Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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'e, FMS students were al ow off their new jam those wacky, tropica I. colorful, long-li were worn to school f rst time. Students at some new swea ns such as swea and oversized sw name a few. Des oming more at 11i c jiid colors brighter.' Sus-pendens also proved to In t of the fashion t r imple, the cas was fa shirt o shirts, tops wi were so new styl lar this y Even the year. hoosier Indiana, w like Croc Gun, Karat of Money v ' HERO” st and the he were Tom C d jeans and overalls and right colo socks ov e of the Shoes w r, mainly es we look weat-annel high-jeans eryday e popu-eeboks. Hot this filmed it over le Di Kid I re al: e m iis Central g. Others dee. Top and Color Hot. The ies were in d heroines Hi Sheedy, Rob Lowe, Emilio Esteves, and Demi Mfcref. In the T.V. section comedy was King. The CosbyjB ow, AI f, ' Family Ties lighting'' wen biggest. and Moon-some of the Shoes, Shoes. Shoes. Tammi Mounts looked bewildered as she surveyed the wide variety of fashionable footwear available. French fashion came to Frankfort in the form of exchange student, Florence Blanchier. bandanas and wild hair were part of the look. Ready for school. Mark Ransom, Cathcc Stoops. Jason Brock, Amber Stiller and Steve Cunningham show the usual look for 1986-87. 12 what’s hot

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Mark Butler and Jeff Herndon made yet another customer happy- Bob Humphrey smiled and said Thank you, come again.'' Working at the concession stand. Jeff Herndon rested while waiting for customers during a basketball game. Angie Oppelt and Scott McQueen seemed to enjoy their job at the FHS concession stand. working students 11 Sally Dirbas worked hard fixing the Wendy's salad bar. Tammi Mounts glanced over her shoulder while ringing up an order at Wendy's. Work! Get up early! W weekends! Those ds commonly heard •enagers when parents med getting a job. enagers were annoj t thought of getting ile some students ui iningly took that extn worked after schi the weekends. m Kin ; :nts not only had to contend with. also bility ’ entei range mone} Some ad the added f a job. The re g the job from extra to saving tudents enj ause of the met, til-made, gained, pace th Sheets enjoyed new frien he expert and the t they ponsi-ons lor arket ending college, ed work-pie they they ce they hange of t was offer i Ti n is ■as one st is job. M Dr. Milan for the money. O' some stud money to buy fashio the other age access hard to beli fun, let alon anything wa and sai njoyme the nts dent that worked for he worked t not the ther hand, rked for the jj Hfr cars or to ■hes and all | KSsary tecn-It was often job could be a plot Time, but possible if you looked for just the right job and then made the best of the experience.

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Long hair was shown off to an advantage with Banana c lips. I he long, narrow items also looked nice with curly perms and short hair. Madonna Jacobs modeled the look. All tied up, Jennifer Dahmen was in with her hair all tied up with ribbons, harrow and wide hows were used with this style. Short hair and Oat tops returned with a flair. Some students opted for the shaved look, but most, like Josh Bartley, decided short was the way togo. hairstyles were as varied as the people wearing them. Long, short, shaved, curly, straight, it didn't matter anymore. The more wacky the look the better and guys discovered that mousse and hair spray were pretty convenient and made styles more easy to deal with. Banana clips and Chris sual li sweaU braryJ and J -a Wood. Marcy Rezendez. r ie. Michelle Cast. Angie Op| jnica Bradley Bret Myers .nnifer Dahmen show the Jiriety of popular sweatshirts. bows were also fads that hit FSH. The first concert that should come to mind as 'Hot'' is Bon Jovi. Marc Shoemaker said, I thought it was the hottest concert around, and many students agreed. Music was definitely a ijpt item. Bon Jovi certainl but Genesi Bruce Sprini net Jacksoi hind. The and Bans, again. WhafljH be true. ood dies. Sa ings led the list, Cinderella, in, and Ja-ren't far beys, Boston, re noticed say must usic never at were in vogue were '■iat's the ticket. ;When the going gets tougl, the tAigh go fi shin . Oh, K)k cool dude, and most important number 36 is true. What si hot? Jusi about whatever you de de to wear or do. f.vcryono could feel comfortable doing his, bvw hing. I f’uttinc on the RiLz. Amar y Klraby. Kurt Pry. I l i-n Tana Mill and Mlki I n.;. t modr - l the Migh lashloi look | Tegarden .showed oft t and the hot feshi irts. She lounged In t her hand-sewn heart , d jeans. Coke is Itl Mark Butler sported he many designs Coke mo i liable. Coke clothing was ct able and fun to weni. what s hot 13