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hile most students stayed home October 29, yearbook staff members worked toward
deadline, and some like Brian Davis watched their favorite
TV
shows.
Juniors enter ' search for
tomorrow'
All my children searched for
tomorrow's guiding light as
teens tuned their tubes to
summer soap sorrows.
Many students got caught
up in the never-ending lives
and heartaches of those
afternoon hearthrobs and
heartbreakers.
The three networks have
presented yet another lineup of
real tearjerkers. But there's
only one life to live, and it's
just one of the days of our
lives in our long search for
tomorrow.
VVhen the young and
restless tune in and tear up,
it's a battle of the networks.
VVhich is the juiciest? the
saddest? the most involved?
Answer: All of the above.
Never in the history of TV
has a soap opera been
presented in which at least
one person dies or contracts a
terminal body disorder in a
period of two months.
Moses, David
Mulhearn, lynn
Mullican, Cindy
Murphy, Glenn
Murphy, Mickey
Murray, Jamie
Nail, Stephen
Naron, Ricky
Nasland, Judy
Nelson, Leroy
Nelson, Renee
Nivens, Jamie
Noll, Fran
Norman, Richy
Norris, Lisa
North, Tracy
Norwood, Clay
Orange, Tony
Orr, Mike
Owens, Larson
Owens, Greg
Owens, Lisa
Parker, Cathy
Parker, Donna
Parker, Kathy
Parker, Kim
Parks, Allan
Patrick, Darlene
Palmer, Phillip
Pennington, Jeff
Perdue, Tami
Peske, Debra
Peske, Tina
Pettis, Rick
Phillips, Jay
Pippins, Terry
Plunk, Alan
Poole, Melissa
Powell, Lori
Powell, Lori
Preddy, Johnnie
Price, Georgia
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