Page 49 - chs-1995

The year 1993 brought about changes in
BEHng the
center of
attention haS
never. been a
problem for
Matt Kartton.
As he reiGJxes
In on armchair at home. he daydreams of
all the opportunities that ore awaiting him,
and ponders,· where Would this world bEi
without me?"
Taking the stage In a 5th grooe ploy, Collin Lane Do~
Lorson, JuSttn Moses. and Doniet Law prepare
themselves for the tough road ahead. These studen1s
know that making y_our way and leaving your mark go
hand In hand with tHai and error. Though the hardships
may be many, the final product Is the reword.
popular trends. Fashion went from denim duos and
Hypercolor to various sports apparrel and the
preppy look. Girls wore men's fashions, and boys
took on a more trendy approach.
Music maddness went off the deep end as
various artists competed to be on top. From rap to
reggae', popular favorites were "Baby Got Back" by
Sir Mix-a-Lot, "Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton,
"Give it Away" by Red Hot Chili Peppers, and "I
Still Believe In You" by Vince Gill. Although styles
of music differed dramatically, music and its
effects reigned as the number one form of
entertainment, and is still gaining status.
Being around friends was a sure way to make
it through the rough times, as students spent free
time bonding and having fun. Although big
sleepovers were out, small parties, days at the
beach, and visits to Cinema 90 were a must.
As the class of 199 5 grows, emotionally and
physically, we hope that all of your lives will
always remain full, just as the memory book we all
share.