Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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What Was Hot In ’87 So what were those trends, music groups, movies, TV shows, and 11 hot spots that typified and will someday remind us ot the way we spent our time and money during the 1986-87 school year? The year definitely had its own distinct set of fashions and trends. Some noteworthy items representing the fads and styles of the year are: bows, scarves, large hoop earrings, boots, leather jackets, jean jackets, overalls, skirts of any kind, and anything from the Gap, Limited, Contempo, Guess, or C.P. Shades. In the music scene, Genesis and Peter Gabriel were very popu- lar, as well as Van Halen, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Run DMC, Sling, and the Cure. Memorable movies of the year include: Top Gun , Aliens , “Crocodile Dundee , “Stand By Me , “Blue Velvet , “Peggy Sue Got Married , “Platoon , and “Some Kind of Wonderful . Thursday night proved indisputably to be the best night on the boob tube with “The Cosby Show , “Family Ties , and “Cheers . Other favorite TV shows during the year were “Moonlighting , “L.A. Law , and “Miami Vice . Night-time soaps still held their most loyal audiences, but were generally disappointing with some highly improbable and sometimes ridiculous storylines (especially the one which allowed “Bobby to reappear on “Dallas , making the entire previous season one long dream). For those students who chose to leave the campus for lunch, (assuming themselves to be too good for the Student Center), the Market at Town and Country always drew sizable crowds of Paly people. And for those with cars (and assuming themselves to be loo good for the Student Center andT C), lack in the Box, Cool Licks, and McDonald's were a few of the favorite places to eat, in addition to the newly opened Burger King in downtown Palo Alto. There was no particular “hangout for Palo Alto teenagers after school and on weekends, but many could be found at Stanford Shopping Center, the Vortex — the new Palo Alto dance club. Century 10 Cinemas in Mountain View, or at the Palo Alto Square. PAUL HOGAN There's a little of him in all of us. paramount new:. 4srrr PVDQULPUL MCHAf.i SECTOR OF PKX v v ,. , , :FnPIAV8VFW ’ ■' A -V XJUCEDBYXM. Df . t [,ro 1C210WSK» ftfARK UM J • ■? 1 '• lAl MUSC $Cl.vt PVPtTERBEST ■ . ‘ -Jr U . -NAL STOTV 9V RAU rOGAf OAKLAND COLISEUM ARENA NIMITZ HEGENBERGER RD BILL GRAHAM PRESEHTS PETER GABRIEL NO CAMERA BOTTLE ALCOHOL SAT DEC 13 1986 8:00PM SECT. 134 m j ADULT 17 50 IU --J 1. 2. 3. “Crocodile Dundee' was a box-office smash in '86. Bows, bows, and more bows were all the rage at Paly in '87. Peter Gabriel was hot in “86 and his concerts at the Oakland Coliseum were well-attended by Paly students. 4. A typical nutritious, greasy lunch soon to be devoured by a Paly student. FADS 21 WINNER GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD BEST ACTOR (musical or comcdv)

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 Special Friendship Project The Special Friendship Project provides an important opportunity for main-stream Paly students to form friendships with some of the students in the Learning Handicapped Special Day Class. The main-stream students are paired with a special friend in the class, and meet for lunch and other social activities. Activities range from pizza parties picnics to a trip to Yosemite. The Special Friendship Project helps to better acquaint the main stream students with a valuable and sometimes overlooked part of the student body. Both Friendship Projects are organized by Mr. Toole. Members an®- Jo Ann Arnold. Sally Barry, Louise Bride, Genu Ruttrill, Jell Conns, Christine Comite. Andy Cmotson. Alison Erler. Cindy Hallner, Adam Hancock. Giev Kashkooti, Paul Kcckelmari. Kuldip Kumar. Toniah Liberty. Sharmtla Lodhia. Sara Lonqstrelh, Tris Martin, Michelle Milled ?©, Marty Niehaus. John Ostby, Maria Padilla. Lotti Pharms Matt Pope. Michtdle Raynot. Marc Reich, Colin Roche, Claudia Ruehl. Audra Sanches, Megan Scurlock, Michael Seiders. Jen Shields. Sarah Skelton. Brian Strausser, Mark Tholke Elmer Tuerk. Tanya Tumeaure. Jared Vermeil. Peter Vroom, Nicole Winchester. Chis Woodssn. Kelli Wright 20 Pictured in candids: (left) Claudia Ruehl, Nalini Kuruppa, (middle) Peter Vroom, Andy Cookson, (far right) Tris Martm, Cindy Haffner, Toniah Liberty Gene Buttrill, Jo Ann Arnold

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Yearbook On The Wall Yearbook Class The 1986-'87 yearbook owes its smashing success to the brilliant leadership of veteran yearbook staffers Amy Kieraldo and Caroline King. The two editors in chief spent long hours mapping out the outstanding design of this year's yearbook. Of course, all of their efforts would have been to no avail without the diligence and creativity of the rest of the year- book staff. The unsung heroes of this year's staff are: Holly Behr, Colin Bricken, Cam Burr, Blaine Cole, Stephanie Cor- ning, Lori Devalle, Chris Divis, Aoife Dowley, Meg Ellefson, Stewatt Epstien, Maureen Fitch, Laura Foster, Tyler Gill, Clive Henrick, Lome Johnson, Susan Kagel, Alex Kaplinsky, Amy Kieraldo, Elizabeth Kim, Caroline King, Clayton Kunz, Chip, Roy Lee, Michele Lew, Patrick Loungeway, Neil McGaraghan, Jason Monberg, Kim Moravick, Jen Peters, Sam, Allison Shore, Josh Snodgrass, Lisa Tharpe, Chauntelle Zschokke. 22 YEARBOOK