Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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AND NCDW, WALKING DOWN TI-IE RUNWAY he common eighTies' sTyle: smile by Colgoie, hoir by EinsTein. ince everyone weors cloThes, excepT some mogozine models, does one's choice of dress reflecT his or her persondliTy'? Foshion is every- where. Guys, gols, ond even dogs ore foshionoble. For lnsTdnce, someone who wedrs cleon underwedr ev- ery doy is mosT likely Horvord bound. People who don cloThes by Chorles Monson Fdshions, Inc., mosT likely would be The kind who would do sTronge Things To iguonos wiTh o cordless mixer. SkirTs show flirTs, Ties ore for guys, ond ieons cigree wiTh jusT obouT everyone CexpecTed ThoT losT one To rhyme, did you'?y Ploid, o sTriped criss-cross poTTern of colors which don'T reolly moTch, disploys ThoT The weorer is in o sToTe of confu- sion. Toke noTe ThoT mony people here oT Vines weor ploid. Hoir is onoTher porT of fdshion. Everyone's hoir is dif- ferenT becouse everyone's personoIiTy is differenT. Those who hove sTroighT hoir mosT likely hove rouTine ond normol lives. Wovy hoir, on The oTher hond, implies ThoT The person Tokes risks ond curves ThroughouT life. Crunch hoir, which is hoir sTyled wiTh mousse, moy show ThoT The weorer needs o filler for his or her life. NosTril ogiToTors ore onoTher Thing, buT since They ore irrelevcinT, They won'T be discussed. Why we dress The woy we do no one knows buT ourselves. How we dress is our own secreT. lf we beoT peTs, The world will never know, buT one Thing ThoT everyone will know is if you weor Core Beor eorrings. lT's oil porT of foshion, which is oil porT of us. Julie Boedke is This monTh's cover girl for MuppeT mogozine. E if S11 .1 ,55Qg?5iiQ'-if

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GRUWING ULD GRACELESSLY , vauua AT HEART DEAD AT Muvv irthdays, those annual festivals celebrating the eventual coming of inner peace and social security, seem to bring nothing more than zits at this stage in the game. I know what you're thinking - lf time's an illusion, why aren't I eighteen? Well, we can't answer that one, but we can ask another! At what age does the magic of that simple party paraphanalia disappear? The silly hats, the chocolate cake, the melted ice cream, and those little things that you blow through to make a sound similar to ducks calling on a midsummer's afternoon after eating a large bowl of pasta somehow seem to lose their magic CWell, New Year's may be an exceptionj. These fun diddles are replaced after puberty by more mature and intelligent things. Instead of having a party at McDonald's at which everyone tries to throw straws into a cup to win a free box of cardboard cookies, birthday time is spent at Chuck E. Cheese's pushing little children off moving rides onto a tile floor covered with pizza sauce and Coke. But all good things in their time must pass - so must zits. More complex problems evolve. Taxes, wrinkles, hair loss, and employment for lack of ith are just a few of them. The least attractive of these is, ofcourse, taxes. Clsn't it great to live in a free country? Good enough to pay for, I think.5 You can't hide, you can't rung they will find you. The inevitability of birthdays is there, but why should one worry? Birthdays are only symbolic, for age comes in the mind, not the body. But then a burning question is raised: lf wisdom comes with age, how come many old people are senile? fps 5 stsss fl ss SSC. Q ...J D- if 9l'1yOUWlS lJpOl'l3C3l'l G i., V l. ,X 'WU' caught atMcD's on his birthday. T ' i T - , I . ,,,,, ' 2 L - l u um W

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