Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Signing on to the 80 's Now is the time for the signs of the 8O's, The Urban Cowboy look, better known as the drugstore cowboy look is a sign of the new decade. Science hction movies and shows are back in vogue this year such as Star Trek , The Empire Strikes Back , and Jetsons , Toys such as smurfs, which are little blue men that run around doing wild and crazy things have also begun to become popular this year. Presidential elections and the lran crisis also started the decade off in a boom. However, we could not leave the women out, For instance, ERA. has made a mark on the year, There were shows on TV like Real People , Thats Incredible , and Those Amazing Animals for every member of the family, which presented the facts, trivia, and the unusual events of the times. The year had come and gone, along with it went the signs of the times which held many memories. Popularity of sign language promotes the international year of the Sign 1 Kermit the Frog from the Muppet Show can brighten up anybodys weekday. Getting ready for the Odessa game Marty Aguero shoe polishes his car. 26-Signs of the times

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Boo! Boo! Strange as rt may he, none of the teachers dressed up for Halloween Oops! They drd? Sorry teach ln all actualrty, though, the teachers spoolced the students more than the students spoolfed the teachers Costumes ranged from the cheerleaders' Nlcrtty oats, to several sophomore burn yrctrms, to Mr l-lurleys Hunchback of Notre Dame f' The decoratron of the school also added to the atmosphere for a spoolc y Halloween Bold Gold pasted bats and yaclc-o-lanterns to the loothall players! lockers, whrle the cheerleaders added to the mood, as they parnted eerre sprrrt srgns. Eyen one rnlamous senror honors teacher put a rack-o-lantern rn hrs room The sprrrt ol l-lalloween oulmrnated rn the pep rally Frrday mornrng Wrth the lrghts turned low, and a colfrn lyrng rn the haokgrfourtd, the cheerleaders captured the theme ol 'Spook San Angelo Then, all ol a sudden a war'lotnk, otherwrse known as St ott Mlood, llow down lrorrr the ralters, oxer the lmrvd, and reelved hayotf on the pep rally llXlrcre rttr ol runnrng rnto the wall, Stott? lt was amazrng that he drdnt fly rnto tr tut'a There was no trrtfk ahout rt, llaf'.'oweerr was delrnrteh a treat lor Attrlerre Hroh as the A lrohty laores VVr1h wand rn hand Soma Prurtt awarts the start ol the Ortober 37st pep rally Asserntrled rn front ol the school ready to scare away yrsrtors are on the trrst row Lrsa Blank, Errc Morrrs, Mary Beth Brotherton, Rhonda Fornhy, Drana Barnes, Gwen Goodell, Crarg Johnson, Steve Perry, second row Keyrn Bowman, Brett llarrrs, Bruce Barley, thrrd row Mrndy Alhouoh, Fargo Pierce, Tracy Brshop, Leesa McKee, Chen Gooch Sharon Jones r 1 spoolced up a yrctory by heatrng the Bobcats by a score of 2644 Eleoanfe rs the word to desc,'rrt2f,' tlunny student Shen fornhy Drearnrno ol 41 yrctory rs drsoursed Hold Gold rrzmfrtlrn' Lrsa llenrrqy