Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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'fiwfiw is 11 4 'I' A' .A Annual 4 Trench coats have come back, especiallly with juniors odney Blakemore and Charlie Scott, senior Brett Lamm and sorfhomore John endley. Described by Brett Lamm, They are bad! ev' M ,f Sa Q , . I. , r ef, J,,.,, .. 'W , '-I-fy' --E A if .w, x A Long cotton skirts and pants have come in. Models are juniors and seniors Betsy Mighell, J.B. Amason, Tori Har- r i s o n , N i c k Kahanek and Suzy Carr. 4 H I s t o r y repeats itself. Stir- rup pants are not only popular now but were really groovy in the early sixties. Oversized shirts are stylish to wear with the pants as juniors and s e n i o r s L a r a H 0 ste r , A m y Westbrook, Laura Reeves, Michelle K o v s k y , Ti n a Scoville, Kira Weiss and Christie Albin model them. FADS AND FASHIONS 1

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Teddys rule collections PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS LIKED stuffed animals. Teddy bears though have been the favorite animal to collect. Ever since they were invented, the cuddly lit- tle creatures have captured everyone's heart. Teddys used to come plain and brown. Now they have accessories such as clothes, hats, socks, shoes, and even lingerie. They also come in a variety of sizes. But teddys will always have a special place in their owner's heart no matter what they come with. Rainbows of color have appeared lately on wrists. The individual plastic bracelets usually are seen in groups of fifteen to twenty. Originally they were used to seal grenades. They were black and very dull. Now they come in multi-colors. P Thinking of sporting a new hair style this year? You might want to check out junior Stephanie Parks, sophomore John Macready, junior Jen- nifer Griffin, or senior Roger Rogers who wear the latest styles. V E T1 A Seniors Justin Lee, Kelvin Roquemore, An- dressed up for school, games or to go bumming drew Martin, Keith Otto and Chris Terrill have aroundgthey always look their best. really got it together when they are 1 FADS AND FASHIONS

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Superb movies and bold performers entertain outh TELEVISION, MOVIES, and radio all helped satisfy entertainment needs. Many new movie and album releases were made during the year. John Candy and Tom Hanks teamed up again in Volunteers, a spoof of the 1960's peace movement and the Peace Corps. Arnold Schaarzenegger, tive-time winner of the Mr. Universe contest, took his shot at a block-buster, veteran movie Commando. Patriotic story American Flyers and horror comedy The Return of the Living Dead were among the list of films released. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre returned to horrify and humor moviegoers. Nervous Night, the new Hooters album, claimed two hit singles And We Danced and Day By Day. The group received attention as one of the open- ing acts at Live Aid. Stevie's Wonder's album In Square Circle brought concepts of love and Christianity. With a variety of music and movies: the entertainment year proved to be Decidedly Different! 1 4 FAVORITES Releasing lt's Only Love, Bryan Adams makes a hit with soul singer Tina Turner. The song Summer of 69 is a single off the Reckless album. V 4 In Steven SpieIberg's The Color Purple, Danny Glover and Whoopi Goldberg star as the ill-tempered Mister and the downtrodden Celie. Five Golden Globe Award nominations include Best Picture, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actress. t