Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Cash-Gone in a flash movies ............ Cambia ........... school lunch .. candy bar ...... medium pizza gas .................. cigarettes ...... club t-shirts ...... cola ...... ' ............... album ... ......... . activity ticket film: b X W ....... color ........ minimun wage Worlds of Fun ticket ............ salon perm .... letter jackets frisbee: reg .... deluxe . backgammon set ................. class rings ..... Big Mac .... . banquets .... . ...o .... .... .... 53.50 per ticket 58.00 5 .706 .306 55.50 51.18 per gallon .756 55-13 .406 per can 56.00 and up 58.00 52.50 54.00 53.10 511.00 530.00 560.00 and up 52.00 57.00 518.00 590.00 and up 51.10 5600 and up Cable TV- Au my Ag channels f Fkixl' Many Oak Park students could not use the old excuse of going out to a movie as a reason for getting out of the houseg because the movies came to them at home in the form of Cable TV. The four thousand subscribers paid 57.50 a month for fifteen extra channels, including the Movie Channel. This channel brought popular first run movies, un-cut, and un-edited to many homes. Cable TV not only provided movies but independent stations from St. Louis and Atlanta, and news as well. Gak Parkis 15th Year 1980, fifteen years of existence fifteen years of never-ending change . . . constantly moving forward . . . fifteen musicals . . . fifteen graduating classes . . . new teachers . . . new sophomores . . . senioritis . . . hall lights . . . the bookstore . . . English Resource Center . . . Assigned Time for Study . . . Mods Skippers . . . free mod assemblies . . . spirit . . . picnics . . . fund raising . . . competition . . . semester classes . . . cliques . . . foreign exchange students . . . growing . . . challenging . . . composing . . . cramming . . . reading . . . working . . . training . . . typing . . . practicing . . . loving . . .arguing . . . understanding . . . listening . . . showing . . . goals . . . achieving . . . heights . . . educating. -.-gv.......1...-- s......... ... -1.-.- Nz The Oal 1. l 25 35 4.1 5.4 Tl G14 Vi an4 Soi th: ied soc ple to def In evi bla foi in ne

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,-ily, 1 ,. ---if i , . 1 71 f . X I ' XCUSC Contents Thatis Life 4-19 20-43 44-99 100-171 172-243 244-256 my gg Curriculum -,r H i, Sports Participation Personalities Index Name Droppers The top 10 most popular names for the 1980 Oak Park students were: 1. David-52 6. Mark-23 10. Kathy-16 2. john-36 Michael-23 Kimberly-16 3. jeff-32 Mike-23 Kevin-16 4. Robert-31 7. Mary-21 Scott-16 5. Jan-135-27 8, Iial-el-1-18 Susan-1-16 IVIID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Lisa-27 Q- Steve-17 Tm--16 IINIIIIIHIWIHIHHIHIlllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllll 3 000011874095 4 l rf the form i :h for This and ndent vvell. lrS of 1 . . . . new lights e mod g . . . 'oreign g . . . rguing . goals i it The Fads Calvin Klein, Gloria Vanderbilt, Vidal Sassoon, and Pierre Cardin. Sound like names that should be bur- ied on Sunday's ee society page? Maybe, but in 1980 they were plastered on fannies and pockets from coast to coast. Paying thirty-eight dollars for designer jeans, when Leviis were still S12.99. In contrast to the fancy jeans were the ever-so-popular cowboy hats and boots. A coal black stetson, appropriately bulldogged sold for a good, 1,000 wooden nickels Cfifty dollars in city slicker talkj And boots? Well, Mother river VUUl,ii!,1 have paid that much. MID CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 317 wee: Highway 24 independence, Mo 64050 CONTENTS 2-3