Woodland Baptist Christian School - Aquila Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Fads and Fashions Bermuda bags with interchangable covers combined style and convenience. Worn by many girls, add-a-bead necklaces were an accent to a preppy wardrobe. Western wear was back in this year with cowboy boots and hats seen everywhere around the school. A cute, lovable character named Ziggy found his way into the hearts of many stu¬ dents at W.B.C.S. Aigner was name among leather goods such as boots, pocketbooks, keychains, and wallets. Fads and Fashions 21

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Ranging from preppy Bass loafers to boots to sneakers, footwear was as individual as the wearer himself. Monogram sweaters for both guys arid gals were more popular than ever this year. One of the most popular puzzles of all time was Rubik’s Cube. Here, LeeAnn Bonner tries to master it. Jeans and jumpers often bore such names Saturday morning cartoons and the comics as Jordache, Calvin Klein, Sasson, and brought Garfield, Ziggy, and the Smurfs Sergio Valente. into many homes. 20 Fads and Fashions

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Looking Back 1982 Price List 1982 Aquila — $17.00 2 Liter drink — $1.29 Pair of Levi’s — $19.95 tzod shirt — $26.00 Gold class ring — $150.00 Candy bar — $.30 Newspaper — $.25 Minimum wage — $3.35 Postage stamp — $.20 1 gallon of gas — $1.30 16-inch pizza — $8.50 Cable TV — $35.00 Car wash — $3.50 1 dozen eggs — $.85 5 lbs. of sugar — $1.89 Pac Man — $.25 play Calvin Klein jeans — $42.00 Loaf of bread — $.87 Cut, shampoo, and set — $15.00 Ballgame admission — $1.25 High school tuition — $75.00 month Corvette (fully equipped) — o ' 6 ■s? o G° rtf EgvP v; Sadat Assassv inated Trouble in El Salvador 4r •S ' £ .o e 1 S ' e .o ' J? Zj ' £8 ' « , Cn °Oi ' ‘ctea of Mu t ' r de r In to C° me P -1 Prince Charles Married to Lady Di A ' ? 0 ' C O x d , ' s. c o t e O. Or fc S o ° VeHom «Bas k e, b , all Games to $21,350 22 The Way It Was