Bellevue West High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

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Music Tastes Differ For Jrs. Music is always changing, and it was no ex- ception for the juniors. Different tastes in music ranged from the dancing beat of Michael Jack- son to the heavy metal sounds of Def Leppard. While some students banged their heads with Quiet Riot, others wanted the uptown beat of Billy Joel. Other dominant music forces in 1983- 84 included the Police. Duran Duran. and Van Halen. Still other students were hooked on the classics, and some preferred the I like the Mountain Music of Alabama and other Coun try singers. Overall, juniors listened to a wide variety of music and danced their way through the 1983-84 school year. i i ' S This pjge. lop to bottom, left to right: Lesj Muse. Yvetle Neep leAnn Nell. Ponna Nemelh. Carolyn Sethers. Vir)ay Nijhawn Sarah Olson. Laura Ontiveros. Edward Ortiz. Ronald Palmerton. Christina Palumho. Doug Pancoast. Robert Pappas. Don Paskach. Jonathan Peer. Joseph Penn. John Peschier. and Darron Phillips Opposite page: Bill Pierce. Dave Plambeck. Scott Polle. Glenda Powell. Margie Pratt. Debbie Ralston. Michelle Ramirez. Jerald Reynolds. Todd Reynolds Tonya Ribbenlrop Tammy Robertshaw. Eliza Rodriguez This page: People took their music everywhere they went, until recorders were banned from school Some people preferred big boxes while others, like Sonya Carr. right, liked her own personal music Opposite page: Dawn Starr shows the gingerbread house made in her German class Below: Other houses made for Christ 58