Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Appetites of growing young rnen Tony Beblovvskr, Richard Aguirre, Todd Wifson, and Ronald Lewis require fu!! course rneafs from the cafeteria frne Because nutrition is important to ner, Mrs Vickie Cook chooses a juicy orange for a snack Chow time at McDonald's for tne senior breakfast brightens rne early morning for Elice Seguin and Frances Escober Got ine Muncnres-2 7

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iii Discovering something new for her car stereo, Rene Decker looks at a hne tuner being shown to her by Dana Beitcher T' Music today was not the same as music of the past. Long gone was the revolutionary sounds of the Beatles that made girls scream, cry, and pledge their love to Paul McCartney or Ringo Starr. Elvis was no longer every woman 's fantasy although many of his fans still mourned his death and cherished his memories. Teens had turned their music hungry ears to musicians of the present. lf a student ambled to the parking lot, he would have found a variety of music blaring from parked cars or trucks depending on the taste of the individual. Songs that came from pick-up trucks or cars made cowboys stomp their boots, get up and holler and inspire some to do a little boot scootini Disco fans got down to the sounds of the Commodores and boogied in the parking lot with Donna Summers. Still, there was another sound that came from those who wanted to fam with ACXDC or get into the heavy metal sound of Ted Nugent. Another breed of music could also be heard from stereo speakers. This sound of music was considered slightly mellow and yet had that certain catchy beat that made it so popular. lt was a collection of music that had a little country rock or disco all in one. This music added depth and imagination as well Every collectors' dream is having a montage of albums. tube .- .50unco- O 0' JEQKQ as variety for the listener. Popular artists that ht this category were, The Charlie Daniels Band, Jackson Brown, and Wings. One of the most popular songs that was played by the school band at football games and was dedicated to the opponent was 'Another One Bites The Dust by Oueen. Other popular tunes that joined t he ranks of being favorites were Drivin' My Life Away , l Believe ln You , Lady , Out Here On My Own , Cars , Touch And Go , and Emotional Rescue . A person had his choice of music to listen to according to his particular taste. Each student had his own favorite melodies and music was dehnitely a part of everyones life. Music had changed and it seemed every musical artist was dOlrlg their own thing. A Panasonic stereo with head phones has a good quahty sound and Sherri Hines checks for the hnest tuning. ,sleek 4. Qi Music-'23