Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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The 1981-82 ECHCDES staff would like to thank everyone who helped make this yearbook possible. H very special thanks goes to mrs. Judith Willen-our fearless leader . Thank you and Good Luck Class of '82! 'iw WW WM COW Www Qyklllffllfii EW iwwffwiw l Ollpll M ANE A0 gl fifujefnfpjife 5 0 0 . wlfgllffl EW M3534 WWW Wlcll - ' QQLDN? lp 0 Y7iff.i5fl 'i'5X U13 msphww

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PHTRCN PHGE Congratulations graduating seniors! Compliments of: Patti's Place-Patti Hcquisto Dr. L. Robeg Crowe D.m.D. Dr. D. E. Draper Dr. Jon Fisher and staff Dr. Hugh B. Gilbert Dr. 6' mrs. Joseph Higginson Dr. 6' mrs. John D. Jefferies Dr. 6' mrs. Joseph B. Lewis John D. miller Dr. Terrg L. Norris D.m.D. Dr. Pete H. Parks D.m.D. Dr. Don J. Riley Dr. fi mrs. J. Ross Dr. Langford 6' Shaver P.S.C. Dr. Henry C. Smith Welborn's Florist Dr. William Baker and staff Dr. and mrs. J. Ross Dr. Hugh Gilbert

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. ,.,,, .. ., FINHNCIHL HID FIGHT The 1980's have been dominated by a national sentiment of conservatism, the new llConservative Reaction. World- wide depression and rampant national inflation in America led to the election of a strongly conservative president and a conservative congress who created a conservative budget. This budget was designed to make cuts that would hurt at first, but benefit the country as a whole in the long run. ln 1982, we are just beginning to feel the twinges of pain from the cuts. One are congress deemed necessary to cut was student financial aid from so- cial security to students with a deceased parent unless the student was enrolled in college by the first semester of 1982. Unsuspecting seniors counting on this aid had to change their schedules to attend local colleges or forfeit the financial aid and possibly a college education. Sherri Heath, lahn Oldham, jennifer Owen, Tina Ferguson, Melissa Long, and Ronnie Abell all chose to take classes at Ken- tucky Wesleyan, Owensboro Business College, or Brescia. Sherri Heath, who attends OBC, felt the law was unfair. Other college bound seniors also dis- covered the financial aid their brothers and sisters received was cut Sr. Rosalin Thienamin, Financial Aid Director at Brescia College, explained that the gov- ernment provides financial aid in three categories: basic grants college work Sister Rosalin Theinamon, financial aid director at Brescia College, discusses Brescia's financial aid cut- backs. I liked it when I could assure a student his need would be met. l just can't do that now, Meeting College Costs often means applying for scholarships as Miss lane Stevenson explains. The Cates Young Scholarship is a local need-based scholarship for which many Daviess County Stu- dents are eligible. 2OB!FinanciaI Aid 1 f faifhs, .