South Central High School - Orbit Yearbook (Union Mills, IN)

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 At 68 Degrees Rises ip The cost o' ■rvices psft' v are in lop physical : ■ nlal shape because a sod exercise Iemberc w r ' ,.------ c 1 exercise % T M rf?' rt The cost o' . 4 ‘ 3P State t how' .• v C ecia' w «asonai factors in- yye'- c,v c«- j»' cost of livin® I-.-» a (f Everything. Ub»« F -Ms » “ ort ,(any »1« «55 SS- -— i eliminated ianl info HU 'e 1 II an »■■••--- . (k W1 .hat it t . m l0 South P O' te - -- V to ,oO' , CoS ,'t.T v-, Snntormation com- • 2? eca I 1 P' ' ViTiC IV .nv «’ - - - - nergy Cri iiocking the Arsenals . JttxsLsurtnn’VJE ' k. ne» ui me ] ' ■ -. phisticated weaponry J ' and watched as the tu underscore the tact that while t!,e fl Ai-aiis and the Israelis were doing .-.if , the fighting in the Middle E: ft , '” « C Y and the Soviet Union were , f e Pt T . « Untl watched as the and the Soviet Union were bridal a Tempest i !3P in rnndt? a mislsi» » unrt c t mnM •inn he 55-mil realistic •sal of „ 0 miles for f than Mr. .xJLWW ao mile limit for trucks uumU.. for automobiles. mechanical” lap in ersa- ‘ ixon staff. a mistake unit so could sion Asked Edward Nixon. 43. who lives told rep» in Linwood. Wash., a suburb of and is a consultant in » 11 nndn 4 tempest are a lot x

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... AS WORLD AND NATIONAL EVENTS INCREASED IN APPARENT DISHONESTY, SENIORS BEGAN TO WONDER IF THEY REALLY WANTED TO ENTER INTO THE PHASE OF ADULTHOOD. AS WE WERE PASSING THROUGH THESE PHASES OF 1974, WE RE- CORDED EVENTS AS WE SAW THEM AT SOUTH CENTRAL. IT WAS IM- POSSIBLE TO INCLUDE EVERY- THING, BUT WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT WHAT WE HAVE INCLUDED WILL HELP YOU CAPTURE OUR 1974 FOREVER. PHASE 1: SENIORS 4 PHASE 4: GROUPS .... PHASE 2: ALBUM 20 PHASE 5: LIFE 98 PHASE 3: SPORTS 58 PHASE 6: ADS 3

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rmnuLt nfcNWr I Partment officials have compiled some tips E NOBEL PRIZE CONTROVERSY infs involve such mundari-' f r memos. “U« - A Offer5 lt IhC Ur'n (,„ nf coT1.oSVop — toiz!sj0, hKorea. Offw.u . ¥L0DayUght TimeAppi contained in a. I President Nixon today signed legislation puttin la lylight saving time for the first time since Wor ! A |V ■ .0 nrosecu'or a, 2 a.m. January 6, in an effort to conserve IL V ai by the l'p ‘•«ne and heating •« office an trss ffiris? ' loving van' l l l’ «® w i ©O' ’» ‘Vs « £sr«'w 8s the «'' ' e°aVy damage t cUr cs- c Mrdsott also iving time tor me nrsi time since mir t. January 6, in an effort to conserve ,!ng and heating. f N • .'• • v and Nixon moved quickly ‘ ‘«ving time until Oct • f • co nffira an lie contto-RtchavdSor uaUon. orsVl ,s tf) rnot ■ teon iiMuoo°» cv .Aafe lrotttaP0S,;Va-'rt ' inde ’a 0«, as pi . 'VTIuch does h0 N N V)CH Xw «ikirth ovj ‘ „ g ' ing. ]ohn .jrX e French - vetV fSnVe C . dm wi Crc’ io ave not ess. speT • ’ m « ■ t w A j aV aVs ways tele Ve »$! So£.r vs . re mg lower and Peuge ( ) M .Hred 0 Vhtcdia short r T Sg?S rV »5 1-”: . OngeT U ftSmonial to h'S o per. proposal a. «-'ft) • . Pp parsons said, shall g most 01 . .j fortunately thp An Omen? ?SA «C! «ffS'ssS1?' ; been fl --- . grug - announced ie of redu , . „, ,k that mnnuiw was plain last wee doing their t n Vmerican consumers «re do Sun the reaerai nt 0- gr 0 conserve fuel. Gas scar giving has been o pnCe tha ln New York City. lp instance, the demand cun c vV enl U V the first time Since th- , -nq II. But for % 4 Auring, er„r V» t ..ue v .-vcial pow • ects of the -.npower th — - p Far out. ■ • • II1V hono ate .,VG°S 'ftnc i phase 1 SENIORS