Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

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The pictures on these pages depict the fashions for Princeton Senior High School. The four pictures represent four different categories. At the top left, the styles reveal the dressy look, which this year seem to consist of lacey and sweater dresses for the girls and pastel colors for the guys. In the bottom left corner is the guys’ casual picture. These guys are showing us that jeans and leather jackets are the style. The top right corner characterizes best our “anything goes” theme. It expresses how greatly the looks vary. The bottom right hand corner shows us the girls’ casual picture, which consists mostly of dress pants and skirts ranging in color. The fashion of 1987-1988 is easy to keep up with because just about anything you wear is in style. 13

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Fashion always changes down through the years. It’s something that is expect- ed — clothes, shoes, and even hairstyles seem to reflect a specific mood and image. For the year 1987-1988, the image seemed to reflect an “anything goes” attitude. A YEAR IN FASHION ’87-88

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YOU WILL BE MISSED MR. McCLAUGHLIN! It’s difficult to say good-bye to a person who means so very much to our school. Mr. McLaughlin is not only our Assistant Principal but also our friend. He always takes the time to really talk to us, to let us know we’re important and that our emotional as well as educational needs are impor- tant to him. We remember the hugs he has for our special TMI buddies and the warm rapport he establishes with students, teachers, and parents. The standing ovation from the Senior Class leaves no doubt as to how much he means to each of us and to our school. Good luck to you, Mr. McLaughlin. We will miss you!