Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Senior Stephanie Reed recoils, think whot my tolent was When I heord thot I wos most talented, my first reaction wos to stop ond Most Talented The 1985-86 student body hod a clash of opinions as rhey voted for the Most Talented D.H.5. girl. The result was a tie between Mimi Millican ond Stephanie Reed, Mimi Millocan is tolented in the Thespian department. She has par- ticipated in Drama for four years. Mimi played Miss L ' Arrier in the 1986 Senior Ploy She was in the French Club for two years, Choir ond an of- ficer for two years, and attended the National Academic Decathalon 1986 Also, Most Talented Stephanie Reed receives the title, Stephanie has been in G.S.L. for two yeors. Band for four years, Student Council for two years, JETS for two, presi- dent of her church group, in German Club for three yeors, has been an Elk ' s Teen of the Month, and wos Miss Logon in the 1986 Senior Play The Most Talented boy is Lester Moore. He wos awarded first division four years at solo contests, wos in region choir in 1984-85, ond zone, district, and area choir 1985-86. Lester received awards from contests ot Stephen F. Austin in 1984, 1985, ond 1986 Most Spirited I thought it wos neoto-keeno I wos reolly surprised and enthused It is a great honor to be pictured with Randal ' the goot raiser, said Senior Jimilou Steambarge Fitting their title to a fee, Jimilou Steambarge and, once again, Rand Chandler were voted Most Spirited by the Senior Class. Jimilou has been a member of J.E.T.S. for three years, and Anchor Club for one year. She was a member of IAA, where she won 2nd place in state drafting competition. Jimilou was voted Most Spirited Cheerleader, As everyone will agree, D.H.S. will never have a mascot as spirited as Jimilou, said senior Liz Silva. She also had the sleepless, and pressuring job o ' Year- book Editor Rand McDrayer Chandler was voted Most Spirited for the fourth year in a row by the class of 1986 An insane person like Rand is a spirited leader. He was a powderpuff cheerleader for three years, a Student Council representative for four years, an official GatorGeek one year, a class president for two years, in President ' s Council, a Campus Fellowship representative for two years, Elk ' s Teen of the Month, and holder of the following titles: Most Spirited four years, and Class Favorite two years Seniors 67

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Most Likely To Succeed Carol Reumonr and Jimmy Mecheloy were voted the most like- ly to succeed seniors by the senior class. A unamious vote, Carol has been looked up to by many of us for several years. She was in the band for four years, district and region for two. Honor Society president, student council vice-president for four years, and a National Merit Scholar. She was a Washington workshop representative and in the Anchor Club for two years. Jimmy Mecheloy was voted the most likely to succeed senior boy. Jimmy is active in activities in and out of D.H.S. He is in JETS., G.S.L., Stu- dent Council, and Golf. Jimmy at- tended Texas Boys ' State, placed first in The Voice of Democracy Essay Contest, and is secretary for the Na- tional Honor Society He is also a member of the varsity football team. Class Favorites The 1985-86 Senior Class has chosen their class favorites for the year Garner Geisler was chosen favorite boy, Gina Drunner and Louro McCroskey as favorite girls. Garner Geisler ' s school activities have progressed greatly He has been in foot- ball for four years, baseball for three, Honor Society for two years, Spanish Club, Student Council, and on the Year- book Staff for one year He plans to fur- ther his education at The University of Texas in Austin. Gina Drunner was chosen Freshman and Sophomore class favorite, Freshman Lady-ln-Waiting, Junior Princess, 1985-86 Homecoming Queen, Elk ' s Teen of the Month, and elected corresponding secretary for Student Council. She has also been in band for four years, JETS, for two years, and G.S.L. for four years Laura McCroskey has been awarded All-State in Band, secretary for one year and president of Student Council for one year, Vice-president of Anchor Club, Honor Society for two years, Vice- President of the Pan American Student Forum, Presidenr of President ' s Council, Miss D.H.S., 1985-86 Senior Court, All- State, regional and district awards in band, and class favorite It ' s on honor, ond I hope that when I come bock for our ten year reunion rhor the title still fits, ' Corol Reumont. soid senior toi Sep itakwhot I 4 I can ' t believe it! To be. or not to be was the question o yeor ogo. ond. now. I om the closs fovorire What o trip! said senior Garner Geisler. Hi » 66 Seniors

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Most Unforgettable Dickinson High is a school of wild and outrageous occurrences. Every day, someone or something is un- forgettable. Mimi Millicon and David Merriman have been chosen Most Unforgettable to the senior class. Mimi and David are all around dif- ferent and fun, therefore they are unforgettable. Mimi is outstanding in many ways. She is known for her dif- ferent color hair, clothing styles, and basically just being herself. I thought surely someone else would receive this honor, bur I am glad. I was stunned when I heard the news, stated Millican. David is an ultimately outrageous guy in school. He is one who can real- ly give you a good laugh when you need one. Known for his wild ideas and berserk imagination, David likes to experiment. From banging his head on t he wall, sitting in the rain during a storm, and wearing his camouflage combat boots every Fri- day with his football shirt, David definitely fits his title. As usual I real- ly don ' t know what to soy, David commented. Being Most Unforgettable isn ' t real- ly the hardest thing to do for Mimi and David. Most Athletic Doug Reed was selected Most Athletic boy by the senior class of 1986. Doug is an active member in sports as well as in academic school work. He has played football and baseball all four years, he was all district defensive back for the 84-85 and 85-86 school years, all district split end, co. captain his senior year, and many other awards. Doug plans to attend Yale University after high school. Here he will further his athletic career playing football and baseball. Tiffany was selected as the Most Athletic girl this year She has played both volleyball and basketball all four years in high school. She was also a member of the soccer team for two years. Tiffany participated in Girls Athletic association. After high school, Tiffany plans to attend the University of Houston and continue playing volleyball and basketball. I was shocked ond excited and happy all at the same time, stated Mimi Millican. I am happy that I was voted Most Athletic, it gives me mote confidence in my future goals, stated Tiffany Guillory said G| Q Drunne, 68 Seniors