Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)

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Movies, Music and More hb -J'to ry gjA -M iff MARSHA MASON I toJ JOHNNY CARSON Charlie Daniels Band Mm 1979-1980 the post Star Wars era — after effects lingered on in such movies as Alien and Star Trek — The Motion Picture. One of the most expensive films to he produced. Star Trek, tried but failed to recapture the mystical attraction it once held as a television series. As always, viewer emotion ran the gamut in the entertainment field Death instilled its footprints on the American people when the legendary actor John Wayne finally succumbed to cancer. Bo Derek, in her notable film 10. also left a distinct impression — but one of a totally different nature' While Supertramp’s Breakfast in America maintained its number one spot on the charts, one of the most shocking tragedies of the year slapped rock fans in the face — waking them to inherent problems of crowd con- trol and seating arrangements involved in a rock concert Eleven people were unmercifully trampled to death outside Cincinnati’s Riverfront Coliseum in December, they were among a crowd of eight thousand other general admission ticket holders waiting for a closer look at The Who. Also on the home front. Ohio made its mark in the motion picture marketplace with such cinematics as Attica and Brubaker, both of which were filmed locally. Expressions of love and hate, happiness and sadness mingled throughout the year. Whereas the book Mommy Dearest and Academy Award winner Kramer vs. Kramer depicted the traumas of home life, the broad-way musical Evita and The Muppct Movie managed to bring the hearts of both young and old closer together 2