Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

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alk of Life We did the walk, did the walk of life. A new gym was being built, and a new superintendent had arrived. JV teams finished two undefeated seasons and a Varsity team brought home a long-absent trophy. P.A.S.S. helped raise school spirit to new heights and the introduction of S.A.D.D. into the school system made students aware of issues surrounding them. Organizations such as N.H.S., Student Council, Varsity Club, FFA, FHA, and German Club kept students active and busy. But more than activities and sports was the day-to-day life of H.H.S. students. Notes passed between classes, excuses for homework that wasn’t finished, posters for an upcoming dance, giggles of laughter and tears of sadness were seen daily as Homer students walked through life. Walking the Wrong Way It’s 2:45 and you want to go up while everybody else is pushing to get down the stairs. It’s lunch hour and you’re trying to get to your locker while the rest of the student body is •on their way to the cafeteria. Going against the grain of the crowd can be rough, especially when you’re in a hurry to get where you’re going, but going against the crowd can work to your advantage. Walking the wrong way means you’re going someplace different than everybody else. Going a different way means you can listen to your music, dress your way, do your hair your own way and think your own thoughts. Walking against the crowd isn’t necessarily walking the wrong way. It is walking your own way. Walking the wrong way may be right for you, but it sure makes it difficult to get into your next class when everybody else is exiting the room. WALK OF LIFE DIVISION 5

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Strut Your Style INS OUTS INS OUTS FOOD FADS Cooking Blackened food “New Coke Dr. Pepper Crazing Chinese and Tex-Mex Celebrity owned restaurant Supermarket discos SOCIAL GRACES More' Cigars An inexpensive night out Merit raise Three-hour lunches Psychoanalysis POLITICS A candidate moral character Pressing issues of the day Corby and Kaiaa Chuck and Di Hunger at home Hunger in the Third World Any Democratic candidate whose name you The Seven Dwarf recognize Cary Hart Hart FASHION AND BEAUTY Take out meal Cnlled food Coca Cola Class c Ml Dew Ethnic brunches Native regional cuisine Women Chefs Dinner and dancing club l m No smoking sections $7 movie tickets Warm handshake and sincere thanks Brown hagging Self help book Crop tops and crop pants Acid washed clothe Double and triple aock Keebok . Nike Canvas tennie Pur coats Fashion choices The dress Minis The real stuff CP Shade Salt N Peppa Whitney Houston Stryper 94.9 KM and 103.3 KM Flowered jeans Fluorescent color •Tube aock Kangaroos Moccasin Down coats that take up two seal when you sit down Fashion dictum The dressed for-soeceas suit Maxi Baubles Benetton MUSIC Bruce Springsteen Bon Jovi Rap music 106 FM SlJKNG TERMS “Awesome” “Outrageous” “Like CONSUMER TRENDS Talking Pee Wee Herman doll Master of the Universe dolls Man “Bad (meaning good ) “Cool Hyundai Auto beauty parlors Computer music software Kight millimeter camcorders Traditional aoft drinks Movies about big business Movies about babies Volkswagen Repair garages Electronic keyboard instrument Miniature Instamatic cameras “Juice added” soft drinks THE MOVIES Movies about Vietnam Movie about teenager TELEVISION The C’oaby Show Amen In Ken Wahl, star of Wiaeguy I Johnson, of Miami Vice Realistic family drama Nighttime soaps The yuppie favorite, thirty ©roelhing The yuppie favorite. St. Klsewhere Weekly aeries and mideeason replacements Miniseries, made-for TV movies Drainedles (drama-comedies) Sitcoms Contemporary works Penod pieces Shows with a gritty look Slick. MTV style show. Jeopardy Wheel of Fortune STARGAZING Michael Jackson (and his American Tour) the Beastie Boy (just a lot of noise) Kirstie Alley ((’beer star is young and Joan Collin (Dynasty star is tacky, classy) tacky) Mark Harmon (with two major film in the Tom Selleck. Ted Danson and Steve works) Michael Douglas Comic Jay l eno Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward Commoners (no flash, no dash — just substance) Brunettes Patrick Swayze (Dirty Dancing) Lisa Bonet (A Different World) Guttenberg (Three Men ... and a Baby) Richard Gere Joan Rivers Madonna and Sean Penn Princess Di and Fergie (enough with the royal silliness) Fawn Hall. Donna Rice and Jessica Hahn (they're beginning to look alike, anyway) Tom Cruise Madonna THEME PAGE 7