Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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1980 Brought Many Changes A creature from outer space paints the library. This year, a new library, new industrial arts facilities and a garage for auto mechanic classes were built. These changes, necessary to meet accreditation requirements, provide opportunities for students in two important areas — academic and vocational skills. Political upheaval throughout the world has dominated daily headlines and nightly newscasts all year. Fifty United States citizens were held hostage in our embassy in Iran; the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan; and the controversy over the use of nuclear power remained unresolved. For the first time, many of us will vote for the President; ironically, with this privilege comes the threat of a draft for both men and women. The economy continued to beseige us with prob¬ lems, invading the tranquility of our suburban Wellesley lives. An industrial artsroom for the future A tiny friend enjoys the new Child Development center. Saluting the courage of the hostages in Iran. Kathy Sibley scouts the new library. 4

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Chuck makes a dash for an opening (Charles Vanetzian) A moment of elegance at the Cotillion (Laurie Steffee and Hunter Adams) Do you use Dove or Palmolive?(Lloyd Krouse and friend) Say “Cheese” (Debbie Fairbanks and Jim Chambers) “Goodbye Mr. Francis. I can do my hair all by myself.” (Karen Pfister, Colleen Langon)