Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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; TASTE THE THREE BEARDED ZZ Top guys took the place of favorite band of GCH. ZZ's repetitive, grinding, metallic guitars will reverberate in the corridors of our minds for times to come as an explicit reminder of 1986. As Rolling Stone stated, ' One small step for man, one giant step for velcro ... FRESHMEn HEATHER MCLEAN takes a momentary break to pore over Flowers In the Attic. a facinating book by author V. C. Andrews. Flowers in the Attic was chosen as the most loved book of Grove City High. BOB GELDOF S ZEAL inspired other musicians to set high standards of social and moral commitment. Geldof, former music critic. Journalist. and rock Sr roll renegade, has won himself world wide respect as the organizer of Live Aid'' and also is the odds-on favorite to win the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize. STUDENT LITE

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CERTAIN musical and literary forms became the GCI1S The music was new, black, polished chrome and came over the world like liquid night. Live Aid's worldwide telecast and Bruce Springsteen’s impressive tour brought the best of rock 6r roll to a wider audience than ever before. This year, it became evident that rock is not only an essential part of our culture, but speaks for social well-being. While the would-be censors took their crusade to Capitol Hill, rockers turned the music's influence toward positive change. Bob Qeldof showed that benefit to aid the starving in Ethiopia can also be a great concert. The passionate, almost eye-tearing performances at Live Aid — from U2's Bad to Mick Jagger's duet with Tina Turner — carried it off, in the rock roll tradition, with high energy and style. The breakthrough of talented groups like Tears for Fears, Lone Justice, and Mr. Mister, and the comeback of talented artists like Dire Straits, Hew Order, Sting, and Bruce Springsteen demonstrates that rock 6r roll is a musical form capable of stretching its boundaries and continually regenerating itself. Movie makers learned the desirability of a rock 6r roll soundtrack for box-office success and television was partially recast in it's image. Bruce Springsteen, who's social commitment is inseperable from his music, gave us both a warning and a reason for optimism. Take a good look around, he sings, this is your hometown. ..STUDENT LIFE MUSIC AMD JOURNALISM intertwine as Sophomore Suzie Donan entertains her tympanic membrane with that old time rock Sr roll while contemplating her homework. Music relaxes the nerves and opens one's mind. ZZ TOP PAN Jesi Lambert slips inside that Sleeping Bag, revealing what antics one puts up with to present favoritism to a particular song. Sleeping Bag was chosen as the most enjoyable song by the GCHS student body. - r

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CURRENT Trends and Creativity Create the G.C.H.S. Version of STUDENT LITE ROSS HEADRICK AHD Jenny Shenker bring out the big-city look in our small township. This style is becoming more and more popular. OnCE in AWHILE students like to get out of their jeans and dress up a bit. Brian Earrone and Sarah Barr show us the way they enjoy dressing up. AHOTHER COMMOH DRESS for students is jeans and a T-shirt with some kind of design or emblem on it. Doug Mellon and Brian Bagnall are wearing just such; BUT HO MUSCLE SHI RTS 11 HEW STYLES BROUGHTon by Rock and Roll and ‘ doing your own thing'' are shown here by Julie Yeager. Jay Pokrifka, and Teresa Walker. GIGI HIGHLAND PROVES to us that with a few articles of clothing and jewelry and a little creativity, new and different styles can be made. WITH THE MORE creative style of jeans and T-shirts is Rick Martin. He's been seen several times in his unique attire. LISA PUKLAVEC DISPLAYS the comfortable look of jeans and a warm sweatshirt, just common attire for a cold winter day. ■■■■■■■■■■■■