Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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The 1980 ORACLE Concentration and steady hands are both pur ro use by Eileen Noresrine in advance design. A peaceful lake was a favorire summer spor for many srudenrs. m Wm W

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Shirts A Great Way To Express Yourself Everybody ' s getting inro T-shirrs rhese days. Ir ' s a new craze. You see rhem everywhere. They soy everything from friendly quotes ro funny quips. Some con even ger rhe poinr across without any words. Many rimes a simple picture speaks eloquently. Shops specializing in T-shirts have sprung up and are flourishing throughout the nation. In cities from Tampa, Florida, to Denver, Colorado, a person can buy tourist shirts, humorous shirrs, and shirts for expressing one ' s innermost feelings. T-shirts ore more than just fun to wear. Some have real purpose. People display pride and patriotism for a high school or favorite college. They advertise their fa- vorite restaurant, their favorite radio sta- tion, their favorite beer, and their favor- ire athlete. Social issues are publicized through T-shirrs. Polirical candidates, un- popular ayarollahs, and contemptible oil companies can be built up or torn down with quotes like To @ $(t! With Shell. T-shirrs can tell of a person ' s favorite hobbies or of a membership with some really wild groups and reams. A T-shirr can also be a trip ' s mosr memorable souvenir. Somerimes it can be a gift sou- venir like Mom and Dad went to Las Vegas and all I got was this crummy T- shirr ! People love to let the whole world know their deepest feelings. Macho men boast masculine titles such as Italian Stal- lion. Adorable pictures portray rhe wearer ' s cuddliness or cureness, like that of a Mickey Mouse lover. A T-shirr can even ask for a little affection or Tender Lovin ' Care. Ir ' s for everyone! Even Mr. Sreinhouset gets into a T-shirr which ex- hibits words of wisdom. On page 60 he models a T-shirr that really expresses what he is all about. » -gg — Laura Sammeringer