Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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Whats Up? Whats Down? , Q . ..AX ,..v,, . S... . ,. f ..s.. f ' T What was up? What was down? A new year always brings new fads 81 fashions. Styles have changed since the years of scarves and poodle skirts. 4 This year there were no fixed styles. The more creative one was with his f A f ' at wardrobe the better success he had. Sweaters, jumpsuits, sweatshirts, 501 M jeans, and cropped pants were casual styles on campus. Leather and double belts with silver spikes added to the Rock Style look. lt seemed that students were most content just wearing anything and everything. Looking around, one saw the wide variety of styles we had in our school. Anything from the man-on-the-moon parachute pants to the streets of New York with the off-the-shoulder flashdance look, from jeans bleached out with Clorox, to wearing shirts inside out with holes cut in them. All one needed to do was look around, to find out what was up. S ......,..... s.. Blast 'em! That's exactly what these S H ,, M W, hot new ghetto-blasters do. Vgzg Hot! The hottest car at school was definetly Sheryl Ford's brand-new A ,... Daytona. N .,... .. is - - .,-' X- ' W 98 KUPD, the one radio station to ft 5, , E M which more Safford High students lis- ss is as 5 ten than any other. gi h . gg., Pop! Sodas Galore. Pepsi was this ... ..... yiearis number-one among SHS stu- Q, g 3 ents- T 111 ii-i S it it ss. is .s

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Double Take ..,,,-in-LQN Homecoming: That week of weeks, game of games. Floats, royalty, atten- dants, blue and white everything, and, ofcourse, the game. Many students were looking forward to Homecoming this year. Our football team didn't get off to a great start, but even that couldn't extinguish the school unity and feeling of spirit. Spirit week gave a chance for every- one to show his spirit and to see just how silly people can get. This feeling of spirit was really conta- gious. The metamorphosis could be seen all throughout our school. People went from Hawaiians and nerds to ho- bos and cowboys. The spirit and participation on behalf of the students made their year unfor- gettable and memorable to all. Concentration. Many hours of hard work pay off as Fay Larson and Kally Curtis perform at half time. Humiliation. A pep assembly gets out of hand as Mr. McManus gets a taste of his own medicine. Sensations. Chuck Navarrete feels the pain from a concussion for the second week in a row. Inspiration. Scott Evans and Richard Crandall take a few moments out of their nerd schedules to visit an old friend. gil: