Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

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News of ’83 Affects Many

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1. Four year old Lee Woo and 7 year old Ahn Gi Sook seem very tired after the long trip from Korea. The children were brought here by Mrs. Reagan for heart surgery. 2. Some 5,000 Koreans gathered for an anti-Soviet rally to protest the shooting down of a Korean jetliner. 3. Mishleen Abi Ghanem Earle weeps on the casket of her husband, Navy Medic Bryal L. Earle, who was killed in the Oct. 23rd bombing of Marine Headquarters in Beirut. The 17- year-old married him just 6 days before the attack. 4. Colleen Robbins seems very intrigued by the article in Time. 5. Rescue workers sort through the ruins of the American Embassy in Beirut after being hit by a terrorist bomb.

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Homecoming Brightens The temperature was in the high 60 ’s and the sun was shining at its best. Overall, it was a perfect day. No one could believe it was such a beautiful day. The night before was so cold and windy that many feared we picked a wrong weekend for Homecoming, but when Saturday, October 15, rolled around, it proved us all wrong. The day was an absolute success from beginning to end. There was a wonderful parade downtown at noon along with a pep-rally. Each class got to show their float off to anxious spectators and the 1984 Homecoming Court got to reign over a crowd one last time before the King and Queen would be announced. At 2:00, the game against Armada was started. Halftime soon approached and it was time to start announcing winners. “Songs” was the theme for Homecoming of 1983, and the sophomore float took first place with “Beat It” as their song. The seniors gained second place with the theme song “Hold that Tiger.” With “Standing in the Endzone” as their song, the juniors achieved third place. Freshmen received fourth place with “Gonna Fly Now” and 8th graders received last place with “Hail to the Chief” as their song. The Spirit Jug was enthusiastically won by the seniors. 1. Steve Fournier and Cathy Lauwers show their joy on being chosen King and Queen. 2. The winning float was shown by the sophomores with pride. 8 Homecoming