Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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t.D.H.5. binds o ' 0 one unique Junior Krisri McReynolds par- ticipates in the homecoming events by dressing up os o clown As she walks by, she waves ond throws candy to the children Who or what mokes Dickinson unusual? Could ir be Stop- sign walking through rhe halls wirh chains around his neck, Mimi Millican wirh her hair a different color each day, or Coach Smirh ' s bright hose and white shoes she wears on gome days? Or maybe it ' s Rand Chandler ' s neck drowned in party beads or Mrs. Higbee ' s roach costume. These people represent some of the unusualness that is plastered throughout the halls of D.H.5. This is U-N-U-5-U-A-L. Freshmon Chris Newman looks astonished as his teacher asks for rhe homework which he did not do. He says, Bur my little brother ate it! Senior Roy Frierson smashes his nose against Big Als gator pen while trying to hide behind the plexi-gloss Opening 7

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Watching the Pearlond game, senior Dovid Mettimon ond junior Dovid Aldridge rest themselves offer on exhausting ploy Junior Murphy Yotes refreshes himself wirh o bottle of Quick-Kick. Freshman Dona Alexander jams on the drums or the holftime performance of the homecom- ing gome I ft Unusual. The dictionary stares unusual as being beyond rhe ordinary, outrageous; nor common, rare, and strange. Dickinson High School fits this desctiption as each person has his own personality and different characteristics. Personalities vary from wild to weary, wirh personailry being rhe total structure of an individual, including rheir abilities, interests, and attitudes. As the wild ones lead, the weary follow bringing rogerher a personality cult. D.H.S. has a devotion to a type of personality which binds a group of people rogerher. Wirh differenr personalities combined into one outrageous group, D.H.S. gains a sense of unigue unusualness. ■ : -: :v-: 6 Opening

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Sophomore Dovio Wise enjoys her sucker thoi the Sponish Club sold for 25 cenrs While sirring in rhe school porking lor otter school, she soys, I like srrowberry the besr . Troiner Tim Wocker, oko Doc, smiles os he wrops senior Ed Gorner ' s wrisr before on otter- noon procrice Eoch doy Doc con be found in rhe field house working wirh students ond their injuries Shocking. It is outrageous, ir is scandalous, and ir is D.H.S. The 1985-86 school year contains many unforgettable shocks which gain a spot in everyone ' s book of memories. People at D.H.S. fend to enjoy a scandalous event or a real shocker. Without this excitement, D.H.S. would not be the some. What are some of rhe shocks that make D.H.S. what it is? Could it be the no pass, no play rule, rhe fire ex- tinguisher powder in the halls after rhe vandalism, or so- meone trying to pull the wool over Mr. Barlow ' s eyes? Or maybe a student staying home on the weekends to study, a bomb threat party, a monstrous Proctorian Research Paper, or waking up and realizing it ' s only Monday. These become next-Q ( teachers schoc smori 6 Opening