Red Oak High School - Hawk Yearbook (Red Oak, TX)

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A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Enjoying the prom are James Lett. senior and Nikki Curry. sophomore, The prom was held at the Wyndham Hotel ln Dallas.

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Halftime activities highlight night All of the nominees were stand- ing on the field waiting for the winners' to be announced. Last year's queen, September Talent, was waiting to present the crown to the new queen. The stands were filled with an enthusiastic crowd. Others lined up along the fence so that they could see. Everyone had a certain excitement about this game. Of course, it was Homecoming. The Homecoming Queen of 1985- 86 was Shannon Gann. She had WATCHING THE GAME Concentrating on the field, Kim Harris, senior, watches the game. She takes a break between only been here alittle over a year, being accepted well by the students and teachers, Shannon made Varsity cheerleader and she was elected vice president of the senior class. She was also vice president of student council. The Homecoming princesses were Beverly Betik, senior, Kerri Smith, junior, Beverly Greenwood, sopho- more and Ginger Bauerle, fresh- man. Traditionally, the Homecoming pep rally was held in the middle of town, but to give more room to the cheerleaders and drill team for performing, it was held on the football field. It proved to add to cheers. N , year in drill team. the Homecoming excitement. SOUND OF THE WHISTLE The drill WALKING WITH HER FATHER The team begins in accordance with the senior princess chosen was Beverly Betik sound of the whistle, which Angela She was escorted by her father, Bob Betik Craig, junior. blows. This is her third student life 21