Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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Students are simply fashionable The fashion scene at BBHS took a turn for the less simple during the 1987-88 school year. Acid and stone trashed jeans, along with the frosted look, replaced the dark colored jeans. The fashion trend resulted from over-processing the fabrics in the jeans with bleach or acids during manufacturing. Mini skirts, dusters and even dresses were all popular on the new look denim scene. Hot name brands included the simple old favorites of Levi and Lee as well as new names such as Pepe, Lawman and Code Bleau. Colors also changed on the fashion scene. Simple basic colors were replaced with the safari look which was inspired by the movie “Out of Africa.” Khaki, mint green, peach, red and black gained more popularity. Dropped waists, peplums, oversized shirts bearing the logos COKE or SWATCH were also seen worn in the halls. But alas, the fashion scene does repeat itself and simple old penny loafers returned and ended the fashion scene from head to foot. “Hemlines will remain from mini to ankle length most of the year.” Linda Kratzer, Corner Style “Levi 501 ’ and acid wash jeans will remain popular with only the shades changing.” Keith Ellis Farris' Top: A collage of fashionable accessaries of 1968 Center: Tara Beckenhaner. Irish Spencer. Kristie Franssen. and Stacey O'Brien model some fashions of the 1987 88 year Above: Cari Cottschalk is nearing a sweatshirt which was popular among BBHS stadents. Bottom: Fashion shoes many stadents wore dariag the school year. Fashions...14

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- Middle school students enjoy life = Middle ichool students enjoyed life both in and out of the classroom this year. The middle school students showed their first sign of class vs. class competition during Spirit Week, September 21-25, with a poster contest. Dances are always an enjoyable addition to middle school life. The first dance of the year was the traditional Halloween dance. Other dances included the Christmas and Valentines Day dance. The students showed their generosity by collecting food contributions for the local food pantry. Also at Christmas, the students went Christmas caroling to various points throughout the city. The first class to enter the middle school as sixth graders were promoted to high school, thereby ending a fun-filled year in the middle school. Top LEFT: Chris Deepe shows a radical color change. TOP RIGHT: Scott Fenech grows his hair oat for the occassion. CENTER LEFT: Stacy Wright and April Sedlacek go bonkers. CENTER RIGHT: bottom. Vidolia Miller. Christina Hansen, top. Heather Bearers, less Hammond. Shawna Schulenbarg. Deana Runningbear and kidy Cash. BOTTOM: John Hannon poses as Dracnla.