Denison High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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AND THE WINNERS ARE . . . - Beth Glass, first runner u and her pep rally escort, Chad Clay, leg were presented at the pep assembly. Kendall McKinley, second runner up was escorted by D lan Stafford at the pep rally, ri ht. Mr. Gien Rich, Beth, Mr. Ierry Hatfielfd, Gina Hatfield, Mr. Mike v 'H V McKinley and Kendall pose after the 'Q crowning ceremony at Munson Stadium. ln spite of cloudy skies and showers that preceeded homecomin activities, the imp M, nominees were presented on the field to a m large, vocal crowd of fans. Each girl and her fat er paused while her accomplishments and school activities were announced. The HN jf first and second runners up were announc- 321, ed and the winner crowned by Student Council president Stafford. For the first time in three years it did not rain on the homecoming parade held Thursday. , 9' 51 IT'S COLD OUT HERE - The top ten nominees Shawnna White, Rebecca Terry, Kendall McKinley, Christy Holland, Michelle Martinda Tiffany Myers, Gina Hatfield, Beth Glass, Gale Gainey and Marla Barnhill, blanketed against the cold night, watch the first half oft homecoming game from their platform on the field. The halftime ceremony was the highlight of the evening. 10 Activities -f Page by Kerri johnson r

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Hatfield is 1986-87 Homecoming Queen As the band played the song, Words Get in the Way, Gina Hatfield was named the 1986-87 Homecoming Queen. She is the daughter of jerry and judy Hatfield. Hatfield is Senior Class president, Spanish Club vice president and Den-teens vice president. Other clubs that she is associated with are United Service Club, Student Council and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Hatfield has been junior, sophomore and freshman class favorite, and has also been a trainer for the varsity football team for the past two years. Seniors selected ten homecomin nominees from a list of all senior girls. Students from all grades votejby Scantron ballot for their choice after the homecoming pep assembly. More than 40 organizations chose sweetheart and escort representatives for the celebration. All were presented to the large homecoming crowd at the football game. CORONATION - Gina receives her crown with help from Student Council president Dylan Stafford and her father, top left, Michelle Martindale, Tiffany Myers, Gina and Beth Glass wait anxiously for the winners to be announced, above. Gina, right, receives the traditional crown and bouquet. tPhotos by Vivian Thompson and Henington Studiol .-Q 1'8 4 ' 2 ' W ' ' .'. il--9 V- ,fl , wwf fl ir 'L I ' 931 9 'i . ' . -'rp OUT Fon A sTRoLL - Gina walks with her l ' M escort, Anton Albrand, far left, during the 1 1 f X, 3 WMM, pep rally, and smiles for the crowd while A , f Q riding in the parade. fPhotos by Henington ' ' '- . Studio and Nate Wardl l A i ik ' ,. Ar Page bylulie West f Activities 9

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'Cl-0 MARLA BARNHILL CHANCE CLARK 1 MICHELLE MARTINDALE IASON WHEELER I , 1 My ' 5 QM t ' SHAWNNA WHITE ALLEN STEPHENSON if GALE GAINEY CHRISTY HOLLAND STEVE AVILA SCOTT MARR i1 W I WW TIFFANY MYERS REBECCA TERRY ROGER HANSON MIKE WRIGHT ALL TOGETHER NOW - The top ten nominees did not let the gloomy skies dampen their spirits at the homecoming rehearsal. The girls are shown here displaying a little talent to brighten up the morning. The practice, held before school Thursday, was almost rained out. Nominees and Sweethearts practiced the line up and the rocedures to be followed at the homecoming football game presentations. iPhoto by joe Thlompsonl Page by Kerri johnson - Activities 11