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TEACHERS HAVE NEVER HEARD THE SAYING
'YOU ARE WHAT YOU WEAR!'
Perhaps it will never be understood! You wear your oversize sweat shirt so that it sits properly. You tear your new jeans in all of the right places and then, as a final touch, you arrange your hair so that it falls over the left eye in exactly the right pOSition. You ar- rive at school and the inevitable happens. The teacher makes you wear some horrible piece of clothing or attach some ugly piece of equipment to your head, all in the name of learning. They really 'TAKE US TO THE LIMIT!' When are they finally going to ap- proach Northern reflections to design some proper aprons for cooking or Sun Ice to come up with some more attractive welding clothes. CoUldn't Hobie Sunglasses do some wonderful things with those Science safety glasses??? TOP LT.: Tanya Denomme demonstrates the latest in CCI gymwear. In grade 9, it doesn't look so bad, but after 4 years of hot, sweaty phy. ed. classes ...
well! TOP RT.: Dan Beaverstock models CCl's latest in 1991 welding hats. These are very popular headwear in Creemore, accord- ing to Mr. Wilkinson. MID. LT. TO RT.: Re- nee McMaster sports a charming headband worn in a History conference while Stacey Nobel glues a video camera to her eye while filming a presentation. BOT. LT. TO RT.: Jenn Houghton is not going to a toga party. She is hosting a Greek feast! "Come in, Paris, come in!" Brenda Lavoie + Melanie Buie try to contct 'The City of Lights' via their French earphones. Bessie Markpu sports the latest in eye wear, thanks to the Science de- partment. Machine Shop is the ONLY place that Loni Cox doesn't have to remove his cap! Robert Stickwood hopes that someday this nice shade of green in welding coats will be in style!
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