Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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First Avenue’s, Seventh Street Entry, gave local musicans and local kids a chance to get together on no I.D. nights. Other establishments picked up on the idea and kids found ‘‘no I.D., no booze” shows one of the best ways to spend a Saturday night. is where it was happening. Minnesota's local music scene was hot. Groups like The Wallets. The Suburbs. Vanity, and The Phones (who performed at one of this year’s dances) became more and more popular among high school students. Prince was just one example of the talent which could be found at First Avenue. H.H.S.’s Top Ten 1. Prince 2. The Beatles 3. Doors 4. U2 5. Led Zepelin 6. The Rolling Stones 7. Van Halen 8. Madonna 9. The Grateful Dead 1 0. New Order 25

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