Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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DWAYNEHAGLER Dwayne Hogler, 170 pounds, 5 ' 10 Second Teom All-District Defensive Dock Honoroble Mention All-District Running Dock ED GARNER Ed Gorner. 225 pounds. 6 ' 00 First Teom All-District Offensive Lineman £ ANDRE WARE Andre Wore. 185 pounds. 6 ' 2% First Teom All-District Quarterback Second Teom All-District Kicker GARNER GEI5LER Gorner Geisler. 155 pounds, 5 ' 9 Honorable Mention All-District Receiver Honorable Mention All-District Defensive Dock KENNETH FRANKLIN Kenneth Fronklin. 185 pounds, 5 ' 10 First Teom All-District Running Dock DAVID MERRIMAN David Merriman, 162 pounds. 5 ' 9 Second Teom All-District Offensive Lineman MURPHY YATES Murphy Yotes. 225 pounds. 6 ' 1V4 First Teom All-District Offensive Lineman Sporrs 127

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OUTSTANDING fV f ROOD HILL Rob Hill, 185 pounds. 5 ' 9 First Teom All-Distrio Linebacker SCOTT WYLY Scott Wyly. 175 pounds, 6 ' 1 First Teom All-Disttict Puntet V PAT DAVIS Pot Dovis, 162 pounds, 5 ' 8 Second Teom All-Disttio Defensive Lineman LAWRENCE McCLAIN Lawrence McClom. 175 pounds, 5 ' 8 Second Teom All-District Running Dock DOUG REED Doug Reed, 170 pounds, 5 ' 8 First Teom All-District Receiver First Team All-District Defensive Dock DARRIN WYDERMYER Dorrin Wydermyer, 165 pounds, 5 ' 1 1 Second Teom All-District Defensive End I i 126 Sports Dwdt kond

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DEDICATED Our players dedicated a lot of time to be successful in the games, said Coach Jim Stewart. J.V. Worked Hard, Hit Hard and Gained Pride The Dickinson Gator Junior Vorsify foot- boll ream completed their season with a 6-4 record. The ream did very well overall, ' ' said Coach Jim Stewart. The team opened the season with o disappointing loss to the Boll High Tor- nadoes in Galveston. However the follow- ing time the teams met at Sam Vitonza Stadium, the Gators stomped the Tors, defeating them with a score of 40-20. Their season was successful for the most port, leaving them with one major setback — House Bill 72. The J.V. team lost sixteen The 1965-66 Junior Varsity coaching staff was Richard Krause, Gory Zernow, and Jim Stewart p«o •N»T«S Opponent Scores (Us-Them) Golveston 12-22 Alvin 34-0 Angleton 22-20 Lo Marque 14-15 La Porte 6-21 Clear Lake 32-27 Clear Creek 30-0 Peorland 20-9 Galveston 40-20 Texas City 6-35 players due to ineligibility. The only time if hurt the team was in practice. I really think it helped us in the gomes, because everyone had to work harder and work together o lor more, said Coach Stewart. Although five of these boys were star- ring players, Stewart said, They never quit and they came from behind to win several rimes. Stewart felt some of the strongesr characteristics of his J.V. squod were that the team worked hard, hit hard and learned a lor about the pride of Gator football. ., jU iAj JuB . ifs The members of the 1985-66 Junior Vatsity foorball team are (front): Eric Flannery, Cedric Dradley, James Davis. Ray Rodriquez, Drenr Discomp. Ricky Gaines, Den Ceyanes, Kevin Childress, Steve Drown, Ricky Perez, Randy Palmer, (middle) Lee Hdrick, Luke Mitchell, Mike Phillips, Todd Scott, Dutch Stutzman. Dobby Lobit, David Patterson. Mard Hiendselman. Johni Wigington, Thomas Sutton, James Dickerson, (back): Mike Aldridge, Mario Montez, Audie Cumpston. Mike Jones, Hank Motula. Kevin Durgens, Fred Hartman, Frank Gillmore, Herman Downey, Donny Lewis, and Don Henderson 128 Sporrs