Chandler High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Chandler, AZ)

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qxlgj W wi. f , , In ' ,.,,Mf' JACKIE DALY IS catching up with the Iatcst gossip. Photo by Thompson. KIM MOST SEEMS concerned about taking her test. Photo by DcCoursey A I .,,. . , .-. , , ,.,j, N RICK KIMLING IS hanging out at Iunch at Sap- pax square. Photo by Thompson. DAVID GONZALES IS going over his home- work assignment outside the door of his class. Photo by Newcomb nl Sophomore Candids

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176 Current Events urrent Times Falkland War Seventy-four days of war to decide who would rule a small group of islands populated by more sheep than people. Over one thousand lives were lost as Great Britain and Argentina traded na- val shots. Argentina lost its largest war- ship, a World War lltcruiser, and Brit- ain lost its HMS Sheffield cruise. England prevailed with Argentina forces surrendering June 14. The issues which started the small war are yet to be settled satisfactorily to both sides. Tampered Tylenol A helpless nation stood by as an un- known and unstoppable maniac laced at random Tylenol capsules. Seven victims died after taking the tampered capsules filled with cyanide. Law enforcement searched in vain for a solution, but it was not known if the tampering took place before or after the capsules left the fac- tory. The poisonings brought out the copy- cat crimes which made Halloween night a troubled time for concerned parents. In some towns the traditional trick or treat festivities were banned. But, Ty- lenol lifted their recall in December and the shelves were stocked with tamper re- sistant packages. Breshnev Dead The Soviet Union's President Leonid Brezhnev, who had ruled for over eigh- teen years, died November 10, ofa heart attack. Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov, former KGB head, assumed the reins of the Communist Party leadership. Presi- dent Reagan dispatched Vice President Bush and Secretary of State George Shultz to Moscow to attend the Soviet leader's funeral. Insanity Plea The insanity plea was questioned when John Hinckley was found not guilty, by reason of insanity, of attempt- ing to assassinate President Reagan. Twenty-seven year old Hinckley who shot the President for mental delusions related to actress Jodi Foster, also seri- ously injured Press Secretary James Brady. The verdict left in its wake a na- tionwide controversy over the insanity plea.

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Whitlock, Karen Wilcock, Michael Williams, Darlene Willams, Roxanne Willis, Misty Wilson, Kemp Wood, Mike Woods, Diane Woodard, Rae Wright, Jeff Wright, Lori Ybarra, Tony Zuber, Darrick McClure, Mike Rhoton, Sheila Roche, Dennis Lynch, Kelly Ortiz, Ronnie JEREMY KITAMURA IS caught between classes by a yearbook photographer. Photo by Thompson. BRIAN ENCINAS, SOPHOMORE talks to his friend dur- ing lunch. Photo by Thompson. 174 Sophomore Candids i qw. fl.. . . 'lx J .x '- 1 'I 5 f 4- 3 N4 . titanium