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Tommy Tromell soys rhe pesr rhing obour her sophomore yeor is Hmeering oil rhe new people. 5 mei. s g: X . .SN .5 5335 gm X - as HA-K0 Selecrs Winners Cf '88-'84 The Big Chi!! A A senior girl reocrs negorively ro rhe love of o sophomore. Terms of Endeormenr A A morher ond doughrer hove o Iirrle rolls wirh Mr, Howell. Hordog f Fox High discovers o new ropping for pizzo, Agofnsr A!! Odds A Sophomore survives worboll. The Deod Zone - Srory of o lovoole group of friends who spend rheir ofrernoons in rhe smolsing lounge. The Rfghr Sruff A Leffhonder finds life difficulr of Fox High. Uncommon Vo!or A Srudenr survives fhree yeors of school lunches. The Lonely Guy- Srudenr doesn'r hove enough rime ro shower offer PE A!! rhe Righr Moves - lf you wonr ro ger from Fox High ro Doiry Queen you're going fo hove ro molse . . . The Mon wfrh Two Brofns 1 Morls Sievers gefs exrro ropping on his pizzo. Spfosh A Ron Lemons uses rhe whirlpool offer foorooll procrice. Tonk - Srudenr finds unigue solurion ro Fox's porlsing problem. 5royin'A!ive - The horrowing odvenrures of Mr. Hood's chemis- rry clossi ,gi ,3 5 Q sg , v 5 , Regino Goge Kevin Goloydo Korhy Gollogher Lisp Gongloff ' ' Lori Gronsmonn X Guy Gosrreich Sreve Geiger Tim Geimer Dorrhy Gerheouser Gino Gibbor Morls Gierer Robbie Giese Amy Gilmon Jeff Gloeser -1 so 3 f ' 1 f f ,V N4 H f ff ff V 2. gk WW Kerri Glenn Bob Golden Shane Golden Rose Gonzelez Dee-Dee Gorensrien Chorles Grohom Donnie Gross f f V00 Gfffin ' r -' sf Gino Grishom ,- T Chris Gross M , 5 ff in Erin Gross Nancy Groy V 2 1 - H ' 1 s 'gf 3:5 ' Sreve Groy If Morr Guriey , W W ,rr ,,,,, ...,,.,. ., , ,, ,. f , ff W , 4 , ..,,,, Louis Hogene - if -'1.-cf ' ' VVV' Jomes Hohn 'fi .,-fr Jeff Homby Rich Homlyn ' Rhondo Hompron April l-londlong ,yi f ' Milse Honebrinls i ..-5: ,Z f 5-1 rr' . 1 z ' ' f , Sophomores
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A Piercing Lools At Earrings Decorative mutilation is common in many societies. Cer- tain African tribes wear plates in their lips, others use metal The ancient Mayas tied rings to stretch out their neclss. boards to their baby's head to flatten them, while other native South Americans pierced their noses. ln contempo- rary America the most common form of decorative mutila- tion is the pierced ear. Until recently only women participat- ed, but more and more males are joining in the practice. Griginally male homosexuals wore a simple earring to malse clear their preference, The practice spread to bilsers Cmotorcycle enthusiasts? and the contemporary 'lif it's on the right you're gay, on the left you're cool was born. The practice of wearing an earring for men has mush- roomed since the surging popularity of Punls and New Wave music. l'lt loolss good with a bi-level CNew Wave? haircut, says Tammy Combs. Maria Pedretti believes ll they give a guy style and pizzazf' This practice has the same origins as the leather iaclset, painted faces, and safety-pin loolss that are other popular New Wave styles presently. These styles basically express a challenge to traditional styles and values. lllt's basically nihilistic, one University of Dallas researcher claims. Scott