Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Quin, Buddy Randle. Melvm Reed, Derrick Reed, Doug Reed, Stephanie Reumonr, Carol Rooch, Dovid Rodriquez, Joel Rose. Leccerte Russel, John Ryon, Joner Solvoro, Mary Samuels, Felira Sandford, Shalando Saunders, Kyle ichmitr, Henry :huerr, Robert Schwgmer, Michelle Scott, Kelly cort. Shannon Scott, Trovis Seaholm, Eric Segura, Julia Sharp, Samuel Shaver, Bobby Shaw. Lineal Shope, Cotrina Shumer, Erin Silva, Elizabeth Slicker, Ed Smith, Charles Smith, David Smith, Robin Sosa, Yvonne Southoll, Deona 4Hfc

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Mozie, Gregory Mullen, Christine Mullins, Janice Norron, Michelle Nerod. Mike Nesselhouf, Rene Neubouer, Joy Noyolo, Judy Nunn, Jock Osborn, Lori Ovesny, Carol Podgerr, Terry Polmer, Scon Poyne, Shown Perez, Anita Perez, Lee Peterson, Paul Potter, Mark Powers, Coy Preos, Robert Puente, Christi It Ain ' t No Big Deal Senior Allen Boudreoux shows the newest in court jester styles on the pier or Poul Hopkins Pork This was Allen Boudreaux ' s modest comment and spontaneous teoction. Boudreoux was nominated as 1985 court jester for Homecoming. Although Webster ' s Dic- tionary describes court jester os a fool af the medieval royal court, Boudreoux believes court jester symbolizes a sense of pride, and honor. He participated in all of the homecoming ac- tivities along with the girls in the court. His favorite port was throwing candy and riding in the jeep at the parade. Many seniors voted for Boudreoux for various reasons. Dea Adair said, He is such a friendly person. Lawrence Erskin said, He ' s cool, a real playboy. Boudreoux was a member of the varsity foot- boll team and played soccer for two years. Seniors 55

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Spears, Ronald Srarke. Sean Sre ambarge, Jimilou Steele, Morr Stone, Dallas Stoot, Gus Stubblefield. Rena Thomos, Rene Thumann, Jeff Topfer, Karen Townsend, Samantha Trapane, Ricky Trevino, Juan Turnbough, Barbara Turner. Christine Urban, Joe Vosquez, Lupe Vaughn. Bobby Verinder, Mike Vogr, Borbaro Watson, Chorles Decking the Halls in Style - it ? - Carol Manning, Troy Baker, Loura McCroskey, Honey Hulsey, and Buddy Qum take time out on October 25, Homecoming Day, to enjoy a senior tradition. Senior Dress-Up Day I think Senior Dress-Up Day is a special tradi- rion giving the whole class a feeling of togetherness, said Laura McCroskey. Senior Dress-Up Day is the one day out of the whole year that the seniors get to show off their new clothes, their spirit, and most of oil, their power. Senior Deidre Liberato said, Senior Dress-Up Day gives you a good excuse to buy new clothes. It ' s also a special day that separates seniors from the other dosses. The 1985-86 Dress-Up Day was filled with seniors exhibiting their best suits and fanciest dresses. The girls displayed large mums with bells and ribbons and the guys showed off tiny boutineers. Even tuxes and long formal gowns in many different designs filled the halls. It was nice that everyone could look decent for one day, said senior Party Gonzalez. Most people seem to think it was a big deal, but there ' s always an outrageous someone who rhinks differenrly. It ' s fun to see everyone all dressed up nice. If the weather ' s hot, it makes you appreciate your r-shirts, 501 s, and your sandals, said senior Rand Chandler. Seniors 57