Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Royal Wedding-ln July of 1981, Lady Diana captured the hearts of people all over the world as she became the bride oi Prince Charles. Two months later the world was once again shocked by the latest from Buckingham Palaceg Lady Di was expecting a baby in June. President Reagan and Nancy-Nancy Reagan was accused this year of spending the country blind in the midst of a recession, by trying to resume the job of refurbishing the White House, a job which had not been attempted since Jackie Kennedy had occupied the rooms of the country's most elegant home. She was also condemned for accepting designer clothes that were donated to her as gifts. President Reagan backed her all the way, by saying that any money spent on the White House was at no expense to the taxpayers. He also reassured America that Nancy would stop wearing the gifts of the public and the budget plan would be stabilized before the end of the fiscal year. First Woman on the Supreme Court- During the journalism trip to'Austin, March 19-20, Debbie Johnson , , , The VOUHQCST Justice Of the DVBSSHY Supreme gypsies onthe Guadalupe drag. Getting Accustomed. . . To Livingwnn Changes in our locai environment seemed many this year. One of the most noticeable additions to the construction at Church. Work began build what would auditorium. Across from in the where used to Out, nl struction at this problems for those on the street, well as, traffic congestion from the which blocked the right hand Beamer at all hours of the day. new Southpoint Mall was begun and a hot spot for students young Chili's broke into the student ranged prices good fun in an atmosphere close to home. Also in this mall, Saks theaters opened up June 4 Court, Sandra Day O'Connor, handed down in January, the first majority opinion ever written by a woman. She worked hard all year to justify President Reagan's choice as the first woman Supreme Court justice, by defending her opinions and stances on national issues. The Assasination Attempts-society was reminded once again, as if it could forget history's vulnerability at the point of an assassin's gun. Anwar Sadat, primarily known as the peacemaker who established diplomatic relations with Israel, was murdered while attending a parade. His assassin was Khaled Ahmed Shawki al- lslambouli, a third world terrorist leader. Pope John Paul ll, who had been attacked by Mehmet Ali Agca, a gaunt Turk, was once again the target for an assasination attempt on his life, two weeks before he was to make the first appearance in England by a Pontiff since Henry Vlll broke away from the Catholic church. Also, John Hinckley, the man responsible for President Reagan's injuries, went on trial in May. Evidence was provided that linked the movie Taxi Driver which starred teenage actress Jodi Foster, to Hinckley's motive. MUSiC-In the world of music there were new sounds to be discovered by everyone who listened to the radio or watched TV. A popular new all woman rock band, The Go- Gos hit the charts with a revolutionary album Closing 333

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Emily McFarland 1982 Roundup Sheryl Bashara Editor-in-chief Photographers Scott Moon Sean Horrigan Debbie Johnson Laura Dusl Managing Editor Diane Nino Staff index, ROTC, Trailblazers, drill team, pasteup Pam Buchanan Tracy Watts Laura Willars Samantha Jordan Nathan Hamby Robin Glenn Sheryl Berrier Ellen Kolsto Steve Geissen Chris Genoa Shirley Kolar Steve Kolar Paula Richter Lisa Cunningham Lisa Garza Dana Bettis Trish Miles Kim Howald Alice Cole Debbie Oliveros Leslie Emery index, faculty, choir, groups, pasteup index, juniors, curriculum, trainers, OEAXHOSA seniors, graduation, Latin, band, French, Spanish freshmen, tennis, pasteup index, typist index, curriculum volleyball, Youth for Christ, prep bowl, pasteup seniors, Rotarians, pasteup index, basketball, sports copy sports sophomores, spotlights, favorites basketball index, juniors, VICAIDECA freshmen, drama, Math!Self Improvement cross country, Chaparral, Roundup, golf homerooms, pasteup, color sports section volleyball, girls' basketball football typesetter, ads, color sports section FFA! FHA ads The 1982 Roundup was published by Taylor Publishing Com- pany, Dallas Texas, Staff Members typeset and pasted up the en- tire book and process all pictures except color and class section Dictures. I Paper in the book is 80-pound dull enamel. The type style used is Helios Condensed except for special pages and ad pages. All block copy was set in 10 point type with 12 point leading. A special thanks to Andy Weiringa, a Journalism 1 student, who spent countless hours behind the lens and in the darkroom to help produce this book. Also, Tresa Philpott, Chaparral staffer, volunteered to complete yearbook pages and stayed until June 4 when the book was ready to mail. Kim Hulsey, Chaparral editor, provided the organization necessary to get pages in on time. She also encouraged the staff with personal support and she stayed after school was out. Sandii Woods, a future staffer, stayed until the book was finished. She learned yearbook skills on the spot and used them to help finish many pages. Each year many yearbook staffers do not return to finish the book during the first part of the summer. However, this year more students than ever. before saw the book to its completion. Those who stayed with Sheryl Bashara were Sean Horrigan, Pam Buchanan, Emily McFarland, Nathan Hamby, Tracy Watts, Robin Glenn, Laura Willars, Ellen Kolsto, Debbie Johnson, and Laura Dusl. Colophon 335