Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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EXCEPTIONAL Although we hod bod times, we always stuck together, Tiffany Guillory. Girl ' s Varsity Conquers A Tough Season The girl ' s varsity basketball team proved their power as they struggled through a tough season. The starters for the team were Zenira Roe, Kim Hagler, Tiffany Guillory, Karen Marks, and Charlene Delser. Senior Charlene Delser was chosen most valuable player as she led the team with an average of 19.2 points per game. je« r p»o» l«N • T •S Opponent Scores (U ■Them) Doll High 25-50 Texas City 52-48 LoMorque 50-27 LaPorre 41-53 Clear Lake 27-59 Pearland 28-74 Ball High 37-53 Texas City 44-32 LaMarque 52-29 LaPorte 47-43 Clear Lake 26-44 Clear Creek 31-68 Pearland 35-65 FRONT ROW: Coach Sonja Curry, SECOND ROW: Kim Hagler, Zenita Rae, THIRD ROW Michelle Hill, Jimilou Steambarge, Karen Marks, FOURTH ROW: manager Deona Peterson, Susan Spillone, Charlene Delser, Tiffany Guillory, Renee Veasey, manager Carol Griffith This was an enjoyable year in basketball and the team has really improved, said Charlene. The most improved player was junior Susan Spillane. As for tournaments, the ambitious players won first in the Texas ) City tournament. Next year we ' re ex- peering young ball players with lots of speed, quickness, and killer instincts! , said| coach Sonja Curry. 4 ■ 140 Sports

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EMOTIONAL A season review — Rebuilding; great effort; olot of team pride and dignity, said cooch Gory Zernow. ' ' They ployed with olot of emotion and pride, said coach Mike Hughes. Sophomores Fight As Freshmen Rebuild The Sophomore Gotors, coached by Gory Zernow, hod o rough season. Being rhe first sophomore ream, rhe Garors did very well against rheir opponents. The Sophomore Gotors, said Coach Zernow, worked harder and played with more ag- gressiveness than any other opponent we ployed. The team ' s most valuable player was Mike Clark. Their most improved player was Tyrone Johnson. The sophomore Gators faced difficult odds in every gome. Despite this, the players showed up with a positive mental attitude. They did whatever they were asked, and did it 100%. The greatest at- tribute to this team was their willingness to moke practice during the entire season. In high school sports, winning is nor the most important thing The bottom line is the quality of effort and the desire to improve, said Coach Zernow. p»o» • N • T • S A-TEAM Lomorque 69-79 LoPorte 49-47 Clear Lake 60-74 Clear Creek 59-64 Pearland 45-64 Boll High 47-55 Texas City 61-72 B-TEAM LaMarque 23-40 LaPorte 22-55 Clear Lake 45-63 Clear Creek 26-63 Pearland 41-65 Ball High 41-54 Texas Ory 43-41 The Freshmen A Daskerball Team finished rheir season with a 6-22 overall record. Their district record was 1-13. Billy Zimmerman was rhe most valuable player for rhe team. Archie Williams was the leading scorer with on average of 27.3 poinrs o gome. Eric Groves was rhe most improved player and contributed o lot of help to the team. The A team lost three regular players due to House Bill 72. Coach Hughes expects bigger and berter scores for next year. The Freshmen B baskerball team finished their season with 3-14 overall record. In district, they finished with a 2-12 record. High poinr men for the Gators were Joseph Mozie wirh on 6 point average per gome and Lorenzo Cooper wirh 12 points o gome. Steven Tocketf and Jimmy Junemann. The team lost two regular players due to House Bill 72. The Gotors ployed tough and worked hard. Sophomore: (first L-R) Lee Hrnryick, Roberto Caser, Todd Scott, Roy Moson, Ricky Perez, (Bock L-R) Kevin Durgeor, Jay Stallings, Dovid Flowers, Big Al, Mike Clork. Honk Morula, Tyrone Johnson Freshmen: (front L-R) Morvin White. Ttoy Ross, Rony Jocquet. Cooch Hughes. Tedric Gibson, Michoel Smoll, Archie Williams: (middle L-R) Joseph Mozie, Michael Murry, (back L-R) Lance Hardcastle, Marcus Nalepa, Chris Allen. Herbert Lawson, Mike Anzaldyo, Bill Zimmermon, Big Al, Tim De- ment, Joson Lussier, Dwighr Perkins. Jimmy Jungermon. Stephen Tackett, Lorenzo Cooper. Sports 139

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Senior Tiffany Guillory shows us how the pros do it, during o practice Senior Chorlene Delser glides by her opponent with expertise during o Peorlond game. ■ 44 r Freshman Karen Marks shows a sign of victory. Sports 141