Dickinson High School - Gator Yearbook (Dickinson, TX)

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Junior Rod Wood smiles os the Gotors ore on their woy to onothet victory ogoinst Deoumont French 13-6 in the seoson opener ot Deoumont. jesro otsond loyoffs. Islws Bur the true meaning of outrageous is the class of ' 86. They have a sense of unity and we stick together ' ' said senior Alisa Guerrant. Her nickname, Scab, and her billy goat chuckle represent outrageousness. As the school year comes to an end, the class of ' 86 will always be remembered as O-U-T-R-A-G-E-O-U-5. Junior Eddie Brodshow shows junior Amy Fisher what a real pig he is while they sit together in the G-hall While in the locker room, senior Dovld Merrimon wears his favorite color of hose around his head. Before on after- noon football practice, he says, I like neutral colors with runs Opening 5

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Juniors Sheryl Bucsonyi ond Tomi Steomborge show their outrogeousness os they hong up- side down from o lifeguord stond or Eost Deoch in Galveston Sophomore Jennifer Morocho fixes her Gumby head os she walks through the halls wearing o costume during the week-long Anchor Club initiation. Outrageous. This is a word which definitely describes the 1985-86 school year. Outrogeousness was adopted as the rule of conduct and became the school motto. Each day a symbol of outrogeousness was found. Look in the halls for o bald David Merriman with a trench coat and Blues Brothers shades, or look for Lawrence Erskin ' s shocking plaid jackets. These people symbolize outrogeousness and are only o few of the outrages that were found inside the walls of D.H.5. What is outrageous? It is the unusual military boots and the shock of the football team NOT going to the playoffs. It is the scandal of senior skip day and someone un- thinkably knocking on Mr. Proctor ' s door, or the foolishness of an underclassman leaving for lunch. hovea AlsoGi , e; ,. As rh Olwrjys 4 Opening

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Watching the Pearlond game, senior Dovid Mettimon ond junior Dovid Aldridge rest themselves offer on exhausting ploy Junior Murphy Yotes refreshes himself wirh o bottle of Quick-Kick. Freshman Dona Alexander jams on the drums or the holftime performance of the homecom- ing gome I ft Unusual. The dictionary stares unusual as being beyond rhe ordinary, outrageous; nor common, rare, and strange. Dickinson High School fits this desctiption as each person has his own personality and different characteristics. Personalities vary from wild to weary, wirh personailry being rhe total structure of an individual, including rheir abilities, interests, and attitudes. As the wild ones lead, the weary follow bringing rogerher a personality cult. D.H.S. has a devotion to a type of personality which binds a group of people rogerher. Wirh differenr personalities combined into one outrageous group, D.H.S. gains a sense of unigue unusualness. ■ : -: :v-: 6 Opening