Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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Cke 04 tkeHv t u enior sales finance Toronto trip WANTED: An action- packed, fun-filled week for 27 seniors in Toronto. NEEDED: $254.00 for each student. . .quick! Given the above mission, and limited to only three money making projects in a period of eight months, the class of '82 had their work cut out for them. ENTER TOM WAT Seniors suddenly became traveling salesmen, ped- dling a line of goods from turtle tape measures to rubber prehistoric pets. Cardboard Tom Wat cases were put away as the next fund raiser began. ENTER M M'S Seniors became dealers providing for student body addicts who shakily waited at seniors' lockers for the big M M's deal. This money maker provided students with a sugar buzz for most of the school year. ENTER CEMETERY RAKING In order to rake in the cash f the seniors worked overtime cleaning up the cemetery. Raising more blisters than cash, they acted like walking zombies on an unearthly mission. TOM WAT+M M+CEMETERY EQUALED NEEDED MONIES Senior mission accom- plished ! Susan Riggs Martha Wing ALTHOUGH a tough year for Michigan's schools, VHS maintained its hot lunch program. -Opening

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--------------------------IU— The pinch is on! Nineteen eighty two was a bad year for our public schools. Alpena residents faced the closing of their system after repeated millages failed, neighboring districtMonta- bella went without fall sports, and many schools experienced sharp cutbacks in staff and programs. Here at Vestaburg, things were not so grim. Several high school teachers were juggled into junior high classrooms, some- times teaching out of their subject area, but fortunately, due to a resignation and a maternity leave, no teachers were laid off. The sports program remained nearly the same, as did the busing and lunch pro- gram. High school classes averaged 23.44 students per hour; however, the large junior high classes averaged 33 students. The 370 students in grades 7-12 for this year at least, received the same quality of education as in the past. FIVE leading money makers on senior Tom Wat sales included; L. Tugan, S. Hacker, C. Wing, B. Frost and K. Pearl. M M's queen, Cindy Wing, prepares for the noon rush hour. phclos by Toby Anhambaull In the Red-