Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Opposite left Debarge gets into the Rhythm of the Night Right Go West: a band striving for future success. The Year's Popular Artists 1. Madonna 2. Dead or Alive 3. Prince and the Revolution 4. Chaka Khan 5. lnxs 6. Ratt 8. Paul Young 9. John Cougar Mellencamp 10. OMD 11. Pointer Sisters 12. Howard Jones 13. Bruce Springsteen 14. Dire Straits In concert Tina Turner shows what she's got. W an wig 2 ,. .X,.l , 4 7.7 Zig W az M Wham SIGEIS the l'193l'tS of f3l'IS. 'TTS Y V :ivan 4: i rl' A A .... , ...., . . pt .... . . 1 as A ki. ilifvf .',-.,,':, rg,g2j1f:,5'g'2EQ5.QQ:QIQ y LK. , Vv.g-:-',., 5 13 - I ' -.1.,...u .... f.,.,.,.M,..ui.c.,:t,,fs,W.,: .,., . ,..f . ...t ..v. 1 ..... V ,ws .,.n,,. 1 41- t Q. fi -I li' 14, xx. ,I ' x fi . . . V, , ,. .f. J X il 14 This year marked a new style in music that swept the country. This style was represented by such artists as Tears For Fears, Wham, Til Tuesday and Howard Jones, Their videos were shown on MTV and became increasingly popular with teens. This growth in popularity was probably due to their newl' look and appealing style of music. Also making it to the top this year were solo artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams, Sting and Whitney Huston. Bruce Springsteen played to sold out concerts across the country. Meanwhile, Sting proved that he could make it without The Police. Also on his own was David Lee Roth, who split with Van Halen in late August. These were just a few of the trend setters striving for the future. Music! 15

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Harbour Island Part of a Growing Society Q This year, Harbour Island became part of the expanding downtown Tampa area. Along wit Q Harbour island came many new and differenf restaurants, novelty shops, and the luxuriou Harbour Island Hotel. First of all, th restaurants range from spicy European cuisine to extravagant Oriental dishes. The various restaurants help provide a better understanding of other peoples eating habits within thei' culture. Next, the novelty shops offer many ne and exotic fashions. These novelty shops offe souvenirs for people of all tastes, looks, an styles. Last but not least, the lavish Harbou Island Hotelg it offers a quick and lush escape? for those who can afford it. The Hotels grand ballroom and beautiful suites make it one of they most glamorous hotels in all of Tampa. All in alll a special treat awaits all who partake of thei Harbour Island experience. Shown left: Along with Harbour Island came many ne restaurants. -i l