Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Heavy Metal Bands were a big thing this year. Among the most popular were HELIX- Walkin the Razors Edge. MOTLEY CRUE-Shout at the Devil . OZZY OSBORN- Bark at the Moon , TWISTED SISTER- Stay Hungry , and VAN HALEN- 1984 . There were also the regular good ole Rock-N-Roll Bands. Among these bands were THE CARS- Heartbeat City, DURAN DURAN-The Reflex . HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS- Sports . CHICAGO- 17 , and .38 SPECIAL. Country Western bands were also listened to such as Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys, Kenny Rogers, and Sylvia. While students indulged primarily in music as a pasttime, movies also stood out as splendid entertainment. The most enjoyed fell under four categories; Adventure. Musical, Dramatic, and Comedy. Two movies that fell into the first category were Red Dawn and Indiana Jones. Footloose and Purple Rain were very popular musicals. while All the Right Moves, and The Karate Kid were listed under dramatic movies. The comedy movie Ghost Busters was enjoyed by everyone. Although many students’ opinions vary on the type of music they listened to. and the movies they enjoyed seeing, they all have good taste. 22

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THIS PAGE: right-Siniling. Mrs. Lind shows her pleasure with the debate. She was a great help in preparing the speeches. below-Presenting his haystack theory is Walter Mondale, alias Willie Pyette. middle left-Representatives of the Republican Party were Beth Ortner as George Bush, and Vivian Pridgeon as Ronald Reagan, bottom left- the candidates did a Superb job of enlightening The Chinook area on all the major campaign issues. OPPOSITE PAGE: bottom left-Sen-ior, Bonnie Ortner, representing Vice Presidential Candidate, Geraldine Ferrarro, makes her points on the nuclear armsrace a rebuttal, bottom right-introducing the candidates is Senior class president, Jason Pyette. 21

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From the creators of Fast Times at Ridgemont High -something even faster It's casual. [Rl n . A UNIVERSAL Pkrure aDm«IO © m4 C y W®». lor. uu THIS PAGE: Tom Cruise starred in All The Right Moves , a football drama set in a mining town. Cruise's physique attracted the female audience, while his pride and his ability to stand up for what he believed in appealed to the male viewer Middle right- School dances featured all the popular tunes. At the Sadie Hawkins, Sno-Ball the top-40 were spun by a local DJ. Bottom left- Ralph Macchio in The Karate Kid falls in love on the rebound and becomes the victim of an angry ex-boyfriend, who possesses a polished ability to execute martial arts. The janitor of Macchio's building adopts him as a pupil and instructs him in the skills of Karate. He competes, in spite of an injury, and wins a commendable title. Boy George and The Culture Club from England sold several hits in the U S. OPPOSITE PAGE: Left- Harrison Ford played the leading role in Raiders of the Lost Ark , and captured our attention. Later, he bought viewers to the edges of their seats in Indiana Jones . Right- Cindy Lauper's colorful, yet bizarre appearance did not turn listeners off to her numerous popular tunes. O' TEACHERS GETS AN “ ‘TEACHERS’ DESERVES AN A FOR EFFORT, PERHAPS AN A FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT AND CERTAINLY AN EXCELLENT’ FOR GOOD CITIZENS! 11P AND FOR WONDERFUL entertainment:’ - Ph.l.p NAN K M IM EXAMINER IIACI MRS I n»ini limit t. UNOS II m min i mi in m. , | KNOI IF | mi IIIUII II.W1S Jl DDMIKSt II RALPH MAC(111(1 ■IIAt HIICS lllM.ARIII.I 1)»- 111 (.RAN I — Rl HARD Ml 11 MAN « K M.KINSM IK H INI) IMIS nil n.—.. |ll ||ll| toll Ml GD 9' .r..- '- — - 11 to IS II SMI 11 IS II M I Ml Ml I Mil I II s IKIMUI |il«IUUI SN.HII«M.|| Utrtlltl lit! toNll.t .. H -.war tllliMI to M« « ■» lAXMlVIta MMItSMitlMtl »BM MtHIINt UltMlt