Lake View High School - Chieftain Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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Photographs and Memories Nw Nm. . ',fJ,Z C i A11That Is Left of the G d Old D OO ays Ticket stubs, gum wrappers, and dried flowers. Faded beat tags, snapshots, and yellowed newspaper clippings. Sounds like some ofthe stuff found in the bottom ofa garbage can, huh? But N these things aren't throwawaysg S they have been carefully preserved and packed away. These are the ingredients ofa scrapbook. just as no two fingerprints are the same, scrapbooks have their own individuality and uniqueness. Some may contain personal items that stand for various time periods of life while others may include medals, certificates, and ribbons won for excelling in a certain event. Some clubs and organizations keep scrapbooks to record the events that happened during the year. For instance, Frank White, drama instructor, keeps a picture album of all the main events his classes are involved in. Student Council historian, Angie Allen, said, I've kept everything from the beginning of the year that pertains to Lake View High School for the Student Council scrapbook. It's a big pain. One ofthe biggest scrapbook projects ofthe year happens in the spring when the Chiefettes staple, paste, and tape newspaper clippings, locker signs, and football programs collected from the previous season into a scrapbook for each of the senior football players. According to senior Chiefette, Trudy Baker, an experienced hand who has made four football scrapbooks, a really good scrapbook takes about a month to finish if you work hard and fast. It should be at least four inches thick. No matter what is bound between the covers, all scrapbooks record past events, special people, and days gone by. And they serve one main purpose: To Remember. PAGE 22 1. Teresa Starkey and Thomas Campbell, seniors, look ar his football scrapbook. 2. Ticket stubs to different concerts. PAGE 25 1. Alva Munoz, junior, looks carefully at the scrapbook that she worked hard on for drama. 2. Sandra Crawford, senior, is typing cutlines for her scrapbook in Office Education. Student Life 23

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Movies Sudden Impact D.C. Cab All the Right Moves Flashdance Risky Business Porkeys Ill' T.V. Shows A-Team Knots Landing Magnum P.I. Three's Company Different Strokes Knight Rider u M-n.-....,t.., . ., Year in Review 1. Liquor-by-the-drink election passed, Nov. 8, 1983 by two-to-one margin. 2. Some 241 Marines massacred in Beirut terrorist bombings. 5. Korean jumbo jetliner carrying 269 civilians was shot down by Soviet fighter pilot, Sept. 1, 1985. 4. American forces stormed Grenada Oct. 25, 1983, 18 Americans killed. 5. Drought conditions the worst since the 1950's. 6. Hotel Cactus closes after fire, presently being renovated. 7. The 32.8 million River Project completed. 8. Marilyn Aboussie appointed Tom Green County's first woman judge. 9. Cabbage Patch dolls sell out across country at Christmas. 10. Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Lech Walesa, Polish shipyard worker and leader of Solidarity labor federation. 11. Los Angeles Raiders beat Washington Redskins in Super Bowl,.Ian. 22, 1984. 12. jesse jackson becomes first Black to run for president. 13. U.S. Navy airman Robert Goodman jr. held prisoner in Syriag jesse jackson negotiates his release before Christmas, 1983. 14. Record cold weather temperatures set for December, 1983. Student Life 25