Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Yet another dilemma for senior Karla Thomas as she selects be- To avoid being late tor tween Classic Coke or Cherry class, junior Albert Reyes Coke at West Shore Plaza, swatches his tardies. 1. fe 35 L 4 Capturing an out of the ordinary hairstyle, senior Lori Castellano catches the appeal and attention of fel- low students, Fadsf25

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The early morning car- pet commune allows for conversation among seniors Liana Carbone, Angefa Mayen and pals. , Leading the pack, at the U.S.F Sundome, junior Rob McDarby and friends await the opening of the gate at Stings October 16th concert. The hottest craze that has hit home for me has been new wave music. I buy the record stores out of the Cure, Tears for Pears, and Arcadia ee and play them toe deathf' -sopho- more Wendi Trout- man 24fFads tw: It's In. Its Out. Its Trendy. atch it quick! A falling star? No-the light of a fad just dimmed. The rock worldfs sound and look influenced students. Madon- na donned multitudes of rubbery, black bracelets and rosary beads, as Sting brought about the rise of bottlecap sunglasses and reggae- funk. Such impressions were not only found in Hit Parader, GQ, or Roll- ing Stone, but also between the video clips on MTV and VH-1. One of the most successful fren- zies was the Swatches land more Swatchesl. Coca-cola challenged Pepsis choice for the new gen- eration with New Coke, Ch-Ch- Cherry Coke, and lo and behold! Classic Coke. Whether it was food, fashion, or fads-the quest for individual- ism was yet to be a carbon copy of another's bright nebula. If -Susan Dobbs

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sid' A X Q? gg V R+-ink x JA gl Y lt's just a place to be with your friends. - WIN' ston Wheeler STYLE n weekends when homework was forgot- ten, what better thing was there for students to do but lhangout?' Things like pre-game picnics at the Pavillion and foot- ball games themselves occupied Dragons on Friday nights. But what to do on Saturday? To quiet rumbling stomachs there were many different places to chow, like the new Food Court at Tampa Bay Mall or Harbour ls- land. For the more energetic types, a jaunt over to the new teen disco on North Dale Mabry, Faces, was just a lstep' away. Then for a late night snack and social hour, Burg- er King on Columbus and Dale Hanging Out, It Was The Only Way To Go!! Mabry was the place to be. For an awesome finale to a fun-filled weekend, mandatory sunburns could be acquired at Clearwater Beach or at the 'never-say-die Buc's games. Hanging out. It was the only way to go. Being with friends anytime made life worthwhile. And we did it with a style unique to jefferson. lf -Wendy Cottrill Celebrating a football victory are seniors, Kelly Webb, Patti McMullan, and Karen johnson. Sophomores, Felicia Anderson, Denise Sustaita, and Da vid Kling fill up at the Food Court. gf-:km .N - PM R ,f at 'F ti M .IK i, il l? . lb ' sth: B NN? E .Sli 'P sm Q 4' 26fHangouts