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

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What Comes Goes Done What's in. What's ' o u t . $51k What's Qatfolg W h a t ' s not. To- d a y ' s trends come and go as quickly as the light of day can turn into the dark of night. Those bright days are in- tensified by many of the la- test 'tobjects de art. The Baby on Board and other messages of caution made their debut in the back win- dow of millions of Ameri- can's cars. Along with the signs came the window shades to help those parked cars beat the heat. And to keep those baby blues from being dazzled by the rays, the Wayfairer and Clubman shades have made their way to the nose that knows how to look tand stayt cool! On a darker note are those happenings that just don't seem to put a spark in Around Around the public's eye. In Noveme ber of 1986, the President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, announced that the American government had been shipping weap- ons into Iran, and made ev- ery person stop and wonder what this country was com- ing to. It seems that you can't watch the news, or lis- ten to the radio, without hearing of another famous person or a commoner tos- ing their life to the deadly disease that destroys the im- mune system, Acquired Im- mune Deficiency Sydrome tAIDSi. Today's fashions reflect the sixties style. The mini- skirt and the peace symbol have strutted their stuff one more time. Another repeat performance that has capti- vated today's audiences have been the growing number of movie sequels that have popped in the- aters everywhere. And like Mamma always said, What comes around, goes around. I963 '35 L 54.000. B ?3 g A I D S fax? l AIDS DEATHS PER YEAR IN THE U.S. 'Americans killed in Vietnam: E 14 Student Life 58 , 1 35 Mopmsu taomm 533?? from

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