Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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96 Bock, KHYT Provide inexpensive lvlovie Deals Going to the movies played a major part in many people's lives. KHYT sponsored a 32.00 night at the Apache. 96 Bock did a similar thing at the Catalina but they were midnight movies of rock concerts. Other theaters also offered similar deals. Stir Crazy seemed to be the favorite movie at Pueblo. -Sam Valdovin Battle Between Bock And Soul Pat Benatar, The Police, Bruce Springsteen and Rush are just a few of the more popular hard Bock favor- ites. This was the year of double or live albums. Heart put out a two record set, one, was the greatest hits while the other was live. Fleetwood Mac and Bruce Springsteen were also among the double album players. Album prices ranged from 85.98 on up. 96 Bock offered Rock and Roll air force cards that gave 31.00 off albums at Zips Records and Tapes. At Pueblo, popular soul music included: Boogie Body Land , Burn Rubber on Me, Don't Stop The Music, Fantastic Voyage, Freak to Freak, Humpin, H's a Love Thing, More Bounce to the Ounce, and Your Love Takes Me Out. 1-The Apache was perhaps the most popular movie spot. 2-Although it was tar away, Park Mall theatre attracted some movie goers. 3-The more popular radio stations. 4-El Dorado theatre had special deals as other theatres did. 5-Private Benjamin spun off a new t.v. series. 6- Ricki Reed was just one of many who had their own loud playing stereos. 24

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. . current events Crises Shape Gur Future Many of the past year's headlines affected us in one way or another, from the Atlanta killings to the freedom of the 53 American hostages, headlines were strong. Hostages Released After 444 days of captivity the 53 Americans were freed. Hours before Ronald Reagan was to be inaugurated, then President Jimmy Carter, completed plans to unfreeze Iranian assets. After a brief stop in Wiesbaden, Germany, they were flown to West Point to be reunited with their families. Presi- dent Reagan then gave them an official welcome home. As each ex-hostage returned to their hometowns, again, cele- bration broke out. A sense of pride was felt by everyone. 1-Lopez family give thanks for Jimmy's safe return. 2-From his last album, Double Fantasy, John Lennon and Yoko Ono stand outside of their New York City apartment. 26