Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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.W-v --- ----- -- l A ' it Changes reflect local area The 1982-83 year brought about key events around the state and our local area that will affect our lives for years to come. The 1982 November election brought Michigan its first new governor in 14 years. Following Governor Miliken's decision not to run for re-election, Iames Blanchard defeated his opponent Richard Headlee to become the new governor of Michigan and the first Democratic one in over 30 years. The weather changes in Michigan constantly kept every- one guessing. From a warm, green Christmas morning to a blizzard in the middle of March, which gave the students their only snow day, nobody knew what to expect outside. Sports fans were disappointed as the Michigan Wolverines lost another Rose Bowl to Washington, but their spirits rose when the 12-team USFL debuted with a Michigan Panther team to cheer for. A Lansing area couple made na- tional headlines when a surro- gate mother program resulted in a handicapped baby, affection- ately known as Baby Doe, and a paternity suit. Some doors opened and closed right in Dundee. The Campfire Pizzeria closed for financial reasons. The Coffee Cup restaurant closed indefinitely after a fire badly damaged the inside of the building. But the construction of a new Wendy's it '? '. v.-vw--1--f-3-'vs--Q. 4 .ut,,,.M 3.535 .. E 'L q , :E ,. , ' is g . E t Qkgmgz 1 -L McDonald's move over! The construction of a new Wendy's in Dundee gave the students a new hangout for lunchtime 2! Opening and after school activities, as well as new job opportunities. restaurant in Dundee gave the students new hope for employment. Dundee teachers were hard at work fighting a long contract dispute. After ten months of negotiating, the teachers and the Board of Educa- tion finally came to an agree- ment. New wave music continued its increasing popularity. Groups like Duran Duran, Men at Work, Flock of Seagulls, and Stray Cats rose to the top of the charts. But hard rock found new fame of its own. With such groups like Iu- das Priest and Def Leppard fighting for the top of the charts, the atmosphere and popularity of hard rock kept the Dundee students enjoyably en- tertained. 4 'lW?? 'i5ZEf'ii r, ff. A if M V Q ' avi!! i This is the first day of spring? Various weather changes made March a lion of a month. Here, after a blizzard the night before, icy roads kept the students out of school for a day.