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Homework is always more fun when done with a friend. feel Ellen Thornell and Julie Davis. They take turns quizzing each other for a ge- ometry test. benior Kevin Gust s white Mustang is a familiar site at the student park ing lot. To keep his car in such fine shape, he spends time checking and adjusting the engine. ' AII work and no play makes Jack a dull boy,” so seniors Melanie Eanes and Robin Trahan take time out to visit Betty Virginia Park. After a day of leisure, they will be ready to be back at the books. Discovering that a one hour science class does not allow enough time to fully explore the wonders of Sci¬ ence. sophomore Peter Williams ex periments on his own at horne. Opening • 7
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An attitude with flair What is style? The dictionary defines style as “ ... a particular manner of writing, paint ing, speaking, building, etc ., ... Sopho more Chip Foust had his own definition of style. “It’s a show of inner personality,” he said. “Its your own personal thing.” “Style is something attractive or appealing to the eye,” debater Romney Norwood added. It’s not too flashy, but not too boring or dull.” Designers were said to dictate style. The fall of 85 brought paisley and plaid to the clothes scene. Miami Vice’s MTV format made a big impact on the world of television. Commer- cials, movies, and radio constantly bombard- ed listeners with the details of the latest trends. Did that affect students? “To a certain extent,” French student Peter Williams said, “but it didn’t really hit me that much. I worry more about what want to be.” Junior Letheuy Nguyen agreed. “If I don’t like it, I won’t follow it, but trends introduce new and fun things.” It’s that selectiveness that made Magnet and its students unique. “I can truly say that I don’t know anybody that dresses, acts, or thinks like I do and thats the truth — for better or for worse,” proclaims Chip. “I like Magnet because there are so many different types of people,” reflected Romney, “and they all blend and make one special type.” That individuality of style was what caught the eye. It made certain people noticeable. That certain person could have been a boy friend or girlfriend, a best friend, a movie star, or simply the guy in fourth hour. It was that “something special” that got them noticed. “One person I really admire is Judy Chen,” Letheuy said. “One day she s elegant, the next punk rock. Vou need that change.” “Style is not just the clothes and the fads,” Peter concluded, “it’s a whole way of think- ing. Style doesn’t fade or disappear, it devel- ops and matures.” 6 • Opening
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