Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Pisparesios, 7! y Kim Hagler clears air as she releases her lumpshol Gators Opp 30 Ball High 33 24 LaMarque 40 38 La Porte 38 20 Clear Lake 44 26 Clear Creek 57 15 Pearland 63 32 Ball High 23 42 LaMarque 32 24 La Porte 52 18 Clear Lake 51 33 Clear Creek 56 24 Pearland 44 Rachel Oatis and Kim Hagler find the photographer more interesting than game strategy. Girls Basketball 61

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Eyes luad on me goal Ragna Wifcams propwas to smk Freshman and Junior Varsity Unite Throughout the season, the junior varsity girls basketball team, coached by Margie Warren, steadily improved their skills. They practiced after school, on Saturdays, and dur- ing sixth period. Their points scored ranged from five in the first scrimmage to a dominating forty-eight. The Lady Gators finished the overall season with nine N ns and sixteen losses. At the Brazosport tournament, they placed second. At the Stafford tournament, they place third. At the Stafford tournament. Kim Hagler was voted all-tournament team player, and Regina Williams received the Most Valuable Player Award. During the season, Regina Williams was the high-scorer and high rebounder. Coach Warren feels that the team ' s greatest accomplishment this year was that they ■ ' learned to work together as a team, and although we struggled at times, we were successful. Kim Hagler puis the move on a Creek defender as she makes her way down the court. 9 — ■.tl I r.:iJ 1 . Th« member of Ihe lunior varwiy and Itonhman gift ba ketbdii leflm aie Mok: Coach Wai- (on, Rae Hall. Kirn Hagler. Robin GilbeM. Jirnilou Sleambargti Kaiheiioe Tinkin, Zeoiia Ray. Susan Spillane, Faye Dav», Tammy BoodreauK, Roaemaiy Delossanlos. Coach Smiih Front: Pam Bookman, Lecelle Rose. Rachel Oalls. and Slacy Roberson eniui Ray nppiies Ihe ndce»Bary looch to add two po«H« lo the Lady Qal« « icore K I ' .Iris Basketbnii

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Sophomore Darren Ritor reaches out to maK i Fall Tennis Smashes Competition Trie Idii leddib ledtii pfdoticeO eveiy Ody during sixth period and after school. To innprove their skills, the team performed drills. Through hard work, desire, and prac- tice, the team gave D.H.S. their best. Senior Sandra Canham expresses her feelings that each and every person has im- proved somewhat; we ' ve learned from our mistakes and look forward to new ac- complishments during the year. Girl ' s tennis coach LouCille Scoggins feels that the team represented the school well considering the competition. Although Darren Fuller feels the team didn ' t do as well as expected this year, he Dtriieveb Hidl Uy (icaI yedf Kiey Wiii Ue luih- peting with the best. Johnny Faulkenberry disagrees with Dar- ren. He explained. The team of 84-85 was very successful because most of us worked as a team. According to Michael Johnson. The team did pretty well this year in district play. His reasons were that we train to win a- we work hard after school. Johnson believes the major drawback of the team was the eligibility rule, explaining Eligibility rules held us back this year since many people were ineligible. FreAhman Johnny Fnulkmitxtiiy iTmk tt a limntul rolutn. imjIIiiiu ultgMly . f imhnMin MctUMM JoTMntwi pull hi twfti (mwAid i pd ' tiapalM wi a louirviment i4