Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Homecoming 1985 Explodes Homecoming 1985 kicked off with spirit week. Students ond foculty wore different colors for eoch doy of the week, beginning with block on Monday and ending with blue on Friday. On Thursday the community participated in the Homecoming parade, lining the streets to watch the 1985 Homecoming Court ride by in cars. Friday during the pep rally, seniors song the school song while holding hands in the middle of the gym. Stacey Kettler, senior, said, I thought we were the loudest and the best yet! That night, the Gator team rolled over the Pearland Oilers 21-9. If was an important game and they did the job, said Coach 5am Mims. Homecoming 1965 ended with the dance that was live in ' 85, according to senior Shalanda Moore. Senior Doug Reed carries in another play against Pearland for Coach Dub Farris. Seniors Greg Jones ond David Merriman block os Dwoyne Hagler shoots through a hole Student Life 17

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The varsity cheerleaders hop over ro the senior section at the last pep rally to award them with footballs Seniors Troy Baker, Allsa Guerrant, Scott Moder, Diane Adams, and Erin Shumer In Colonel are out to fight for freedom, justice, and liberty for all in the Homecoming potade. 16 Srudenr Life

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olleyball Battle of the Sexes k» The borrle of the century went on Monday, November The boys varsity football team challenged the girls varsity volleyball team in a three-round match. The boys entered the gym in raggedy shirts, shorts, sunglasses, and an assort- ment of hats. The girls had on their Snoopy Joe Cool shirts, which prov- ed very appropriate. The girls ended the night ' s activities with two wins over the boys one. The Lady Gators dominated the score board throughout the night. The girls received their first win with a score of 15- 8. In the second game, Doug Reed earned nine of 1 1 points, Scott Wyly made three, and Dwayne Hagler served the winning point. The last game gave the Dashers a 15-5 victory over the Lady Gators. Along with the Dashers came their spirited cheerleaders, Scott Shepard, Charles Downey, Dobby Shaver, and Dill Hill as the Gator mascot. Shepard said, It was fun dressing up as girls; who soys boys don ' t have more fun? LThe night ended with the third game going to the girls. The Dashers came from behind to fie the gome 14-14. The gome tied again at 15-15, but the girls won 18-16. The football players were very excited that Mrs. LouCille Scoggins sponsored their team. The varsity football players played extremely well at a game which was not their forte, and for which they only had two practice periods, she said. Seniors Scorr Wyly and Par Davis blocking, while senior Yolanda James at- tempts a dink over the net Senior Scorr Wyly spikes the boll over rhe net £ 18 Student Life