Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Right, Columbine Hills Swim Club provides entertainment for all. Q Cherie Dunn, Kim Allio, and Howard Vaillancourt enjoy tasty pizza at the Pizza Inn. QQ W Dave Schenderlein and Ioe Aldrige anxiously await submarine sandwiches. Right, Snow covered ground in Deer Creek Canyon shows the coming of winter.

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gone lomorrow of . Above. hair length has become shorter for girls and boys. Top, Sherri Pruit models a CHS original. xii IX X il., - yvix E 7, 'z Styles and fashions come and go in cycles. The 50's gave long dresses and skirts, sweaters, scarves, saddle shoes and slicked-back hair. In the 6O's, people wore boots, mini-skirts, leather jackets and bright colors. Now, in the '7O's, styles have gone back to long dresses, soft pastel colors, scarves and short hair. The new styles are platform shoes and wild-colored socks. The style has becorne more formal: people tend to dress up for occasions. Who knows how people will dress in the future: we can only wait and see . leans always seem to be in style.

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Where 1+ was happenin ,1 ' , Above, Pizza Inn--the new hangout! Columbine students spent much of their spare time in a number of places commonly known as hang outs. Fun-loving kids inhabited places such as Farrells, Shakey's and Pizza Inn after exciting athletic events. Joyce's, Pat's Twist-O-Cream and Baskin- Robbins were always packed during the lunch hour, while friends gathered any time of the day in the smoking lounge or cafeteria. Some of the population of Columbine spent their night life at familiar hang-outs such as Funway- Freeway, drive-ins, and even Deer Creek Canyon. Bottom Left. Lunch becomes the busiest Pan of a student's life. Students resort to Snack Bar area in effort to avoid crowded cafeteria. Janet Dietz, Cindy Hagge, and Chris Schomper decide on chocolate, vanilla or maybe strawberry?