Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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s x vi f ff 'z as A way of life, computers entertain us as Keith Being 'lnreppien is one of the newest trends, Julie Max and Leslie Rudo discuss the Grate Wallace demonstrates a highly popular video and Dina Burt can only begin to discover the ful Dead's newest album The Dead is one of computer game. wide realm of preppy attire. the more popular bands of the seventies Tres chic Fashion Flair started last year as an RHS clubg currently, however, the organization stages fashion shows to raise money for the All Saints Church. Its twelve members sponsored a disco in April, 1981, raising S300 to be used to purchase clothing and accesso- ries for the May show. President DeLessert Kohn says that the best thing about Fashion Flair is that it's fun and enjoyable. It's worth the time and energy to put a fash- ion show together? Junior Duke Mosby enjoys being around girls. He views the group as a social club-a portion of the proceeds will fund a planned trip to New York. PICTURED: Aaron J olivet, Vanessa Thomas, LaDonna Lennon, DeLessert Kohn, Avonia DaCosta, Lisa Redd, Bri- gitte Kohn, Tamara Harvin, Duke Mos- by. -W f 32fTrends ff! QA

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12. Have you realized that no one needs YSL when you have your own initials that can be ubiqui- tous, appearing on just about anything that's yours? 13. Are you upset because you have 20!20 vision and are unable to wear a pair of round tortoise- shelled glasses? 14. When having dinner at the Crease, do you identify with oth- ers wearing pink and green? 15. Does the idea of being called a JAP upset you because you know that JAPS are only trying to copy true preps? 16. Do you aspire to a country home in Nantucket or Martha's Vine- yard? 17. Girls: Do you feel the world is watching you if your grosgrain hairbands don't match your espa- drilles? 18. Girls: Do you feel embarrassed if you have to use the same cover for your Bermuda bag more than once a week? 19. Boys: Do you wear your pants a little bit short-especially the khakis? 20. Boys: On that last interview did you wear a navy blazer, gray flan- nal pants, a white button down oxford, prep tie and a pair of loaf- ers? Scoring the quiz: Give yourself one point for each yes. See below for interpretation of your answers. 0-5 Don't worry, you don't have the slightest signs of preppiness. 6-10 Though you have picked up some characteristics of preppiness, you probably have acrylic sweaters and are therefore likely to be easily tempted by the next trend. 11-15 Prep has some influence on you but you are probably equally affected by punk and bohemian li- festyles. 16-19 Almost there. Work on your tennis and ask Daddy for a new BMW-that'll surely put you over the top. 20 Claim your new title: KEY PREP ON CAMPUS. Your next step is to pack your hubba-bubba green luggage, look for a house in Roland Park and enroll at Gilman. Don't worry, there's still the rest of your life to experience prep to the fullest. You've gone too far at this point to turn back nowg prep is your life-long calling. enjoys romantic movies, while Dan- ny Bronstein is interested in movies that still mean something three months later. Danny likes Academy Award winner Ordinary People. Many RHSers pick Nighthawks, a new Sylvester Stallone film, as the best movie. Senior Leslie Pritchett's prefer- ence follows the, current trend to- ward horror and suspense movies, which includes Friday the 13th, and the return of Dial M for Mur- der, Alfred Hitchcock's 3-D thriller. Other favorites are Cheech and Chong's Next Movie, Altered States, and Private Benjamin, which starred Goldie Hawn. Grateful Dead fans emphatically choose The Grateful Dead Movie as their favor- it e. Surprisingly, most RHSers do not watch much television. In fact, most don't have favorable opinions toward TV Julie Weiner says that TV is okay in small amounts. Others describe TV as bad, idiotic and boring 4 Skip, Muffy, Missy and Bunny. Arnie Mel- lits Jody Nusholtz Jennifer Smith and Ste- navy blazer and dirty bucks add to her out N -li . I ' fv Q A ', 'K' '- .. ,,.... ,. '-1 T ai.. -.-, f- .g' r A , .1 - ' ' . i .,.w3rfi fj-,5g,,..-sv V ,,-,, -A 5' --,V ,.., Q 5 M V A V '1 g 1' M ven Arenberg don Ilvy Deague fashions. Jody's fit while Jennifer wears bright green espa- drilles to match her patterned wrap-around skirt and Fair-Isle sweater. Trendsf31

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