Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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1985-86 Junior Class Favorites and Most Spirited Carrying our the traditional select- ing and voting, the junior class selected their favorites. Most Spirited Juniors were appropriately chosen. Amy Fisher was voted Most Spirited girl and Walter Martin Most Spirited boy. The two received great honor in their titles. It ' s o great honor to receive Most Spirited. I ' m sure forty years from now I ' ll look back and wonder where oil my spirit went said junior Amy Fisher. Walter Martin felt it ' s a nice honor and I ' m glad I was nominated. The Junior Class Favorites for this year were Vicki Lobir and Jay Neal. I don ' t know what to soy except it really surprised me, but it ' s a nice honor, soid junior Vicki Lobit. I pret- ty much feel like everyone else does. It ' s an honor to be chosen class favorite, soid junior Joy Neol. All four of the junior favorites are outgo- ing ond OUTRAGEOUSLY spirited. After oil, as Jay Neal soid, It ' s o dirty job, but someone has to do it. Vicki Lobit debates on whether she should help Joy Neol or let him foil in the cold boyou woter ot Poul Hopkins Pork. Class favorites Joy Neal and Vicki Lobit, and Most Spirited couple Amy Fisher ond Walter Martin pose for o picture. Amy Fisher and Walter Martin enjoy the views on the bridge at Poul Hopkins Pork. Classes 81

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Junior doss officers Amy Fisher, Renee Veosey. Crooks Dell, and Vicki Lobif prove school isn ' t oil hard work I Junior Class Officers Have Busy Year This year is the busiest year we hove experienced yer as officers, said Brooks Dell, junior class vice-president. I am very proud of our class and its cookie sale efforts. Our initial profit was good, but I know our class is capable of even greater accomplishments, said class president Amy Fisher. The cookie sales were the biggest ever for o junior class at DH5. The junior class earned in excess of $4,000 to be put into an account for prom. Class secretary Vicki Lobit and class treasurer Renee Veasey ore also proud of the sales. The juniors all pulled together and sold imported cookies. The juniors worked very hard and spent many after-school hours selling cookies for their class. Amy Fisher said, This is the most dedicated and productive group of officers the junior class has ever had. Each person is dedicated and enjoys working for the benefit of the junior class. Virginia Darling is the class sponsor. 80 Classes

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Sophomore Stocey Mason sticks out her tongue during the funny foce contest while ot o fellow classmate ' s Halloween porty. Sophomore Leslie Sladek rakes time out of her Spanish class ro show everyone her talent of blowing bubbles. SOPHOMORES w lr ■ Sophomore Ricky Perez soys, Peace while waiting for his gym class to come to an end 5ophomore John Trapone works on his Spanish homework. 62 Classes