Gwinn High School - Gwinner Yearbook (Gwinn, MI)

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“We are reaching out and people are re- sponding. — Jesse Jackson “There is nothing better for the inside of a man than the outside of a horse.” — Ronald Reagan Rose “Rosie Mofford is a 65 year old gal from Six Shooter Canyon When the House of Representatives voted to impeach archcon- servative Republic Governor Evan Mecham. there was only one person entitled to replace him in his absence — Secretary of State Rose Mofford. the improbable Grandmother of Ar- izona “ As a Democrat, she has spent 47 years in State government service, working her way up through the various offices before becoming Secretary of State in 1977. Supporters com- mend her for her honesty and fairness Since taking office on February 5, she has startled skeptics. She hired former governor. Bruce Babbitt’s, top aides to head her tran- sition team and urged the legislature to re- instate Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday a .a State holiday. She has met with the State's former governors, both Republicans and Dem- ocrats. and she has put administrative Max Hawkins, on a paid leave of absence. Jackie Gleason. 71 Comic No institution can by itself replace . . . human love or human initiative, when it is a question of dealing with the suffering of another. said Pope John Paul II, hugging an AIDS victim. 5

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President Corazon Aquino had grown accustomed to winning big at the polls. In the last election, however, she had to settle for less than a sweep. The governing coalition confidently predicted that 70% of its candidates would be elected Aquino clearly did not reach that goal Among the defeated were two of her relatives. Because of the results of these elections, other elected members chose to resign claiming lack of support There are at least 6 million Ethiopians that are faced with starvation for the second time in 3 years because of excessive drought. Food donations from the West have, again, poured into Ethiopia but. again, much of it does not reach the hungry. In one week, over 172 tons of food were destroyed by rebel forces attack against Eritrean People’s Liberation Front. Gary Hart was one of the many po- litical figures affected by the media. Hart, a Democrat, pulled out of the elections as media magnified Hart’s affair with Donna Rice. But Hart po- litical ambitions could not be con- tained and he re-entered the race for president with the support of his wife. Hart is only one of the many political figures affected by the pressures of the news media and America's curiosity. tould Gary Hart have re-enter e race foi President? Yes No 52% 37% y you think the press treated art fairly in its investigation ini s private life? Yes No 30% 59% i tatoptof poMoUM i ti» Dvrooc'rt .ot n lot TIME o YanMo h Cl»«cy $ Hilnj i Th u-npkng r»ot iipfcii n.nui 4

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Clint Eastwood is stepping aside from his term as mayor, which he has served for two consecutive years. During his terms, the film and TV star has increased the cities' water sup- plies, improved stairways to the beach- es, got more parking spaces available, more library space, and increased the number of public toilets — while still making movies and defending himself from tourists and fans. Right now he wants to take time off to be with family and take care of per- sonal stuff. We were face to face, and those big ole eyes just stared at me ... It was a lot like Jessica was physically being born again. She . . . had that same look on her face as a newborn, said Steve Fores, a paramedic who emerged from the 22-foot deep well in Midland, Texas, with the 18-month-old toddler. Jessica is pictured here with firefighter Bill Queen. Jessica McClure had been trapped in the well, after falling through a hole while playing with other toddlers, for 58V6 hours. Warm air had been blown into the well as rescue workers worked day and night to reach the frightened girl. Harold Washington, 65, was a politician and Chicago's first black mayor. He died from a heart attack. Not valid! Not Valid! cried some of the wounded after some 1000 protesters were arrested in Seoul’s Kuro Dis- trict. There is turmoil in Korea’s first free election in 16 years. More than 4000 riot police fired tear gas, attacking pro- testers who counter-attacked with rocks and Molotov cock- tails. A box was discovered and believed to have been stuffed illegally with progovernment ballots. Violent protests flared in several cities. 6