Canyon Springs High School - Open With Care Yearbook (Moreno Valley, CA)

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No shortage of worry in ' 8.6-87 There was no shortage of danger for students in California, at least where health issues were concerned. Drugs were a real problem in Moreno Valley, as in the rest of the nation. Crack was a deadly reason to stay away from drugs. The newest form of cocaine was an even more potent, extremely addic- tive drug. This deadly substance took the lives of many nationwide. Thousands of people died each year from drunk driving, one of the leading causes of death among teenagers. SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) and MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) were two of the organizations that worked against drunk driving. Canyon Springs focused its efforts on alcohol, drugs and smokmg. Smoking was outlawed in every high school in California, but it was also illegal in every public place in Beverly Hills. Riverside city government also discussed banning all smoking in pub- lic areas. Not all news was tragic. Fergie and Andrew were the couple of ' 86. Sara Ferguson and Prince Andrew tied the knot July 23. The America ' s Cup was reclaimed in 1987 by a San Diego Yacht Club team, led by Dennis O ' Conner. Stars and Stripes demolished Kookaburra III, 4-0, in a best-of-seven series. O ' Connor was the only skipper to lose to another country, then win the cup back. • 4 9 I f A HIGIIW AY PATROL officer talks to Canyon Springs slu- denls in an assembly sponsored by SADD.

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