Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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THE NAME GAME Every year vve at Weston seem to notice anything and everything new. Fads like: punk glasses, mini-skirts, and big colorful earrings were seen on people of both sexes. Exercising was a super fad enhanced by two books and an album by Jane Fonda. The Police, “Syneronieitv and David Bowie have attracted the cultural majority of stu¬ dents, while WHTT radio is definitely fading out. And, of course, there was the movie Flashdance with Jennifer Beals. As a result, who knows how many kids cut their old gym sweat¬ shirts? Another formidable influence was that of Eddie Murphy. Who can forget his imitation of Stevie Wonder Satur¬ day nights at 11:30? Still, the basically conservative Westonites have kept a grip on some old traditions. The old lunchtime Mec¬ ca, McDonald s, is reporting another prosperous year. As the English classes move on, sales of Cliff Notes, The Great Gatsby, Hamlet, and Tale of Two Gities escalate. And we certain¬ ly can’t forget Macbeth. Whether it’s Complement jeans, Levi jeans, LL Bean, or Esprit, Westo¬ nites will always be playing the name game. rut commqkwiaith gf MASiieuHfrrj »IVE S ' lil MAMUA 1