Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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1 i 1. Fore! Could it be Jack Nicklaus or is it just Bill Kelly putting around in the halls. 9 2. Who hit that sour note? Kevin Ketterling, Will Guerrthner, and Shelly Fox wonder as they rehearse for a concert. 3. The Spooks Come (Xit TONITE! The Countess, Karan LeOuc and her hairy partner Dawn Hirschfelt take a break during a costume dance. 7

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Clockwise: A REASON TO JUBILATE Debbie Armstrong holds the American flag high after winning the ladies Giant Slalom gold medal. SALUTING AfCROPOV The Soviet flag is at half mast in Sarajevo after receiving news of the death of Soviet President Yuri Andropov. GOING FOR THE GOLD Scott Hamilton pleases the crowd during his award winning preformance in the mens free style skating finals. DISAPPOINTED Aid DEJECTED Goalie for The U. S. Hockey team hangs his head after a loss vrfrich killed their chance to repeat the gold of the 1980 team. THROUGH TFE AIR WITH lit GREATEST OF EASE Elaine Zayak warms up with a double toe loop before her competition performance. T € GOLDEN RACE Phil Mahre races at full speed for the gold medal in the slalom, vrtrile his twin brother Steve captures the silver. The XIV Winter Olymipc Games opened with colorful festivities on Wednesday, February 8th. The 1984 Games were in the small Balkan village of Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Though plagued by uncooperative weather, many Olympic records were broken and it was deemed successful. As for the U.S. athletes they fell short of the medal winnings of the 1980 team (12), only bringing heme eight (4 gold and 4 silver). But they obtained status in the Alpine Skiing events which had never before been won by U.S. The Olynpic torch will travel closer to home for the 1984 Summer Games in Los Angeles, Calif. Q It It K)i. , '' ' ; ; ■m yJ V W rrti 't't y ', ' ' 'i IT THING IN LIFE