Gross High School - Heard The Latest Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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grabs sbailighi sses were os common to find as were the Monkees. MTV ed March into the month of the Monkees. The television s that went off the air in 1968, returned to the music nnel three times daily during March ond April. The groovie eration returned. groovie thing that the sixties didn't have, but the eighties is mousse. This foam put more control in hair, and allowed dreds of different stws. The spring of '86 introduced col- d mousse and gel to the American public. You could have eta school with red hair and then later gone shopping with o wrap it oll up, there was too much happening ON THE TSIDE to mention on the inside of these pages. There was Phillipine election, the Mexican earthquake, the restoration he Statue of Liberty, the Titanic discovery, the South African and much more. There were a lot of tragedies during the Maybe even more tragedies than victories. But one thing sure, we bounce back. We hope that we learn from our and try again. Four Palestinian terrorists hiacked the Italian cruise liner Achllle Louro while on a Mediterranean cruise. One American was killed. Photo by Mde World Phoros President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev ralk in fronr of a fireplace or the Fleur D'Eau, Tuesday, November 19, in Geneva. The rwo leaders agreed to meet or a later time. Phoro by Wide Word Photos on the ourside!45 Nc wi

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lvlonkees, Lady Di Continued from page 43. Led by William Cthe Refrigerator? Perry, the Bears went all the way to the Super Bowl. The Bears and Refrigerator rammed through the New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl, 46-10, the most one-sided game in Super Bowl history. Actor Rock Hudson's death from acquired immune deficien- cy syndrome CAIDSD made people more aware of the deadly disease. Hudson died on October 2, ten weeks after he had announced to the public that he had contracted AIDS. During the weeks before his death, fellow actors and actresses donor- ed money and time for AIDS research. Another deadly problem faced by Americans this year was terrorism. Attacks in the Mediterraean Sea, Rome, Austria, West Berlin and Beirut eventually led to an attack on Libya by the U.S. President Reagan and Col, Muammar Muhammad al-Qa- dhafi, leader of Libya, started the year with a war of words. Qadhafi started it by publicly admitting that he helped sponsor some of the recent terrorist attacks that killed several Ameri- cans. Phrases like, a flakey barbarian and a third rate Blue-collar troubadour Bruce Springsteen was the undisupted Boss of rock n' roll. His songs about Vietnam veterans, sreelworkers and factory workers hit many responsive chords with all ages of Americans. Photo by Wide World Photos Chicago Bears .lim McMahon and kicker Kevin Butler rqoice on the sidelines during Super Bowl XX. The Bears bear the New England Patriots 4010. .Photo by Mde World Photos :X I invade U . S ierro actor flew across the Atlantic Ocean between the two le President Reagan ordered an air attack on two Libyan ci where military installations were located Support of Reag ac 'o s as a 'ed. Many Americans thought that Reagan ers. The name calling eventually turned into strong acti . . G l the right thing, while others considered the move an act Before terrorism became a major concern for Presid aggression. ' e c Reagan, he was more involved in trying to work things the Soviet Union. A summit meetin between the two lead with another leader, General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev l was held in Geneva, Switzerland on November 19 and Agreements on nuclear arms limitations were not as succes as planned, however a cultural a reement and lans to me at a later date were made. Q P A future leader and his leading lady stopped in for days to visit the U.S. and the Reagans Prince Charles of and his wife, Princess Diana, stopped for a few days to J.C. Pennys and dance with the Reagans The sixties found a home in the eighties Paisly shirts QS? ov X Q34 1: . t 4 5 . , Gail' s Q .Q- -Q. .- .sn . ff' . ., v ' n H if Q JS Q Ag N Y psf se it M X X M x N 'M H 'S N vw s Q s 5 Q A v is y, s we ,f , V fin P Q 3 xg K ,, f x- t Y ry - 1321 X Q ' ' 5 ' 1 is X . , if - t Q s 1, 'Wu Q as JN 'it 'lgfgfx 1 . HQ ' t' iii, 1 ,rg . , r 1 s 1 , , Q R at Q ' F Q tg , , Q s, - 2 xx- si? s .ee - - ff- t-.,- .Hy , as , i Wi 5 T lx + fm t CQ ,gt Tm KEN' A st ' J x QS X s li FV' Q' H vw

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Mary Jo McKernan, Dan Owens, Robb Huck, Kirk Germany, Matt Flynn and Jim Bishop show their laid back Hawaiian style. Hawaiian day was one of the special dress-up days of Homecoming week. KSKQ