Burkburnett High School - Derrick Yearbook (Burkburnett, TX)

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'I I Yiftlli ll ii? lil!l!q iq, nl - To the Music growling Bulldogs listen to dif- ferent kinds of music, but also en- B.U.L.L.D.O.G.S., BULLDOGS! BULLDOGS! Although these words rang sweet, Bulldogs also en- joyed many other types of music. Included among these were coun- western, popular, rock, and jazz. A survey was try and classical, taken of approximately one hun- dred students during third hour class. The results of this poll can be found on page 19. Not only did Finding it difficult to concentrate, Darrel Waddleton thinks his only salvation is in Music Television, but until then his head phones will have to do. Music from her jam box turns Kim Parish upside down. joyed their favorite songs in various ways. From a jam box to a car stereo, and from a head set to a disc player, students today have a choice of technology from which to choose. Either way, youth will always blast their favorite tunes. Enjoying popularity, some of the successful artists this year were Madonna, Phil Collins, David Lee Roth, and Janet Jackson. Groups also enjoyed the limelight, such as Van Halen, Police, and Cinderella. Some new bands and artists evolved from other countries and rocked America. The Smiths from England, Glass Tiger from Canada, and Robbie Nevill from France all reached the pop charts with first time hit singles. X471

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While Amy Lonsdale enjoys her sucker, Julie Antwine gets into the spirit at the Wal-Mart pep rally. WX N-up xqim Captain Bohuslav and Captain Marshall watch their favorite Top Gun. Thomas Christ captures attention from some Babes while playing quad-toms at a pep rally.

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