Robinsdale Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Based On A Survey Of Seniors, October 1988. Radio Stations: 2. 3. 4. 5. KQRS 92.5 K.DWB 101.3 KJJO 104.1 WLOL 99.5 KLSX 93.7 : )ne Gyre $ 25.00 i)ne Movie Ticket J 5.50 Tuition At Stanford 6 21,000 Tuition at U Of M ; 5,800 Movie: . 2. 3. 4. 5. Cocktail Roger Rabbit Dirty Dancing Big Accused Junk Food: Pizza Doritos Reeses Pieces Twinkies M M ' s « Magazines: . 2 3. 4. 5. Seventeen Rolling Stone Sports Illustrated Vogue GQ Soft Drinks: 1. Coke 2. Diet Coke 3. Mountain Dew 4. Sprite 5. Dr. Pepper Restaurants: 1. McDonald ' s 2. Leeann Chin Carryout 3. Fuddruckers 4. Chi ' Chi ' s 5. Hearthrob Cafe Colors: 1. Blue 2. Black 3. Red 4. Green 5. White Jeans: 1. Guess? 2. Levis 3. Girbaud 4. Generra 5. Fiorucci v 29

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And The Winners Are Song Lyrics: Nothing But Time Love Bites Groovy Love Rave On A Good 5. Cocaine Actors: . 2. 3. 4. 5. Tom Hanks Tom Cruise Rob Lowe Kevin Costner Eddie Murphy Albums: . Appetite for Destruction 2. Hysteria 3. Cocktail 4. New Jersey 5. Nothing Like the Sun Singers: . Jon Bon Jovi 2. Eric Clapton 3. Axle Rose 4. George Michael 5. Sting Actresses: . Kelly McGillis 2. Cher 3. Meryl Streep 4. Heather Locklear 5. Justine Bateman Rock Videos: . Parents Just Don ' t Un- derstand 2. Pour Some Sugar On Me 3. Welcome To the Jungle 4. Fallen Angel 5. Wait Songs: . Pour Some Sugar On Me 2. Welcome to Jungle 3. Bad Medicine 4. Kokomo 5. Nothing But A Good Time Domestic Postage $ .25 Airmail $. .45 Girbaud Jeans $68.00 Mpls. Star Tribune $ .35 TV Shows: . Cheers 2. The Cosby Show 3. The David Letterman Show 4. L.A. Law 5. Growing Pains Rock Groups: . Guns-n-Roses 2. Def Leppard 3. Porpus Pie 4. INXS 5. U2 28

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Classic Lockers Armstrong students ' lockers, a home away from home. A place of their very own in a school of 2200 students. This is the place where they may dress it up, mess it up, or have it cleaned up to their own taste, to bring out their personality, their individuality. For those who choose to be creative there are mirrors, magazine cutouts, notepads, and pictures of friends. And for the in between class munchies there are containers filled with gum and candy. For the more conservative and less creative school supplies are sufficient. For some with much imagination and cre- ativity bubbling through their veins sometimes outrageous decor is inevitable. A good example is a fish tank complete with goldfish. It is obvi- ous a locker can be made an expression of one ' s personality. Sushi for lunch again? 30