Blue Ridge High School - Cresta Azul Yearbook (Lakeside, AZ)

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M' ,.,. Page 6. 1. Students display the cut-up sweat shirt and concert t-shirt look. , 2. Girls wear Hobie and Ocean Pacific shirts while standing in the lunch line. 3. Wendy Burum, Lona Rayburn, and - Lauri Lynn show off their latest accessories. Page 7. 1. Steve Wilkerson and Chris Renner wear their concert t-shirts. 2. Sarah Penry and Julie Clester dress in Q ,. fashion for Fads and Fashion week. ' . 3. Elaine Carter and Amy Freemon eat lunch in style. 4. Matt Jellison and Mr. Hess dress for Hawaiian Day. 1 , C 1 6'Motley Crue causes uQuiet Riot on campus By Wendy Burum Class came to Blue Ridge in every respect. The students changed everything from clothes, shoes, and accessories to even music. It was a year of reform for most of the student body. The biggest change was in the way students dressed. It seemed they cared more about how they looked, and what the trends were. There were many different styles going in and out but the trends were set with class. One of the biggest was the cut-up sweat shirt style which originated from the movie, Flashdance . Oxfords, polos, and Hobies were in with both boys and girls. This was the year of the preppy look and being dressy was in. Accessories were another big change. Nikes weren't the only shoes. There were the boar shoes, pumps, and the different styles of LU '?,. Liftijtij E'L'QILI3L L. A. Gear shoes. Earrings, beat and stylish nylons added a tour of class to people's dress. Clothes weren't the only thil that changed. David Bowi Motley Crue, Quiet Riot, ar Michael Jackson were the favori musicians. Trend setters from the movi were Flashdance and Jol Travolta who helped the ye along by Staying Alive.

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Big Brother arrives in l984 By Jerome Rayford Is Big Brother watching you? That was the question many peo- ple wondered about as they watch- ed Blue Ridge High School's pro- duction of 1984 . The play, adapted from the famous science fiction thriller by George Orwell, tells about how the mysterious and sinister Big Brother rules the world and controls the minds, ac- tions and speech of his followers. The play was attended by over 100 people and made SB224. Asked about how much of the story's Page 8. Winston and Julia have a cup of coffee in their apartment. 2. Guards Sarah Penry and Della Webb take Syme to Room 101 in the Ministry of Love while Winston and Parsons await their turn. 3. The evil O'Brian tortures Winston into admitting that two and two make five. Page 9. 1984 cast and crew, Front row: Kenny Knight, Teresa Lambert, Julie O'Neil. Seated in middle row: Della Webb, Lee Palmer, Sarah Penry, Casey Denny. Back row: Jerry Ellsworth, Dave Wilbur, Dewaine McBride, Danielle Terrill, Teri Witcher, Robynn Goar, Lynn Rabe, Jeff Ellsworth, Mike Savage. 2.Mike Savage is the voice of Big Brother's society. 3. Teri Witcher and Dave Wilbur run lights and curtains. 4. Winston and Julia listen to their landlady talk of the past in Oceania. 5. Winston betrays Julia when O'Brian threatens to release the rats. predictions have come true, Ms. Judy Peterson, the play's director, replied, In many countries around the world about 90'Z1 of the predictions have come true. The play was postponed twice but finally went on November 21 and 22. The cast party was held at the home of the Petersons. Ms. Peterson stated, H1984 is a thought-provoking drama that raises the consciousness of people who view it because of its per- tinence to life around the world today. l l 3 l I-Uv WI-Wig' Cil VIL 'W