McCallum High School - Knight Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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,,.. l i ...eel , iv l i t i i y I E Vans are the most luxurious wheels Datsun Z's are the ultimate desire of most owned by some students. They are McCallum students. Ric Vander Straten's roomy, hold many passengers, and are a high performance silver 240 Z stands out blast to decorate. Some have carpet an in the parking lot and arouses envy in the walls while others display mirrors. other student drivers. l x- N 'ik N J wiw..it,, I 3, , yyA .gf M m wi ' lj ' 51' gf 5 4 K 5 Q , .3 . 5 ll Q I 'lx rf if .img . ,. .J r.1v.s. .mae ,. - rl 3 .1 Fw ' iii Q., 1. ,- While some cars are conservative others are outlandish. This Cobra is equipped with sunken headlights, racing stripes, and fancy hub caps. Its bright red color only adds to its uniqueness. All the new 1980 cars sport spoke wheels. Kim Speir's cadillac models these new spokes as he drives around school each day. By the way, the car belongs to his father. Even though the parking lots are not in good condition, students rely on them for a place to park. By 8:30, cars are lined up and seldom a place is left. These cars are the lucky ones. yr 1 , Q DJ. h - Wheels 1 7

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TRY' -W4 17 tt U11 ovies, television, and a wide assortment of music, enabled McCallum students to get away from the sometimes monotonous school problems long enough to relax and to enioy being entertained. Movies this year covered many topics. Serious ones included The China Syndrome and Kramer vs Kramer. On the lighter side were The Jerk and the culted Rocky Horror Picture Show. Television offered much ofthe some entertainment as did theaters, but with the added luxury of being in the home. A glimpse of favorite programs included Saturday Night Live, Dallas, and Soap. Musical entertainment was as varied as the folks who listened to it. Students found four diversifications of music: rock, punk, disco, and country! western. Albums most sought after were the The Gambler and On The Radio. Concerts also came to Austin, providing music fans with a personal entertainment. Yes, that was the performances ofthe 8O's, and their ratings earned them the headline of That's Entertainment. The Doobie Brother's concert held in November is iust one ot the many concerts that students attend at the Special Events Center. Xl ti sd 658 55 Q5 . O00 1' 'XO -QX ,- Y QQ 0 5 O G o Od si do oototvlfwe P9 Qxo 09 oedsxlylol 0 66 e sito ef' X 6 'ces Entertainment 19