Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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SIT, GO, HEEL! Tim Bluhm talking with man's best friend. CAMPING OUT. Chadwick students often go camping on the weekends, as Heather Puttnam shows. GETTIN' READY. Putting those finishing touches on the makeup. Tina Marquis and Ka- ren Schwindt ready to go out and paaarty! SPEEDING ALONG. Cruising the Chris Fox style. What Is There To Do?

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I-Iavnn A Blast On The Weekends Is There Any Time For Studying On The Weekends? Friday night has come and school is as important as the impact of goldfish waste on the ocean's polu- tion level. Now is a time to put your all into having a good time. So, what do you do, and where? An informal survey re- vealed that the number one goal of upper schoolers is to party. Oth- er people dine out at res- taurants, or another popu- lar answer - anything, as long as it is with friends. Then, there are those who go cruising, or just kick back for a little RSLR. The theory of school be- ing a zillion miles away was shattered when at least 6075 of the students said that their prime Weekend activity is put- ting their noses to the grindstone and studying. lg'-vw.- ,Q 'QS 10 Weekends DININ' OUT. Dinner out at a burger joint. KICKIN' BACK. Jason Mok spends his time with good reading materials on the weekends. FOOTBALL FUN. The joys of going to a weekend foot- ball game, once the game is over. GROOMING TIME. Another popular weekend activity, riding and grooming a horse as shown by Kristin Lauck.

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You've Got That Look ...fi 1-tx I5Eif?1'i H-fm..ul he 1i,gji5:.g 'iq ff:-1 5 oo if Qaoof A A swag' ,ffm HATS OFF! A very fashionable hat which appeared on Hat Day. THE DENIM LOOK. The standard jacket found in many Chad- wick closets. OUCH! Foot stomping excitement over those new shoes. SEEING SPOTS. The front and back views on the ever popular tie dyed shirt. 12 Fashion Strange swirls, purple blotches, fish ties. The Upopulari' clothes that make a state- ment about someone. Actually, there were quite a few cloths that typify 1988. Tie dyed shirts were among the most popular tops. Often the shirts were in rainbow hues of color that easily caught the onlookeris eye. Denim was in, taking form in the new look of acid washed pants. The standard blue jean was worn as the base of many an outfit. It still is the classic American, and Chadwickian, piece of clothing. Continuing its appeal, the blue jean jacket was worn on both cold and warm days to fight the cold, or to add to an outfit.