Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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Third Stage in @ it©® itsod 1. Huey Lewis O'The News Stuck With Vou 2. Peter Cetera Glory of Loue 3. Madonna Live to Tell 4. Steue Winwood Higher Loue 5. Madonna Papa Don't Preach 6. Udhitney Houston Greatest Loue of Hll 7. Whitney Houston Houj Will I Know 8. Heart These Dreams 9. Mr. Mister Kyrle 10. Boston Hmanda V1 2 Opening Ms «% jlml Ssdit ’you. cant dress neat 'til ya spend alotta money - not necessarily true in 1986-87. Indeed, there were those who spent small fortunes on designer clothes, such, as Union “Bay, Lacosste, and Qenerra for the guys, and OutbacCRed, “Esprit, and forenza for the gals. Quess and Coca Cola clothes were seen on both sexes. “But there were those who mixed and matched wonderfully without paying for the top designer's new red “Porsche. Camouflage, safari prints, bulky oversized sweaters, Rgebok, metallic shoes, belts, and bags, Swatches, and chunky or wooden jewelery were funky additions to any wardrobe. Many guys got the ‘SOI blues,’ Levi's were SlOT! Skirts were of any length-ankfe, knee, or the ever popular mini-skirt. Of course anything denimn was StOT! fir Is traded their pony tails for big barretts zvith bows attatched. Quys returned to the 50’s zvith crew cuts of various forms. Mohawks were still seen, and during their sport, many faithful ’Eawgs’ had their number cut into their hair. So no matter how much cash you forked out to look. 'cooC- save your threads, because , as zve can see by todays a fashion revolution - E “Wrisn goES npouMp, comes b cx rqumph