Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Cop II Beverly Hills Cop II” brought Eddie Murphy back as Axel Foley, the Detroit cop who returns to Beverly Hills to help out his friends in need. If you thought Beverly Hills Cop” was hysterical, Beverly Hills Cop II” was double the laughter. Murphy returned to California to help his friends try and solve a series of alphabet crimes of a very attractive villianess, played by Briggette Nielsen. This was not only the number one money making movie of 1987-88, but also doubled the action and comedy of its predecessor. 0 Beverly Hills Lost Boys Lost Boys” will become a cult classic. This was a movie that brought back the ancient tales of vampires, but with a new twist. The vampires lived in 1987. Lost Boys” starred Kiefer Sutherland and Corey Haim. This movie shined a light on the old vampire movies. Lost Boys” was a horror movie for the late 80’s. Dirty Dancing Dirty Dancing” swept the country by storm. This movie grabbed the hearts of America. Dirty Dancing” starred Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze, as two young kids that fell head over heels in love. While vacationing at a summer resort, Grey meets Swayze, a dance instructor, and the rest is history. Dirty Dancing” was a movie that will stay in the hearts of America forever. Movies Fatal Attraction Fatal Attraction,” ’starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close, was a movie full of thrills, chills, surprises, and romance. When Douglas, a lawyer, tries to end his affair with Close, she decides to terrorize his family for revenge. Fatal Attraction” ’was a solid thriller, full of tension and suspense. Top Ten Movies of 87-88 nv ' ASV NEW 1. Beverly Hills Cop II 2. Broadcast News 3. Fatal Attraction 4. Three Men and a Baby 5. Stakeout 6. Roxanne 7. The Untouchables 8. Good Morning Vietnam 9. The Lost Boys 10. Dirty Dancing STEVE MARTIN DARYL HANNAH Broadcast News Broadcast News” was about a producer, played by Holly Hunter, who had to decide whether to let an attractive, empty-headed anchorman, William Hurt, or a brilliant journalist, Albert Brooks, climb up the career ladder. Packed with great performances and an excellent story, Broadcast News” was a fine film. Three Men and a Baby Three Men and a Baby” showed all the trials and tribulations that three men must go thorough in taking care of a baby. It starred Tom Selieck, Steve Gutten-burg, and Ted Danson as three bachelors that one day found a baby on their doorstep. Three Men and a Baby” was a bittersweet comedy that brought tears to your eyes and had you rolling in the aisles with laughter.

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RplungDevL THE YEAR IN REVIEW M»rti Moq Editor'. Cruiq Hi IlirAr Pi€r,ar C ii4tr: Laura. Pow«| I Cover I Tamm i 7T1. nderman Adv.sor: Mrs. Mef'rrnar

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Music Top Ten Rock Tours of ’87 1. U2 ($35.1 million) 2. Bon Jovi ($28.4 million) 3. Pink Floyd ($27.7 million) 4. Grateful Dead ($26.8 million) 5. David Bowie ($22.2 million) 6. Motley Crue ($21.1 million) 7. Whitney Houston ($20.1 million) 8. Huey Lewis and the News ($19.2 million) 9. Boston ($18.1 million) 10. Genesis ($16.2 million) Top Ten Albums of ’87 1. Bon Jovi — Slippery When Wet 2. Michael Jackson — Bad 3. U2 — The Joshua Tree 4. Whitney Houston — Whitney 5. Paul Simon — Graceland 6. Beastie Boys — Licensed to III 7. Whitesnake — Whitesnake 8. Anita Baker — Rapture 9. Steve Winwood — Back in the High of Life 10. Genesis — Invisible Touch Top Ten Videos of '87 1. U2 — With or Without You 2. Bon Jovi — Livin' on a Prayer 3. Genesis— Land of Confusion 4. Peter Gabriel — Big Time 5. Whitesnake — Here I Go Again 6. Los Lobos — La Bamba 7. Bon Jovi — Wanted Dead or Alive 8. U2 — Where the Streets Have no Name 9. Richard Marx — Don’t Mean Nothing 10. George Michael — I Want Your Sex •ntc u-yr ?