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0 0 FRIEN Womanizer lason Bailey hangs out with Rita Hernan- dez, leanna and ltngie Guinn. Gina Rainwater and Sherrie Kuns are glad they're friends. Randy Hoover, Eric Andrews, and Dean Cook spread peace throughout the school. Lori Mayfield and Don Young are just clowning around on Halloween. Seniors Steve Williams, Frank Bishop, Jennifer Trulli, Erin Larsen, and lynnette Bail make their destination clear. sa R 'la 'I 1' 'rf' 'a' . 'VL ,sfsrffe-e .re -W 3 WX'
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ff l L l l s VwM,,,.---,,.. .. M - f5 ' 1 I s , M, .X ., ,X .- , '--in, . Y- 3-A, .3 , X porting the look, Mt. Whitney's campus could be described as a fashion show, whether you set the trends or followed them. No two people were alike, as everyone had their own stylel be it preppy, skater, cowboy or jock. The way we dressed expressed how we felt. We showed our personality from how we had our hair cut to the shoes on our feet. l How to sport the look? This year, to be super sharp, it was back to the classics. For the preppy look, it was penny loafers and turtlenecks. To show your sporty side, Reebocks and faded jeans did the trick. To be with it, girls took the Esprit approach with metallic accessories and ponytbils. Of course, to be casual, sweats were always acceptable. l Trends come and go, but Mt. Whitney students will always know how to sport the look. r Introduction 0 7
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