Nederland High School - Nugget Yearbook (Nederland, CO)

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'Z , -ar .,. , v , ,,, pg ,, s.. ...og T, , 4. ML ,.- LHS? 1. A smiling Garfield keeps the company of his other trendy friends: smurfs, some lottery tickets, and Chicken McNuggets. 2. Robert Clapp C'86J and Richard Ross C'87J demonstrate the Virgil Ding. 3. Darcy Wendelin C'86J and Kay-Kay Anable C'86l sport the latest fashions: Mini-skirts! M. E.T.,everybody'salien pal. s ?n 1 4 i .. .1' X-f , ig, My ze.. AQ, .NN-Y s..r' r-.Z' Fashions 'I1 Fads On the fashion end of things, the color purple became increasingly popular with the girls, showing up in dresses, shoes, jewelry and make-up. Friend- ship beads were something new to Nederland, and were seen mostly in middle level. Towards the be- ginning of the year, leg warmers became the rage, only to be replaced by miniskirts following the onslaught of the valleygirl movement and warmer weather. Along with the widespread popularity of punk and new wave music came dyed hair, and throughout the year streaks of blond, pink, blue, and purple were to be found on the heads of Nederland students. The freshmen introduced the Virgil Ding, the practice of saluting the bells in NHS. It was at it's peak close to the middle of the year, and still survives in isolated corners of the school. And then there were the people fads: Tom Selleck, Charles and Di and little Prince William, Tootsie, and the Smurfs. And who can forget E.T., the Spielberg alien who made one movie and then suddenly began appearing on everything from lunch boxes to underwear? 1982-83 also brought such things as futuristic computers, a new Star Wars movie, the Colorado Lottery, and Chicken McNuggets courtesy of good ol' McDonalds.

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What Happene d? What happened in 1982-83? It's a difficult question. In the people area, 1982-83 starred Jacob Bach, an exchange student from Denmark who lived with Betsy ludwick for his year in America. Another student who achieved fame was Heath Wilson, who became a member of the Jr. Ski Patrol at Eldora. A major event this year and every year was the Close-Up program for student explorations into government. Many school activities were organized by student council. A homecoming pep assembly was held the afternoon before the dance and featured introductions of the football and volleyball teams, sei 3 homecoming royalty announcements, class fy 1- , X-at N!! calls Cof course! , and class skits. .-1 ' V i HNuclear War: A day of discussionu was , . t gva-1 ' 5 an exciting and new event designed to inform students about nuclear arms and their effects, and to allow students to express their opinions These, along with many other exciting EEK i.-3f-e- M XA?-M events, helped keep the students from getting the Schoolwork Blues. We exams si was Af' ,, ti., N1 'QI' 'JN' . f vaniqa FY' 5 W If l 1. Mike Keegan C'83J gobbles bananas, unaware that his fellow contestants are quietly leaving! 2. The Close-Up crew: Dawn Sipe C'83j, Connie Smith C'83D, and sponsor Wanda Headrick. 3. Pat Willits cooks down the home stretch of the Neder- Nederland race. U. Community people present their views and answer questions about nuclear arms. 6