Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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Congrats to the Class of ’86! MAZ Mazama Math Dept. BY JERRY 1745 Austin St. Klamath Falls, OR 97601 We have Bigjers Flavored Cokes Classic Coke A Special Thank You to JOHN MOLENE of the Herald and News for the use of various sports pictures Terry’s Donut Center and Deli In the Jefferson Square Mall 884-2936 160-Ads TIL 11 party. We realize the amount of time and effort that was involved. We really appreciate it. The Class of 1986

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 1 Payless Drugstore HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER TOWN COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 882-6636 YOUR DRUG AND MORE STORE! 3737 Shasta Way Klamath Falls, OR 97601-4885 Phone (503) 884-8387 Highland Community Federal Credit Union Pape you mwingt PARE' BROS., INC. Icati rrrrr rr•ssssr mm Klamath Falls (5031882-2544 4509 So. 6th St. Century Plaza Klamath Falls, OR 97603 Phone: 882-6476 CAROL MICK Licensed Insurance Agent Health • Life • Auto • Residential • Commercial Lines GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! Bob Nelson Heating Oil 709 Riverside Dr. 884-3317 Mobil Products Country Villa Market 4449 Homedale Rd. 882-2123 w 3130 S. 6th Lunch Dinner 7 days a week 884-1385

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Special 16 Page Section The Year 1985-1986 In Review So many religions look after the poor. Leave the rich to me!” — guru Bhagwan Shrce Raj- neesh My problem for the first few years was that they kept dy- ing on me.” — Ronald Reagan, on why it had taken so long to arrange a meeting with a Soviet counterpart. Gives new meaning to the word Throne.” — Senator Wil- liam Cohen, on the Pentagon's purchase of $640 toilet seats for aircraft. All of the time and money and skill that we poured into consumer research could not reveal the depth of feeling for the original taste of Coke. — Coca-Cola president Donald Keough, announcing that the original formula would return after three months of the new Coke. Throughout these sixteen pages we’ve attempted to recapture the biggest news stories of 1985-86. On these pages arc the biggest stories on the international, national, state and school scenes. There arc also stories on the best in sports, music, movies, and fads. One page is a special close-up of the people who were newsmakers of '85 and ‘86. 1985 1986 marked the return of Hal- ley's Comet. The comet that reappeares every 76 years, was last seen in 1910, and won’t be seen again until the year 2061. Other big news stories included the ousting of Filipino dictator, Ferdi- nand Marcos, and his successor, Cora- zon Aquino; the Challenger space shuttle explosion; and the Mt. Hood tragedy. Sports events such as the Su- per Bowl, music galas like Live Aid, movies including Back to the Future, the latest fads such as Miami Vice, and people including 'The Fridge are all covered in this news section. All of these stones and more com- bined to make the year 1985 - 1986 memorable. Inside This Section International News 162 National News 164 Stare News 166 School News 167 Sports 168 Music 170 Movies 172 Fads 174 Faces 176 Stargazers celebrated as Halley's comet made its once-every-76-years visit to our solar system. Nineteen Eighty-Five—Eighty-Six The Year In Review-161