Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Favorite Songs 1. Bon Jovi “You Give Love A Bad Name” 2. Iron Maiden “Wasted Years” 3. AC-DC “Who Made Who” 4. Bangles “Walk Like an Egyptian” 5. Beasty Boys “Fight For Your Right To Party” Favorite Television Show 1. Cosby Show 2. Moonlighting 3. Growing Pains 4. Sledge Hammer JO o V 5. Who’s The Boss Above: The 3rd favorite and most affordable car next to the Porche and Lamborghini a 1987 Honda Prelude. Right: A display of right different top songs all in one. 17

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Favorites for 1987 Two hundred students were surveyed on their favorite car, commercial, weekend activity, television series, and song. “You Give Love A Bad Name”, and, “Living On A Prayer”, of Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet, ran close for favorite song, hut “You Give Love A Bad Name” was the first choice. With television series, “The Cosby Show” and “Moonlighting” were also very close. The winner was “The Cosby Show”. Both won by a small margin. For weekend activities it was surprising that many people chose to stay home and “sleep”. Recently a new weekend activity is dancing at “The Club”, it is a new establishment for kids from 14-18. It features a virgin bar and lots of snacks. Commercials this year were fun and exciting with lots of music. “Noid” from Dominoes Pizza, and the California “Raisin” Commercial were agreed to be the best. Top; Going to the movies Kevin Dennis, Theresa Wilson, John Green, Dan Kederth. Thatcher Braily, and Perry White, walk to the ticket stand, as R.J. Rogers and Ken Kilpatrick hand out tickets. Above: Dominoes’ “Noid” gets ready to destroy another pizza. 1. Porsche 4. Camaro Favorite Cars 2. Lamborghini 3. Toyota Celica 5. Toyota 4WD Truck Favorite Weekend Activities 1. Meet With Friends 2. Participate in Sports 3. Sleep 4. Cruise Main 5. Go to Movies Favorite Commercials 1. Bud Light 2. California Raisin 3. Dominoes “Noid” 4. Bartles and James 5. DuPont Cars and Planes Stain 16

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News from around the world This year: A summary of Collage, left: (1) Terry Waite, who disappeared in early 87 while negotiating to help free the hostages in Lebanon (2) David Letterman and canine friend, whose ratings and popularity as a late-night talk show host skyrocketed (3) President Ronald Reagan, who suffered a drop in his popularity after Iranscam broke loose (4) Democrat Mike Sullivan. Wyoming’s new governor who staged an up-from-behind victory in November over Republican Pete Simpson (5) Democratic senators Graham. Sanford, and Mikulski who took over the US Senate for the first time since 1980 (6) Halley’s comet, which faded off into the sunset to return late in the 21st century (7) Auto signs from the safe to the ridiculous to the sublime conquered the back windows, but not necessarily the hearts, of America (9) Her heart aflutter, Sarah Ferguson marries Great Britain's Prince Andrew in an uncommonly expensive ceremony (9) Max Headroom, whose cool-as-a-cucumber insanity took over the TV sets of the nation (10) The Statue of Liberty, whose 3-year renovation culminated in a 100th birthday bash that lit up New York (11) Miles, a calm beagle who made history in medicine by being frozen -and then thawed out and brought back to life. Key major events Historically, these are just a few of this year’s events: Hostage negotiator Terry Waite was taken hostage in Beirut, Lebanon while negotiating for the release of Americans held there. America’s trade war with Japan flared up again, with Congress imposing tougher penalties on the Japanese. The U.S.S. Stark was bombed by Iraq in the Persian Gulf, killing 37 Americans. Tornadoes struck in the Texas town of Saragosa, totally destroying it and killing 28 with a damage cost in the millions. Democratic front-runner Gary Hart dropped out of the Presidential race amid disclosures that he committed adultery. TV crazes swept the nation with Cosby and Moonlighting slipping while Alf, Wheel of Fortune and Max Headroom became very popular. The economy of the nation underwent rapid change with the stock market rising rapidly and then falling off just as quickly. Inflation returned and the dollar fell. The US regained the Americas Cup in a duel with Australia. Meanwhile, Aussie Paul Hogan thrilled audiences with Crocodile Dundee which brought in both packed theaters and an 800'7 profit. The federal budget deficit broke the $1 trillion barrier for the first time in history while the government ran out of money five times this year. Actor Cary Grant died in Iowa this winter after a long, successful career in pictures. The Statue of Liberty turned 100 amid a gala celebration while the US Constitution reached year number 200. AIDS-mania ripped through the country as the disease spread to the “normal” heterosexual community. 18