Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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Bends in trends This past year so many different things were popular its hard to decide where to begin. The variety ranged from the favorite fast food of students to their favorite soap opera, ln a national school survey the students were polled on such things as favorite mu- sic group, favorite soda, and favorite type of car. Where would you suppose most teenf agers headed the minute they had some free time? You guessed it! Right toward the hamburgers, french fries, tacos, hotdogs and fried chicken. What a way to get fat! But it didn't seem to bother anyone. After they left the fast-food joint they put the petal to the metal and burned rubber home Cmaybe even missed a little schoolj in order to see Days of our Lives , All My Children , General Hospital:' or The Young and the Restless . When they finally decided to join the student body back at school, they got into their favorite car, whether it be a Camero, Ferrari, TR 7, or a classy Porche, and rode like mad to get back to class fthe whole time thinking of a worthwhile excuse to tell the officej. But they stopped thinking about an excuse right around the time they put in a popular tape, such as Van Halen or Bruce Spring- steen, and began pounding their fists on the steering wheel, and hitting the brake pedal to the beat of the music. Sweet Sweaters. A few of the hottest sweaters are worn by Lisa Clawson, Mike McBride, Raquel Nlaza, and Paige Ran- dall. Jumpsuits, jumpsuits everywhere! Kathy Hartner and Anita Brown gibe us a demonstration of a few of the nicest. Foreign flare. Exchange students Juan Ruiz, Sven Kunze and lsabel Ruiz give us a taste of what sweaters, sweatshirts, and jackets are like abroad, Denim! One of the favorite fabrics in ca- sual wear is definitely denim, atleast it's one of Amy Goodmans favorites. .,a--- , . OF TH

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11 W frm 1 'X f 'fav S 12. 'Y 122 5 Q 3 Robert's Frost. Winter came swiftly and strongly this year as attested by Kim Sansom defrosting her mother's car. Pin 'em flat, Bulldogs. This was the theme used by Cindy Forgach on her wrestlerette poster. Visions of Iovliness. Contestants Paige Randall and Kally Curtis pose together after the Miss Graham County Pageant. Welcome home. Mr. Robert Klee returned to SHS as a special guest to prove that Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog. Left, two, three, four. .. After school, Kelly Ornelas perfects her routine with the rest of the flag girls.

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Fashion at its finest. Herman Andrews gives a prime example of the latest in fashion. Seeing double? No, just double belts! A nice accessory worn by Liz Olsen, Mar- iella Giunta, and Joy Sabin. WM'f.'v After they got home from school and work, they would kick off their Nike tennis shoes, grab a Pepsi or Dr. Pepper, turn on KUPD extra-loud, and listen to a few songs like Round and Round by Ratt, Purple Rain by Prince, and Hard Habit to Break by Chicago, then turn on the T,V. to watch their favorite actor, Tom Sel- leck. When the end of the week would finally roll around. everyone would get together with their friends and cruise on down to the Gila or Cinema and watch a movie like Red Dawn , Ghostbus- ters , Karate Kid , or Purple Rain . Now we have looked back and seen just what was in the limelight during the 8485 school year. Pumps! A definate necessity for any wardrobe. Sportswear for the athletes! One of our schools finest athletes' sports some of our schools finest athletic wear! The origional. Levi's 501 Blues. With- out a doubt these are the school's number-one favorite jeans. American leather! A bit hit at school this year, especially with Patti Casillas and Louie Garza.