Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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Yearbook Staff Literarg Staff -f,,.,-5 Z.-C STANDING: Marianne Corcoran, Chris Belcher, Lisa Swenson, Pompea Lombardo, Cheryl Meliones, Mary Centola, Lee Rrinciotta, Elaine Mahoney, Linda Cooper, Mary O'Rielly, Kevin Griffin. STTING: Martha Page, editor, Mr. James G. McDonnell, advisor, Gary Marchese, editor. Business Staff Ronald Cardone, Mary Montooth, Mr. Peter Kennedy, advisor, Judy Loughlin, Janet Fagan, editor, Richard Werblin.

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Relatively important news stories appeared less significant during the turbu- lent year. Among these. were the struggle between President Nixon and Congress over the bombing of Cambodia, the long face off between Indian militants and fed- eral officers at Wounded Knee, S.D.5 Soviet leader Brezhnev's visit to the U.S.5 the return of Juan Peron to power in Argentina and Middle East Coun- l W , W , 4' ggi. is 1 ,w ' 1 -mu-7 ' W t iirti t W 4 Q an John Qgean .t i pm W fir 'lllx il 'H ' H we , A ' gi 4. . A - Hill as President Nixon fired Watergate special prose- a court order to surrender evidence in the Watergate a preliminary crisis when public outrage persuaded the Initial steps toward impeachment continued, how- handicapped by the accumulated weight of pub-