Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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J. Senior Darren Wydermeyer refreshes himself with a gloss of Quick Kick and watches his teammotes during the Deoumont French gome ire ex- orso- «?0r fids to ictorion p s only While freshmen Mona Dovis ond Lonce Hardcasrle work on their French test, Jamie Colley outrageously stores at the answers he has raped to Mrs Kulvickis ceiling. These are only a few of rhe shocks rhor D.H.S. students have become accustomed to. You never know whar fhey ' ll do nexr-a real shocker, aren ' t they? This is whar is heard from teachers and administrators about the students. As the 1985- 66 school year comes to an end, each student leaves behind his mark. This school year will always be remembered as 5-H-O-C-K-l-N-G! Senior varsity cheerleader Lisa Mayfield watches rhe burning D dur- ing the pep rally on Thursday before rhe gome against Pearlond Lisa didn ' t let her cast get in the way Opening 9

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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

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As seniors Jerro Hording ond Julio Seguro ride in the HOSA floor during rhe homecoming porode, senior Lynerte Chovez ond junior Peggy Show wove ro rhe crowd Junior colorguord member Gino Adorns holds her flog ro neor perfecrion os she performs wirh the bond ot halfrime. Each day, rhe col- orguord spend many hours in procrice ro moke Goror fons proud during eoch performance -I Radical. Ir is exorbitant, it is unusual, it is shocking, it is outrageous, and it is D.H.S. Each of these words describes rhe students and the school year of 1985-86. Students go to any extreme to make their school year as radical and memorable as possible. Where is this radicalism and who represents it? With eoch student representing a part of the radicalism, it could be found just around rhe corner in rhe G-hall or in one of the many other halls. The sophomores and juniors, rhe Gators, the coaches, the fish, the bald boys, the seniors and lasr but not least the teachers and administrarors oil represent the radicalness conrained in rhe outrageously outrageous halls of D.H.S. Leovir »ont to i S. U-N-UJ 10 Opening