Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

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uLL Make Your Mark! — This is the theme we have chosen for your yearbook. We chose this theme with the intention of including candid shots of as many, if not all, of the students of Yale High School making their mark. You can see the theme displayed throughout the yearbook on the division pages which separate each of the sections. We want this year to be a memorable one, not only for the seniors, but also for the underclassmen as well. So, we have tried to include as much information as possible about the 1985-86 school year, so that ten years from now, you can open this book and regain some of the high school spirit. When you look back in this book in the years to come, we want you to remember some of the highlights of 1985-86. One of the major highlights of the year was the Live-Aid concert when many popular performers gathered to raise money for fam- ine relief in Ethiopia. On a sadder note, 1985 was also the year many hijackers and plane crashes oc- curred, and many innocent people including Samantha Smith, the young girl who was invited to the Soviet Union a couple years ago, lost their lives. 1985 was a very trendy year. Big shirts, wide belts, and two-toned jeans were the in fashion. Bruce Springsteen was the man to see on the concert circuit, followed closely by Huey Lewis and the News and Bryan Adams. Madonna look-a-likes could be seen everywhere, and Miami Vice and The Cosby Show were the only things to watch on T.V. At the movies, you had a broader choice. Eddie Murphy ' s Beverly Hills Cop carried over from 1984 and was still raking in the money early in ' 85. This was the year the smash hit comedy, Back to the Future was released, as well as Rambo First Blood II, which, at this time, caused quite a stir among American Veterans. However, what we Bulldogs remember most about 1985 was that even though the weather was atrocious, our Bulldog spirit pulled the Varsity Football team through to a shining victory over the Almont Raiders for our first Homecoming win in over three years! We hope you enjoy our endeavors with this yearbook for many years to come. I I 1 I i I

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0 ¥ O ' fi SB ' HT.1 0 V o v ' I tiihj E yd T v 1 0 1 i : . Anything goes! Everyone ' s a trendsetter at Yale High! Although fashion is of major importance to the girls, the guys aren ' t concerned. A pair of jeans and a polo shirt are just fine for any occasion. For a wild night out, a brightly colored shirt and a pair of stone washed jeans is a great outfit. If you feel like dressing up a little, a pair of pleated pants with a shirt and sweater is a really sharp outfit. ■ 4