Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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Sunglasses; they're the last word in cool, the ultimate in chic. Ever since Tom Cruise sported a pair of black Wayfarers in “Risky Business,’’ shades have been a fashion necessity. They come in frames of hot pink, glowing yellow and neon red, as well as tiger stripes, tortoiseshell and tangerine tints fo pur the finishing touch on an outfir, Sunglasses’ main purpose is fo protect the wear- er’s eyes from bright sunlight; at the same time they hide the eyes fromm observation, making the wearer seem cool, mysterious and remore. n the same way, school life hides behind the protective shades of schoolworl, clubs and ath- etic events. Who will ever forget the substiture teacher who came dressed in sweats, sun glasses and a baseball cap, jarnmed to Jimi Hendrix during class and didn’t last half the day? Those who witnessed the mock double wed- ding of Roy Castillo and Julie Bower and Jeff Sickafoose and Renee Gilbert will recall the fes- tive Hawaiian decorations and apparel, com- plete with grass-shirted bridesmaids. The point is, the only people who know about these events are the people behind the shades. The yearbook will try to change thar . . . try to show what really happens here at Whitko . . . try fo ger... Behind the Shades of ‘86

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‘hat’s this, a blind football player?—Freshman Vic Bish- ) smiles for the camera while hiding behind his shades. MVhitko High School | 1986 Spectrum Volume 15 1 Big Blue Avenue, South Whitley, IN. 46787

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