Cave Spring High School - Accolade Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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28 0- Spring Break Party time This drop-waisted white dress, which Lena Donatelli models, is advertised by Wendy Pilcher as a comfortable dressy outfit perfect for a party. The clothes worn in the show were from local boutiques. U5 and over 2 Att tholors are You fashion show downtown, Sabra Lucas receives a subtle makeover through make-up and a hair cut. Nancy from Nancgfs is trimming Sabrahs hair in order to show the audience how a little styling can make a difference. Romance in the air A restless member of Ms. Edde Bays third period class busies himself by constructing this ul love you'0 mes- sage out of hole punches. Toni Moore Strikin figure Aubrey l-gwes cuts a sharp fi ure as he models a jeans ensemble. ehind him, Sharon Lamben, Kelley Kirken- dall, and Elizabeth Thompson also show off the latest fashions. 00'0'0.0'0 0'0'0... . 0 ' 0.. 0000000 5,.m 00 -....0 0- .0.0.0. .000 0.00.00 0 0.0 Waxv mnnw ..-.. E 8 2 0E o I-

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Jennifer Allen Topging it off Grass oots was a favorite spot for' buy ing outsof-the-ordinary clothes for women as well as men. Todd Pruner tries out one of the store's hats He is assisted by Sadie Heidish, who is em- ployed by Grass Roots and who wears a hinged scarf, another popular look of the year, V :1 s. ; gx The Red Baron strikes again Aviatorjacket, a widespread fad of this year, came in several variating styles; however. this one. worn by Carmen Smyth, is an authentic bomber jacket , from World War II. lenmfer Allen A what kind 0g clip? Melissa Beck wears er hair back in a banana clip, so called because of its curved shape, Large bows were another commonlyrused hair access sory. Ride yem cow irl Heather Newellhs ringed boots are only one example of the different styles of boots, Many other boots Haunted metal studs and rhinestones as well. Fashion s 27 Jennifer Allen Jennifer Allen

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by 0:61.; :Q.:.:.: 9.?.'.2. 6.0.0.0... . www.mmmmyaaau I u . Tom Moore struck. Springtime offered the perfect time for all kinds of money making ventures. The French Club held a fashion show which involved models, stagehands, and spectators. For $4, any student could watch girls and guys alike model the latest fashions about town. The Key Clubis Rock-a- thon raised money for the Muscular Dystrophy Associa- tion. Each rocker asked for sponsors to pledge money for each hour rocked. The band chose the more traditional car wash for their fundraiser. They, too, relied on sponsors because they washed the cars at no charge. Disaster, in the from of a flood almost struck Roanoke again. A week of rain preceded Easter and filled teachers and students with dread. Fortu- nately, the rain stopped and with the exception of a few flooded roads the Roanoke area wasnTt affected. Smith g Mt. Lake did reach an all time i high 799.95 feet because of 3 the rain. flurry of activity, including f nd raiserst and trips, engulfed rly everyone as spring fever It seemed everyone wanted to get away, perhaps because of the dismal weather; and groups of people left Roa- noke, some even going over- seas. The Spanish Club trav- eled to Spain during Spring break. Canada, a little closer to home, was the site French students chose to visit. In Quebec, they brushed upon their French, as well as visited the city by tour bus. Not to be left out, the Key Club spent a weekend at the State Key Club Convention at Virginia Beach. Toni Moore everish pace Meanwhile, those who remained at home spent their spring break just hanging out. Bowling at Lee Hi Lanes proved to be a popular way to spend an evening. On some nights every other lane seemed to be occupied by students. The mall, especially Time- Out, was one place to spend an afternoon and a few quar- ters. Even the continuous Apn'l showers couldn,t dampen the spirit which came with spring time. Tracey Krupski Sparkling clean When five and members work on one car, it only takes a few minutes to get the vehicle spotless. Mark Under- wood, Laura Svec, Julie Pickle, Steve Salmon, and Pam Walker work together to clean this car in record time Toni Moore Rock ,round the clock The Key Club raised $1000 for Muscular Dystrophy by soliciting pledges for each hour rocked from sponsors. Ashley Ratliff, Sally McKinney, Barbara Bowman, Betsy Willcox, Jack Wimmer and Kara Mathis listen to music 5 they rock. Spring Break e 29