Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

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A Part of Us E Things have a way of changing from one year to the next. Styles in music and clothing, personalities and trendsetters, fads in any category — nothing can be depended on. Here's a list of fads and fashions that came and went in 1982. O ■ Mi First, let it be said that punk was never in, while rock-n-roll was never out. REO Speedwagon started the year in, but have been replaced by an all-girl band, the Go-Go's. Sold out crowds across the country proved that the Rolling Stones never went out, while most of New York Filled Central Park to welcome Simon and Garfunkel back in. In radio stations. WOOZ is fading, while BOS is on the rise. In equipment, cassette boxes replaced 8-tracks, which in turn were topped by the Sony Walkman. Let it be known that Raiders of the Lost Ark, On Golden Pond, Chariots of Fire and Arthur are the movies of the year. Commercial television is out; music and cable television are in. In case you haven't realized what Sports Illustrated has, Cheryl Tiegs is out; Christie Brinkley is in. Suzanne Somers and John Travolta have left the scene for good, replaced by Victoria Principal and Timothy Hutton. On the daytime scene. Laura Webber Baldwin Spencer may be out of Luke's heart, while Jackie Templeton could be in. In the world of sports, the Oakland Raiders and the Montreal Canadiens are out; the San Francisco 49ers and the Edmonton Oilers are in. In Boston, the Celts and the Sox arc never out! When considering per- sonalities, Jim Rice, Roberto Duran, and Ingemar Sten- mark are out; Carney Lansford, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Phil Mahre are in — and champions in their own right. The prep look is still in, but falling out fast, however LL Beans and Bass are here to stay. The fashion news for 1981-82 was highlighted by the classic look: skirts of wool and corduroy, tweed blazers, sweaters in all styles, high necked blouses, and, the newest craze, knickers. The shoes for the new look included loafers and flats for casual wear, and pumps for dress. In sportswear, athletic T-shirts and alligator sweaters are out; rock con- cert T-shirts and college sweatshirts are in. Despite Brooke Shields. Calvin Klein jeans are out, while Lee's and Levi's are making comebacks. In the comic strip genre. Peanuts and Doonesbury are out; Garfield and Bloom County arc in. The Preppy Handbook is way, way out! The newest in reading materials are Delia Ephron's Teenage Romance and 101 Uses for a Dead Cat. Munch time! Fast foods and for- mal dining are out; Chinese food and natural home cooking are in. A trip to Quincy Market always brings a smile. Friendly's after dances has ALWAYS been out. In general, the White House china, living together. Space Invaders, Luke and Laura, and store bought cookies arc all out, while Royal Weddings, Pac Man, Charles and Di, and Toll-House cookies are in. Politically, Congress hasn't yet decided if President Reagan's budget will be in or out. Today we are in, tomorrow we will finally be out. But what of the future? 12 Anwar Sadat. 62. President of Egypt, who led his country to war against Israel in .1973. then launched a peace initiative cli- maxed by one of the most dramatic ges- tures ever made by a head of state, his sa- cred mission” to Jerusalem in 1977 to proclaim his willingness to live in per- manent peace and justice The 1978 Camp David accords made him the only Arab leader to make peace with the Jew- ish slate, but also made him anathema to many of his countrymen and culminated in his assassination ■ i Natalie Wood. 43. who. in a career that be- gan at age 4. acted in 45 films, received Three Academy Award nominations Growing into a wholesome sensuousness, she became one of the few child actresses ,o make the transition to adult stardom mil ,

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1 Opposite: Mark Aldrich on his way down the stairs to math. Upper Left: The English wing between classes. Upper Right: Mike Yankowy and Matt McGrail on their way to class. Lower Right: Greg Wahl picks the right time to go to his locker, between classes. Lower Left: People come rushing out of the cafe after lunch. Middle: A rare smile in a crowded corridor. hallways 11

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CATS ARE INVINCIBLE