Hulbert High School - Rider Yearbook (Hulbert, OK)

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The year 1984 is here at last and hardly anything that George Orwell predicted in his book has come true. However, several world events have startled us-the shooting down of the Korean Air Lines 747 by the Soviets that killed all 269 people aboard, the invasion of Grenada by U.S. troops to rescue U.S. citizens there, and the kill- ing of some 241 Marines who were in Lebanon as part of a peace-keeping force. The weather also played an impor- tant part this past year. There was re- cord cold weather in December-13 days with temperatures below freez- ing. The economy has been much in the news this year. The recession has come to Oklahoma. The state's econo- my has been seriously affected, and money to schools has been reduced. Hulbert like the rest of the schools, has had to tighten its belt. This year has seen some changes at school. Two computers were pur- chased, one for elementary and one for high school. The band finally got to wear the uniforms that were re- ceived at the end of last year. Punk appeared briefly. The pictures on these two pages may stir a pleasant memory of 1984. 2

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INDIAN CLUB OFFICERS: Mark, sec.; Jerry, pres.; Johnny, trcas.; Rodney, v.p. (Clockwise) Ron Edwards, Sherry Mayfield. Dale Kilpatrick, Jerry Long. Monica Wynn, Rob Marsellis, Denise Hinton, La Wan a Benge, Johnny Jackson. Mike Craig. Rhonda Daniels, Candie Disheroon, Penny Mount, Kim Allen, Beverly Spradlin. Not pictured: Kim Morrison. Kim Ridenhour, Mark Whitekillcr, Darrin Lang. Rodney Armstrong. 3