Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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2 ! ' vo:o . ! A Top Ten Singles ' 86 1. 5tuck With You-Huey Lewis 2. irtigher Love-Steve Winwood 3. Live to Tell-Madonna 4. Glory of Love-Peter Cetera 5. How Will She Know- Whitney Houston 6. These Dreams-Heart 7. West End Girls-Pet Shop Boys 8. Papa Don ' t Preach-Madonna 9. Sledgehammer-Peter Gabriel 10. There Will Be Sad Songs-Billy Ocean Popular Movies ' 86 l.Top Gun 2. Aliens 2 3. Hoosiers » 4. Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off 5. About Last Night 6. Platoon 7. Star Trek 3 8. Karate Kid 2 9. Secret of My Success 10. Stand By Me Top Ten Albums ' 8( 1. Whitney Houston- Whitney Houston 2. Miami Vice-Music from the T.V. Series 3. Dire Straits-Brothers in Arms i 4. Van Halen-5150 5. ZZ Top- Afterburner j 6. Barbara Streisand-The Broadway Album 7. Lionel Richie-Dancing on the Ceiling 8. Heart-Heart 9. Janet Jackson-Control f 10. Phil Collins- No Jacket Requiried Top Ten Concert Tours ' 86 1. ZZ Top ($23.2 miUion) 2. Van Halen ($14.7 million) 3. Alabama ($14.4 million) 4. Neil Diamond ($13.8 million) 5. Kenny Rdgers ($13.3 million) 6. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band ($11.1 million) 7. The Grateful Dead ($8.8 millicf;n) 8. Genesis ($8.6 million) 9. Aerosmith ($8.2 million) I 10. Journey ($8.0 miUion) Top Ten Rock Videos- MTV Sledgehartimer-Peter Gabriel ' You Give Love a Bad Name-Bon Jovi Addicted to Love-Robert Palmer Papa Don ' t Preach-Madonna I Higher Love-Steve Winwood | Danger Zone-Kenny Loggins j These Dreams-Heart j Rough Boy-ZZ Top Invisible Touch-Genesis 10. Take Me Home Tonight-Eddie Money 20

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. . 9 Locker Blues by Tami Hampton As I stand here For my ump-teenth year, I reflect back on The things I used to fear . . . Excessive stuffing. Extra books, Old newspapers, Freshmen crooks. Chemistry projects, Ugly coats. Biology extra credit- The heart of a goat? Being a locker Is no easy task. How I ' ve managed to stand up Lord only knows ! Through the years I ' ve learned to cope. With teenage drug smuggling And hiding dope. Semester after semester, Year after year, I tend to look back On the things I fear. Things I put up with. For I have no choice . . . I ' m just a locker, I have no voice.

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j Where were you on a Friday eve- |iing when the movie Hoosiers |:atne to the local cinema? Chances |are that you joined every other In- diana citizen by buying a movie ticket to the heart warming picture lof Hoosiers. Many high school stu- idents filled the theaters to see if |hey could find theiknselves or a |close friend in the crowd scenes at fthe basketball game in the movie. iWhen a student foiind a familar pace it seemed like only yesterday hat they were helpirtg as extras on he movie set.Apprpximately 100 tudents from RHS i|articipated in he project when ft was being ilmed in Knightstofwn, Indiana. Students were transformed back nto time with crev | cuts, bobbie , long shirts, jpenny loafers blue jeans. RHS students ked so original that the film ers asked them t|o return for a day! I . box office hit |vas not only at ' the country, but was es- popular in th hearts loving Hoosiers. t