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

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I'm open. Craig. Sn Jay Cooper SQ wants pdtlently for a pass from teammate Cralg Page dunnq a game against ALL brey The Panthers beat Aubrey 40-29. W - Right or wrong? Mrs. Deborah Nance, mum v ' Annual Adv1sor, checks a layout drawn H, , .. N' , - ' by St Brandt anl'n at an annual staff HH'I :Hl' ' , ' , , ' , workshop at Texas Women's Umverslty. 'H -' ' - . . ' ' HIW'IH ' A 3 . Try. try again! Soph. Laura Woodroof g :h' ' has a problem with a computer program demgned to alphabetlze the kldex for the annual. NU DOES IT LIKE WE DO No One Does It Like We Do 3 j

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Van Alstyne 1986 Before . . . Before we rung in the new yearl we had some unfinished business to take care of. Besides the uncount- able days of school left to attend, there were places to go and people to meet. The beginning of every year re- volves around football season and the anticipation of what is to follow. Afterwards, basketball begins and the new year is only a few months away. Depending on the amount of effort and hard work put into these endeavors, they can be a success. In our case, determination, hard work, and Panther pride helped us to ex- cel in every area of 1986. We did not always win, no one ever does, but our best was given and that was enough. A few examples of our suc- cess involve football and basketball. Our football team advanced to Area, and both girls and boys basketball teams advanced to the playoffs. We met the requirements to be a win- ning school no matter what the scor- eboard said or who was holding the blue ribbon. However, the sad thing about it, the one problem that really upsets us, is that unfortunately, NO ONE DOES IT LIKE WE DO. Dime a dozen! Ir. Iana nghttoot helps support her Class by selling balloons at the annual Fall Festival 1n October. Al- though the Juniors worked hard, the Semor class took first place. E 2 Opening

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1.?! ,s s was Q. a wa $066 W061 Qafww 5:: Classrooms provide the environ ment that broadens one's horizons, makes one not only want to reach for the stars but the moon too??? Yes, this is the goal of every dweeb in town, but the students at Van A1- styne prefer a different point of view. This point of view includes not only having fun inside the class- room but outside as well. The school year is tilled with many activities to keep students on the go. Fall Festival and Homecoming play a major role during the first months of Division school. Toward mid February sen- iors are looking forward to May 29 tgraduationt as the upper classmen wait patiently for prom night. Each of these activities is able to create the memories that every stu- dent remembers as the best of times. Going to the prom with that special person or graduating at the top of the class serve as just a few. Howev- er, when the tables turn as they did this year, each activity DONE LIKE NEVER BEFORE, the outcome proves to be what memories are definitely made of. U