Bellevue West High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

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ir y flwgg 'A Bellevue West IVlen Again Prove They're w Studs ff as life ' MH! l 'ffw Ch ,L ff it Top left, Craig Moraski and Mike Sissel show off their version of King of the Mountain with their Brian Bosworth cuts. Above, Melvin Langford shows his suave and sophisticated look. Left, Steve Rikkers gives his I boy next door pose while pretending to be wrapped up in a good book. Milan, Paris, New York?!? No, Bellevue West! Yes, fashion fans, Bellevue West has all this and more. This year, as always, West has shown everyone that we are the best dressed school around. The look still dominating fashion this year is the one and only preppy look, followed closely by the classic and casual styles. The new wave style came on strong this year giving way to the new punk hairstyles and a variety of exciting hair colors. Many West students said that they wanted to look good, but feel comfortable. West guys said they preferred brands like U-men, Bugle Boy, Union Bay and the ever popular Levi's 501's. Most guys at West commented that men's clothes are not only making them look good, they're also helping them feel good!

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West Women how Their Style ellevue West women certainly know style. They are best essed from just plain old sweats to a knock-em dead skirt or ants. What's so interesting is that there are so many styles and r many girls, and they all look good in their individual designs. ass distinction has nothing to do with it. Face it, guys, West omen have style and they wear it well! And there's nobody that rows more about class than Bellevue, West. afari, Safari, Safari . . . do you hear a lion's ROAR? The newest aze to hit West are jungle shirts and jewelry. People went wild iis year. Clockwise from right: Debbie Louis models the latest aze-safari shirts. Jeanne Ruane, dressed in black and white, iows the two popular colors of this season. Ashley Hood looks mol and casual in the sweats look. Dressed to conquer the Jsiness world, Stephanie Cook models the perfect business suit. 'ina Mahr shows her wild side. ss .- fs: 3 - it Q ..tt A im' 3 , Q A K if . st .sift . st ,awe w. ii 'M

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Guys' Poses Shovv Personality Plus ix. 4 s f L. Top left, Jonathan Robinson says, I GOT THE LOOK! Top right, Erick Jackson gives his impression of the punk look. Middle, Tim Beniriato is just being his :asual self. Above, Gary Chism poses his GO look complete with GO. ls that :ar his? Flight, Myke Wernik gives his artist's rendition of the preppy look.