Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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AND MAIN EVENTS 1. Re-election of President Reagan 2. Transplanted gorilla heart in Baby Fae, who later died. H A 3. Indira Gandhi's assassination 4. San Ysidro, CA., the MacDonald's massacre In 5. Dismissal of Miss America Vanessa Williams for posing nude 6. Ethiopian famine 7. Proclaimation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Ianuary 15 - 8. Russia's bo cott of U.S. Ol m ic ames at Los Angeles Y Y P g 9. Collaboration of English group Band-Aid E thzopza In one of the worst human disasters of recent history, Ethiopia struggled to survive a decade of drought and civil war. In 1984, 1 million people died of starvation and disease, while another 500,000 were left mamed. More than 40'Zn of the country's 42 million people were malnourished and 2.2 million people were left homeless. Though international aid was sent to Ethiopia, much more was needed. All most of us could do was pray. . 49ers beating Dolphins in Super Bowl, 38-16 On the Road Huey Lewis 8: the News Elton Iohn Rod Stewwart R.E.M. Twisted Sister Diana Ross Kinks Missing Persons Go-Go's Thompson Twins Chicago 17 Psychadelic Furs Santana Bruce Springsteen Cyndi Lauper Jacksons Hall 8: Oates The Fixx Rush Black Sabbath Jefferson Starship Triumph Molly Hatchet Deep Purple Jimmy Buffet Iudas Priest REO Speedwagon Sammy Hagar Prince U-2 Madonna Top Albums Prince-Purple Rain Springsteen-Born in the U.S.A. Huey Lewis-Sports Michael Iackson-Thriller Footloose Soundtrack Van Halen-1984 Lionel Richie-Can't Slow Down Chicago 17-Chicago 17 Culture Club-Colour by Numbers Madonna-Like a Virgin , 1 , , ..- .Je Ff,c'i.ts'2.f:fvtr'- - - ,. Q, .24 N ,L , .t,,.,, . , , ,,..,,...,,,. ,,,, -V-fr--Q --,H-V V-V -,., -Y, Y-, J.-.ls.+. , .Q ,-,i11,l,-aa, l if 1 V e. y, f L News!25 t l., l lf fi l?

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2 4!News BIG ATTRACTIONS by Adrienne Hickey In 1984, Bill Murray proved himself a comical leader on the big screen with his blockbuster Ghostbuster and movie diredtor genius Steven Speilburg delighted theater- ! goers with his mischievous little monster movie, Gremlins. Making her electric return to the radio, Tina Turner turned us on to her dynamic sound like a blast from the past, while julian Lennon, son of the late Beatle John, released his first album Valotte with huge success. But the hottest event in the entertainment scene was the creation of the group Band-Aid A collaboration of English musical talent, their single 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' became the fastest selling single every with all proceeds being sent to Ethiopia. Moments Los Angeles, CA., Though the XXIII summer Olympics were boycotted by the Soviet Union and other communist countries, little intimidated the American athletes in 1984, as 83 gold medals brilliantly proved. Carl Lewis: world record time in track and field of 37.83 seconds in 4X 100 meter relay Also won the 100, 200, and long jump. Mary Lou Retton: first individual Olympic medal in gymnastics won by an American woman. 1 gold, 2 silvers, and 2 bronzes. joan Benoit: timed-in at 2.24:52 won the gold medal in the first Olympic woman's marathon. Greg Louganis: won 2 gold diving medals and was praised as one of USA's best. Evelyn Ashford: pulled a hamstring and dropped the 200 meteiy but won the gold in the 100 meter and 4X 100 relay Golden 7 Au reooir Mes Amis . . Truman Capote Martin Luther King, Sr. Marvin Gaye Counte Basie Andy Kaufman Ethel Merman Richard Burton Baby Fae Indira Gandhi Marc Chagall Soviet Premier Constantin Chernenko Ion-Erik Hexum of TV's Cover- UP Nicholas Colasanto - Coach on Cheers

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By Wendy Cottrill Adrienne Hickey Aflick of a switch or a pull of a plug was not responsible for the unplanned holiday on Thursday, December 6th, approximately 10:00 a.m. It was Tampa Electric that excused only Jefferson students at 12:00 p.m. due to a power failure. Students immediately took advantage of this situation by playing cards, sleeping, or studying for a vocabulary test. Students expressed relief when they heard that if the electricity did not come back on before twelve, they would be released. After spending over two hours in second period, famished students, realizing there would be no cooked lunch, were excused to eat lunch. Later, students returning from first lunch fought chaos in the halls as Mr. Ballas announced, Students with their own transportation may now be dismissed. The best part of the unplanned holiday was work did not have to be made up. 2 6 Holiday When TECO'S generator blew, we had no recourse but to celebrate LIGHTS OUT! SOPHO- MORE Bry- an Gatza concentrates on his next move. Cf Z' WITH SPARE TIME on their hands, juniors Wendy Cottrill and Tony Lucas study for a vocabulary test.