Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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Right: Several mystery students tty to make a quick getaway. Try to guess who they are. Below: The all knowing guru and his faithful followers get down th the beat- Freshman Mike Reeves and fellow fresh Shawn Sam- mons and Laura Meinert perform their tradi- tional voodoo dance as junior Aisha Imel looks ony Lower Right: Lookit dem boots! - Seniors Michelle Thomas, Jeryln Vandersaul, Kim Hart, and Junior Laura Koser show off their fancy footwear.

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“Your place on the seating chart is marked ’closet’ ”’ - Liz Masterson, 12 “You find your desk missing and hap- pen to smell smoke in the next room” - Erica Montel, 12 “He She breaks a board across your head as a kind gesture” - Keith Krider, ) “You told your parents that you were at a friend’s house all night only to find out that friend was looking for you at your house” - Kim Cole, 11 “You go to sneak out of the house and step on a board and it creeks” - Jared Watson, 10 “You run out of hair spray” - Susan Metzger, 12 You Know Your Teacher Hates You When ... “He says, See you next year’ and you're a senior” - Jacquie Enyeart, 10 “You flunk a quiz that asks you your age” - Mike Glick, 12 “You just return from a 3-week va- cation and he she tells you to ex- plain what they have just gone over’ - Drake Duggins, 10 You Know You're Out of Luck When... “The junk food is out and you have to eat the school’s food” - Jennifer Irwin, 10 “Your teacher laughs hysterically when you ask if you can turn your homework in a ‘tad’ late” - Liz Masterson, 12 “No such thing as luck. It’s called probability” - Jim Juillerat, 12 Some People Call Me ... “Jim J. Bullock,’ because I re- mind them so much of him (Hollywood Squares)’ - Michael Reeve, 9 “Spook” - Duane Boocher, 10 “Soap” - Donavon Hamilton, 10 “Swaby’- Kevin England, 9 “On the telephone” - Erica Montel, 12 “Kermit or Froggie” - Karen Hawkins, 11 “Sika” - Jeanette Lincoln, 12 “Mikey likes it” - Mike Boling- Cremlul “Woodsy or Woody” - Forest Sponseller, 11 “I plead the fifth” - Linda Willi- amson, 11

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Mamas bag POE RTT hari Above: “Deck the halls...”’ - Or is it Malicki? Art instructor Walter Malicki poses as the annual Christmas tree. Left: “What an intellectually stimulating conversation!” - Junior Luci Hackworth ex- changes the latest gossip with a Manchester student. : very year seems to be la- beled by the latest waves in fashion. Trends over the years have ranged from bell- bottoms to taper-legged jeans, from long, straight hair to conser- vative cuts and perms. This year was a mixture of past fashions, with a sprinkling of new ideas and outlooks. The 1987-88 school year was the year everyone looked as if Mom had a fit with the bleach bottle. White-washed, frosted, stone- washed, tie-dyed, and acid-washed denim spilled into all types of out- fits: blue jeans, jean jackets, denim shirts, jean bags, denim-look shoes, and even tinted frosted jeans. They were available in traditional blue, white, black, and pastel colors. Many also sported the ‘summer’ look: white pants, pastel shirt, no socks, a favorite pair of salt-stained boat shoes, and sunglasses. Nauti- cal clothing was also very popular, with beach scenes, tropical flora, surfing, and the ever-present Spuds Fads in Fashion: r Boots, Beaches and Bleach on a variety of tee-shirts and shorts. The hem of skirts popped up this year as the miniskirt was rediscov- ered. Although it was found in many styles and colors, the minis- kirt was especially popular in denim, Stone-washed and frosted, of course. Footwear was another common method of self-expression. Reebok tennis shoes, high-tops and low- Cut, were everywhere, as were white, pink, and decorated canvas shoes. But one thing almost every- one seemed to be wearing was boots. They varied from the traditi- onal brown and black ones to chic white ones fringed with leather. For the females, several layers of differ- ent-colored slouched socks were worn beneath the boots. Hair accessories were very popular this year. Banana clips were used to style long and medium length hair. Scrunchable ponytail holders and bows were also fashionable.