Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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A ZQQIQ at . :Nj 'I have been arrestedj Nick tells me in an icy calm voice. 'Listen. I gave Misha the books. He said he had a gift for me, newspaper clippings from Frunze. Then he left, saying he had to catch the metro. A truck pulled out from the bushes and about eight KGB guys jumped me, put me in handcuffs.' This was an excerpt from U.S. News and World Report article of Ruth Daniloffs diary about her husbands' ordeal. The United States said it was a frame-up, the Soviets said it was spying, but whatever the case, American Nicholas Dan- iloff was arrested and thrown into Moscow's Lefortovo pri- son on August 30, 1986. Dan- iloff was held approximately five weeks before his release on the stipulation that accused Soviet spy Zakharov be released into Soviet custody and returned to Moscow. When the news hit home, Americans began asking ques- 2 .............. Qs's5Qa tions about what was going on in Moscow. Mrs. Anderson's Intemational Relations class discussed the incident in- volving accused spy Nicholas Daniloff. We read several different articles about it in and U.S. News and World Report magazines and discussed the issue throughout the time of the imprisonment. We also read about how the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. spy on each other, said Mark Nichols. The class discussion gave students an opportunity to express their own feeling about the Americans and Soviets spying on one another. They have spies so we have to spy on them also, said Brad Davis. Whether Daniloff was framed or was truly a spy, the incident caused tensions betwen the two superpowers to increase. ls it true? Wendy Hanson, Renee Bronaugh, and Holly Halverson read the Daniloff article from U .S . News and World Report in Intemational Re- lations. i fa.. lb W5 fe from Cierao Cieerfeaaer A y e r T f t ,7 ff. 4 X xy! N X l Zrienzfs Z sfioullfer to cry on, Zn ear to 5eneL Money to Eorrow, Cfotfies to Ienaj friday night movies, Afternoon walks, Being together, Our private' tafks. Menfrrg oar Hearts, Crying those tears, ZPQ1nnirg ourfuturesflfoicirisg ourfzars, Oar memories together, May they never end Zfways togetner, Torever friends! Laura Qaorief Catfiy Kasszls Tiffany Kuhn 258 i j IL 'We are proatf ofyoull Love, Mmn, QDarL jennwni Scott, and Kara ......- 3 ? 3 Q 3 ' '-A-A... .