Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

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The world's first reusable space shuttle was shot into space in April. The world watched in amazement as “Colum- bia reentered the atmosphere and landed smoothly in the California de- sert. All the world rejoiced as England's Prince Charles married Lady Diana Spencer in what was termed the “wedding of the century. The glorious Pageantry was lea- vened by the humanness of the bride and her groom. 18 Egyptian president An- war Sadat was assasin- ated in October while re- viewing a military pa- rade. The shooting was carried out by four Mus- lim fanatics, who were dissatisfied with Sadat's pro-American policies. After recovering from the attempt on his life, President Reagan shocked the nation by attempting to install a new budget. “Reagano- mics included drastic budget cuts, particularly in the social services fields, and large increases in military spending.

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Libya's Colonel Kadafi continued to terrorize the world with his inflamma- tory remarks and aggressive policies. Lou Harry, Harold Ellingen, Scott Jett, and Frank Kalafski represented WHS on the televised Rutgers Bowl Trivia show. (The Bulletin Friday, January 29, 1982 ATTENDANCE REK Student's Name On the above date, the final issue of the Phila- delphia Bulletin was printed after being In op- eration for 134 years. The paper folded for budget reasons. Warning Drop (Circle) Wildwood High School instituted a new at- tendance policy this year. The policy limit- ed student absences Lech Walesa, head of Poland's Solidarity union, disappeared from the public eye as martial law was imposed in Poland. In less than a year Pac Man became a national craze A Pac Man record was also re- leased. which immediately soared to the top ten. to twenty days per year on penalty of be- ing dropped from school. Academy Award winner Natalie Wood, at age for- ty-two. suffered a fatal boating acci- dent. leaving many fans heart- broken 19