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,Wy N aw Despite the coming of Cable Vision and HBO, cinema has remained a major part of high school life. With blow-off classes and crazy an- tics, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, a million-dollar movie which was re- leased at the end of August, psyched students for the coming of school. But when they did return, students found that it was still the same old grind. Music was also a big part of the high school scene, and occasionally a movie came along which could incorporate this, also. Alan Parker's Pink Floyd The Wall was one such film. There, students could not help but be entertained by the visual bizarreness and classic tunes. While it may have been a year of firsts for Rampart, Captain Kirk was concentrating on seconds, namely, Star Trek IL The Wrath of Khan. To ap- pease Trekkies upset over Spock's death, the Captain became an admiral, and plans for Star Trek HL In Search of Spock were announced. But for every hit, there were numer- ous failures. Film flicks Xb .ai . r its ALTHOUGH MOST DOMINO'S delivery people knew the to Rampart with their eyes closed, the situation never got quite desperate as this scene from Fast Times where Mr Hand stunned when Spicoli has a pizza delivered to class. THINKING FAST to save the Enterprise, Admiral Kirk played William Shatner, and Mr. Spock, portrayed by Leonard bargain with Khan. ALTHOUGH NOT CARRYING it quite this far, student times felt like these actors in a scene from The Wall where sing We don't need no education . . . teachers, leave us kids I 1' 1-Zi!-v
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IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN embar- rassing to dress up for the picture show, except everyone else was do- ing it, too, so the embarrassment turned into plain fun. Nadine Ed- ington is one of the jackson 25. ENGLISH ACTOR TIM CURRY plays 'the strangest character in the movie. Most people shied away from dressing up as Frankenfurter, but Tim Sauer showed his senior pride by wearing his namesakes costume. DURING THE WEEKENDS when Rocky Horror wasn't in town, students could still enjoy the sounds of Riff and his gang by playing their own albums. Senior Pam Reiser studies her album instead of her homework. DRESSING UP in outrageous costumes can make or break the Rocky Horror Pic- ture Show. Laurie Povelite gets psyched for the movie as she dressed up as Magen- ta. Going first class Rocky Horror: A different Set of jaws T he theatre was dark and the people began to chant Lips, lips. This was a common scene for Rampart High School students as they crawled out ofthe woodwork each weekend for the late night double feature picture show. While most people were sleeping soundly on Friday and Saturday nights, Rampart students dressed un and headed for the UA 150 for terrible thrills at the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Although Rocky Horror debuted over eight years ago, it is still one of the most popular ways for students to spend their weekend nights. When this strange film hit the midnight circuit, Riff, Frankenfurtegjanet, and Brad became as popular as soap characters. Their names were on the lips of high school students all over the country. Senior Laurie .Povelite explained the feelings of movie- goers. I enjoy getting dressed up as Magenta and making a spectacle of myself in front of multitudes of people at this outrageous flick. lRQ Rocky Horror
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