Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Look for the Key inside Today is a complex and demanding time to live. Everyday is a new challenge, a new undertaking, a new door to be faced. The events of the year came to us in all forms of media, never quite touching us, but still making an effect. Congress was undecisive over Reagan's defense budget planning, while blue-collar workers picketed against the building of more warheads, letting the president know their objections. Presi- dent Reagan was also debating with Congress his plans for aiding Central America during their civil war. But fears of our relations with the country were examined after the brutal killing of Lt. Com- mander Albert A. Schaufelberger, a U.S. military trainer who was shot on the street in San Salvador. Thought to be the find of the century , Hitler's Diary was proven to be a hoax and forgery. With a parade and fireworks, the city of New York celebrated the 100th birthday of the Brooklyn Bridge in May. Across the nation Mother Nature was doing her worst in 40 years. Lasting only 15 seconds, California was hit with one of the worst earth- quakes since the San Francisco quake in 1906. Utah was flooded by spring thaw, leaving over a thou- sand homeless. In the South, rainfall exceeded its annual rate by 19 inches, leaving S21 million in damages in jackson, Mississippi alone. The results of today's decision and events deter- mine our tomorrow. The key to making those deci- sions lies within us. We find the key, unlock the doors and make our own tomorrow. Toxic waste has caused worry for America's future. A contami- nated pool in New jersey is under careful watch. 154lClosing Secretary of State George Schultz went to the Middle East to arrange an agreement on the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon. I-le discussed his proposal with Prime Minister Begin, who was in agreement of the plan.

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fy in .M fa ' Q As the school year finally comes to a close, Brian Schuler empties out the memories of another year. ln study hall, students let everyone know that they are bored of edu- cation. Showing his feminine side on Tootsie Day is senior Doug Stowell. Closing! 153

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Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome is the widely spread disease among gays, intravenous drug users, hemophiliacs and Haitian immigrants. San Francisco residents ask for help in preventing the so far incurable disease. After an on-the-spot decision to join the 1978 astronaut class, Sally K. Ride was chosen the first woman to travel in space for the U.S. She joined the crew of the space shuttle Challenger for a june flight. Mickey Mouse learns to speak Japanese. The Tokyo Disneyland, a replica of the U.S. parks, opened in April. The new EPCOT Center in Orlando's Disney World opened this year. Closing! 155