Van Alstyne High School - Panther Yearbook (Van Alstyne, TX)

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rant, but after ten years of courtship, Alta still says, Tine will tell”. Fay It is very surprising in deed, as I see Kathrine Anderson as United States Good Will Ambassador to South America. Murleno Holm.es is nov; happily helping her husband, A. D. Stephens, in the cattle business. Neal Burnham, after eating a bottle of vitamin pills, given to him by his physics teacher, is nc.v taking the place of Superman. Wanena Neill has established a skating rink in the city of Warden. Wanena takes tine out from skating once a week to run over to the asylum, at Y ichita Falls. I wonder why???? Robert Hynds has achieved his one desire—to be President—and the miracle, has hawoned. He is now president of Van Alstyne’s ever-growing Junk, Street-Cleaning, Dog-Catching Association . I’m hap y to say that c.nc of our Senior girls has won fame in the athletic field. Marceline Alien is loaded down with medals that she won in the Olympic; Deep in the heart of Mexico, I ace a young man wooing bca utiful Spanish senoritas. Dale Murphy has gained fame as a great bull fighter. Another one of our senior girls is engaged in the business of roadside stands. I now see Christ! Neill as a car hop at Hillcrest. Janes Shelton and Raymond MulXenix, inseparable friends, are now appearing on Broadway as a famous tap dancing team. Euio Mac Jackson is serving her second tern in the House of Representatives, while Wilnetha Smith is acting as campaign manager for Ma Ferguson, who is running for Governor'of Texas Jack Parish is now a traveling salesman, spending his time giving sweet compliments to dizasy claries . Ruby Mae Terry and Dorothy SMpworth are both in Washington D. C., employed as secretaries to the Vice-President. Over in England I see Carl Vav ter. He has gainei game as a dashing aviator with the R. A. F. Doroth Helen Lay is nov; one of the outstanding opera singers of this age. Dorothy Cate is a missionary in far-away China, devoting her time in bettering the Chinese people. Once every three years, Dorothy journeys to New York where she looks wistfully at a