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LOOKING GOOD and I eking forward to a perfeci night out. Terri Sinclair. David Smith, and Meighan James show off the latest prom fashions. TT WASN'T UNUSUAL for the mode:, to want to keep the clothes they modeled in the show. Kim Hobson and Chris Coston felt confi- dent in the clothes they wore. WAITING : r their cur-- led J nes and Cheryl Klima stand arm-in-arm in their active wear. Ready for a day on the courts. TRYING TO CONVEY an air of sophist Tim Timmons said. ‘T loved the suit, so I felt like 1 could go out and strut my stuff. STY, OW
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STytjSrr OLOR ME WITH STYLE Color Me,” was the theme for the Junior Class Style Show, but color me with style was what ran through all the models' minds as they swarmed the stage with smiles and poise. Am I afraid I'll drop my tennis racket during the show? ‘Course not!” said Kenny Langdon. Others, however, weren't as confident of their performance. Whether they admitted it or not, everyone had a case of the pre-show jitters. The Style Show was the type of thing that right before it, I was ready to run away; but afterwards, I wanted to do it again,” said Kim Casey. Even some of the guys felt the tension-and a need to release it. Some friends and I were pretty nervous be- fore the show, so I didn't hesitate for a second to pull off my sweater and play a little basketball,” j said Marty Smuin. Everyone had a different reason for joining the Style Show, but some were a bit more original than others. Well, I decided to emcee the show when I found out there wasn't anything good on T V that night.” said Jeff Jones, one of the M.C.'s. Although the production was total chaos just one night before, with missing lines and un- known outfits, once the curtain went up, everyth- ing fell into place, and there were no major mis- takes. Except the fact that I was really nervous and kept dropping my index cards while the spotlight was on me, everything was great!” said M.C. Lucy Koh. LIFE M.C.’s BRIIAN NEWHOUSE. JEFF JONES AND LUCY KOH are dressed in casual wear while they announce the second hall oi the show to the audience.
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CATALOG JAMMIN' OUT n a Walkman was ono of lh« • best ways (o spend breaks. Michelle Hawley even spent part of lunch with hers.
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