Clinton High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Clinton, LA)

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1978-The U.S. Senate voted to return the Panama Canal Zone to Panama in 1999. Proposition 13 to limit government spending by severly cutting property tax rates passed in California. Inflation and unemployment soared. 5 'A ,iVftf-. The Class of '78 graduated, the 40th class to do so from the weary old school. 'ii 5 M. 3 ZV.,, Zyv . ,,, rss Regina Kilbourne '78: By the time I got to Clinton High 111th to 12th jjj . V, . ,,.f ,,,.V, ,Q 5 5 gradesj the building was in pretty bad shape. It could have used some vt'1V ...EA :: ' :': ' K ' renovation. . Band under Mr. jackson was the most enjoyable activity, and my favorite LZA ::--..1- ., I I 5 'AA Q class was world history under Mrs. Gordon. V' V VVVIZA 1 1 .tr , .Y 1979-A nuclear accident at Three Mile Island, Pa., allowed radioactive gas to 1 ffl escape. The worst airline disaster in American history occurred in Chicago. Pope John Paul II visited the U.S. Sixty-three Americans were taken hostage at the 'U.S. Embassy in Teheran. The U.S.S.R. invaded Afghanistan. The r 0, - - - - 1 f : -1-f, -I f E creaking floors of the auditorium creaked once again as the Class of 79 s'se lvci , g g . gg, began the decade of graduation. ' ..... Angel Matthews fButlerJ '79: CHS was just right, it was the way I think In the band room Prior to a football game' 1977' high school should be for everybody. The faculty and student body were all on the same wave length. We just fit. The building was old, and we didn't have air conditioning, but we still learned and had fun. The building wasn't important in what it didn't have. It was our school, and it gave us a lot. 1980-Six U.S. Embassy aides escaped from Iran with Canadian help, but an abortive raid to free the other hostages failed. The U.S. boycotted the Olympics in Moscow. Ronald Reagan defeated President Carter in a Republican sweep. David Treen, the first Republican elected as governor in over a century took office in Louisiana. The Class of '80 graduated. Hanna Williams '80: Our class was basically serious, not a lot of horseplay. Everybody was anxious to graduate. The auditorium was a great place to hang out at recess. We had tough teachers, and I feel well prepared for life. 1981-Just after President Reagan took the oath of office Iran freed the 52 hostages. President Reagan was shot, but recovered, as did Pope John Paul after an assassination attempt in Rome. The first female justice of the Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor was nominated. Prince Charles wed Lady Diana Spencer. On a hot night, the Class of '81 graduated. Darryl Buhler '81: I think of the history associated with CHS where two generations of my family Cboth my parents, my wife, and mei have been educated. My fondest memory is of receiving the American Farmer degree in 1983 fl qualified for this in high schoolj at Kansas City, Mo., in front of 25,000 people and saying I'm proud to be from Clinton. 1982-Great Britain won the Falklands War against Argentina. Warring factions in Lebanon heated up the civil conflict there. Soviet leader Brezhnev died. The first space shuttle completed a five-day trip. The Class of '82 took off into the future. Cheryl Lynn Matthews '82: I remember the way the stairs creaked and being up on the balcony during pep rallies and hollering down stairs. I appreciate the relationships between the teachers and the students and how we all participated in activities. 1983-The Supreme Court ruled that discrimination against older Americans is unconstitutional. Sally Ride became the first U.S. woman in space. Record floods left many homeless in South Louisiana. A rapidly aging Clinton High graduated the Class of '83. Calvin Chapman, jr. '83: I remember trying to decide which college to attend and what my subsequent career would be. The old building looks like a penitentiary. It's old and creaky with creaky floors. The band is my greatest memory. I really enjoyed the halftime shows. WITHIN THESE WALLS . 3 f

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