Los Alamitos High School - Cottonwood Yearbook (Los Alamitos, CA)

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. T, . - ,A f Seasonls engulf Campus ...X 1 I . i l . V! .K , . Q . ' 1 - J ,qw . N ' -lib?-V. i - qu , its 'vi 1 R .lv- A surge of unprecedented trends covered campus in a spirit of enthusiasm, One ofthe more contagious short-lived fads was the fluorescent look. Neon colors could be seen glowing across campus on everything from sweaters to socks. The fashionable clothing line Foreuza capitalized on the trendy distress jeans and oversized sweaters. From Broadway to Los Angeles the award-winning musical CATS touched the hearts of all ages. Southern California also awaited the publication of Tllre Guiioleboolc to itllre Eddie Murphy Lifestyle, Hollywoodls hottest celebrity. Network television had a tremendous- ly successful season from high-rated shows. NBC's brand new hit The Cosby Sllnow plac- ed in the top ten every week. Murder, She Wrote, also a newcomer, won the Golden Globe award for best prime-time drama. The trivia craze swept the nation with endless imitators trying to cash in on the success of the original Triiviiall Pursuit. Best Sellllers ot? itlme year aoeordliug to lBtilllllooard Albums: Singles: -. ' . 1 ll ' x 1 2 ll ' as 1 . Can't Slow Down . . Sports ....... . . L I 3. Thriller .... l' I 4. Born in ' ,qu the U.S.A .... - 5. Footloose ..., f '. e.1984...... ' 7. Purple Rain . . . The art of breakdancing is serious business for Dave Lyle and 8' Heanbeatclty Robert Lastrap. They rehearse their moves in order to compete 10 .P ' D . . . against and hopefully outshine fellow breakers. mme ancer 9. Colour by Numbers . . . . . Lionel Richie .... .Huey Lewis and the News . Michael Jackson . . . . . ,Bruce Springsteen . . . . . soundtrack ......VanHalen ........Princeand the Revolution ........theCars . . .... Culture Club .....Tina Turner 1. When Doues Cry . 2 .. fllump , ......... ., .. 3. AgamstAllOdds . 4. Hello ...,... , . 5 .. . Footloose .... . 6. l Just Called to Soy I Love You 7.. . Ghostbusters . . . 8. I.et's Hearit for the Boy ... . Time After Time . 10. Whats Loue Got To Do With lt .. 9.. ..,,...Prince . . . Van Halen . . . Phil Collins . . . . .Lionel Richie Kenny Loggins Stevie Wonder ... Ray Parker Jr. . . . . Deniece Williams . .,,. Cyndi Lauper . . . .Tina Turner Not even the transportation industry can elude the trends of the Eighties. D Alexey Cllnovee and ikielllly Vurgumr proudly sit on two of the year's most E Zi popular mode of transportation, the scooter. AK QQ Rock star Prince rises to the top of the music scene with his hit movie and album lPurplle lliioiirr. .2-A, year ld l sd Al l f YT QW T imma? ll lla fP2'et?5P16'fA MMT Urlgfl f Due to the increasing widespread popularity of music videos, a revolutionary trend N Q7 CZ! emerged on the year s fashion scene, Darcy Owen outfits herself in one of the mostlj-fix? g GJ Ol3,Q.g-vices: C rg xx popular clothing fads, the Madonna Look. Activities 19

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114.4 WJ -nn .l uv sill 'figs T c! Ml 18 Activities The year's box office smash Ghostbusters presents the comedy team of Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd, and Harold Ramis as zany parapsychologists who set out to destroy the strange ectoplasmic manifestations invading New York City. The theatrical success of Beverly Hills Cop led superstar comedian Eddie Murphy to sign a contract with Paramount to deliver one concert and five feature films. challenging questions inspired Trivial Pursuit's creators to manufacture four sup- plementary editions: the Baby Boomer, Silver Screen, Young Players and All-Stari sports. f T Sweeping through London and Broadway, and now at the Shubert, CATS, is supurr-b, The award-winning music, along with realistic sets and costumes, are exceptional. Being perhaps Americais Number One addiction, the increasing demand for morep

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20 Activities James Mentas, a senior and returning performer, got tumultuous laughs as Father Drobney, an eccentric priest, in the charming little Communist country that is the setting for the play. Though only a sophomore, Jenifer Swanson is hardly unfamiliar to Los Al au- diences with her roles in last year's drama successes, This year she was a wild, crazy, rolling-pin wielding chef. l A veteran to the Los Al stage, Malcolm Womack, portrayed the bumbling, well- intentioned Axel Magee with his usual adeptness. Axel's romantic misadventures con- tributed to the comedy's quick pace and pleasant humor. , Walter Hollander was hilariously costumed and performed by Darren Glaudini, another familiar face in the drama department. His unusual attire and fine characterization ofa grumpy, frustrated, wanted tourist was a highlight. ! l