Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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k : 1 !«i 4 1 Tina Corcoran Cathy Bouchie Paul Coy Karen Crady Mark Craven Robin Cravens Jon Crist Amy Croker Rick Cross Ttieresa Crowe From Travolta To Rockers Seniors Heard It Al One of the biggest craze ' s to take hold as the seniors made their progress from freshmen to seniors was the disco. Like it or not, with its dance beat and flashy per- formers it had come into its own. Disco worshipers flocked to Indy ' s own Valen- tino ' s for a night ' s worth of blaring music and dancing. Another development which came into the spot- light quickly, and left just as quickly, was the punk rock. They were ugly and crude, and their popularity was of something totally bizzare. The most publicized of these groups was England ' s Sex Pistols, Fortunately, by the time the seniors accepted their diplomas, the true punk rockers had long ago left the charts. Rock-n-roll was here to stay. It stayed steady during the advancement of the last two phases of music. The heavy rockers still went at it, and enjoyed concerts throughout the year from Blue Oyster Cult to REO Speed wagon. All three of these types of music hod combined in var- ieties to widen the scope of music. During the seniors ' four years of high school, they had seen disco, punk rock, rock and roll, and ev- ery possible good and bad combination. Lynn Hurrle files attendance cards in the front office. 152 Seniors

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Jo Class n ijSyf -1 j 1 1 IH ■ Darryl Cleary Molly Ciemons Lisa Cloyd David Coffey Cathy Conner Cindy Conners Shari Cooley Teresa Coop Debbie Copass Seniors 151

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Jane Dreutzler Kim Driskell Katie DuBois Jeff Durrett Christophier Duell Seniors 1i