Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Politics and Det0ur'n. X We Mr ., X W Es i Q um K 1. i Q A 'X W I 2 3 21 'NA I hx' 5 Community 15

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CHS goes from Concerts and Cruis'n 'Around Town There was a world that existed outside of Central High and most of us were caught up init. Springfield held many attractions for us ' while the trends of the nation affected almost every aspect of our lives. Movies were a popular form of entertainment, especially when the price dipped to 351.50 on Tuesday nights. The hits of 1980 were Urban Cowboy , Motel Hell , Caddyshack and The Empire Strikes Back . The music world changed from disco to soul and new wave songs. Queen recorded f'Another One Bites The Dust which remained popular for weeks. Diana Ross' Upside Down and Devo's Crack The Whip rocketed onto the music scene. Television was affected by an actor's strike which delayed the taping of new shows until late fall. The one question on everyone's mind seemed to be asking was Who shot J.R.? as 'fDaIIas was one of the top shows on the screen. Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and John Anderson made the headlines as they vied for President of the United States. The election was held on November 4 and many CHS seniors found themselves eligible to vote. Trends changed quickly but pizza remained the classic food which brought many visitors to Shakey's after a Friday night ball game. Even though they may have been considered silly by some, the fads we followed added a great deal of variety to our lives. 14-fflrimmrinity

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