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

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Lapeer Market Place to open this spring Hamady's employees go on strike Jim and Tami Bakker ( scandal —i The world's fattest man goes on a diet Floods strike Lapeer East; Students sent home early twice Quiz Bowl team second in the nation Juniors and Seniors tie in powder puff football Madonna colors her hair, again Fergie pregnant with her first child Flight 255 crashes; leaves one survivor Jessica McLure in a well for 58% hours New sculpture installed in cafeteria 10 Opening

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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

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Presidential campaigns begin Iran-Contra affair Speed limit raised to 65 on some Michigan highways The XV Winter Olympics take place in Calgary Lapeer Prison opens Dirty Dancing makes its movie screen debut East students caravan to East-West football game West sends East chicken to Commemorate East- West game Current Events News that we read about in the paper and hear on the radio or television often affects us much more than we realize at the time. It not only changes the world we live in, but teaches us to deal with changes and forces that many times we cannot control. It also allows us to form our own opinions and values that will be with us for many years to come. On this page we have collected some of the current events that have affected our lives in 1987-1988. OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Motorists appreciate the new speed limit to help them get where they are going a little faster: Middle The new correctional facility in Lapeer County pro- vides an outlet for some overcrowded prisons: Bottom: Shop- pers m Lapeer look forward to a new man. THIS PAGE: Stu- dents from Lapeer East support their team in a caravan pushing them on to victory against Lapeer West. Circle Some of the most happening things in the world last year Opening 11