East Lincoln High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Denver, NC)

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1985 A tzrne for laughter . Blue-collar troubadour Brace Springsteen was the undisputed boss of rock 'n roll. His songs about Viete nam veterans, steelworkers and factory workers hit many responsive chords with all ages of Americans. His Born in the U.S.A. ancl My Home Town pro'- rrzoted the spirit of Nationalism in 1985. The Boss is Born In the u.s.A. 'Fweef' the at erorrlarffreefewewffheoees ffkel f'Cre2a far etY0a 'f -aaaflffllaregg Llp with Aeee lMyE,LQveg Here M rfffeafee eeeeareeeereeaaellfferaSereeferffefeerrrlede lfefje lrff rift Ael r r la .erl llae e lre rl e l t le l, lr elra lllw lkrly e j etll f e l 5 AAAA 2 it V'V',V V,fA 'V f, il 5 L l r eeee eA e e T: e e r e l r et K V gygk Vkli -k,i, V' Y A , 'K W W 'Sxu,,,.gh I . , , 5 A S ealll W2

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. . . but this season was not the year of the horse in all sports. East was competitive in every category, especially in tennis where the girls had an unblemished record of 10-0. lust like those who broke world records, East athletes have the pride, sportsmanship, and determination necessary to build champions. E , james Grant keeps his eyes on the mitt. 5 he X 'Jn' it f I Lp 1Q.s,gg1.Lww-M'-1 'R A 'gulf ,, qx '14 The Kansas City Royals won the World Series. Royals pitcher Bret Saberha- gen embraces third baseman George Brett after pitching a five-hitter to give the Royals the World Series crown over the St. Louis ardinals. Saberhagen, I the winner of two series games, was named as the Most Valuable Player in the series. 1 Bear rnania strikes U.S. Chicago Bears lim McMahon and kicker Kevin Butler onthe sidelines during Super Bowl XX. The Bears beat the New England Patriots 46-10. B. iv' :tt , , s -K xy I il I N KZ, iff R 3 W Q 4 . ,. 4 -me , . - - e,.,..,i.. -- Mrs Y .uw-V---A-1-N' i e V

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And a time for tears . . . Disaster Shakes X Mexico A series of devastating earth- quakes rumbled through Mexico City in September leaving mass de- struction. Few ofthe 18 million lio- ing in the metropolitan area escaped the effects of the first earthquake- which registered 8.1 on the Richter scale-on the second, which regis- tered 25. Hometown Tragedy The Passing gf An Age . . .But the tragedy that most directly affected us was the loss of Four prominent actors died in late 1985: Orson Welles, 70, of a heart attackg Llo dNolarz 83 o lun cancer'Rock Hudson 59 o AIDS'and YalBrennen one of our own, Donald Beam, on October 10. y , , f g , , , f , 65, of cancer 1 x ,FX y 145