Tallulah Falls School - Retrospect Yearbook (Tallulah Falls, GA)

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From Music To Movies TFS Students Want To Know WHAT ' S HOT AND WHAT ' S NOT Even though we have our own little world at TFS, we all agree and dis- agree on so many things — what ' s in and what ' s out in movies, mu- sic, food, TV, everything! With so many individuals here, it ' s hard to agree on one thing. Writing down favorite things and unfavorite things is hard to do, but we ' ve tried to fit in most students ' views and tastes here, and we don ' t mean to offend anyone! This is a general outlook of what ' s in and out this year. One of our biggest influences is mu- sic, and music branches out into clothes, hair and just about everything! At TFS some like country, and others like older rock, such as Hank Williams and Led Zeppelin. Some like hard rock with Iron Maiden and AC DC among the favorites. There are punk rockers and be-boppers who like everything from A-HA to the Violent Femmes, and other really wacked-out stuff. Skateboards and the surfer look are in (Court ney Stroud and Russ Van Dyke

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We Like Being Toether. We ' re Happy That Way. How do people get along in relation- ships? Cindy Johnson and Chris Bissell said, We like being together. We ' re happy that way. Do people get tired of each other? What is it like being with someone all the time? I like it, said David Creagh, because you can be with the person you love whenever you want. There are couples at TFS that have been together a long time, but is it really love? The only way to tell is to wait 20 years and see if these people are still together. It is easy to get tired of someone if you aren ' t looking for someone seri- ous. You get tired of them here at school, but you miss them too much when you ' re at home, said Scott Antonion. Can you win in a relationship? Sure — there ' s a winning formula to being successful in a relationship! Do the best you can now, and you may or may not end up with the same person you started with, but you will learn a lot. There ' s a lot of suffering and heart- break in the game of love, but like they say — No Pain, No Gain! — AMY ADAMS The wall at the classroom building is a popular gathering place for students. Michelle Foley and Todd Besier spend time to- gether during tutorial. ■ Mari Bailey and Wylie Petty talk during campus time on Saturday afternoon. n

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Then there are those who like to rap. Run DMC is a favorite among many. And look what came back — 50s and 60s is definitely in. We all love the Bea- tles, Beach Boys, Monkees, and others. What else is in and out? Clothes — wise, the Madonna look and floures- cent clothes are out, while the western look and paisley prints are in. Lots of black is also in. The millions of gold chains Mr. T look is out. Stirrup pants are out. The hottest looks for summer are still in. The surfer look, surfer shorts and sunglasses are in. Spiked hair is still in. The classical look of long, straight hair is in. Long hair on guys is out. Converse high tops and peace signs are in (another way the 60s have come back). Military wear has been in for awhile. And while breakdancing seems to have faded out here, skateboarding seems to be the overriding hobby. Guys and girls letting their boxer shorts show is in. Para- chute pants are definitely out. Buck- wheat and Gumby are in. Though most hard-working TFS stu- dents are too busy to watch the tube, the consensus says our favorite show is The Cosby Show. A favorite among many of the girls is Miami Vice (We know why — do we have to say Don Johnson?) Movie-wise, our favorite movie seems to be Pee Wee Herman ' s Big Adventure. One of our favorite ac- tresses is Molly Ringwald. Everyone loved her in Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, and Pretty in Pink. Top Gun is another of this year ' s best films, and none of us girls will ever forget TOM CRUISE. How about food? Most of us agree on the alltime favorite — pizza! Gyros are much enjoyed by some and we all love Mr. White ' s favorite, salmon balls from our favorite hang-out. If you agree on everything in this arti- cle, you ' re an in person! — HARA KAHN Chris Bissell and Cindy Johnson sport the military look.