Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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Proud Princess Lisa poses for a quick snap shot as she stands all crowned in glory and adorned in red Vandal roses. Smiles of happiness. Senior jay Helms proudly poses with 1985 Homecoming Queen Nominee, Tam- my Huffines. G i X13 .rf Kay Huffinex ' W , MRM s,f.W ,.,r .,,s . .. i ' ' 'fi . L kk n al Ha rife 2. . -'-lf- - ....- 5 E ffm Student Life QA!! 3 X I' f' an , If I! ,.-' , 'Al' Pal Dafidyon The crowd applauds as Homecoming Queen Nominee, Sherri Davidson, is escorted by Senior Chris Hendricks at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Picture perfect Christie Sian- ford smiles at the news of being named a nominee for Homecom- ing Queen in 1985. Grelrben Smith

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. Rirbard Pirkeil Stand Up for the Vandalsll' The crowd is on their feet supporting the Vandals, who defeated the Brownsboro Bears, 6-0. Peppin' Llp. Fans watch the basket- ball game against Rusk. ,NX I' ,-was-s Sbrrryjobnmn D.D.-Isl! , , 9 stroma Parent Pride. Parents of Vandal Band members talk about the perfor- mance after they watched the band's drill. They earned straight ones. In the air torlight. Vanclal spirit comes through as numerous fans gather at the Bi-district pep rally held Thursday night before the game. Sberrjyjnbruan Crowd Supporters

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I 1 ' .,,L . if W- .2 gm ' X - ' 1 -- gg?-mfs - 2 I HW. ' aa ag mmm? omecoming 1985 went down in most scrapbooks as the first blackout game in the rain, but to five Senior girls it was a very memorable night. In- spire of the rain soaked field and a power outage, the mighty Vandals still captured a victory and Lisa Powell was crowned Homecoming Queen. The glamour and beauty of being crowned Homecoming Queen was dampened ever so slightly as the torrential downpour continued to flood the field causing the nominees to concentrate even more on their poised motions. The whole thing was ironic. Daddy and I were cracking jokes because it was supposed to be so glamorous and we were all soaked, recalled Julie Griffin. The entire week was more of a fairy tale to some of the girls, from the moment Mr. Homer Terry an- nounced their names as nominees to the very second Missy Beaird, ex-Queen, crowned Lisa. I couldn't believe it. I felt like it was a dream and I was the princess, remembered Lisa Powell. Martha Hynes t H '1i.f :gg . . ' ,, -xslt s 5, g -at Van Progren' Van Progrex: Dream COH16 true! Homecoming nominees were Queen Lisa Powell, Sherry Davidson, julie Griffin, Christie Stanford, and Tammy Huf- fines. The five enjoyed a week of rain and fun. Rain soaked yet happy, Homecom- ing Queen Nominee, julie Griffin, is escorted by her father across the foot- ball field during halftime ceremonies. Homecoming Queen 1