Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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SPERR Y 'TOP-SIDERS,' with leather up- pers and rubber soles, accompany the preppy look for guys and girls. Photo by House. CALVIN KLEIN LABEL designates the designer name for fashionable jeans on campus. Photo by House. AN ALLIGATOR APPLIQUE made popu lar by Izod Manufacturers is worn by Ju nior Sheri Wong. Photo by House Fashions, Fads Favorltes 29

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T0 THE INTRIGUE of students, the RU- FRUSTRATING, CHALLFNGING, addict- bik's cube turned everyone into a prob- ing asteroids video-game 1SP13.V9d111 H Va' lem solver. Photo by Kret. Cars . Camaro 2. Corvette 3. Porsche 4. Mazda RX7 5. 280-Z riety of places. Photo by Kret. Restaurants . Round Table 2. Pizza Hut 3. Garcias 4. Mc Donalds 5. Black Angus ---'Wi T.V. Movies 1. 'tMash 1. t'Arthur 2. uThree's Company 2. Stripes 3. Happy Daysn 3. Superman Il 4. H240-Robert 4. 'tHeavy Metal 5. Flamingo Roadu 5- Stir Crazy Songs Back in Black . Spirit of the Radio 3. Tom Sawyer 4. Running with the Devil 5. Urgent'l By Aileen Roush and Carol Kret Although some current campus fashions are new others are returning from earlier generations Girls were seen wearing knickers, which were as in as they were in the '30s. Another returning fashion was Bermuda shorts. applique symbolized the Izod clothing. In footwear topslders vans loafers iclcles moccasins closed toe heels and sneakers were popular Still at the height of fashion were designer jeans. Labels like Calvin Klein, Gloria Vanderbilt, Jordache, and Sasson were seen on the back- 'Preppy' - clean-cut, carefree - symbolizes today's fashion trends 28 Fashions, Fads, Favorites Preppy apparel is popular in to- day's fashions. Guys on campus got into the sophisticated, clean-cut look with a line of Izod clothing. Included were socks, belts, jackets, sweaters, and the ever-popular Izod shirts worn by both guys and girls. An alligator sides of females and males. With every new school year comes a list of new favorites. A survey taken in October indicated the most popular songs, TV shows, movies, restaurants, cars, and Video games.

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1 9 ao U S Horror legend illustrates theme, 'Bite ASTONISHED BY DRACULA'S con- fession of his past, Professor Van Helsing IDave Ragonese!, Mr. Ren- field fRichard Noll!, Dr. Seward I Neil Peterson!, stare in disbelief DR. SEWARD INeil Peterson! reas- sures Lord Godalming 1Kendon Vic- tor! that they will avenge Count Dra- cula fDan Small! for the death of Story by Sharon Bachman and Renee Olson Photos by Don House Daddy, tell me a story. Well, Virginia, a long time ago in England there was a fam- ily that lived in a beautiful man- sion. They were very happy un- til one day a bat flew inside and bit the daughter, Wilhelmina, on the neck. She became delirious for sev- eral weeks. No one knew a cure for her malady except one, Dr. Renfield. The doctor knew that the vampire Dracula had chosen her to live eternal life with him. There was nothing they could do except find and kill Dracula be- fore it was too late for Wilhel- mina. Daddy, that's a terrible story. KU. !7 the one you love, ' No, Virginia, that's the plot for 'The Passion of Dracula' which was performed October 22, 23, and 24 by the Fine Arts Department. ' Based on the novel by Bram Stoker, this new version of the great Dracula legend, written by Bob Hall and David Richmond, was a recent smash hit on Broadway. Director, Debbie Howell, cast the play with people who seemed at ease, fit the physical characteristics, and had an un- derstanding of the character. The special effects helped cre- ate a proper mood for the play. Exploding crosses, an antique camera, live organ music, and a special flying bat enhanced the horror story. - if Helga fllulie M'iller!. i . - ' ....,,., t, . r. p. K ' 'W' CAPTIVA TED BY DRACULA'S CHARM, Helga fJulie Miller! leaves with Dracula fDan Small! while Wil- - helmina fMarie Wilkes! sleeps. 30 Dracula'