Lamar High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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'-tar ' - ' V' . f ' P 1 . fs i F , it ' Y Q w 4-...f i . ff V5 e it . B , f 5 , ' My is Ee' K .0 ' Y M I . , l . 1 K 45 sf 'Y 5 E l 4 'xt 3 ' Hnding new and exciting things todo, Jane Keith and Laura Walker try out the Forum FJir's many attractions such as the Merry Go Round, Skiball games and pinball machines. 1 E uen though football season is ouer. Lauren Daniels. Mark Stegall and Theresa Humble still enjoy l going out to eat pizza. Though many students still spent part of their Friday nights eating pizza or ice ' crecyn on Fielder, it was not as popular a pastime as during football season. ' rlington. . . .for the Good Times' I love the nightlife. l love to boogie. l want to go where the action is. l want to live. . i These lyrics-from the hit single l Love the Nightlife Disco Round, by Elisa Bridges put into words what many stu- dents experienced during the weekends. They had to get out and do something - go places. Dallas and Fort Worth seemed to have a-variety to-offer, but for most students, aside from a date .to Baby Doe's or Luminarias on Homecoming, concerts such as Foghat and Ted Nugent were the only real attraction. Most students were, more than likely, to be found on the go somewhere in Arlington. A movie at Forum 6 Theaters or Six Flags Cinema and out to eat at Daniels or a pina place were probably the most common places to go out on a date. lf one were lucky enough to be legal l18 years oldl or owned a fake lD and enjoyed dancing there were a few discos, such as the new ' 'Graham Central Station for entertainment. T lf that were not the case. some groups of friends often enjoyed going out cruis- ing, partying or even going to watch one of the Viking teams play - depend- ing what was in season, such as football and basketball. However, if everyone was busy. one could always resort to relaxing at home and watching an evening of TV, with shows such as Loveboat and Fantasy Island. Because after all- even if one is at home. . . Arlington is still for the Good Times. NIC!-ITI ICC Ol