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

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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

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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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st one done is a rotten egg. Dan mbor, Mike Cosgrove, Mikki Carver . d Duane Pokorny race against the ock and each other in a food eating nntest during Homecoming week. -iff ' 1. 'N Nami.. Q , 'lf ' W .M sy -ft . .wi My new K k U I k .M , . ftgwgk M L f . , , .. . X - W: I 'N' A Ann Caniglia cleans up the gym on the morning after a dance. Cleaning up is one of the jobs of the Student Council. More Thom C1 building Gross High School consisted of much more than just a building. Without the 1200 students, the faculty and staff, the administration and the parents and alumni, there would've been no Gross High School. Gross was a community and it is people that make up a community. Each and every person associated with Gross contributed something to the community. Maybe it was the vending department that helped get a candy bar unstuck, or a teacher that doubled as a coach, or a student that lent help with a homework assignment: everyone was a vital part. People filled the dances, participated in the masses, cheered at the games, decorated the lockers and struggled through the classes. In short, people made Gross what it was, a community. people X 4 7