Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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t ' s q Bummer When . . . David Aldredge -you open your locker and oil your books fall on your feer. Karen Topfer -you lock your keys in rhe cor with the motor running. Michelle Hathaway -you have ro ride home with someone who can ' r drive. Charlene Delser -you ' re roller than everyone and everyrhing in school. Michelle James -you hove a research paper due rhe day after it was assigned. Wayne Dennett -you try and write a letter ro your girlfriend and someone ' s watching. Paul Down -you skip school and find out ifso holiday. Kevin Campbell -your docror rakes you out of the gome and the coach puts your teammate in. Shalanda Moore -your friends love ro play wirh your ears. Mr. Tom O ' Neal -you ' re stuck coaching a bunch of wild soccer players. Esther Cruz -you happen ro dye someone ' s hair green by mistake. Kristie Hyder -you make plans and get stood up. Jerra Harding -you skip school and go to the beoch, and it starts to rain. Julie Castillo -you lose a best friend to your main enemy. Robin Weatherby -you ' re getting a ticket and all your friends honk as they go by Susette Leopard -you ' re grounded on rhe day of a grear concert. Charlene Diskin -your car dies out in the middle of on intersection. Joel Rodriguez -you rhink you fixed your cor, and you find out you made it worse Jason Jackson -your lunch rime is spent in conference wirh rhe principal. Duckley Edwards -your teacher doesn ' t believe your dog ore your research paper. Ricky Trapane -you hove to go eat with your parents on homecoming night. Senior Kevin Campbell tells senior Dill Hill his famous story about life on the sidelines, thanks to knee injuty eatly in the season RELAYS Faculty member Mr. Tom O ' Neal mourns at the thought that his players don ' t realize the effects of the no pass no play rule. 32 Student Life

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hampions Rise to Victory This year, rhe DH5 students involved in the Special Olympics were very busy. They won third place in the Softball State Meet held in Montgomery County at Lake Conroe, and they were active in bowling and basketball meets. During rhe Spring, they journeyed to Austin to participate in the State Track Meet. The students met twice a week for practices held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. An active parent involved in the organization was Mrs. Carlo Jones, mother of freshman Adrian Doudreaux. She said, I think it is the most beneficial program that has been brought into the DISD system. This program allows rhe students the opportunity to participate and compete in sports. For instance, these individuals are given rhe chance to compete against other srudenrs from orher schools Drendo Scott, a teacher at Dickinson Primary School, is the leader and coach of rhis profitable organization. Cooches Brenda Scott ond Dwono Fowler look on os their team competes in the Softball Stole Meet held in Montgomery County. SSrt £ t f iff P The active group of DHS students wait patiently for the awards to be presented ot the competitive State Track Meet held in Austin. Texas DHS student, freshman Adrion Doudreaux sprints for the finish line in the State Track Meer against students from other schools The State Meet wos held at Texas Stadium in Austin. Texas. 34 Student Life