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Deck it out; Fad day ’84 “Hi, Kathy. How are you?” “Fine. How are you, Linda?” “Pm terrific. What are you do- ing?” “I was just looking at my calen- dar; are you going to the dance on Saturday?” “You bet! I’m looking forward to seeing all those guys in their para- chute pants, leather pants and ties, tuxedo shirts, and maybe someone will have on just one leather glove.” “I hope someone has on a double- breasted suit with those pointed Eu- ropean shoes. What are you going to wear?” “Oh, I don’t know. Maybe I’ll wear a flashdance sweat shirt with my crop pants, or maybe I’ll wear my leather pants with a zipper shirt. Do you think I should wear my flat shoes, or my colorful pumps?” “I think I’ll wear my jumpsuit with some colorful earrings and, of course, a terrific hat.” “This year has been so exciting with all of the great fads!” “I know; I love it ... I can’t wait until next year.” 1983-84 Lunch is a welcome break in the busy day for seniors Shannon Young and Greg Kostin. Choosing a definite style is never easy, but for Zina Kozak, the choice is obvious.
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Red, gray, black-leather pants and ties, are just some of the hottest new fashion ideas demonstrated here by Laura Harden and Monika Daniluk. Senior class unity: Tracy Moore, Musette Caing, Ann Gapa, Julie Tricia Salisbury, and Jim Fisher. McGarvey, and Karen Kurcz. 14
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Sadies king hopeful Jim Fitzsimmons with es- cort Julie Whalen, take a step closer to fulfilling the dream of reigning. Sadies ’84: magical evening The magic started with a nervous gig- gle and a simple question. “Johnathon, will you go to the Sadie Hawkins dance with me?” A look of surprise crossed Johnathon’s face, followed by an enthusi- astic nod. This year’s Sadie Hawkins dance was sophomore sponsored. The theme they chose was ‘‘a magical evening in a land of make-believe”. Of course, they upheld the tradition of girl asks boy. The sopho- mores also decided to have a Sadies King and court. The results were as follows: Senior court members: Jim Fitzsimmons (king) Dave Man- kowski Junior court members: Bob Guterrez Sean LaFountaine Soph court members: Craig Poplar Sean McCausland Frosh court members: Joe McGinnis Tom Ozog Sadies King, Dave Mankowski, and his date Kim Ward reign over “the land of make-believe. Sadies provides a time for laughter as shown by Cheryl Stechschulte, Lisa Watson and escorts. 16
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