Illinois Valley High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Cave Junction, OR)

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Another brick was added to the wall of education. On Sept. 6, 1983, students once again filled the halls of IVHS, many of them not knowing whether their wall would have to remain half-built. If the 1983 school budget did not pass, schools would close, ending the school year in October. Fortunately, bal- lot A was approved. Ballot B failed by one vote but after a recount passed by a comfortable margin, thus assuring a complete school year for all. Spirit at IVHS was extraordinarily high. The halls were filled with a feeling of intensity and enthusi- asm. Students showed at pep rallies and games that they believed in their teams. They never stopped cheering, even when their team was behind. There were many changes at IVHS during the 83- 84 year, including new principal Hugh Fulton, and several new teachers. The library had a new security system installed, and a 15 minute break was added in the mornings. All of these things combined made IVHS an even better school than it was before. As the year came to end the seniors looked back on the many years of building they had done: build- ing a wall consisting not only of an education but something much more, an ability to get along in the world, and the wish to be somebody. They had many doors open to them now, and could be what- ever they wished. The Trailblazer staff wishes the seniors the best of luck in everything. Goodbye and Good Luck, Class of 84!!! Elaine Payne, mob leader. Brick 2 Larry Bulaichs History class.

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Dillon Sander : One of a kind.