Mira Mesa High School - Mirada Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Ronald Reagan and Mikhal Gorbachev were the diplomatic stars of the year when they entered the ring in Geneva to discuss controversial topics such as nuclear disarmament, human rights, and Star Wars defense. VON THE CHARTS Tears For Fears Www Three-hundred pound William Perry, a.k.a. The Refrigerator, became the hottest appliance on thefield and led the Chicago Bears to become Super Bowl Champs. IN THE sPoTLiGi-IT Michael J. Fox Heart World Hunger Relief Bruce Springsteen Cocaine in Baseball Fat Boys Molly Ringwald Whitney Houston Fitness Craze-Aerobics RATT The Colby's!Dynasty Phil Collins Christie Brinkley 8t Billy Joel ABC Nightmare on Elm Street-FREDDYI Sting Hijackings Oingo Boingo AIDS Scare Another symbol ofAmerican pride was Rambo, whothrilled I ' movie-goers with monster machine guns, but met with controversy and protest against sly Stallone's re-opening of Vietnam sores. MINI MAG 29