Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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-U--N-., SUSPECT: KRISTIN SHEPARD RELATIONSHIP: Sister-in-law and ex-mistress. MOTIVE: I. R. promised to marry her but stead gave her 24 hours to get out of town. . . . he-V. . X' ' a :yeas Tiki' That dastardly JF-l Ewing caused a sensation when he was finally shot down. The culprit? His beautiful mistress Kristen. From the pictures of Saturn's rings to Nlt. Saint l-lelen's burst of power it seemed that everything gathered s new dimension after being blown up. Georg: Brett. caused s commotion in the world series with his . unmenticneble ailment, he then preceedsd to win the Leagues most valuable player award. The date November 4 held a dual significance for the year 1980. On the same day the American public chose Flonald Fleagan to replace Jimmy Car- ter as President. they also acknowledged and mourned the one year anniversary of the capture of the American hostages in Tehran. While 52 Americans were B I opening r H-vm-V yv-T. . , . I 1 l' FN l if . l DONT BE Fomso sv Susiifa 5 ,ary . '-Q J ,V ' I l A QS ul I U held captive by a foreign pow- er. many Americans at home still fought to escape the grips of the continuing high rates of inflation and unemployment. Even lvlother Nature blew her stack as lVIt. St. Helen erupted. leaving in her path a lava lined wasteland. Amidst this turmoil and dis- aster, mankind strived to bet- ter hirnself. Interferon was hailed as a wonder drug an: possible panacea for cancer Viking ll photographed the rings of Saturn allowing the world to observe the planet as never before seen by man And here on earth, the follow ers of Dallas waited witl belted breath, only to find ou' that Kristen shot J. R.

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' I 5. The poster announced Great Bridge'e beginning. its seventy-fifth year. That seemed so distant to me. I tried to imagine Great Bridge seventy-years ago and I won- dered how closely the com- munity and school. so tightly knitted. had grown together. Each Qrovvth brought a differ- ent tomorrow which was so tightly bound to yesterday. I understood that tradition so well accepted and respected by the school. Then my mind switched to the future. A unique year lay in store, I knew. So many hours of fun and work and boredom and pain faced me. But I liked what I saw and felt. As I looked around. I knew it would be that special year. As I closed the door behind me I wondered, What better time or place the seventy-fifth year? Grant Bl-Idgl'l foreign exchange student from Ecuador. Marie Florez. learns about American life in Nlr. Bob Flobinson's history class.

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