Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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A Southlake Computers The Better Solution tor Your Business Needs GREG ARMSTRONG OWNER taking 1030 E. Commercial Awe. Lowell. Indiana 46356 219-696-6444 Uptooan Stylists (219) 696-1600 318 E. COMMERCIAL AVE. LOWELL. IN 46356 OWNERS Cindy Sanders Chris Weller THE LITTLE STORE Open 7 Days—24 Hours Coffee, Rolls, Subs, Snacks Phone 696-1255 1255 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, IN 46356 725 East Commercial Avenue Lowell, Indiana 46356 Business (219) 696-2000 or 736-2121 Look around, maybe you have noticed some of your friends are missing some¬ thing—their hair! This year’s hairstyles have gone absolutely outrageous. Why would anyone want to shave his head, or better yet get a mohawk? It was time for a change and I wanted to do some¬ thing crazy, said senior Pete Dobrijevich. It has to take guts to be different from everyone else,” said on-looker Jeanette Lankford. Adam Tauber, a senior with a mohawk, added, People who know me kid me a lot but people who don’t know me look at me funny and kind of avoid me.” If you don’t have one of those “common” hairstyles, you take the chance of being thrown out of your house. As Adam Tauber said, My parents didn’t like it at first, but they got over it and now they are used to it.” Whether or no t you think it is dumb, great, cool, too weird, or dangerous, outrageous hairstyles are here to stay. Next time you decide to leave town or go to Chicago to see some bizarre hairstyles, take a look around. Lowell has a few original hairstyles itself. Carrie Schmidt POLLY ROBERTS Broker Owner Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated Seniors Adam Tauber and Rob Harmston show off their hairstyles in the hall. They both had their foot¬ ball numbers shaved into the side of their heads during football season but let them grow out after it was over. Advertisement 193

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Photographers 7994 BROADWAY • MERRILLVILLE. IN 46410 ; 7t. John Giolas Congratulates The 1987 Graduates

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Feature First is not always the worst, and best is not always saved for the last, as in the case of last names. Your last name provides a systematic way of organizing you into ALPHABETICAL ORDER. We are put into alphabetical order from birth to death, but does the system work for the end of the alphabet? Sara Zieba comments, In grade school I hated being last in the lunch line, but it can be an advan¬ tage for speeches and auditions because you can see what everyone else does first.” Paula Zatorski comments, “I was last to give reports, or when a teacher hands out papers. I ' m the last to get them.” Chris Zugel comments, I ' ve sat in the back row all my life, not that I mind—only when I can’t see.” Being at the beginning does not seem to offer a much better alternative. Kim Andrade comments. I hate it because ev¬ ery time we do something, they start at the begin¬ ning of the alphabet, and I always have to sit in the front row.” So, grin and bear it, and be happy if this time you are “caught in the middle . Chris Zugel Manufacturers of automotive sound control products GLOBE INDUSTRIES, INC 101 W. Oakley Ave. Lowell, Indiana 46356 Area Code 219 696-8996 Lowell Hicksgas 10809 181st Avenue Lowell, Indiana 46356 V CMB CrPOCr s ee ocwe ,v o 696-9320 194 Advertisement