Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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OTA ATIO t Americas greatness as a people was ,marred by problems thisiyear. Cov- ernment corruption, a Falling stock market, rampaging inflation, and unemployment Q- all hit close to home. Government officials spoke out on controlling biased news coverage while the media cried Freedom of the press! The President claimed Execu- tive Privilege andthe public asked How far does it go? Hazelwood students watched at ted- eral administration fall from a land- slide election to an astounding low in i popularity, eWhite House Officials and advisers, e including the Vice-President, were convieteclof felonies, and the nation witnessed the resulting strain on the y President himself, Many looked upon the situation as t the destruction ofthe nation. But the optimistic viewed it as the ultimate test: whether a government of, by and forthe people can cleanse itself: and truly, whether that government can t i Survive. ,R e

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