Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Married in June 1985, newlyweds Ron and Kothy Proctor now do their homework together. Coach Guy Rudwick ond registrar Linda Rudwick relax in rheir home otter o hard day at Dickinson High School. Between coaching, teaching, and Student Council work, Jerry ond Carolyn Harkreader spend os much quality time ot home as possible Faculty 119

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Teamwork, 24 Hours A Day Four couples or Dickinson High School work fogerher everyday as faculty and sraff, and also ream together after 4:00 p.m. as husband and wife. A dual role, you say? Yes, but a rewar- ding one, according to these eight people. Ron and Kathy Proctor, English teachers, both feel that 24 hour togetherness has its advantages. I feel comfortable working with my husband, but it ' s better being separated on two floors, said Mrs. Hamm-Proctor, who also teaches Spanish. Working together promotes symparhy for each other ' s concerns. I have more understanding with her problems, said Mr Proctor. Having worked together for eight years, Cooch Jerry Harkreader and Carolyn Harkreader, homemaking teacher and Stu- dent Council sponsor, discussed another im- portant reason for promoting on-the-job togetherness. I can come to my wife if I 5am and Vicki Mims admire their well-decorated Christmas tree ot home ever run our of money, said Coach Harkreader. Another advantage was discussed by Coach Sam Mims. It ' s easier to com- municate with my wife, he said of Vicki Mims, English teacher. However, Coach Guy Rudwick probably gave the most important factot fot wan- ting to work at the same school as his wife, registrar Linda Rudwick. I enjoy having the same holidays! 118 Faculty

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The junior varsity volleyball reom rakes a quick water break during a game. Coach Margie Warren discusses game strotegy with her ream Senior varsiry rennis ream player Tommy Jonik prepares ro smash rhe boll back ro his opponenr dur- ing procrice on rhe high school courrs 120 Sports