Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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With over thirty dubs and organizations at DHS, any student who wishes to become involved may. Interests range from academic to musical to secretarial. Career training and vocational clubs offer students a chance to tram for jobs and earn actual on-the-iob experience. Other clubs offer community service opportunities or the chance to develop specific talents. The Stu- dent Council IS open to any student wishing to become involved in student government, student faculty relations, and school spirit. Even students who do not participate m clubs are affected by them. School dances are sponsored by various clubs, and the band, cheerleaders, and Gator Guard are a major part of Dickinson traditions. Becom- ing involved m the many organizations at DHS IS a fun and educational way to prepare for the future.

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Junior Erin Shumer says The most strenuous part of the workouts are the jumping lacks. ' Junior Lisa Griggs and sophomore Julie Castillo wait patiently lor their tennis match to begin. Junior Erin Shumer gives her opponent an appraising eye as she follows through with her powerful swing. Tennis 79

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GANI 1- h ocf ' ' i Organizations 81