Turners Falls High School - Peske Tuk Yearbook (Turners Falls, MA)

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Music ll Jon tind Brad t.how off the latest concert shirts TOP 10 SONGS OF 1986 1 Twist and Shout 2 Who Made Who 3 The Glory of Love 4 You Give Love a Bad Name 5 Walk This Way 6 Yankee Rose 7 Take My Breath Away 8 Dreams 9 Friends and Lovers 10 Nasty Shelly gives Sharon a listen of Twist and Shout ' Carrie listens to Dokken while she does her work

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The Sights And Sounds Every high school stu- dent ' s dream is to skip school and do whatever he or she wants, and this was proved by the popularity of Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off. It also brought about a surge of popularity for the old Beatles song Twist and Shout. The connection be- tween music and movies was also shown with Who Made Who, a release from AC DC which was from the movie Maximum Over- drive, and The Glory of Love from Karate Kid. The variety of what was watched and listened to was tremendous. The mov- ies ranged from the roman- Kelly s favorite movie was Stand By Me Barb prefers to read the book than see the movie TOP 10 MOVIES OF 1986 1 Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off 2 Stand by Me 3 Top Gun 4 The Fly 5 Aliens 6 About Last Night 7 Karate Kid II 8 Chainsaw Masacre II 9 Maximum Overdrive 10 Friday the 13th part IV Jason Live tic Top Gun, to the nostal- gic Standv By Me. to the grotesque Chainsaw Mas- sacre. The music varied from the gentle Friends and Lovers to the dance beat of Nasty and the rock of Who Made Who. There was, to say the least, something for everyone. Kims favorite song was You Give Love a Bad Name 10 Movies

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Lockers And Halls There are two popular ways in which the students express their special per- sonalities. As we all know, the students like to hang out at their lockers in the halls of the school, during lunch. This is where every- one comes together to so- cialize. Some tell jokes or just joke around. . Some talk to their friends about what happened during the day or what ' s going to hap- pen that weekend. In these halls the stu- dents express themselves through their lockers. Some have pictures of their friends, girlfriends, boy- friends, TV stars, etc. The words and phrases that they clipped out of maga- zines, also expresses the students unique personal- ities. 12 Lockers