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Juniors Jeff Zulk and Marvin Bonnet show off two contrasting styles of dress popular among the boys of LHS. . .awl High school wouldn't be high school with- out the opportunity to visit with friends. Juniors Brian Walz and Greg Hoffman chat with sophomore Pat Thielsen between classes. 4 Opening Sophomore Tina Schumacher models one of the year's more popular hairstyles
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Seniors Jim Morrison and Philip Kallas get carried away in the graduation receiving line Serving as the Pirate mascot for the boys' basketball team was junior Marvin Bonnet. Table of Contents Opening 2 Activities 7 People 55 Index 92 Opening 3
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1988-89 iia own fads, fashions The 1988-89 school year brought with it its own fads and fashions. On the fashion scene, comfort was the number one priority. Girls wore blue jeans, sweatpants or crop pants with anything from T- shirts to blouses with brooches. The males, on the other hand, wore their jeans either rolled up or left down with a T-shirt, polo shirt or sweater. Sweats were also popular. hair in many different styles, from poofing on the top and sides to short pageboy styles. Guys wore theirs either spiked or short on the top and long in the back. When it came to free time, LHSers found a variety of things to do. Being with friends and goofing around were tops on their minds, however. When LHSers turned on their ste- reos, they enjoyed listening to Def Leppard, Poison, Guns 'N Roses and Huey News. rUI5UI I, VI7UI 10 IN. ey Lewis and thej Girls walked through the halls throughout the year with many different shoe styles, ranging from ignnis shoes to penny loafers, white--4ka. hnyc prftfArrftgL4 = ww—WhltSlfiey enjoyed music, they shoes or cowboy boots. also spent time in front of the tube. But they disagreed on On the hair scene, girls wore their which show was their favorite. Senior Troy Weig and Junior Ma- lissa Heyd said Full House was their favorite, while junior Amy Schaffner and sophomore Tina Schumacher preferred Knots Landing. Other TV favorites in- cluded ’’Cheers,'' China Beach, Mission Impossible, Growing Pains and Mac- Gyver. Their favorite movie was Die Hard, with Major League coming in second. Arnold Schwartzenegger and Tom Cruise topped the list of fa- vorite actors, while Kelly McGillis was rated tops among actresses: Watching TV is one of the favorite pas- times of LHS students. Freshman Jan Schaffer checks out the movie version ot Romeo and Juliet. a requirement for English I. Opening 5
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