Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Kukendou, Tommy Loaning, Lonce Ledenhom. Shannon Ledford, Davefte Leeth, Misty Lehman. Jeanne Levi, Lisa Lewis, Donnie Lirtle, Anrhony Lock, Lorry Lopez, Ruby Loverr, Lisa Loverf, Lori Lussier, Joson Lurhen, Joey Mader, Ryan Mai, Thuy Maldonodo, Cynrhia Maniscalco, Trocle Mailer, Margaret Mancuso, Anne Monls, Robert Mansfield, Gary Morcum, Tyler Mark, Karen Marshall, Laura Matthews, Carl McClure, Robert McCreary. Mark McCue, Amy McErlean, Kelly McKelvey, Dawn McCain, Chris Mejio. Adelaide Melancon, Kenneth Metcalf, John Mikes, Charles Miller, Mitchell Mitchell, Dryon Mollendor. Desmond Mlcak, Angie Moffert, Kendra Classes

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, ' •- f Johns. Ernesr Johnson, Soro Johnston, Jackie Jones, Delilo Jones, Jennifer Jordon, Lowelle Joseph, Veronica Joslin, Wayne Jordon, Wade Junemann, Jon Jungemon, Jimmy Karo, Mlrchell Kellar, Leann Kelly, Kyle Kerby, Darwin Kidd, Trlno Killingsworrh, Nisha King, Leslie Kubecka, Fronkie Kubecka. Glendo Kulvicki, Aloyne High School Changes Troy Ross, Doryll Levi, and Archie Williams pause ourside the gym d ing sixth period physical educorion lur- Each year up-coming freshmen face many changes in rheir everyday lives. Responsibility, self-discipline and organization are three qualities the students must have to succeed. Troci Maniscalco said, I am more responsible and I do more things on my own than I did in junior high. Freedom is a major change from junior high to high school. We have more freedom. We don ' t have to walk in straight lines down the halls and we are treated more like adults, said Melanie Cobbs. The teachers expect more, and so do classmates. Responsibility is to self as well as friends. Ralph Youngblood said, It is a big step and change in growing up. Classes 103

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Mollendor, Desmond Moreno, Rosie Morris, Donno Morris. James Mosquedo, Donny Moss, Drion Mozie, Joe Murrie, Michael Myers, Chris Nalepa. Marcus Neubouer, Den Newharf, Robert Newman, Chris Nguyen, Quang Nolond, Marvin Nunn, Stephen Olsan, Kurr Orrill, Eric Osrendorf, Hans Ovesny, Frances Padgett, Dorren An Exceptional Athlete Freshman Chris Meyer demonstrates some of his special talent before football practice. Chris Meyers is on extremely talented athlete. His ex- traordinary athletic abilities in football and basketball ex- cell over many young men his age. Chris ' great abilities led the Gators to a 7-3 season this year in football and a first place team in eighth grade. He led the team in rushing both years and is a promi- nent hopeful player for the varsity next year. Chris also excels in basketball. His height and quickness are the forces behind his great play. Chris ' abilities have landed him a spot on the varsity squad. Chris ' coaches are very happy about his play and look forward to a great future with him. If Chris can keep his head on straight and pass, he will be one of the best athletes to graduate from Dickinson. He has all the fools, said his ninth grade coach, Terry Vestal. Classes 105