Morris Central High School - Morrisanian Yearbook (Morris, NY)

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Trends and Fashions As you walk down the halls of MCS, it seems everywhere you go, you see many outrageous trends and fashions. Some of these styles include spiked hair, jams, multi- colored high top sneakers, and those Gumby shirts. There are also some people running around thinking they’re on ‘Miami Vice”. This year it was the popular trend for the football players to get the sides of their heads shaved, with their football numbers imprinted on the side. Is that crazy or what? The popular trends of the eighties have hit Morris Central School, (a year late) 3 1. Somebodies’ fashionable feet heading off to school. 2. Call me Mr. Irresistable. 3. Mark and Steve sporting the latest in football trends. Trends and Fashions—21

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Locker Life Have you ever wondered how people could stand spending eight hours of their lives, each day, living out of a locker? Many people deco- rate these tiny homes, and some seem to contain very interesting things. Certain people’s personali- ties are easily dicovered by the de- gree of “mess” in their locker, which sometimes causes dangerous situations such as a falling book zone. Lockers are sometimes used for other things besides storing books, such as starting new friend- ships, good hiding places, but most of all an excuse to get out of class! 20—Locker Life

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One %N(anie iM pndan On October 6th, the teachers got together at the Open House for a chance to show off what their students have been do- ing. Parents came from all over the district to see what their kids have been up to and to ask “What’s new” in MCS to- day. This elaborate social hour was enjoyed by board members, faculty, parents and children alike. 4 1. Mrs. Pilson arranging her display 2. Mrs. Russel and Mrs. Valentine talking “school talk” 3. Holly Gray and her friend the Snake 4. A couple of board members (Mr. Elliott and Mr. Waffle) enjoying the evening.