Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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Straiaht Talk for an year MAG 7 Coke, Pastels, Chicaso Bears, V.C.R. ' s, stirrup pants, paisley, bermuda shorts, jossins pants pulled up to the knees, A Ha, Night Ranser-Starship concert, no assemblies, Herb, Reebok tennis shoes, Tacoroni, Party all the Time, Miami Vice, Rocky, rapping, Italian suits. Jk : An Inspiration Robert Wasner felt such an inspiration from Samantha that he will be making her Soviet adventure into a two hour TV movie. All American Girl Amidst the worst year in aviation history one of the most heartrenderins victims was 13- year-old Samantha Smith. Three years ago, the girl from Maine wrote to Yuri An- dropov asking why he wanted to conquer the world. Andro- pov responded by inviting her and her family to the Soviet Union. In a tribute to her peace- making efforts, the Soviets named a rare Siberian diamond in the Kremlin after her. Samantha also won a role as Robert Wagner ' s daughter in the ABC-TV series, Lime Street as well as winning the hearts of thousands of Americans. Sly as a fox. Also known as Alex P. Keaton, and widely recognized for his keen sense of humor, Michael J. Fox will be starring in an upcoming TV movie. Born in the USA with Bruce Springsteen singing the theme song. Chicken Stand to UJonderlond A 1 hit movie, Back to the Future, and a starring role in the 2 prime time TV show. Family Ties. With credits like those, it was hard to believe that Michael J. Fox started it all off in a Pioneer Chicken stand. Serving as his office, the stand was the very place that Michael negoti- ated his first Family Ties con- tract. Fox became a popular teen idol at TRHS because of his great sense of humor. He also proved that regardless of his height, or lack of it, he could still be considered a ' hunk. ' Junior Tracy Johnson found Fox to be cute and very funny. Senior Brian Ruth liked Fox because he was quick witted. He ' s popular with kids our age because we can identify with the types of characters he plays. What ' s in store for Fox? His spring hiatus is already crammed with four feature films. The next opening on his calender isn ' t until spring of 1987! J

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Being a student at TRHS means . . . Many different things to many differ- ent people. To some education, to others it is a place they have to go, but not be- cause they want to. Some people view school as one big social gathering, while others may feel left out of the activi- ties that occur around them. M get more expe- rience for college. - Senior Michelle Miller We have to put up with a lot of rules but we still manage to have fun. - Sopho- more Dorothy Fryor. I will get smart- er. Di7S 7 Erdos lean get an edu- cation and at the same time partici- pate in sports. -Ju- nior Darcy Cooper I can ' t wear my sweat pants up around my knees. - Junita Crump

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BRAT PACK Just the Guys. Andrew McCarthy, Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson and Rob Lowe (stars of St. Elmo ' s Fire) pose as their characters from the movie A sroup of young and talented individuals have burst onto the Silver Screen. This new generation of performers consists of Rob Lowe, Judd Nelson, Andrew McCarthy, Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Ally Sheedy, and Mare Winningham. These seven bright actors and actresses have starred in many box offices hits, including The Breakfast Club and St. Elmo ' s Fire. These performers have everything a teenager would want. Big bucks, limousines, sports cars, top agents, good looks, and many adoring fans. Their relationships have gone from profes- sional to personal. In addition to working closely with one another, much of their spare time is spent together. Due to their young age and overwhelming success, this clique is known as the Brat Pack. They are always on the prowl for parties and a fun time, which is typical of American teenagers. Working for a cause. Julie Kruse, president of TADAA, hopes to prove that you don ' t need drugs or alcohol to have fun s members rangg sixth graders to seniors, and meet every Friday night between 7:00 and 1 1 :00 p m. at the Community Center. Pastels to pot Italian suits, corvettes dressed as Ferraris, pet alligators, Don Johnson and Phillip Michael Thomas patroling the hot Miami beaches. Seeins double. The public got a double dose of Sylvester Stallone last year with Rocky and RambO- Stallone also won Best Actor in the Peoples Choice Awards The Ultimate Tiaht Sylvester Stallone, alias Rocky Rambo, has become America ' s box office hero. His flag waving patriotism has caused an increase in nationalism as well as ticket sales. Rambo First Blood Part II and Rocky IV both raked in $32 million in the films ' first six days. Many critics felt these two movies were sweetened up versions of what real life drama is like. Psychologists felt the movies implied that the problems of 1985 could be solved by punching and]VJJ] }J JV Q killing. Students at TRHS had just the opposite opinions. Kristy Bales said, I absolutely loved it! Sylvester Stallone is so gor- geous, and it ' s about time some- one did something for American POW ' s, even if it was in the movies. Although many negative opinions were heard on these two movies, there are also many people who are anxiously awai- ting the ultimate fight, Rocky vs. Rambo (part 1). 7