel Oka, Kelly Olsan. Marni Parker. John Parks, Melanie Pavlicek. Neva Payne. Alisa Peace. Terry Penton. Jennifer Peoples, Ranei Perez, Lolita Peters. David Pevehouse. Alan Phillips, David Phillips, Mike Phipps. Patrick Pierce, Jeff Polanco, Fredrick Poras. Charles Pr.itor, Phvlli ' -. Sophomores 189