Lapeer East High School - Aerie Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

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Family Looking around Lapeer East one might think they are seeing double. With so many sets of twins, this is easy to understand. If having a twin, look-alike or not, can make things interesting, having your mom or dad at school really can. Having a family member at school can definitely have its disadvantages. Not only must you con- stantly behave , for fear of looking around the corner and seeing the face of your brother or sister, but you must always be reminded of life at home and your family. Aside from the bad things, a brother, sister, mom or dad can came in quite handy. When home- work assignments are forgotten, they always seem to remember. They will lend a helping hand when your day has gone badly. They are always around when you need a shoulder to lean on, or just a little push to keep your day moving. These things can be a rewarding part of anyone's life, and can also bring you closer. TOP Left: Marty and Kelly Russell. Center: East staff and chil- dren. Right: The Speck Sisters. MIDDLE: Left: Lapeer East twins. Center: Lapeer East step family. Right: Jeff and Joe Birken- hauer. Kevin and Kalvh Schlaud. BOTTOM Left: Shannon and Scott Porter. Center: The Parker family is unusual with two sets of twins Len and Sherry, Lyle and Carolyn. Right: Lisa Rachael Hajnal: Aime and Alice Williams. BELOW Having the same last name does not always mean you are related, as demonstrat- ed by Mike and John Smith. Opening 7

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Trends Trends play a large part in our life, especially while we are in high school. Fashion trends are especially important since they determine what we wear, and that has a lot to do with how we feel, the image we project, and of course, whaf we look like. Here are a few of our favorite trends and trend-setters. Top Row Kristen Goetzinger Ores to crimp her hair. Every one admires John Smith's short haircut. Katie Gleason models her favorite wig. Michelle Tody has big hair. Kristie Williams prefers a Bon Jovi style haircut. John Schroeder is pictured with a look-alike friend Second Row Styfsh Tom Hoyt appreciates today's trends. Buffy Schell is our favorite redhead. Mr. Thwing is a conservative dresser. Lisa Schrieber is definitely original. Walter Fish has expensive taste. Third Row JoEllen Chicosky keeps cozy warm in her bomber jacket. Mark Pettingk goes where everybody knows his name. In the world of fashion Keely Hartley wears a mini. Andrea Ryckman carries an Esprit bag. Students wear a variety of watches. Fourth Row: Kerry Henley has a practical hairstyle. Reba McEntire flips for fashion. Mike Pruitt and Tammy TerBush are trend setters. Bottom Row: Marhiya McMillan wears a unique sweatshirt. Lisa Slieff wears a unique sweatshirt. Nothing beats a great par of legs. Cute Rachael Hajnal is very unique. Laura Henson dressed fa success. Below Guess? Opening 9