Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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OVTYTTUOlCOTlOOS - FTWOT6? than just falls When we thinls of communication, one main vision comes to mind: that of people tallsing. A little analysis of the word and its meanings, however, provides us with a more multidimensional view. Communication can be defined as the interchange of thoughts or ideas. That definition includes a lot more than simply conversing Emotions express themselves in paintings, boolss, music, movies, and simple actions in which words are never spoken. How many of us have ever spolsen with Marla Twain or William Shakespeare? Yet their thoughts and opinions on life, death, love, and religion are lsnown through the world, recorded for all time in their literature, The nation expresses itself in 1982 and 1988 in a number of delightful and entertaining ways. Movies were, for the first time in several years, worth going to see, and a new and exciting list of records provided us with one of the best years of listening in a long time. The Go-go's, a refreshingly all-girl group, brought a new, light sound to radio listening with their album, Vacation. John Cougar, with the release of American Fool, excited the charts and teenagers all over America, Willie Nelson released Always On My Mind, an album that held true to the expected excellence of his country music. Pat Benatar sang her way to fame with the release of Get Nervous, which featured the already popular Shadows of the Night . Movie after movie, we were pleasantly surprised at the variety and excellence of the selections available. From The Toy , a rooringly funny comedy with Richard Pryor and Jacl-:ie Gleason, to the sentimen- tal love story An Officer and a Gentleman , starring Richard Gere and Debra Winger, the movies we saw were entertaining and full of life and energy. Another important happening in the movie industry was the produce tion of part three movies. Superman, 'iFriday the Thirteenth, Halloween, and 'iPsocl4y are among those with third-time sequels. Other sequels were anticipated for movies such as Star Wars and 'lJaws. l-low to boolss were popular reading material. With the aide of a bools we learned how to talls lilse a Valley Girl CThe Totally Awesome Val Guidej, how to dress lilse a Preppy CThe Official Preppy Hand- bookl. how not to dress lilse a Preppy CThe I-Hate-Preppy Handbookj, and how to be a Real Man fReal Men Don't Eat Quichel. Stephen King continued to lseep us up at night reading with fascinae tion Cond sometimes horror? his intriguing eerie fiction, Cujo, The Stand, and Firestarter were among those Stephen King boolss most read. Creepshow, his unique movie that also came out in the form of a comic bools, provided us with hours of hair-raising, spine tingling enjoy- ment. Danielle Steele was another author that provided us with entertaining Q-s. mQ.S:'i ,Ml QR' ses l'R1'1PPX P tix x 1113433114 Q QQ' an 1 Q. QQ? A QW 'QQ' reading, The Promise, although a few years old, remained one of the most popular of her touching romances, Glancing bacls over this array of literature we recall many things about our high school years. The songs that made us dance and sing along, the movies that touched us, made us cry and laugh, and the .rfecx fb 20 Communication