Blue Springs High School - Campus Cadence Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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ef' ,...,4 Above: Lisa Bybee's ourragious styles throughout the year were great, too bad she never learned how to coordinate her soclcs. Right: Some of the cast members from Randolph High, a comedy drama hy Ron Megee, showed their everyday fashion at Blue Springs High School. Left: Corey Hart, a popular new face in music, ICB. fl A N rl ll 7' C . ,f ,, - gif,-r ,D xx Era of Change by Marc Manley at spirit joined as one at the Rocky Horror Picture Show, when 40-45. students increased the number of the audience-participating crazies. lt was great having a lot of our classmates and friends there, some loved it, others just had fun with it. I've been more than seventy-five times and I still love every frame of it, said Michelle Thomas, senior. A night, l think everyone will remember for a very long time. Anther movie that had everyone on the edge of their seats was Freddy's Revenge, Part Z of Nightmare on Elm Street. Why didn't he just die and leave us alone? replied Tisha See, soph- omore. Also on the list of popular movies was Rocky IV, Fright Night, Back to the Future, St. Elmo's Fire, The Color Purple, White Nights, and Pretty in Pink. Arcadia, better known as Duran Duran, with their first new album, So Red the Rose, showed their fans that they were still making it big after john Taylor and Andy Taylor started work- ing with the Power Station. Corey Hart, an excellent new musi- cian, made his way to the top of the charts with Boy in the Box, and Nev- er Surrender. A new face that stayed in our heart and minds, wearing his Sun- glasses at Night, and displaying his james Dean look. New views in clothing included broaches, stirrup pants, rubber brace- lets, flowered prints, oversized sweaters with leggings and ankle boots. jean jack- ets made a big comeback and Levi's 5Ol's were still widely seen. New wave was growing ever more popular in music and clothing styles. New popular hits were Vive Le Rock, by Adam Ant, Sidewalk Talk, by jel- lybean, Never, by Heart, Rock Me Amecleas, by Falco, Kiss by Prince, Love Bizzare, by Sheila E., and Dig- ital Display, by Ready for the World. ln the rock-n-roll scene, nothing too new, same bands and a few popular tunes like Why can't this be love, by Van Halen, and Smoking in the Boys Room, by Motley Crue. Towards the end of winter, bad news for Bad Boys hit the music world when George Micheal and An- drew Ridgely announced that they were going their separate ways. If you heard that George won't be going solo, it's probably just a Careless Whisper. ,a-Z W Iili' Movies, music and clothesfj 5

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'fi Opposite page: Top left, students cheer at assembly. Top right, Mark joslyn and Charlene LaMountain sing at the Homecoming assembly. Middle left, Blue Springs coaches dance in a chorus line at an assembly. Middle right, Royals play 1985 World Series. Bottom left, Chamber Choir per- forms. Bottom middle, Blue Springs mascot shows spirit at football game. Bottom right, Gary Stewart and Brad Nelson dance at spirit assembly. This page: Top left, student's car displays senior spirit. Top right, L. Haug, K. Cauanaugh, M. Kelly, S. Condra, Z. Mayhall, S. Irvin perform at spirit assembly. Middle left, R. Kliefoth and 1. Henning change classes in the rain. Middle right, drill team members and cheerleaders perform at Christmas assembly. Bottom left, Blue Springs High counselors R. Stephenson, J. Lightle, S. joline, L. Moehle greet students at Christmas assembly. Candids 1