Pine Forest High School - Pifonoca Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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s f N 5.1. .1 ' ew ,Q W . sys , 'str ogg, l-tm'-Y Leanne Shaw, Michelle Walker, Christy Clayton, Angie Bazzarre, Sorini Dyer One day this trippin' dude spaz detlictirig ourjarn sessionf' went to pick up his dingy babe Chill out, Everything's ko' in his fresh new ride. When he got to his dingy babes pad, he forgot to knock on the door and he caught her doing face time with a mega mondo dweeb. 5'You scum queen! How could you sham on me with this squid? l'm a rad dude and this scene is really scandalous! The dweeb replied, Take off eh you hoser' We don't need a sher, dude, dingy babe as- sured. lt's my bad and it's time for the dweeb to boltf So the dweeb split, and the dingy babe and trippin' dude cruised oft into the horizon. SLANG DICTIONARY P.F. EDITIONS C15 BOLT. TAKE OFF - to leave C25 OUTRAGEOUS - great C35 HOSER, MEGA M O N D O D W E E B . SCRUB. DORK - total geek C45 RAD - radical C55 Trippin' - crazy C65 SPAZ - spastic, uncoor- dinates C75 JAMMING - having a good time C85 DINGY - air headed, stu- pid C95 DUDE - guy C105 BABE - girl C125 WORD - thats right C135 KOSHER - ev- erythings alright C145 FRESH - stylish, cool C155 SHAM - something bad C165 MY BAD - my fault C175 DEFLICTED -- messed up C185 DOING FACE TIME - kissing Cl95 SCANDALOUS - terri- ble CQO5 DIMPLE - good looking guy with no brains C2l5 SQUID - whimp C225 SNAGGED - caught C235 Bumrner - bad C115 CHILL, GET A GRIP Y calm down Dressed with style . . . Cynthia Cannata, Kim Champion, Beth Kelly, and Amy Hart model this yearts trends in girls attire. Pausing after school, Dan Harper and Stacia Acker show oft the latest fashions. t Minimag 45

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lt's difficult nowadays to keep up with the latest trend in attire. Men have become more fashion conscious and women are always venturing for fresh new ways to fill their closets. Last year the flashy Madonna look arrived with a spark, But the spark guickly fizzled out when girls decided the more conservative sixty's look would reign. Paisleys speckled everv ything and mini-skirts were back? Wide varieties of pants filled the stores. Stirrup, stretch, and flowered were among the favorites. Oversized Paisley print shirts were worn un- tucked underneath shaker sweaters and various broaches added the finishing touches. Colorful leggings and leather Ciao ankle boots have an extra flair to their outfits. lVfen's clothes reflected their new found awareness of style. Pleated baggies, Capezios, and oversized shirts were their ex- changed for the traditional blue jeans and Oxfords. Designers are continually spitting out their ideas about fashion ins and outs and stu- dents are eagerly accepting them. No one knows what will be considered fashionable next year and every parent is terri- fied to askll

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