Wheeler High School - Wheelerite Yearbook (North Stonington, CT)

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Special Recognition Miss Armstrong: You came to us in our freshman year. You openly volunteered of yourself to our class. Because of the knowledge you have and the guidance you gave, we have had four happy and successful years. We will always be grateful for your help. 3 Class of 1984

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 Dedication Mr. Scott: You were approached four years ago when we didn’t have any advisors, and you didn’t let us down. We shared many good times, and we stuck together through the bad. You helped us to grow into adults, you taught us how to overcome the heartaches which we endured. The goals that we had set before us we always reached with your guidance and constant helping hand. The most important thing that you taught us is to have respect for others., As we leave, we wish to express our thanks for all that you have done for us and with us. 2 Class of 1984

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Anchorage CANADA Sakhalin I. Apparent Flight Path Ending an Era Australia II. with skipper John Bertrand at the helm, sails across the finish line as a puff of smoke from a cannon rises from the committee boat Black Knight, signaling the Australians' victory in the seventh and decisive race for the America's Cup Monday on Rhode Island Sound off Newport. With a 41-second lead, the Australian challengers defeated the U.S. 12-meter yacht Libert} under skipper Dennis Conner to win the Cup and end a 132-vear reign of successful defenses by boats racing under the New York Yacht Club flag. (AP I.aserphoto • M A S H Sally Ride: Ready for Liftoff SOVIET JETFIGHTERS SHOOT DOWN STRAYING SOUTH KOREAN AIRLINER A FEW LAST LAUGHS ANT1) A WEEK FULL OF TEAKS THE WORST WEATHER IN 40 YEARS Mother Nature has been pummeling the world cruelly — with worse to come. “We’ve cried together, laughed together, been angry with each other, says Mike Farrell, 44, at center below. “But there's a lot of happiness here.” Now there’s a big secret too: where the cast burled its private time capsule. Even the studio is in the dark, . and nobody’s talking (especially not LIFE). The crowning achievement of 19th-century civil engineering, the Brooklyn Bridge remains in good enough shape to stand tall into the 21st century. THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE TURNS 100 Saving the Queen 4 The Pope’s Mission to Poland