Woodlan Senior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Woodburn, IN)

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Revolting against tradition, ' Punk Rock ' hit its peak. Alligator and fox shirts were handsomely displayed as designer clothes hit the halls. Indiana leads the nation in drawing fans to basketball games. Warpaint has become a way in which Warriors support their teams.

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student Life Change became a way of life for many students with the modification of several irre- versible rules. For the first time the Juicy Fruit did not have to be hid- den between the cheek and gum when teachers passed. Many times they were chewing too. The privileges did not stop with gum. Six inches between people in the halls was forgot- ten after the upheaval of stu- dents against the hand hold- ing rule. The administration decided to lift the rule and al- lowed those of the opposite sex to communicate not just by talking but also by holding hands. These privileges made the atmosphere much more re- laxed and helped to give a feel- ing of peace throughout the school. Student Life 9

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FEATURE : TADS 1980 was a year for bringing back the fad, Some were fun some were daring and some were just plain bad. We paraded around in Gloria Vanderbilt and Calvin Klein, Orson Wells told us not to drink wine before it ' s time. Every city slicker became an Urban Cowboy Mechanical horses were elected the latest toy. AC-DC was Back in Black, and Shook Us All Night Long. Kenny Rogers made the charts with Lady his hit song. Disco started on its way out, and New Wave became a must. But rock-and-roll was still going strong with Another One Bites the Dust. At the flicks, horror films made it big All we wanted was blood, guts, and one more grave to dig. Everyone ' s fantsy was to become a perfect 10 We braided our hair, drank Perrier, and took up jogging again. We forgot about Farrah Fawcett who we once used to adore Now everyone loves Miss Piggy, America ' s favorite boar. Just when we began to think earth was one big place People decided to take a cosmic trip to space. Space Invaders, Star Trek, and Star Wars hit the scene The Empire Strikes Back with, what else, a laser beam. Revolting against tradition, Punk Rock hit its peak With purple hair, leather pants, and safety pins in their cheek. And every Friday night on Dallas we watched to see which star, Could answer the age old question of Who shot old J.R. Some things people said when they were feeling especially daring, Were What a Trip, That ' s Cosmic, and Thanks for Sharing. So if you hate the Muppets, and Cowboy boots, never fear, Just wait for another fad to come around next year. By Renae Keifer Cars seem to be as big with teachers as with the students with the Z-28, G-2, and Rally Sport Camero attracting the most atten- tion. Plain old blue jeans never die. they just fade a little. Fads 11