Norwell High School - Accolade Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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Gone are those ever attractive white go-go boots and polyester bell bottoms. Remember those lovely leisure suits and platform shoes, or would you rather forget the fashions ot the 70 ' s along with Evel Knievel? Remember the days the music teacher showed the class how to do the hustle and everyone just loved it? Yuck!?! 1987. The more the blue jeans are ripped and faded, the better. Bows, inspired by the newly titled Duchess of York, are in and they seem to be popping up on every girl ' s head. The best way to finish off an outfit is with Reebok hightops or a pair of colored flats. Top 40 radio stations are very popular. If you are lucky enough, you can hear the number one song three times, in just one hour. Amazing! Many students like to listen to the metal sound while others choose to listen to alternative music. What better way to listen to the new music than on a compact disc player. Digital sound is now, wow! Now is 1987, but as soon as the year changes, 1987 will just be another memory, a page in a scrap- book. Welcome to tomorrow, the future, and yesterday, the memory. Questions. Matt Scheckel i his computer program. i to figure out Any cavitiesr Jeff Johnson gets his mouth examined during Focus on Health Day while Greg Bouse patiently awaits his turn. OPENING

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High school is a time for finding out about yourself. It is also a time for hit- ting the books. But the times students remember most are those spent with friends participating in extra activities, clubs, and sports. Some of these are sponsored by the school, while others take place in a community or church group. These are the times when students can be themselves and learn what other people are really like. They make high school a very special period of four years that is never repeated or duplicated, but is always remembered. Even the bad times are recalled with a smile, for high school is not a building at all. It is a wealth of memories. STUDi;NTi,iri ' ;