Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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I'm here, Herman. Stating her presence, Lucille Hotchkiss fRaedene Cordovaj discovers there is no one in the squad room. l've SECT! them. Miss Van Hickenlooper QTrecia Youngj explains that she had seen Klaris and her maid to Detectives Cansino fKelly Dykesj and Grant fJulie Griffinj. Patsy Lewis Kr J , Patsy Lewis What 8 scoop! Photographer CTed Mitchellj and Reporter Edna Stonebridge CPenny lrwinj listen attentive' ly to get the latest story. Thirty days for observation. Lieutenant Moot- fowl QShafer Toonej prepares to escort the lunatic fPaige Gilesj to the funny farm with the help of Dr. Vague fTracy Martinj, Student Life 'Ll We feel like fools! Detectives LaCava Uay Andersonj, Strindberg CBilly Careyj and Adams 1Randy Knightj prepare to patrol City Park. essex s T. 1 new Patsy Lewis

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w is di at K mbsx Q M El Q 5 X 3 is Van Progress I . X In the spotlight are Oil Queen pageant finalists, 5 as fixup: Cindy McLemee, fifth runner-up, Heather Burleson, third runnerup, talent winner, Heidi Tunnell, second runnerup, ' Kelly Dykes, Queen, best interview, D'Lee English, first ' Q fl runnerup, Kim Willingham, fourth runnerup, Miss 'Q Congeniality. MathematlCal gehllls Senior Greg Allen practices calculator applications in preparation for spring competi- tion. Greg has to get in practice as often as possible to ' reach regionals like his predecessors did last year. Q iii ,, . Q t g ,Q -W ,, Q. Talented Students Amy Martin

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-' g :Z t, l 1 Y .. PlyL are-....-E. Patsy L roadway, here we come roadway productions cause excite- ment in New York, Washington, D.C. and the major cultural cities of the Ll.S., but the Speech Departments performance of Squad Room caused quite a frenzy in Van. Although Broadway it may not have been, success was a sure thing because of the effort put forth by both the cast and complimentary audience. Over thirty speech students participated in the madcap adventure. With detectives, lunatics, guilty pe'sons, crooks, and under- cover cops, Squad Room held the audience captivated throughout the total performance. t'Squad Room was a very enjoyable play. lt held my attention and kept me laughing. I am looking forward to the play next year, Junior Lisa Powell said. Rolling with laughter, the audience filled the auditorium with their expression of ap- preciation. Also appreciated was the support of the community. l thought that the community was very gracious in their support of the play, Direc- tor James Golden said. I know that all the students in the play appreciated that support. Although Broadway it may not have been, success was a sure thing because of the effort put forth by both the cast and complimentary audience. Julie Griffin Cl Dinner Theatre 25