Clearwater Central Catholic High School - Praedator Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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New Do Foaming bottles of mousse, gal- lons of hair spray, and endless hours positioned in front of the mir- ror, mark the daily ritual students perform to create that unique hair style atop their heads. A variety of trends have been seen from the football team's crew- cuts to thebasketball team's flat- tops. Not only did the sports teams originate new popular styles, but many students alone were daring and dazzling enough to shape their precious locks into notable fashion statements. The Top Gun look became favored among the guys, while most girls chose the bob style with a tight penn attached. The amount of money spent on hair products alone represents the pride that Centralites take in their appearance. Buying sculpturing gels every week gets expensive, says junior Tracey Sturm, who en- joys experimenting with modem wild 'idos . Yet there are others who naturally style their tresses such as Tracy Maulorico, who doesn't use any harsh styling tools. She simply blow dries her hair up- side dovm giving it height and full- ness. Another added expense, aside from her body boosters and protein builders, are the accenting accessories that twist, tie, clamp, and snap hair into place. Among the fashion clips are brightly col- ored bows and new banana clips that donate dimension to the ordi- nary ponytail. The many hours that are devoted by all students to the washing, dry- ing, curling, and styling of their hair are worth the effort to avoid being caught in a hairy situation. 225 53 if z

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: V 5 ft 5 . Q T . . l, - --- . . That S My Style The stage was set. The players were tensed and anxious. They had been ready for several weeks. One by one they appeared, the latest arrival more ex- cited than the rest. This is the first day back to school for Central students. Ap- pearing in knockout clothes - fresh outstanding shapes and softer textures, C.C.C. students display their creativity. The hottest items during 1986-87 include bows, kha- ki cloth, gold shoes, silver belts, and the return of full- length skirts. Each unique style is a mosaic of colors either bold or pastel. Subtle shades of baby blue and pale pink accented with bursts of yellow and purple can be found. Silver is the latest l'find . It can be seen on belts, earrings, watches, 224 shirts, and even shoes. The combination of silver and turquoise invokes a feeling of western - from the harsh dusty plains where boots are wom to the city slicker in faded jeans and a beaten denim jacket. One of the most versatile items to appear on the fash- ion scene are denim mini- skirts. They can be wom from a basketball game to a spirited dance. Many looks and colors swarmed the halls of Cen- tral. Ranging from argyles and loafers to trenchcoats and bowling shoes, Central students find individuality even with a uniform. Even though students are re- stricted to a point, their true colors shine through. a

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Life's A Beach It's 980 and the tanning index is a 10 on a scale of 10. Get on those bath- ing suits and get on dovm to the beach, but be careful. Don't get too bumed now. The beach is one of the in places to go for Central students during the day, as well as at night. On the beach, we can meet friends and catch a tan. The Gulf of Mexico offers a quick re- fresher to beat the heat of Florida's sun. ln the water, students are known to surf, to body surf, or to just swim. Parasailing also offers an exciting al- temative to sizzling in the blazing sun. A variety of fashion and color is seen on the beach as well, ranging from one piece and two piece bathing suits for girls and long Bermuda shorts for guys. Central students frequently go to the beach at night to 'ihang out with friends. Overall, Florida's West Coast acts as a haven for students who want to go out and have a good time. . , .f Q . W , ' - Mfg V , 'gf , .T .. r- it ' .,, , r ,- ' ,M ' ' A fr: - ' ' My ' ',,,f,,,- , . ., f f '- - ,,.. gr, -'r' ' 5 if Q , . 4 kkgy A W M2 Vr,, W W MM, Q L- ' W Wqplrw ' 3 ' I, - W. V Q H , 1 V ',,, ,,,,,,,, ' l l a , f r 4 f amiga, ' in ' , 4 4 ,V . .. sw, y M , g its 'gy ,L 4 f ,mgqzaae 5' V K ig gif 5 f. W N :fr y ,Q , if-:g r 1 A ' ws 4f N f 1 f ,,,, , ww Wil , ' ,, -. ' 'f , . 1 . ,,..,. -, , , ,, , M -..., ' V-1- -ff, ' A MW .. , f ',,,,,,fxg,g,j f A V A V , ,, 1 . V V 5, nr , M N ,,,, wh 5 .. ,,,.,,,,, , , 1 , f 'Q ' v , , 1 ,,,,, . gi! :sail '