Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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[ liiLiiiL Vli VLiL: SOPHISTICATED The sophisticated, mature look com- plete with a Gucci bag and printed scarf was a trademark of Heidi Hol- land. M inis, sweatshirts, acid-washed jeans, tie dyes, suede, leather, pastels, plaids? What were the best looks for hitting the books this year? Kristen Welch revealed, My fa- vorite new style in fashion is the minis- kirt. 1 think they are casual and fun.” Miniskirts and other styles from the ’60’s made a big comeback. Fashions changed rapidly and BHS students liked to stay on top of them by con- stantly modeling their favorite new fashion trends Some students suggested that mu- sic had an influence on the way they dressed. Eddie Chisholm pointed out, With the Grateful Dead ' s new album In the Dark the popularity of tie dyes has risen.” Gold jewelry was still a big item. Luann Padula explained. Gold chains look good and are really nice.” Chains, charms and class rings were all in style. Students could always be found checking out the latest in expensive styles at the Plaza. “1 like to be in fashion,” commented John J. McDon- ough, “so 1 pay the money required.” Others wanted to create a new im- age by keeping up with the changing styles while some were satisfied with last year ' s trends. Karen Swain com- mented, 1 like wearing baggy pants, long skirts, flat shoes and sweat- shirts.” No matter what was ‘in ' there were those who wouldn ' t conform, those who made their own styles. CASUAL The calm, cool and collected student with a multicolored shirt and the sneakers to match might have looked like Matt Corcoran. JOCK You could buy it in local sporting goods stores or get it from the school store at BHS. John Metro had the look with BHS logo clothing. 14 Fashions

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OFFICE Part of the ritual of opening day was getting your schedule straightened out. Mrs. Pollock helped Donna Dantuono to register. MEETING Barbara Fostello and Michelle Cabral got some tips from Mr. Hopkins on the first day of class. INBOUND They came on foot, by car and by bus. Most couldn’t wait to arrive on the first day of classes. HOMEROOM Filling out forms consumed most of the homeroom period. Bill Cardillo filled in the blanks as the period dragged on and Opening Day 13

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BUSINESSLIKE Not many students came to school in a tie. Dante Varrasso was an exception to the rule. GUESS WHO? Aimee Barron modeling fam- ous designer Georges Mar- ciano’s ever popular line of Guess? clothing? You bet. ESPRIT Wearing a combination of bright and vivid tones Amy Brundige showed spirit and pizazz. BLACK Angela Scalisi could always be found in basic black dis- playing a look of mystery and intrigue. Her spiked hairstyle and boots put her in tune with the trend to ‘punk’ clothing. REEBOK A Reebok jacket and Girbaud pants put John Cicerone on the cutting edge of fashion.