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,affix .1 Student's personalities were reflected by their cars. Proud to show off their flashy wheels were fl-rl Marc Garcia, Cathy Copple, Eric Peterson, Lisa Davis, Ken Payne, Tanya Rosenbluth, Ward Baker, julie Dokendorf, and Kristy Edwards. 12 ' Student Life
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ef -r inabi- SL: Top: Paul Oberhaus, Bryan Hartman, and Steve Bruner, all Varsity football players, display their spirit during football season by shaving the side of their heads. Above: Eckart Pape, Steve Quintero, and Berta Quintero casually recall the day's events. Left: Iunior Bruce Binkley gives a friendly hello to freshman lodee Zeiger. Student Life 0 11
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mil alll Although the feeling on campus this year was We All Belong, it was obvious to those who observed student fashion that individuality was the most impor- tant factor in determining what stu- dents wore. Students' personalities de- termined their preferences, mixing and matching current fashion trends, creat- ing unique styles of clothing, and even played a part in students! choice of automobile. Clothing styles ranged from the con- servative to the wild and daring. From backpacks to bookbags, sneakers to pumps, the ways things were worn had a direct relationship to a person's char- acter. For every person, there was a dif- ferent and unique style which mirrored the personality. The student parking lot contained a wide variety of vehicles. From broken- down models to the more expensive Mercedes 360 S.L., students were bent on finding a set of wheels to get them around. Whether self-paid or parent- funded, many managed to get a car. Campus styles demonstrated the di- versified personal statements students chose to make. Although students may have had less of a choice of automobile, the various cars nevertheless added to the diversity of styles and color that converged on the Marcos de Niza cam- pus. Top right: A backpack and sunglasses complete Michelle Hillman's sporty style. Top left: Biker hats, popular among students, was a trademark with Bobby Pfautz. Left: Phil Dixon, jason Mullis and Willy Lira model their style between classes on game day. Student Life 13
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