l-leigert and Brian Faullener, two eare ringed Fox males, seem to agree. l'At the time l thought it would be different. For many people the practice still has homosexual connotations. lllt's queer! as Joan O'Connor says, Eric Sutton adds, l'lt is an insult to guys. Despite people lilse Dob Meyer who thinls wearing an earring 'lis Ultra Blaze the ear-ringed males are still very much a minority. Lynn Elgin ' Scott Eller Lucinda Elliot ,lll i WA, ,, --for ,. , Keith Emery T . T' Shane Engle f , ' Jim Ehrenreich - Lori Estep 1? M W J .Y C3 Q I J Q 1 if ' iiffj , L, Dwayne Estes Tim Evans Julie Everiti Bill Font Cindy Farrar Liso Faullsner Marry Faulsrich Vickie Feager Ken Fedols Milse Felton Milse Feldhues Dave Fini Cindy Ferguson Milse Fischer ,.-LZ Tom Fischer David Fischer Joyce Fischer Niedra Fischer Kelly Firsimtnen Todd Flomm A - Tim Fleetwood xi Greg Foersrei Marr Forbis , Torga Forester 1 ,iff f Donna Foster ,V:,V i ' iz- I Lance French J -- - Peggy Frirzius 'AA ' WN Tim Freiner fil, J V 'Y 5' 114 Sophomores Milse Sumpter remembers that When my parents found out Cabour earring? , . . boy, did l get in trouble! I 1 1 ' fi:-, M,-, if .,mi,,f ,1f.':f,,f2 ,-'L f f Q 4' ff I fy W, f if W ! aj M Af X 4- Q f f l me 6 ik X ff 0 0 A an if J 4 2 f 1 Q 1 I 3 C will if rl Y K ' f ' , 2 2 ' C f gf -4, A X 9 1 , K fav I 4, Q f J f , f 7 42 y 4 J, ' J , fag t y s f' 1 y J , 1 3
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Dave Hanks Elizabefh Harmon Bob Harmon Tina Hariman Denise Harrhagel Margarer Harringron Randy Harrmann Reid Harrmann Derron Harr Susan Harcher Chris Hayes Gary Hayes Kim Hayes Dave Helferr Eddie Henke Eddie Henson Carhy Herrensrein Debbie Hickman Travis Hirerbrand Joe Hobbs Bon Hoelker Karhy Hollenbeck Darrell Horrsell Chris Hric Kim Huerr Jim Hughes Cliff Huisenga Debbie Hummel Harlen Hunrer John Hurr Mike Hurchison Bob Jackson Bryon James Kay James Teri Janey Mike Jansen Darby Jurboe James Jasinski Roberi Jecklin Jeff Jerger Jeff Jobsr Janice Johnson Tammy Johnson Melanie Joles Becky Joles Jon Joplin Billy Jones Dawn Jones Par Jones Lisa Kammien Sonira Karch Angie Kearing Daneen Kelly Par Kempe Berh Kenney Darla Kenney Sherri Kessler Angie Kincaid Sherry Kessler Chris Kingsbury John Kirkly Gloria Kley Eddie Kline Tommy Kneff Mike Knighr Don Koehler Kim Kohls Jody Korre Tim Kos Larry Kramer Rich Kraemer Willie Kroemen Connie Kraus Greg Kraus Marr Konz Leah Lampe Sreve Landers 116 Sophomores J J f 6 , ' A ff I ' 7 i I J, 4 Ni, mg! 'L 'kiyiff J , 5 K' F ,L . V4 fy V721 . 4 K if 0 , fl' 2, 'K my f ' ,J 4 0 -4 7 1 ff .-A I fy 1, iv if yf fs r W! 4 W , , , 'G , 'A 4 2 l ' 'iii 4 if aff! av 7 f . ww ff Mfs f We WA? fjfb ff ,r 4 Af Q ff J, 1 Q, , ayfbf ff 7 1 Z 7 -ff ue' W fm, 4 Q J 44 af W 4 424 p i rr ' ' fl f iw:- av -, 'in' i. , i l 4 l 5 '53 l Q 2 ,. , W,.,w, W . A ,zy 2 1 735375 , J ,J if 5 J f , 1 f ,, C. f ii , 4 it , L .1 W ' 1 A , I i ,ii,i i r N ,,,,, ' .V ,,,, , s,,s, 2? , A fl' gf M ' V' 5x 5 13: 3 VA..,,i.., . fi J. J i . ' v ,45 12? ,,,f Ji, w ,' 'VA 2 MZ, 4' , W! 4 iff. ' fm if , J Q 2 A! r ' , f 4, ,, i Xb . , rn J 'r'!sr 2fsac Z?i., ' , .. , i s L Za , rr Q ' ' I ' . f . , - ,
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