McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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agcltoof Wigltfd lgerifricf Sfudenfdy pecreafion fo ,M!eeLenc!:5 ightlife-dances, parties, movies Much to do in such a short time, only two nights free from studying andfor other commitments. A typical Friday at school in- cluded clockwatchers, thumbtwid- dlers, and noisemakers, as anticipa- tion preceded the ringing of the bell. As soon as the first chime sounded, students were at their lockers, out of the halls, in their cars, and on their way home to find out what the plans were for the evening. Surveys of a hundred students in- dicated the entertainment that could possibly provide an agenda for the upcoming night. Even with all the theatres around Tempe, movies came in third place in preference to going over to a friends house or attending a high school party. Further down the list were little individual preferences such as dinner, bowling, and even working as a source of entertainment. Favorite restaurants again included Montils, Bobby McGee's, Black Angus, and Willy and Guillermo's. Songs chosen exemplified each dif- ferent personality ranging from disco to rock and country. Many of the top songs represented the same groups. Journey had two or three songs that were very popular with Pat Benatarls music following close behind. One of the biggest concerts to come to the valley was the Roll- ing Stones. 80,000 fans bought tickets for the show held at A.S.U. football stadium. Most of these people arrived in line about Satur- day mid-morning to buy the tickets that went on sale Sunday at 7 a.m. Other groups that appeared later included Willie Nelson, Jefferson Starship, and Stevie Nicks. ,, ' t ' , lm' 'J' ft H f nwfw, .N ,M I F Pat Kyler searches for an album as touring groups brought tremendous sales. Top selling albums included Tatto You by the Stones, Precious Time by Pat Benatar, and Escape by Journey. 'lpl -y ------- p--- Restaurants pttslgs like Lum p.p , . lpyp , t,,.,y, 5:-- -f.f .-e.--,Lg l.-ff .,f.e-,Y-,,-f. ' Ciscffs . f . l .... .,,.e,..w'l'e ei Q ef W rw Q he we-.. ,. ,. . sei K:1?iii?g.'...--jfgiizig'TLT'.. .M,..lL,5i,:TiQ fi. , fi K - ,.. -5--i.'ile: .:'-Qi?g.-f:gi..:f W ..,:-f e ,... .,,.. .,,- ,.... ,F ,,--..,.. . ,,,,, ef- -f ., 6. ,iz kL.kkL it zyr . ,.,V ,-V.. ie-5... e,.....e,r ...f..,-ss...w,.,.e..,,g1f---Q......je..,.- .:.,gf.,,.,...,,,f1e,- .-5... --1.0 --- -2. - , f Meg e,-e,'ff:.:-2'fe ef L., .. , , 3:.:ff.f2v:i. --Hftftgeri45fe,ge.!ff -,gi s-,ws-,-g,'g i-2 5.3 1- Q N f 55 ,,,.--ee ee,-,eetegef 4,4 .5. ...Q ...H---A., ,.. i. , Q K g. ft ' :Q.ie:feez-S:,etreeef.-rev-,,1egsij.5egegftlr. K ' .. ee,--We ., gg . ,ge -.- ., ..,-r--- 1,-, 1. .1-3,-few., .,f.e,,-.f-g'ei,-.- 'e1.e:e:e:gze,'e.w , e re, ,... .,--ee f .. .. in e.,w...,.w H.. V- e, .. Mm f... me .. .. f.. -1. . . I., f,--f.,....e-..,eme,-ff,,.,,.,,z, f1?W'9i9-- 2215335553-1752'153Wf3'55'Tiki??fKlf2f'E3'ft',.f'f0h.- ??f1W'ESef.fw,'1-'ff:s,ff'r1 :l'd3m'1y,:S1i'1 .1'.i? pf?-. :.f SJIIP .TS-.'1P .V 'I' :,-1-'1::rr'.flf21 'iqyzffrsx Sli fkikini-'Q'.'91.?g'lCfafN?fPlf1'S -- .--we--etawe,5e1e.e.?fe.gtreeifee,.51e5ifff.ee,g2e,f?'v,e-,-.efe:f,ef3-.e1et- E . .eff..---asm-2-ff.-e - ---ew: flee -mf 3- ---f. 7' - 2... at it It was clearly shown that llee 'l e ,,., . ---' weekend nights. -- . e - , ri', -mfe,ege.fW..e 'ik.. et, ,... ey.. ., ,---, . .. .7 -----we,-.t,. ,. ..-- ,- ,-..... -,L -- . -- ..f, .. ..-, ,.f.,. A .--'..- i .1 :1..v,.:ei?g'-1 ,-'. 1 f -f-- ' -1 if - -vw -',- - -Q .

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ecreafcona and roue afar ecwcon for Wad .gfuclenfd ootball game, dance, or a movie? One of the hardest decisions of all is deciding on daily plans. The good old M.H.S. football games with a dance following were available. School clubs usually provided some type of activity for Friday, but what about the other nights? Even with homework that was added on a daily schedule, enter- tainment played a big part in the day. Students seemed to find a way to keep themselves enter- tained, but commented on the money they have spent on gas just running around. Sometimes I feel like I've been in my car all day. l'm always going somewhere just to relax, remarked Lauren Kelly, senior. Matinees seemed to be very popular during the summer. Some week nights, usually Tuesdays and Wednesdays, theaters offered 'dollar' nights which proved to be a great relief on many students' pocket books. Football games, however, were some of the most popular ac- tivities for entertainment. Along with M.H.S. football, the ASU stadium holding seventy thou- sand football fans proved to be one of the popular events to go to on a Saturday night. I like to go to the university games because a lot of my friends work there and I can meet them after the gamef, stated Greta Kruggel, senior. Shopping was another method of getting out of the house. Something was consistently in ef- fect so one could make the excuse to buy a new outfit. Fiesta Mall was close by and housed various shops with a variety from which to choose. There were numerous ways by which to keep entertain- ed, and it was obvious that night time was not the only time for entertainment.

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--------- Concerts --------- 0 Pat Beniatar Rick Springfield Commodores in s s 0 Over 30,000 fans camped out in parking lots to buy Rolling Stones concert tickets. - i Photo Knoer i Activities ..........' i ,s 0 q 'o ric 0 Frie11d'S Housej-s Paffy Dinner Dance Bowling Q J skating X 5, 'S Work fix yy ittoli ielilc 1 so oi0 movies dances following school events