Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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1, I ' ' F if :N W 1 W V f -V., I Kathy White wears her Seniors ot81 , ' , tee which most seniors have. She i tiff 2, f f L..iitt'll holds Porky falso her nickname.l 'W 1 'N ' ,V,V. P A Jef! is' asa Ms. Carol Molnar wears a cotton blue candy stripe button-down as she checks the roll. Groups like the B-52's sold more albums than ever. Groups like Blondie, who have always been new wave, were stronger than ever. The big New Wave hit, however, came from a group called Devo and was titled Whip lt. The Jacksons were hot on the soul charts. Gladys Knight and the Pips came out again under the direction ol Asford and Simpson. Diana Ross had two hits on her album produced by Chic in l'm Coming Out, and Upside Down. Barbra Streisand teamed up with Barry Gibb on her album, Guilty, much to critical dis- pleasure, but the single Woman ln Love, topped the charts. Bette Midler moved on her upsurging popularity with a zany showcase of her concert tour as a movie and a record called Divine Madness. Neil Diamond came out with a new movie The Jazz Singer, but his music sounded more and more pop. ln Rock and Boll, the names were ACXDC and Ted Nugent. The Doobie Brothers came out with a new album and their tour came through Greensboro and Ftoanoke and played to near sellout crowds. Perhaps the biggest hit of the year was Queens' Another One Bites the Dust. But it was country that more and more students were listening to - some for the first time - 3 . .z,,. wr, , A-'ff ,6 M- 'afv ir THE LANCER LOOK some more than before. Willie, Emmy Lou, Mickey Gilley, Tanya, Crystal Gayle, and of course Miss Dollie. People who didn't usually buy country, gave up S16 for the soundtrack to Urban Cowboy.' Movies - well, there was Fame, Somewhere in Time, Private Benjamin, Friday the 13th , Ordinary People, and The Blues Brothers. To capsule the preferences of Big Blue people, the Koine staff did the now traditional survey and the chart shows the top five in en- tertainment categories, but below the top was an interesting variety of others that made up the whole spectrum of Blue taste. Prep Is In for Lisa Landrum and Mitzi Prillaman. Their cotton fox shirts gave the gators close competition. They are sitting on JoJo Gillispie's lap. Side One

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A 7-11 Big Gulp is enough for Janice Overton and Pam Morley. In contrast to the invading longer, straighter prep haircuts for girls, Janice and Pam have curly permanents which are still popular just as flannel shirts and Levi's are. On prom night the Lancer Look is sharp. Lighter tuxes seem to dominate for guys and simpler dresses for girls. Here seniors and their dates prepare to be introduced. Lisa Deese hands Chris Martin name cards, and Mervin Brown fsophomore hostl escorts Carol Elliason to the stage A Mrs. Susan Hershman has a stub- born one at the Faculty Donkey Basketball Game. Her donkey wouldn't move when she petted it, pulled on it, or screamed at it, In late summer, the band organizes and begins practice, here Tamika Hairston, Glenda Palmer, Lindy Fackler, Deidre l-lundley, and Jill Wilson try to get the steps correctly. The Lancer Look 15

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Second Student Choice Top Five ilale Singer Country Single 'ed Nugent Legend of Wooly Swamp - Charlie Daniels Band 'eddy Pendergrass On the Road Again - Willie Nelson and Family ienny Rogers Lady - Kenny Rogers tichael Jackson Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up tob Seager female Singer ltephanie Mills ttacy Lattisaw to be Cowboys - Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson l'd Love to Lay You Down - Conway Twitty Rock Group Actor Actress 'anna aummara ACXDC Burt Reynolds Sally Fields 'at Befvfaf Rolling Stones Clint Eastwood Jane Kennedy lets Mme' Queen Billy Dee Williams Brooke Shields 'bum Led Zepplin John Schneider Victoria Principal l -ack on Black - ACIDC Cameo - Cameo Molly Hatchett Larry Hagman Carol Burnett Soul Group TV Show Magazine app - Zapp Zapp Mash People he Game - Queen Commodores Real People Life ong Run - Eagles L.T.D. Saturday Night Live Penthouse I Cameo Dallas Glamour lock S '9'e , s.o.s. white shadow Cosmopolitan Another One Bites the Dust - Queen Nhip lt - Devo -lot Rod Hearts - Bobby Dupree -et Me Be Your Angel - Stacy Lattisaw gE3r1gyDg:i3LpBand A OUT of Love - A SUPPW wiiiie Nelson and Family Novel , Oak Ridge Boys I Heard the Owl Call My Name ou' S'T9'e Statler Brothers Roots 'ieroes - Commodores Larry Gatlin Ammityville l-lorror viore Bounce to the Ounce - Zapp The Hobbit Still - Commodores klever Knew a Love Like This Before - Stephanie Mills Give Us the Night - George Benson Gone With the Wind Plaid shirts and jeans are good anytime - especially when com- plimented by a spirit tag for Debbie McGuire. In sixth period physical science Allan Jennings and Jeff Pattyfoot weigh blocks as they study mass and weight. Since it's still September, they're comfortable in short sleeves. The Lancer Look 17