Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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f one were to have walked through the hallways of Euclid in 1984-1985 they would have encountered a variety of clothing styles and fashions. The styles of clothing ranged from one extreme to another. This year's fads included fluorescent tops and socks, ankle length pants, pre-washed jeans, and long dangling earrings. An- other fad was the bob hairstyle and the tail. Many students had their hair cut in a tail, some dyed blond or red. Many Euclid students did not seem concerned with how other students judged their clothing. They wore what they preferred. The students often dressed up for special occasions or just to look especially nice for a day. Sweat- ers, another popular item this year, served a dual purpose: fashion and warmth. While students looked to each other for new ideas and clothing styles, they were not influenced to wear what every- one else woreg each student dressed in what they believed looked great. At times one might have thought he was looking at G.Q. or Vogue maga- zine because of the pride that many Eu- clid students took in dressing. More than ever, Euclid proved it had class. -B. Tingley 1985: a year of expression through apparel. Vogue Volume 99 Fashion

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