Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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 Trombones: Row I: J. Trcdcr. L. Fyhrlund. J. Davis. J. Fox Row 2: C. Coats. J. Rcsop.S. DeSpirito, K. Haase Row 3: P Mehn. K Block rrenen Horn?»: Row I: M. Zictlow. M. Calabresa. N. Moldcnhaucr C. Johnson Row 2: A. Anderson. T. Besaw Trumpets: Row I: J. Lueck. M. Splittbcrger. P. Dc Spirito. J. Rics Row 2: R Burmeister. M. Kollat. M. Featherston Row 3: C. Gchrkc. J. Pankratz 24 Band

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Ferry sinking kills 1 80 The sinking of the English Channel ferry Herald of Free Enterprise,” which left some 180 people dead, Best Statistics From The Harper's Index Book: • Percentage of American women who consider themselves pretty: 13% • Percentage of American men who con- sider themselves handsome: 28% • Number of people who try unsuccess- fully to get President Reagan on the tele- phone each year: 175.000 Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan Summit provides thaw The third story on the top-10 list, with 2,929 points, was the three-day summit meeting of Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev in December. The leaders of the two superpowers signed a treaty to ban medium-range nuclear missiles and proclaimed it a historic turning point. The two shared trumpet fanfares, artillery salutes and champagne toasts, and wound up calling each other “Ron and “Mikhail.” Most liberals praised the treaty; many of the president's fellow con- servatives denounced it. peerless Fred Astaire died, leaving a sured legacy of dance on film. Best Quote On Women By A Man Kenny Rogers, on his wife's career as an interviewer, in New Woman: ho was it who said, “A man of quality is never threatened by a woman of equality”? Best Quote On Men By A Woman Farrah Fawcett in Glamour: The reason the all-American boy prefers beauty to brains is that he can see better than he can think. Peace plan proposed The Central American peace plan, which was designed to end insurgencies in Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala. Stock market plunges The $500 billion market collapse of Black Monday, Oct. 19, the worst market panic of mod- ern times, seemed to catch even Wall Street ex- perts by surprise. In retrospect, analysts noted the bull market had been slipping since it peaked in late August. Stocks prices, in fact, began fall- ing sharply in the week preceding the crash when the government reported the nation’s trade deficit had worsened, triggering worries about inflation and the dollar. A British frigate escorts an oil tanker Gulf war drags on AIDS cure still sought Current Events 23

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Tuba: M. Scovilie and D. Erb Baritones: D. Morehouse, D. Dcmick, M. Lehman