Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

Page 39 text:

DH5 student, freshmon Adrian Boudreaux. smiles os he receives a silver medal for his track competition ot the State Track Meet DH5 student, senior Potti Drown, gives her best shot ot the Softball State Meet held In Montgomery County f. fa Srudenr Life 35

Page 38 text:

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

Page 40 text:

A Solid Gold Winner The 1986 seniors presented their adaption of Howard Teichman ' s and George S. Kaufman ' s The Solid Gold Cadillac on March 13-15 in the auditorium. The main pur- pose of their production was to raise money for the senior fund, and ac- cording to Ron Proctor, senior class sponsor, we raised about $500, which should help the class greatly. The play was two acts, and showed that Virtue is its own reward. In if, Laura Partridge (Carol Reumont) buys ten shares of General Pro- duct ' s stock and decides to become actively in- volved in the company ' s affairs. She does this by attending all stockholders ' meetings, much to the aggravation of the chief executives. They were president Edward McKeever (Charles Smith), vice-president T. John Dlessington (Jimmy Mechelay), secretary Warren Gillie (Buddy Quinn), and treasurer Clif- ford Snell (Kevin Cambpell). To keep her under- wraps they appoint her director of Stockholders Relations. Although the job is really only a rifle, she manages to transform her job into a very powerful position, which helps her later in the play. McKeever becomes a United States senator, and also falls in love with Laura. By the end of the play, Lauta has become vice-president, secretary, and tteasurer of General Products. Other cast members were Amelia Shotgraven (Lisa Mayfeild), Mark Jeinkins (Tommy Janik), Miss L ' arriere (Mimi Millican), Miss Logan (Stephanie Reed), the AP (Paul Brown), the US (Stephanie Reed), a little old lady (Shalanda Moore). The stage manager and student manager were Chris Jeinkins and Laura Mc- Croskey, respectively. Paul Bown was the nattafor. Stephanie Reed (MISS LOGAN) and Charles Smith (ED McKEEVER) imitate The Solid Gold Dancers Go to Washington in act I of The Solid Gold Codilloc. performed March 13, 14 and 15 in the DH5 auditorium. 36 Student Life