Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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anging out at school The sun has barely when the concrete patio students could be seen stretched out in comfort. liberal arts wing constantly attracted clusters of o pinked over the horizon - The study area glassed-in in front of the known as the smoking area is alive with early arrivals clustered together in the early morning chill. Hangouts that draw students with common interests are scattered throughout the building. The locker area across from the Main Gym was unofficially known as jock hall and was populated with gals in cheerleader uniforms and guys in letter jackets. It's a natural gathering place because our locker assignments are here, said Ginger Peterson. Two old couches and one overstuffed chair in the forensics lounge must have been the most comfortable hideaway. Although a sign warns, Sit on couch Ido not lie downl, occasionally Even teachers seek a hideaway during the day. Mr. Dave Balstad takes a nap during 6th hour in the nurselsr omce. Hidea ways oo uld be private nooks for naptime. students all during the day. In the hours before and after school, the study carrels were filled with those completing last minute homework assign- ments. I liked doing m workhin that area because it was more coxnflhrtablef' said student aide Debbie Casal. The keyhole, the carpeted triangles, the band rooms, the bench along the little theater were all territories that attracted clusters of students looking to hang out. Lea Lee, Lisa Luers, and jennifer Hartley take a munch break in front of their lockers. The newly purchased Apple Ile's attract hackers Steve McDaniels and Curtis Bloom to the IMC Hangouts 13

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ads, fancies, fun Every morning thousands of high school students across the nation ponder the question, What do I wear today? As fashion trends constantly change, trying to find THE outfit for school could be perplexing. A close-up look at Skyline's student body revealed that an each-to-his-own attitude towards fashion largely prevailed. The last vestiges of the Preppie look was updated with Madras plaid, knee socks, Burmuda shorts, and oxfords. Rock stars like Madonna were imitated with black, layered clothing, fingerless gloves, fishnet fabrics, and flat heels. Cindy Lauper, however, set the color scheme with flashy hues, even flourescent tones, anklets, and high heels. These looks that had once been considered far out became acceptable with exposure on MTV's rock videos. A look that was considered too wild to wear to school two years ago is in today. To be a trend setter almost required one to wig-out. Hairstyles were still shortifor both male and Punk has been re- placed by New Wave. female. Guys were wearin more colorsg even pink was acceptable. Iazz shoes replaced tennis shoes and anything with stripes was Hin. Go in and raid your Dad's closet to update your wardrobe, commented Mary Soukup. Purses are filled with fashion necessities, sometimes even a spare pair of shoes. Andy Quintana adheres to a heavy metal dress code dictated by Motley Criie in front of his party locker. Dan Gomez and Allyson Marshall model current fashions appropriate for the classroom. 1 enjoy shopping for clothes, says Dan. 14 Feds