Red Oak High School - Pep Yearbook (Red Oak, IA)

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, l ' claims. vvithoui much evidence, thai its 3 inizial -:ash payment, exporters get e free Q terSl0 billion ofarms deliveriesfihe Shah milii'M's 's '1 'M ' ' 'W ' ' 1 l ' ' ' ' ' atullah , . . I I , VlSl l Hilli- 93I'ChlII f0l' Hlt IBHIIISWSS afgu ve had govei fir oi f mms eaen thai been usf new ov e-less a suppii sary sal tieally a wlial Wee ship. the at Columbia and Johns Hop- the signif- mg oi' rather 'eeiieiits sale is final tered for base The re- in Turkey. urkey shows they can help :their equipment comp liesg and they can some control on tlirough judiciouf cord of spare plex equipmeni, More and trade ons 292 ltjly were all it was Com- of the simple Thatcherite faith ls a nasty tone of class grievance and sullen nationalism. T s ' l s , XiZiiGHHIH8H1eklu for ti g f Q M Q . eerlghtlst in terna V K m El Salvador ment rate Nmorally unjustifiedf' he warned that similar disregard for work- ing people in the 1930s had led to dicta- torship and war in Europe. SWG: have now reached the most critical :Joint in the caielurn of the s zcy of exported saves S70 million in unit ITIOIL. the lines are new and lack of ism the iridefinablej' Sir Ia Tlenuiv Foreign her s last :hefs say On Golden merit by spring, Thatcher will have to i change her lack or face several senior Cabinet resignations, That could well spell the end of her nrime ministershin. I to ban all its l974 in- bases and prov: ded the sales. vera while iii l978 in ban on mil- wi th has rein- Lllv LLUUU Com- the flow, funds, from bud- rippling out and Ethiopia. received its ac- donor coun- its management. executive committee con- Geneva headquaners last week partly to look into criticism of ineffi- venecl at back ivithin days, arid Hofig Kongis repa- triation of 10,000 Chinese' who escaped from mainland China in the mast ve-ar. I 3

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agaizzsl cz motley bu! I . movemert . Soviet H565 Gfiefl ,mm has on their tween Wesr 1 irory. Strobe Talbott Afghan 1 eport ,Gro self the - ll'11S mtry can e ills citizens. the R mentarily drowned out by the roar of two Seven miles north of camouflaged MiG-Zls streaking toward Kabul Golf and Country Club. Itslttholes y '82 in evlew I survived the winter of ,82,' reads a popular bumper sticker. The winter of '82 was one to remember - ice, snow Arctic winds with -70 degree wind chills, deep drifts - and 8 snow days! However, there were many other memorable events around the state, the nation, and the world during the 81-82 school year. Some of those events were disheartening, the world seemed to be in a state of perpetual unrest. El Salvador looked, for awhile, like another Viet Namg Poland was under martial law, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was assassinated, and another attempt was made on the life of the Popeg war in the Falklands seemed inevitable, and closer to home - and our pocketbooks - were the continuing recession, the rising unemplyment, and the constant debate over Reaganomics. Not all the news was bleak: the Columbia space shuttles had continued successg women across the country cheered the appointment of Sandra Day O'Conner to the Supreme Courtg the Royal wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Din was followed by a royal pregnancy. While wearing our Calvin Klein jeans and Izod shirts we amused - and confused - ourselves with the Rubik Cube or we fell victim to Pac-Man Fever. We watched movies like 'lRaiders of the Lost Ark and 6sOn Golden Pondl' and, when we could arrange an afternoon at home, we watched General Hospital. 1982 - well into a new decade - a decade in which we will Hgrow up to face the challenges - and the promises - of life on this planet called Earth. Gutside. a truck goes the back. ranger vests, and hedm 6 Pauli? have also and nurses m l about them. It is an blue Hag if a red causes a resident 111 the bazaars is not and the 2 base O 3 HC man. Last week they had been reolacec

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