Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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t Many students enjoy getting away from school work to listen to the juke box during lunch t Junior Andrea Menolll tries to tell junior Danny Allen that she doesn ' t want to dance his way Student Life 31

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Music Is the Livewire MUSIC IS an important pari of D.H.S. Everyone has h.s own special type of music he enjoys. Music often gives students a chance to gel away from school for awhile and lust have fun and en|oy the moments of high school. Football dances are a traditional part of every football season They give everyone a chance to celebrate a victory or maybe to forget about a loss. This year many of the dances proved to be a big success, y Concerts are another bit part 9I high school years. Thi provide a time to see favorite votalills or groups live and spend an entire night with them. ' „ Whether you are a kicker, fcunk rocker; or Jove rock and roll music puts fun and excitement Into hifiriscfvsol days Once students are cut of school tof ihe day tnstead f math, their thoughts of numbers tur to 97, 101. 96. 00. 93, 79 the numbers oould goon oi er. Many students display the type of music they prefer on the back of their car windshields. There re prolMbly.more music stickers on the backs of cars at D.H.S. than tn|re|Up parking stickers! When a student has a new car. one of the first things he does is to put a sticker from his favorite radto station on the back of the windsh«)d to let everyone around know what he chooses to listen to Another part of their car that students pay dose alientKMi pe of stereo system it has Sw ' sTadents even . that are orlti more ttian the car is. ' | ve wilhoul a great sysiem ere c ' en J Kman or luggmg around a porta aie , ihir g to hear iheif .Javoriie aoogs mat ■ jgh another day Of 1 out tor the sumirwa seer s o ' .tany D.H.S. stuc -r another 97 Rodk impobbiDle to do without music 00 e ' to IS nave ' T fou St hfc.j • r»em rridke It i( ■ Even wtien school be wherever we go. beach every Frida ' « ny day. No matter what type of nnusic you like, ifs always ■■ • bring fun and excitement to your four years of high schoc Jt ' s just another part of making it through D.H.S. The ghost picture reprewrits the many sJudents that attended the homecom.ng d«fy» Junio««MonicnMiii ot the luoltMtU cuincw JO Student Lite .

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The Photo Challenge This year the photographers took their best pictures and put them to our judgement. This gave each photographer a chance to get recognition for many of their creative ideas. Also, it was the yearbook staffs way of thanking the photographers for all the effort they put forth this past year. Without the work of the photographers there would definitely be part of the year- book missing. The challenge measured the skills and abilities the photographers gained throughout the year. One might think that this type of competition would cause rivalry between the photographers. According to senior photographer Aaron Ivlears. It was nothing more than a friendly competition. The pictures were judged by the Yearbook Staff, and the top five places are shown. The challenge not only gave the photographers recognition, but it also gave the Yearbook Staff a chance to use some great pictures that would have not been otherwise used. The challenge provided a way of the two different staffs getting together and enjoying each other. So to all the photographers — thanks! Third place was given lo Lisa Griggs tor her creative idea ot juniors Ed Garner and Garner Geisler »