Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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FIGHTERS They never gave up and fought hard until the end of the season, said Coach Loomer. Tough Competitors in District This year ' s Junior Varsity girls soccer had many young players. In spire of rheir record, they showed rhe arrirude of rrue fighters. This team went up against a brick wall when they played state-bound teams in a Varsity tournament, states Coach Loomer After many hard practices, the girls were ready to start rheir season at rhe end of November. The ream had long practices and hard playing conditions due to bad (Top row L-R.) Cooch Loomer, Joon- nie Menorri, Toro Tetter, Korie Monoger, Dig Al, Kiki Vousburgh, Jon Deodles, Jennifer Morocho, Monoger Leslie White; (Dortom row L-R) Louro Williams, Sissy Savoie. Soccer Ball, Nonnerre Tucker, Hillory Frey, Francis Ovesny, Angela Eskew P OI«N»T«S St John ' s 0-1 Clear Lake 0-3 Clear Creek 0-0 Dickinson Women ' s 2-0 Team Drozoswood 1-1 Clear Lake 0-6 Clear Creek 0-2 weather. The scores show one win againsr Dickin- son Women ' s League and one rie againsr Brazoswood Wirh rheir experience of this year ' s season and rheir enthusiastic deter- mination, the girl ' s soccer ream expected to go fat next year. The most improved player of the 1985- 86 school year was Nancy Gaz. The most improved player of rhe ream was Angela Eskew. Sports 149

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- ENTHUSIASTIC We maintained a level of en- thusiasm that us in the league with the first and second place teams, whom we tied in our last few games, said Coach Warren. Gators Hove Enthusiastic Season The Dickinson Gator girl ' s varsity soccer ream finished the season with six wins, four losses, and two ties. The team played with a lot of enthusiasm; Coach Warren felt this team consisted of great talents. First team district selections are Leilani Geisler, Bobbie Hernandez, and Heather Roder. p»o •N •T •5 Dobie 1-0 St John ' s 2-0 Lo Porte 2-0 Dobie 1-0 Texas City 8-0 Clear Lake 2-4 Clear Creek 0-1 Klein Forest 2-13 La Porte 0-0 Texas City 6-0 Clear Lake 0-5 Cleor Creek 1-1 Second ream oil-district selections ore Amy Dues and Stacy Houtenon. Terri Rubio, Marni Olsen, and Suzanne Sregall were selected as Honorable Mentions. The high scorer and most valuable player is Leilani Geisler. Kay Killingsworth is the most im- proved player. my swi (Oliil) .:: e mill gpnt ■■ ' . ' if fori «(| (Top row L-R) Coach Warren. Terri Rubio, Leilani Geisler, Heather Rader. Stephanie Wells, Deidra Adair, Dig Al, Bobbie Hernandez, Donna Dunbaugh. Crystal Wainrighr. Lisa McCroskey, Manager Katy, Leslie White; (Bottom row L-R) Marni Olsen. Melissa Barranco, Kayleen Killingsworth, Shalanda Sandford, Amelia Dues, Soccer Ball, Stacey Hautenan, Wendi Rosemand, and. lost but not least, Suzanne Sregall 148 Sports

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The percussion section shows off their style ot o marching contest in LoMotque Junior Amy Eubonks ond sophomore John Tropone announce the door decoration contest winner ot the homecoming pep rally The contest wos sponsored by Student Council 150 Organizations