Kentridge High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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l Anything Goes! Fashion set its own course as the student body enjoyed a variety of trends that arose in world-wide fashion, fads, and sayings. This variety ranged from the preppy look to old- fashioned western styles. Other wild and inventive fads could adequately support the term, Almost Anything Goes! In the world of fashion, many new styles were unveiled. Among these styles were leg-warmers covering a pair of levi's, and topped off by high-heeled cowboy boots. Flashy, metallic colors such as gold, copper, and silver began to catch appeal. For many girls, knickers and headbands came in , as did Members-Only jackets for the male persuasion. Many sentences and sayings were hot this year. The big ones that hit the charts included Take off and Awesome, Among athletes a popular saying was the need. To occupy their time, many people came to know and love video games, Pac-man becom- ing so popular that a Pac-man Fever song was produced. Also popular were miniature radioslrecorders with accompanying headphones. Other activities were the ever-so-popular General Hospital twhat could Luke and Laura be up to right now?l and Showtime movies. For some people, the New Wave fad caught momentum, too! Commented Senior Heidi Braunschweig, lt was a crazy year for fashion because a lot of the golden-oldies came back. It was a lot of fun because anything went! L can W , it .e X L . j ' 4 ., , ' In 'kk ' ,Q i I A A ' .l e l Kjy .1 A ' J ' b- 3 .sf , . I . J ' ,.L as , . N- I, :Av , .. . I . , . , I . i t t ,V A 1 Q. 1 Hg -ie.. it - Ea., K.Landen2. J.Bush1 K. Landon 3. K- linden 4- s. Lanaen 5. 186 Do You Remember? 1

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-4nsl 'i Once again freedom prevailed when on February 1, 1982, U.S. Brig. Gen. James Dozier was rescued after 42 days of captivity by five Red Brigade terrorists in ltaly. Italian Leatherhead com- mandos stormed into the apartment in Padira and seized the captors. Dozier, besides a loss of twelve pounds, was unharmed. It is difficult to speculate what events will occur in the coming years, but as history will testify, it is those events ofthe present that shape the fate of the future. 1981 was a year of elation and optimism, but also a year of concern and to some extent, nervous anticipation. We can only hope that the events of 1981 are a bright representation of the future as the steady pace of time pushes our world closer towards a rendezvous with destiny. N. Keyes l K. Landen 5 1. The calm of rural Kent is reflected in peaceful backroads. 2. Through all strige, the colors of freedom wave strong. 3. The prominence of Seattle is reflected in the twilight hours. 4. A single precious moment is held suspended in time. 5. The KingDome beams in the even- ing hours. 6. The fast pace of city life becomes a blur. K. Landen 3. ...--f,:Lav D. JONTSOH 5. Do You Remember 185

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K.Landen 1. K.Landert3 L s J.Bush4 QQ. . . V J M , z 3 Q V . 1 4 . ' t I .l , A., S. Landen 2 1. Dressed in togas, Donna Lutkin and Bridget Gallagher establish their own tads. 2. A new addition to the tashion scene are headbands. 3. On the way home trom school Kentridge students carpool. 4. Looks easy, doesn't it? 5. Cindy Kemp models one ot the newest tashion trends. 1. Modeling the knickers and sailor tashion craze is An- janette Threlkeld. 2. But where is Brooke? 3. Topsiders had their toot in the tashion trends. 4. The New Wave trend attracted interest from the preppies and the punk. Do You Remember? 187 .i , .., .,