Thurston High School - Yearling Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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The Big Screen 1. 9 to 5 2. Up in Smoke 3. The Empire Strikes Back 4. Friday the 13th 5. Stir Crazy 6. Any Which Way you Can 7. Ordinary People 8. Behind the Green Door 9. Private Benjamin 10. Flash Gordon Dials are tuned to 1. KZEL 2. KSND 3. KGON Kelly Walker finds something to smile about at a basketball game. On the last day of school for the seniors Chamine David and Ruben Ortega discuss how it feels to be graduating. Alison Pape says goodbye to a friend at the end of another day. Rock n’ Roll Rules! 1. AC DC 2. REO Speedwagon 3. Pat Benatar 4. April Wine 5. Styx 6. Van Halen 7. Ted Nugent 8. Blondie 9. Queen 10. Rush 8 The Year

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A Matter of Expression 1. Life’s hard. 2. awesome! 3. Excellent! 4. Bite the big one! 5. I’m so sure. 6. Good deal. 7. Let’s party! 8. Bitchin! 9. Primo! Sr mm %v% A PuK t j i Choice: Play the Field 1 . In high school, it is best to a. go steady 30% b. date around 67% c. not date at all 3% No. 1 hit: Parties 2 . On a date, it is best to a. go to a party 38% b. go to a dance 13% c. go to a movie 3% d. go parking 13% e. watch tv at home 2% Tony Damron and Doug Landrum express opposite opinions about the excitement of class. Stephanie Alameda, Barbara Scott, Tiffa¬ ny Miller and Shari Southworth see some¬ thing amusing going on out in the court¬ yard. David Hagey and Laura Fox are hard at work studying their chemistry. The Year 7

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Sherrie Riley gets ready to smother her partner in Herschey’s chocolate topping during a sticky noontime activity. Mike Larson gets his string pulled by Kim Merlau. Flashy Fashions 1. Nikes 2. designer jeans 3. painter pants 4. cowboy hats 5. overalls 6. boots 7. baggy pants 8. gold chains 9. decorative pins 10. sweatshirts The Year’s Top Stories 1. the Reagan shooting 2. Space Shuttle 3. the hostage release The Year 9 j