Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Tina Turner returned to the charts with her new album, Private Dancer. The team of Ghostbusters, which drew large crowds to the movies, became the leading box ofHce smash. N, -, , fe w ,-Q? , Wm -fi :qt 1,5 -e wff,-serisziiii 211 - if X Y Q N JN. Q X x, Q ,Xi ,IQNQ Q .-,Q V me ' W ' ' X543 'Eg x :Rx X x s :stills t A X A A NK Ng lx Q ps R X x X X 39' we as is is X ww -X 052 vm wifi Iulian Lennon son of the former Beatle john Lennon made his own way to the top of the charts with his first album Valotte. Entertainment Review 31

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ntertainment Review as well as the listeners 1984 was a bi ear Critic s Choice Passage to India I C For the music industry , ' 1. ' ' Z. Y Music Television filtered the living roims of many homes and Casey Casems Top 40 Countdown played while teens sang along to their favorite tunes. Artists that haven't put out albums in years came through in '84 with hits. Bruce Springsteen, The Boss, had America boppin' with his seventh album, Born In The U.S.A. that sold nearly five million copies and a tour of America that was said to be the best rock show in years. Tina Turner returned to the charts with class with her hot album, Private Dancer. For three weeks, What's Love Got To Do With It? was the top song in the nation. Michael Iackson was still makin music news in '84 when he and his five older brothers began their Victory Tour , only performing in major cities across America for literally millions of fans. For the hi h cost of S28.50, one could have seen The lacgsons perform at Mile High Stadium. Van Halen was yet another top group which made a stop in Denver to per orm for a sell-out crowd at McNichols Arena. Music was hot in 1984 and videos, concerts and hit albums made the year one that will be remembered for the talent that many great artists brought the listeners. Top 10 Songs of 1984 1. When Doves Cry Prince 2. What's Love Got To Do With It? Tina Turner 3. Say, Say, Say McCartney! Iackson 4. Footloose 5. Against All Odds Kenny Loggins Phil Collins 6. Iumlp Van Halen 7. Hel o Lionel Richie 8. Owner Of A Lonely Heart Yes 9. Ghostbusters 10. Karma Chameleon Ray Parker Ir. Culture Club Bruce Springsteen made an American tour in '84 that was said to be the best rock show running. 30 Entertainment Review Country 3. The River 4. Amadeus 5. Places in the Heart 6. Soldiers Story 7. Starman 8. The Cotton Club 9. All of Me 10. Beverly Hills Cop Skyline's Choice 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Footloose 3. Ghostbusters 4. Indiana jones and The 5. Miki and Maude 6. Purple Rain 7. Revenge of the Nerds 8. Romancing the Stone 9. Splash 10. The Terminator Temple of Doom

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.age az cc pl On your feet! Falcon team can't be beatll' echoed in the gymnasium, the hallways and especially on the football field as enthusiastic support was shown for Falcon athletic teams. The highlight of the season was the football team playing in the state playoffs for the first time in Skyline's history. Yet fans supported not only the football players, but cheered the largest girls' swimming team, rallied behind the team members from tennis and golf who ad- vanced to state, and applauded The junior varsity Volleyball team discuss upcoming plays with coach Jim Giese. the achievements in wrestling, volleyball, basketball and base- ball. And although ABC SPORTS does not cover the weekly games of our high school athletes, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat was there just the same for the men and women who commited themselves to excel in their chosen sport. Thrills were provided by . . . Larry Gartrell's winning touch- down in the last 16 seconds of OT against Air Academy in the state playoff. Lucia Ward's breaking of three school records in swimming. Matt Martinez and Sean McIn- tosh playing for a berth in the State Tennis Tourney. Gymnast Kristi Giberson scoring 130 points for all-around performance at Districts. For additional thrilling high- lights of every Falcon sport, turn the pages and read on 32 Spofts I I