Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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v -- ight out lving in a small town, students are always looking forward to the weekend. After a week's preparation, Friday night is finally here. Most students begin their weekend by attending the football game. Stacy and I go to Tyler. lt's more expen- sive with the gas and all, but it's more fun, Senior Doug Hardwick said. To some, gas is not a major problem. Some students travel to Dallas for a Saturday rendezvous and night on the town. Besides living in a small town, dates are hard to find. The majority of the student body has grown up with each other and one needs to be on the look-out for a date. Another problem that comes from living in a small town are the busybodies. lt's sorry living in a small town. Everybody knows what everyone else is doa ing, Junior Jay Anderson said. Penny Irwin lj ll'-'I-XI' had Melissa Ba ttentield Looking over her shoulder. Senior Steve English teaches Senior Jennifer Anders how to type. Hard to hold. Senior Daren Turner tries to gain con- trol of Junior Christie Stanford. Student Life xk vw-:W Melissa Ba Hen field

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X 1 M0l'ley hungry. As a hard working employee at the Van Food Center, Junior Bryan Wright works diligently loading groceries. Working 4 to 10. Samuel Nipp shows that working people are also among high school students. It's a good way to earn money and a great asset for the future, Samuel says. 'Y 5 if

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Melissa Battenfield PeI'feCt Gentlemen? Junior Todd Kivett impa- tiently holds Freshman Pam Lanier's books while she ad- justs her mum. Whatever yOU Say dear, says Senior Doug Hardwick to Junior Stacy Anderson as she plans their evening. Couples 1