Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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TY9 v Trim: ,Supp-f i .. . i ,gen i I 5 Rilu-as 42 iff 5 , ig 1 . :Ei ' fel I 1 1'W,,, s1 ff1f,,ghf,w Rock the Yellowjackets! Mrs. Linda Shoup shows her spirit by dress- ing up for Punk day. Mrs. Shoup proves students are not the only ones who get involved in the spirit of Homecoming. Vandal 55 EX, Mr. Dan Howell, art teacher, answers Mr. Waters' question What will the Yellowjackets be say- ing Friday night? by singing Born to Lose. 3 af: ' ' 'uv Tnnya W'illir1gbam f H2 N A yky V , 11 it ,sz it is 1 an 4, it li' 3 'E sf' ' 7 ff khan julie any Mash the Yellowjackets! The seniors won the best Homecoming hall with this theme. Here seniors Martha Hynes, Kelli Rice and Terri Tillison do their bit in helping in Homecoming preparations. Seniors have Spirit! The senior class of '86' shows their enthusiasm by winning the spirit stick at the Homecoming pep rally. The Seniors also won best hall. Homecoming 9

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Sack che Y dem body gets the spirit ing :he Yellowjaekers by havirig a pic- nic Homecoming week. During the picnic the varsity cheerleaders threw a stands in front of the blazing bonfire. The crowd cheers along with the cheerleaders to root on the Van Van- dal football team. short peprally. , ,, 1-1. at 4 xssyimwn- . i V W 4 WT' . .ra-w7 i ek - rg, N Q f ' . ,A - -fwiainffginmrfr UK A , ik 'M' 1 We C the performed. 1 Ocrober +17 wasxan extra special day. There was 'a parade down Main,Srreec.5vich the Homecoming nominees, cheerleaders and che bOf15re cheer- 'Poweii was crowned i ll' r 1985186 Vandgl showed th stuff r by the Mineola Yellowjackers 21114. This made the Vandais have a 710 record. During half-time Senior Lisa Homecoming Queen. AH rhis made Homecoming '85' e a memorable Homecoming. i Barbie Lanier -...fr i J...

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ti W, .Q 4 , nw 9 Eat Itl Not the cafeteria food again, Mrs. Lewisf' exclaims julie Griffin, as she prepares for lunch break at the I.L.P.C. Journalism workshop at UT Austin. . Mfr! A-w ,A r V 1 'IW . f . W' ' VT ,W I ,i ., Wf- fi at '1 ' 'Q fi ,Y ,, ,,, M'-: W, ood ole Summertime . . . full of sunshine, tan bodies and summer loves. It is a time for splashing in lakes and pic- nicing on beaches, but for some students summer is a time for hard work and little pay. Some students had summer jobs. Others had camps and summer workouts to help them prepare for the new school year. Summer workouts were some- times a pain, but in the long run they were worth it, Senior Cheerleader Tauna Blevins said. Student Life 1?1WQif?B5i:4f' fr-we . El if T' Sf Grelrben Smith During summer two-a-days, j.V. and Varsity players worked hard and long. It was hard work, but it was fun. Sophomore john Pickett said. Between all the jobs and workouts, there were always those summer nights on the weekends. Kelleah Gossett Dress You Up. Posing as a manne- quin is only one job Ni'C0le Freeman performs on the Dilliards Teen Board. pt t-i sw, 1M-W C eril F reemau