Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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-m Senior Robert Hillman. in action against the Clear Lake Falcons, defends the ball. Senior Richie Taeuber kicks the ball down the field to help his team score. ,1, L . ' n % ' n T ' x ' ' ■ Mennbers of the lunior varsity boys soccer team are BacK how: Steven Marsh. Veit Pham. Cuong Huynh. Kendall Smoke. Bobby Mitchiner. Uriel Saeuz. Tim Marcum. Fred McDaniel. John Griffith, Front Row: Clint Eversole. Bill Wilson. Anthony Nicholas. Jason Roy. Orlando Mendez. Egun Chong, Lee Richards, and Long Mai, Boys Soccer 75

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Records Are Not Indicators i ' jr season was better than the record in- dicated. said senior Aaron Mears. Although the varsity record showed a losing season, coach Tom O ' Neal believes wasn ' t so bad. With only four starting seniors — Aaron Mears, Robert Hillman, Tyrell Ricks, and Richie Taeuber — Coach O ' Neal foresees better seasons to come, since so many players were juniors and will return. Including the junior varsity. 34 students were in- volved in boys soccer. The junior varsity season was much better than the district record indicated. They had total of 5 wins and 7 losses including the nondistrict play. Receiving honorable mention in all district were junior Ricky Trapane, a forward; Aaron Mears, a senior half back; and a fullback. Sophomore Chns Bennet. Richie Taeuber, a senior forward; juniors Troy Baker and Scott Palmer, a halfback and fullback respectively; and Sophomore Brent Bell, a goalie made the second team all district. f hoy Uukii; ....... I St ho allonipla a i III ilDiiiiy II Mi inl)«i!i ul llir vnimly iHiya mkcoi Iiwim tuv B»ck Row .1 ' i ► Slounll. Bioiil fJ«ll. Dnvid Sfnilli. Chila Rubto C.iHiih l fJ. f loni Row Mndsf. Chris FkMUHtll. Richy li«p«n«. and Paul Bown nw CM Mmi«. Soon 4 Boys Soccer

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Girls Soccer Struggled for Championship Tr,c .a: .;, girls soccer team had an exciting season. Tied tor first in district the whole season, they worked hard and played well. Coach Larry Banowsky believed, They were a much improved team over last year and played much better soccer. The last game was anticlimactical. when they lost to Clear Creek 3-1. placing them in third. Mr, Banowsky said. The whole district played better, so that we tied for third rather than second. Varsity player Amy Dues explained, There was tough competition and a lot of new players. It was a lot of hard work but it paid off. Concerning the last game. Banowsky said. We took too much for granted. We thought we would win and lost. The junior varsity district season was not quite as exciting. Rae Greer said. It was very exciting because we played as a team rather than individuals. Coach Svalberg believed. The team ' s outstanding qualities were communication and team work. Svalberg concluded, In spite of their record and playing more var- sity teams than junior varsity, they showed outstanding improvement. Susan Higganbotham, Amy Dues, and Bobbie Hernandez received first all district. Sheryn Higganbotham and Heather Rader made the second all district team. DeeDee Banowsky and Leilani Geisler received honorable mention. Varsity Opponent Us Them Kl»n 3 6 Dulles 6 2 Klein Forrest 3 4 LaPorte 1 2 Texas Clly 12 Clear Lake 2 1 Clear Creek 1 2 LaPone 3 SI Plue 4 Texas Clly 7 Ctear Lake 1 1 Cl«ir Creek 3 The VHrwIy girlti !xx.c.«r l«(iiii incluOm Coach 1 nriy niinowski. Mitnnu«i Joy Harding, Left Row: Mimlhtti HiuUn. Su annn SUnj , Amy Duoii, Unrby S|)iiikr. loilBni (ieiiikjr. Holibm HnttmniJo Cefllef: Mnirii Olijin. Cindy liiwinnm Sheryn Higunnholliiiin RIghl Row: bloplmnin WnM! Sutuin Higgniiholl ' M ' Cnrnwtn Iriicey. Dmxlmi Hiiiidwbky. and [Jaria Climuik ' (] (iif Is Soccer