Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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ach year brings many exciting events on both a small and large scale. A few of the major news items to occur during our senior year were: ln sports, the Super Bowl was held in San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium. Even with the NFL players strike, the Super Bowl reigned as a premier event in San Diego. On the political scene, President Reagan was in some hot water with the Contra Affair. The testimony by Oliver North split the nation on whether he was a hero or a criminal. Next November we will find out how this effects the Republicans chances for another term in the White House. Another major event of the nation was the stock market crash. The record fall wor- ried the nation and effected many people in differ- ent ways. Although the market is gaining slowly, the long term effect will not be known for some time. After graduation most of the seniors will be able to vote in their first presidentialelection. It is quite a priviledge that this country gives its peo- ple. Study the facts, register to vote, and make an impact on national events. , A. Near panic hit the New York Stock Exchange. B. Super Bowl XXll was held in San Diego. C. Ollie North gives his festomony. 24 STUDENT LIFE Currents Cold terror, despair and the tingle of combat: The New York Stock Exchange The Grash: Picking Up the Pieces A 0Iiver's twi t A DBIBRMS GBIIIMBMLS I 1 thought i had re- miiimi autheritiy 'fmm the President ,... i never carried c fmt une not have authority from my y I i started shredding emeumimw in minimum HREF 8 GTSCUSMOH Wiih fcmt mmm: twrsmmi CHN? in early Dumber things ought to be weaned up and cleaning things criminal prosecution. if the Commander in Chief tails this iieutenani mime! tu QW Mend in at comer and sit on his Med, S wifi du mm ,.., Ami if fm! decides in dismiss me . . . Q3 will preview mailman and amy, 'Thank you fer the up- purtunity in have eewedf and gn.

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ou glance at the clock, 3 more minutes left. Three minutes never take as long as they do on a Friday afternoon. Thirty seconds, you grab your books and run for the door. Finally ... the bell! Slamming your books into your look- er, you sprint down the hallways to meet your friends the weekend has begun. A few hours later, as you frantically tear apart your wardrobe, you wonder what's in store for you tonight. Whether it's a date with that special per- son you've had your eye on or with the whole gang, you know you'll have fun. You consider the possibilities. Will you be dancing the night away at the Distillery or After Dark Night Club? Will fate bring you to a rnovie, or maybe a party? Or will you just cruise around, checking out what every- one else is doing? Whatever you decide . . . you can't wait, you've been looking forward to this all week. zz, in 26 Student Life