Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Sophomores Wayne Mueller and John GtiHith learn the basics ot com- puter operations in com- puter math » ' n H.S. IS number one and don ' t you forget it! ' is a popular cheer heard at pep rallies and sports events. Dickinson teachers, ad- ministrators, and students tend to expect and reach for their academic, professional, and personal best. In academics, Dickinson has updated learning, especially with the incor- poration of computers. Students have been forced to refine their study skills because of tougher graduation requirements. Preparation classes for the S.A.T. are also a new part of the much improved academics. In- dividuals and organizations who enter in competition with other schools strive to win, and even if they lose, they understand the impor- tance of attaining their personal best. In addition to academics and extramural competition, personal best is applied to friendships and making it through the worst day of the year. Dickinson ' s winning at- titude is the reason Dickinson is and will continue to be number one.

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It ' s a Special EELiNG Junior Becky Burwell expresses her relief at the prospect of a four day weekend after a grueling day of semester exams. bair actfJ ' ' ° ° ' ° ' ® ' ® ' ' ® ' afternoon, luniors Scott Wyly. Ed Garner. Allan Boudreaux. and Garner Geisler hang out in front of the field house before foot- Closing 209

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Reaching for the Senior Terry Mayfield gives up days during her summer to help out the Student Council While reaching for the best. D H S students usually find time to enjoy themselvesi Closing 211