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In Memory Of...
JJ Wadsworth '90
Josh Walker '90
Pat Shull '89
matt wilder '98
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Weddings...
Stephanie Brown Maurice Meadows
Matt Robertson and Stephanie Smith
Brett Morss & Alicia Columbus
Karen Maclean Shields and Michael Hashemi
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Births...
Chrystal May McCloskey
Chrystal May McCloskey
Theresa Rose Weisbarth
William Justice Ratliff
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"WANTED: Class of 1974 Reunion" - posted by Pamela Ruff, '74
"Russell Basketball" - posted by Travis Welsh, '83
"Class of 1999 - 10 year reunion" - posted by Vicki-Lynn Tacke, '99

"10 Class Reunion" - class of '99
"20 year reunion" - class of '89
"Halftime Sports Bar " - class of '78

Jessica Wallis '07 (22 pages)
Jim Joyner '87 (2 pages)
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- The Dallas Cowboys defeat the Buffalo Bills 30-13 in Super Bowl XXVII. It was the Bills fourth straight Super Bowl loss and the Cowboys fourth Super Bowl Championship.
- Tonya Harding is found guilty of conspiracy in the attack of figure skater Nancy Kerrigan.
- The Channel Tunnel connecting England and France is finished, allowed motorists to traverse the English Channel in 35 minutes.
- OJ Simpson flees from police in his white bronco after being charged with the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ronald Goldman.
- Major-league baseball players go on strike for eight months, canceling the post-season and the World Series.
- Tom Hanks wins Best Actor Oscar for his role in Forrest Gump.

- The Apple Macintosh is released and is the first commercially successful personal computer with a mouse and a graphic-user interface.
- Michael Jackson is at the peak of his popularity and wins 8 grammy awards.
- The Soviet Union boycotts the 1984 Summer Olympics being held in Los Angeles, Ca.
- President Reagan is re-elected as President of the United States with 59 percent of the vote.
- The Boston Celtics defeat the LA Lakers in the 1984 NBA Finals.
- The Cosby Show debuts on NBC and becomes the most famous TV sitcom of the 1980s.

- Under extreme political pressure due to the Watergate Scandal, US President Richard Nixon resigns and turns his office over to Gerald Ford.
- The UCLA Bruins record 88-game winning streak is ended when they lose to Notre Dame 71-70.
- Patricia Hearst, the granddaughter of William Randolph Heast, is abducted by the Symbionese Liberation Army.
- Becoming the first spacecraft to use a gravitational slingshot maneuver, Mariner 10 reaches Mercury.
- Stephen King publishes Carrie, the first novel under his real name.
- Muhammed Ali knocks out George Foreman to retain his heavyweight title, which was stripped from him seven years earlier.