Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Senior bond members roke o bow on rheir lost performance ot the November 8 football gome against Texas City. Seniors Michele Martin, Stacey Kettler, ond Liso Moyfield cheer the senior class on to winning spirir stick during the homecoming pep rally. Senior Lisa Mayfield is swomped by magazines as she led the class in magazine sales, the annual seniot money raising event. ?nior Scott Polmer shows his style acquired rhrough lany years of studying, hord work, and jncentration Seniors 63

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Senior Traditions Although the class of ' 86 missed our on many traditions such as getting out a week earlier than the underclassmen, an off period, and career day, rhe class of ' 86 has definitely made the best of what ' s left. There is one senior tradition that is abused every year by underclassmen-leaving for lunch, There is norhing worse rhan being with all your friends at lunch and an underclassman sitting beside us, said John Doe, senior. And for all who don ' t know him, he ' s most seniors ' opi- nion of an underclassman leaving for lunch. And for those underclassmen who think they got away with leaving, you really didn ' t because the seniors scoffed on you! Anorher senior tradition is selling magazines. Senior Lisa Mayfield sold rhe most magazines this year, with all pro- ceeds going roward prom. The sentimental traditions ore senior dress-up day, singing rhe school song at the last pep rally, prom, ordering gradua- tion invitations and cops and gowns, rhe senior breakfast, exchanging senior memory books, senior ploy, filling our college applications, senior skip day, senioriris, research paper, gerring married in government, having classes wirh only seniors, homecoming, being foorball captain, and be- ing able to tule the school with pride and dignity. And most impottantly, graduation! I ; Seniors nior Richord McDermott stores into rhe gloss or McDonalds and rhinks Mirror, mirror on rhe wall, who ' s rhe hungriesr of rhem oil?

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Fine Dining We hove waited three years to leave for lunch and now it is our turn to enjoy eating out, said Deidre Liberaro, Yvonne Sosa, and Michelle Droussard. After three years of earing in the school cafeteria, seniors have the priviledge of leaving campus to have lunch out. This year, prin- cipal Dr. Anne Coppenhaver threatened the class of 86 with a closed campus because the underclassmen broke rules With the cooperation of seniors, the underclassmen were stopped and lunch remained open campus for seniors. Lunch offered a break for the students to get away for 45 minutes a day. Dig spenders ended up at McDonald ' s, Wendy ' s, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Pizza Inn. I Before finishing his lunch or McDonald ' s, senior Chris Jenkins wipes his mouth Senior Troy Baker eats a nine peice chicken McNugget and a lorge drink for lunch or McDonald ' s Doing It Charles ' Way Senior Ch arles Smith has been in band since sixth grade. He said, I enjoyed being in the stage band the most, when we had if. Mt. John Gosseft, assistant band director, said, He is a fabulous trombone player and ex- cellent band student. Some of the awards he has won include All-district and All- tegion four years and All-State two years. Mr. Don Owens, band director, said, Charles is one of the besf ttombone players I have ever had. He is not only an excellent ployer, but he is also a great band president. 1 I Senior Charles Smifh applies himself in class by doing Mr. Sransfield ' s government closswork. 64 Seniors