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16-Student Life Whether casual or dressy, baggy pants were popular among guys. Here, Robb Baer models some of his best. Photo by lim Collins. Another big hit with the girls this year was boots. Donna Szczepamski shows her style and originality with hers. Photo by Geoff Edwards. Dro ped shoulder sweaters were very popular with guys, also. Here, Tony Garcia mocljels ohe for the camera. Photo by lim Collins. .1 -tw. wr:
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wauwfjvbt Upholstering is a very important business, as everyone's furniture needs a face lift sometime. Michael Blaketor performs this duty. Photo by Delia Hickman. One of the most unusual jobs held by C.O. students is the one held by joe DeBano. joe works as an airplane re-fueler, M665 l fpagws 'E a 'Tfx Helping the elderly can be a rewarding experience. Christina Meyer gains satisfaction by wor ing at a convalescent hospital. Photo by Delia Hickman,
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A big fashion for the girls was big, baggy sweaters and shirts. Angela Estrada looks very comfortable in hers. Photo by lim Collins. Cyndi Walter and Serena Henney show ofl their sexy legs for t-he camera. This was easy to do, as they are wearing miniskirts, which was a big trend this year. Photo by lim Collins. 11. W1 Photo by lim Collins. Each year has its own particular trends, and 1986 was no exception. People usually start a trend by wear- ing something totally different- by being daring. The trend can be in clothes, jewelry, or other accessories. Regardless, the new innovation is al- ways popular, although its popularity may not last. Two of the year's most popular trends were in boots and sweaters. Boots of any kind were extremely fashionable, with cowboy-type boots topping the list. Boots were for every- one, guys and girls alike. They came in Plastics hair holders were very popular with iirls. Theresa Schneider has found a comtortab e way to wear er hair back. all shapes, styles, and colors. Sweaters and shirts, on the other hand, came in one general size: big. l like to wear big sweaters and shirts because they are really comfortable, commented Samantha Atkins. Big shirts may have come in only one size, but they came in a variety of styles and colors. Trends may be fun and fashionable, but they can also be terribly expen- sive, especially since they die out so quickly. All in all, nearly everyone really enjoys them. -Amy Aschen- brenner
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