Salpointe Catholic High School - Horizons Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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we 6 ff? it X vi' the cntnis' choice. . On heartthrobs: K'Michael J. Fox is so cute and would be so much fun to go out with. -Carolyn Farley, '86 On feet: I think that wearing socks is one of the most feminine things a girl could do ' -Bob Looby, '86 On lunch spots: Burger King chicken sandwiches make the moment of lunch. -Jon Olson, '86 On gum: Tidal wave is the best gum ever! -Kevin Ryan, '87 l I kid On videos: l don't have MTV! -Tim Harris, '87 On McDonald's: McD's is the original! 'Sara Dick, '87 Even though Sting has been around for many years, he is still regarded as one of the hottest heartthrobsg At Salpointe. Crest is voted best for brushing, while Topo! is spit up, sl BEST AND WORST

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URES II3IIfAlUl V ANID lfllillf IBIEAN fLopert Films, 19471 the best and worst of '85-'So KARA DA VIS, GARY OSCHMANN, AND CHRISTINE WEBSTER hether it's gaudy shades, Swatch purses, listening to A- ha, or that new horror flick you've just gotta see, there are bests and worsts of every year. These trendy things characterize the year and the people who made it. Both the ordinary and the strange make a year memorable. As stat- ed by Liz Kurtin, '86: The best and worst reflect our times, the way we live and feel, and the memories that always remain. According to a yearbook poll, the best and worst from ,85-'86 were: I ..e i .t' I E v teis 35491911351 ifsr rei 159..15?L1iF'9?F0?9f31s':F-I 1 .f..ti 'i.a,..r i a.si s.rt 1 t'.' ir.e ,'ie - I.ei ' e at .ts.IrtI f rrfr , Aibumzf.fTesxS.fFQ2f?earSf 'sti ti,.I f .eil.t.f. I F .e'is I T ii'ff5?5??Sff-iffiiinflififhs53513 .rti w e.se. shlsarffthrataiiansa,gMader7ma' osls I z . s .t.. tisr I A ' o I eeiett 4 .s .s. t .Michael agszksonfs, fT17hril!er'.' A ?IiIQeI5f?f .ry eisf. e.tis's 1 I Carefree .tss if .1 ..ts itriiefil 'I we1rdsigs.Ai?s'.egf..ii1 r.. 'Q .s.Iti t e.tt .tit f ' ' as a..l, fair i. i1 I gi k,kVv V'i,:yf V-z,g.7.'T1t,f.ifV 4 if I a i it Q.le i A A 'i.'l i.ils f , . sf.t . ilse.rQt .I's Q ' P4riksaafB1zswStetsfi isi. ,... . Lvffk ktli I S' Vflg. fy isgg ll tl,s iicafefefeafff etltit' tilll lil' A 'tsi .t'. I'.s ee.f ..t. r.f,s.s t i- . 4 ua . LL' 1 ,1 XXX .Q n i Manolo Doyle, '86, enjoys a Classic Coke in agreement with the overall preference of Sal- pointe- here, Coke is still it,' Variety is the spice ot' life, even in shoesg Students agree that comfort is top priority. Tennis shoes were voted best for footwearg Parking spot if 10 is always a favorite because of its easy access to the senior patio, but the barrio gets an overall thumbs down.

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IDIIQIESSIEID TFC Ilillllll fWarner Brothers, 1 9813 facIs'n' fashions 'So . sp i 5 i is hat do you wear to cruise the U of A Mall? To commit a murder? To go to McDonald's for lunch? Do you wear your run-of-the-mill Levi's or do you go for style? In '86, with so much emphasis put on fashion trends, there was no trouble in finding just the right Hlookl' to fit the image you wanted to portray. Take a look! What were you wearing? Was it PREPPIE? lf it was, you were prob- ably wearing skirts and sweater vests topped off with loafers and socks. Short bobbed hair- dos and Raybans completed this All-American look. Was it TRADITIONAL? With an outfit of ever-popular Levi's combined with the equally i is T in 5, . popular plaid shirt, old worn tennis shoes were a must. Was it SOPHISTICATED? Nice, flowing dresses, with Gucci purses, Rolex watches, and pumps, gave the impression that you were ready to handle anything with dignity. Was it the 6O'S THROWBACK LOOK? Saddle shoes and golfing pants were back in style. Colorful shirts and cardigan sweaters made the rest of the image. Was it MODERN GQ? Into this category fell the guys' answer to Forenza pants in Genera and other brand names, The year's fashion fad of paisley was worn lby both men and womenl with these pants, accompanied by canvas sneakers. Was it SURFER? The ageless yu 2. ., T? 4 1 V . ia ,. 'Q ,ri L. k 1 ss KX 2 4? f xv 2 w ,...'