Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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The 1984-85 school year, like every other year, brought new op- portunities and goals. This year, the feeling of growth and change was more obvious. Even the buildings thennselves underwent vast changes. The school financed new paint, new lockers, and even new bathroonn fix- tures. But the students ' attitudes played the biggest part in our renewal. The student body had a personality of its own, which could not be suppressed. In the past few years, old traditions have begun to die out, and we have started our own trends with our own unique style. We were determined to overcome the tough new academic standards and the tough problem of what to do in Dickinson on the weekends. We kept the traditional Gator pride intact, but we also added a brand new vitality to the halls of D.H.S.The new attitudes and traditions we begin will be per- manent and will characterize 1985. We are responsible for the positive changes, and we can proudly say that we are making DHS come alive! ' nr

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Dickinson High School 3800 Baker Street Dickinson, Texas 77539 Volume 41 Contents Opening 2 Student Life 8 Sports 38 Organizations 80 People 122 Closing 209 Ads 214 Index 266 v

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