Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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QM T We The Next Time l Fall, please Stand by Me. We'll Run DMC to an ASU game and stop in at Burger King. After that we'll read the Marcos Poll to see what's hot and what's not: Actor: Bruce Willis Tom Cruise Bill Cosby Actress: Cybil Shepherd Molly Ringwald Heather Locklear T.V. Show: Moonlighting The Cosby Show Alf Movie: Top Gun Stand by Me Aliens GroupfSinger: Run DMC REM Smiths Song: The Next Time I Fall Stand by Me You Be lll'n Radio Station: KZZP KUPD KEYX Teacher: Rollins College Football Team: ASU UCLA Nebraska Fast Food Restaurant: Burger King McDonald's Taco Bell Top: Michelle Edens shows off her ASU spirit by wearing one of the ever-popular Sundevil sweat- shirts. Left: Disk jockey Mike Elliot looks over the KZZD newsletter. Student Life 41

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N , K v, 1. 1 ttt 7 9 2 f f Top left: Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis star in the hit movie, Top Gun. Top right: Dawn Zabinski, Denise Wilson, and Tiffany Witters are just a few of the many Padres who spend their lunch hour at Burger King. Above: Mr. Rollins, voted favorite 40 ' Student Life H W ,, aw 2 W ? , W sa ,,.,. x teacher at Marcos, takes time out to play with the class's pet gerbil. Right: Favorite actor, Bruce Wil- lis, and favorite actress, Cybil Shepherd, star in their hit T,V. show, Moonlighting.

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ill Fashions took a blast from the past for 1987 as the 1950's 60's and 80's were all mixed together in one crazy swirl of style and color. The 1950's flair for hair was reflected by ponytails and buzz cuts. Holding on for another year was the now-classic bob, but it was updated as longer and straighter. For the guys, mohawks were out, but there was no shortage of peroxide-splashed bangs, sometimes long enough to cover the eyes. Girls' styles were flavored with modern innovations such as crimping or playful bows and headbands. Mousses, gels and lotions created the extreme effects most students strived for on special occasions. Gold and silver earrings were a popu- lar accessory for guys, as well as girls. They ranged from dangly hoops, as seen in the psychadelic sixties, to a sim- ple post worn by trendy guys. Also from the sixties, turtlenecks made the scene, But combined with leggings, shoulder pads, and a Swatch Watch, the look was strictly eighties. Brand names fading fast were lzod, O.P., and Ralph Lauren, replaced by popular brand names including For- enza, Espirit, Guess, Union Bay, Gen- nerraf and of course, the suddenly vogue Corona T-Shirts. Along with the fitness boom came Reeboks and rugby styles for both genders, as well as biker caps and skater gear. The bottom line for the 1987 fashion was a creative freedom to choose from styles of three distinctive eras. Above left: Heather Cassidy wears the popular turtleneck that is stylish year 'roundg Above right: Erin Smith and Kristi Karpinski, sophomores, hap- pily model their attire during lunch, Right: Skate- boarding gear has become a popular style, as well as a sport among students. 42 Student Life