John Curry Grade School - Cougars Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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OQCGC CQ Spring Highlights to Friday, April 27, back so many memories Spring Week highlighted from my freshman year, the season. People said senior Mirella O 9. 'UUO0- 0Q.5'gmmUZ5 Q q:'F'f'Utn 'Q , l'2.fD m Er+Q- Q. 0-mm-,m 'EUS c: CC' -1 cn Q...LQf-v- CD-N 5-Qcncomxo QHWQ' S 'W :r E U Q3c'Q fDfDm f Qoccnxo-mfg CD3CDgfTlgm 2121 :rs HCDEWC 5521225- 5.07 ...Q.'U-+' -9,154 H- o gZ43,,,,b 3'-Q' resid Seem? 5.20 Ox CDO. 3 CD -Im F9.. 3'-.I 1-0- Ef cn Q -I o 'U 4 EQ cn o I ro :s S 5 QQQQQQ 1. Field of Dreams 2. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 3. Parenthood 4. Lethal Weapon 2 3 5. An Innocent Man 3 Q 6. Casualties of War Q Q9 7. Turner and Hooch Q Q 8. Indiana Jones and the Q Q Last Crusade Q Q 9. Dead Poets Society Q Q 10.Uncle Buck Q Q O QQQQDQCDQQCDQDQCGJ Going once, twice ..... An auction was held during Spring Week to raise money for the senior class. Seniors were auctioned to the student body on Monday, and on Friday their 'masters' had them at their mercy for the entire day. V' 'Enchantment Under the Sea' was the romantic theme of the backwards PROM. The dance was girl ask guy and casual with each couple wearing matching outfits. Jenifer Dillon and Shane O'Grady had their stripes perfectly coordinated for MORP. A tropical paradise! Prom '90 was held in the Monarch Ballroom at the Mesa Hilton Pavilion on April 28. Scott Lossmann and Seanelle Estrella enjoy a relaxing moment during the activity filled night. Confetti, balloons and palm trees added to the festive atmosphere. ,gg

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On Tuesday, October 17, an earthquake shook the San Francisco Bay area. It was the biggest quake there since 1906 killing 67 people, not to mention the S7 billion dollars worth of damage. The long range effects of such a disaster were felt in for the victims in California. Tempe when the PSAT Arizona sent her coastal booklets were delayed neighbors 300 tons of coming out of San supplies. Francisco. l went to the , office to pick up my booklet and they said that they didn't have them because of the earthquake!! A iitit 0 . v ' ' n ' Q I T' '. i I couldnt believe it said junior Jenifer Creasman. Here in Tempe, collections were taken up E ,.-1 ss- P i ' . ,J , Ln .. . Q K t. . t iff 'Z ' . . . , : W P i t 4 aturc assaults coasts Earth Day The 20th anniversary ot Earth Day was celebrated throughout the U.S. on Sunday April 22. Earth Day was an appropriate celebration for Tempe. For the past two years, an ambitious pilot program to recycle glass, aluminum and newspapers from 2,000 households in designated areas of Tempe has been Biology students from Corona del Sol pile into a Volkswagen to demonstrate effective carpooling and to have some fun at Kawanis Park on Earth Day. going on successfully. However, this program has cost the city more money then they have saved by recycling. Tempe has taken a loss to improve the environment. But more people are beginning to participate which gave the city something else to celebrate on Earth Day. A tremendous earthquake shook the San Francisco bay area in October of 1989. lt was the strongest quake they had had there since 1906. This viscous storm raged through the Carribean, leaving more than 30 people dead, and reached the U.S. mainland on September 21, at Charleston, South Carolina There, with its 135 mph winds it flattened historic buildings and then sped on through the Carolinas and Virginia. Twenty-nine people on the American mainland were killed

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break up The divorce of billionaire Donald Trump and wife Ivana was anounced to the public in the February llth edition of the New York Daily News. The rumored reason was Donald's roving eye, especially on a certain actress, Marla Maples. Trump denied the whole thing but Ivana wasn't satisfied with that She's demanding more than the 25 million dollars granted her in their prenuptial agreement. Along with custody of their three children and the 3.7 million dollar home in Connecticut, Ivana is asking for the Plaza and 150 million dollars. This seems like an exorbitant sum but in actuality it's less than 1396 of Trump's estimated 1.7 billion dollars. The Trumps' break-up was so publicized that one News Day reporter concluded, There is no better show in town this spring than the Trtunp split. B' I I' d ll I n C Qgrigiiagggof the 8032 Lite Magazine Tailgate parties preceded the Paul McCartney concert held at the Sun Devil Stadium. On ofthe concert highlights was the lighting up of the stadium by peoples lighters during 'Let it Be . McCartney's worldwide tour began in September. Q P London Calling-The Q Clash Q Purple Rain-Prince 8 and the Revolution Q 3. The Joshua Tree-U2 GD Remain in Light- 2 Talking Heads Q Graceland-Paul C9 Simon 8 DQGDQQQQQCQQQCQCDCDGD Keating enters national spotlight for suspected investment fraud Charles Keating Jr., an Arizona businessman, was accused of defrauding shareholders in his company, American Continental Corporation, investors,and the federal government of more than 2.5 billion dollars. He was also accused of using deposits for a Savings and Loan Institution for risky investments. An example of these investmentsincluded the 600 million dollar Phoenician resort, Arizona. various shopping centers, offces and land developement projects in The Savings and Loan, Lincoln Savings, was taken over by the Federal government because it didn 't meet federal regulations, resulting in a multi-billion dollar loss to the tax payers. Federal charges against Keating remain pending. Rolling Stone iff football game...V0lleyball takes state runner-up...Football team makes it to state semi-finals...Mr. Ladue