Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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E.T. phones home, Mi A S 'H goes home g Everyone holds a key. It unlocks the doors of destiny, whether luck or fate, that will affect every- one. i 1982-83 held for most of the world a deepening state of unemployment, as November saw over' 12 million out of work in the U.S. alone, bringing the percentage of unemployed to 10.8. Overseas, the news of war, rioting and disease was bleak and grim. The fighting in Lebanon climaxed as Israel soldiers pushed the Palestinian Liberation Organization to the outskirts of Beirut, forcing the PLO to withdraw and face uncertain futures. The U.S.S.R. leader Leo- nid Brezhnev died of heart failure after more than 17 years as bureacratic leader. At home, football fans suffered through 57 days of NFL striking. Secretary of State Alexander Haig re- signed from his office. The Independent Truckers Association went on strike, causing a wave of vio- lence and fear across the nation's highways. Storms along the western coast left several homeless, injured or dead, as winds, rain and snow left an estimated S130 million in damage. Breaking box-office records and landing A After an eleven year run, the Korean War finally ended and the cast of M A'S'H went home. -The award-winning program combined pain, tragedy and reality with humor for one of the most memorable situation comedies in televsion history, in everyone's hearts was the homesick, X . bug-eyed alien ET. The movie brought on the year's most overused phrase, f E.T. phone home. -. F' .,., - 7 -ueraorcriiin-RSSSSTPM EXT - STREDQGTH .X EN L QQff m0phencAP5ULE5 iw saga pain relief 4 'sms no asp' cl' Smusuues-soo me Ba

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Teachers came close to going on strike in early Ianuary over a long contract dispute. Here, Mrs. Gloria Goodsman approaches the Board of Education to present their case. rrrr W 1 1 W .,,,r Table of Contents ' Student Life Sports ........ ... Academics Underclassmen... Seniors ........ .... Advertising Closing ........ .... ...6 ..36 ..74 H88 114 132 152 A Is the school for sale? It looks that way. Actually, somebody was just playing around and placed the sign on the football field. x , K A , . g ft The long-standing Coffee Cup restaurant in town as it looks now. The building was badly damaged by a fire. Openingl3

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Posing with mother Princess Diana is the young, blue-eyed I- Prince William, born Iune 21, 1982. l 'un I an 'Man' gets reprograrned Technology was still on the rise. The first artificial heart was successfully implanted in a hu- man. The Columbia shuttle launched its first satel- lite into orbit, followed by an even smoother flight from the space shuttle Challenger, even though its satellite was put off course. Video games and television converters popularized the market. And when three million home and classroom computers were sold during the year for personal and educa- tional use, Time magazine gave the electronic programers the Machine of the Year award. Even with all the unrest, grief and tragedy around us there are still times of joy and happi- ness. Together we can find the answer to the prob- lems we face in the world today. The key lies with- in ourselves, and the doors lie ahead of us. Recipient of the first successfully im- planted artificial heart, Barney Clark is taken to emergency surgery. One hundred and twelve days after receiving the polyurethane device, Clark passed away from circulatory disorders. At 77, another of Hollywood's golden-era legends, Henry Fonda passed away. The quiet, reserved actor was known for portrayals in The Grapes of Wrath, Young Mr. Lincoln, and Mister Roberts. Here, he is shown as Norman Thayer from On Golden Pond, his last picture which earned him his first Oscar. A Opening! 5