Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Preparing for rain, Scott Hooper (12) and Steve Thomas (12) cover the Spanish club float while other club members pose for the camera. [Photo by Mrs. Kay Snapp] At the lake of the Ozarks. Barbara Heft (11) enjoys a summer weekend driving her boat. [Photo by Mrs. Ginger Heft] Participating in punk rock day, Kerry Sartory (10) punks out in the cafeteria. [Photo by Kevin Donahue]) At the punk rock dance, Brian Rex (12) and Sherry Foster (10) show the latest punk fashions. [Photo by Amy Averill] v Student Life 13

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(continued from page 10) from the guys, many of whom pierced their left ear and wore a small hoop or stud. Although an interesting fad, it wasn’t necessarily “hot” or “in”. But if you felt brave, or defiant, or just wanted something different, it wouldn’t count against you. In other jewelry, lots of gold chains and charms were popular with the girls but not with the guys, who left their chains at home with their disco shirts. Gold beads and pearls, (not together, however) also looked great with conservative clothes, while large costume jewelry complemented new wave styles. The big, new, hot way to dress in 1982-83 was with coordination. Everyone seemed to place great importance on having everything match, and T-shirts and tennis shoes dwindled in their popularity as fashion statements. Outfits such as tuxedo shirts with bow ties and cummerbund pants, prairie blouses and skirts, and mini outfits in wild prints and colors appeared frequently on Center girls. Beth Bailey (12) loved the ruffled prairie look and found it “very feminine,” but sweatsuits still remained popular, too. However, many students said they liked to dress up more for school than they did in the past. Guys preferred wide wale corduroys with oxford shirts and argyle or Shetland sweater. Khaki and grey flannel pants also remained big. “I like traditional clothing,” said David Lowenthal (12) because it fits well in any situation.” (continued on page 15) Blue paint wasn’t limited to the Junior Varsity float as Clint Slusher (11) and Lea Ann Totty (11) have a paint fight. [Photo by Jim Flack) 12 Design by Jane Mandabach Poli-Sci awaits train, after touring Jefferson City. [Photo by Sammy Schanker] Battling for first, John Lambert (12) number 351 races his brother, Jack Lambert number 243 in a motocross race. [Photo by Bill Lambert] Shana Cunneen (11) and Angela Pierce (12) prepare to sail in the Caribbean. [Photo by Sharion Brumbelon]

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Showing off their miniskirts, Erin Laney (11) and Ellen Bartimus (11) get ready for punk rock day during Spirit Week. [Photo by Mrs. Brenda Laney] Shopping in Macy’s, John Erickson (9) matches the colors in the jacket to his pants. [Photo by Cindi Berger] 14 Design by Tina Erickson