Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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of George Orwell's haunting novel 198-1 is halfway gone. many are pondering the significance of his prophecies with a mixture of ex- pectation of what could happen and re- lief over what hasn't. There are some. like Senior Bryan Wyly, who believe that we have the capability to carry out everything Orwell predicted, and more,” while others see-no vestiges of a big brother” syndrome on our coun- try’s horizon. Nonetheless, with such significant events as the Olympic Games in Los Angeles and the election of our next president still to come. 1984 is still a wide-open prospect to consider. TO BE OR NOT? 10

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popular in comparison. Stu- dents on this bus seem thril- led to Ik- leaving campus lif- ter a long day. Surrounded by machinery. Senior Shaun Hazel careful- ly adjusts a part on a motor. Many of the industrial arts classes offer a refreshing change of pace Frankenstein just couldn't keep Senior Tamini Thomp- son away. The stuffed mons- ter kept Halloween spirits alive in the student store during the October holiday. Candids — 9

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 ia -v Student Body President Pat O'Neil holds out a hand toward George Orwell's 19M. The Ixiok predicts interesting changes for a surely unique year. 1984— 11