Fountain Valley High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

 - Class of 1977

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Jeans and T-shirts were the most frequently worn by both guys and girls. ln cooler weather sweaters appeared, many of which were bulky. A popular sweater was the cowl with its large floppy neck. Boots often accompanied gauchos, a type of skirt with pant legs. These became more apparent as the year prog- ressed. Many times worn with vests. Another noticeable fashion trait of the season was the shortening of hair length by many. The wedge, a cut way above the collar, became a popular for girls. This was made famous by Dorthy l-lamil the Olympic ice skater. We also began to see the hair of the fashion conscious young men become shorter and groomed to the head. so 4 -f1:.igqMil,,i, top left: The tennis shoe was the most frequently worn shoe. They came in many different colors and makes. Desert boots and surfer sandals were worn by many. top right: Lorie Jones wears a colorful jumpsuit. Done uniquely in patchy and ribbon in patches and ribbons on denim. above: Polo shirts and jeans were found adorning many of the young gentlemen on campus, as worn here bottom left: Gauchos were the new by Brent La Flame' apparel addition to closets. l-lere they are worn by Cheryl Blatney and Sus- anne Presta with the tie shoes and T- shirts. Student Life 25

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THE WAY THEY CLAD THEMSEI. VE5 As each new season brings with it new fashions, this was no different. Boots became a notable addition to the campus. Polo shirts, with their bright stripes and white collars livened the surroundings. Jumpsuits became a very contemporary fashion, these being a one piece apparel, decorated in many ways. Bags go bigger as pants got narrower. Black was once again a popular color. Shoes came down from the heighthy heights ofthe platforms and frequently could be found tied. Tennis shoes were for all around use. top left: The years ...f distinguished shoes. W I 5 Canvas wedgies, im J' 4' . .. ,. leatherwedgies, Wm l , 'L fx-if K .jaw-3' l ,M ...... boots and thongs. A f f top right: Bob Soulc M V with a blow dry cut. i r i g r -we if M Sh ' i L . ,, I fa, ' .f i- , 5 , , 1, orterthan in s . ,,,,,...,...,Wi if.-i W W N i i a ity, g Q , . previous years, this at , l gi W fm' 1 , gf cut is easy to keep, ,id ,V 'H i .1 ' ffl and agood looking f , T - . ' style. 3 cj ,sg , bottom left: A sampling of campus attire worn by Donna Mills, Cindy Begdnda, and Carla Mills. Jeans were still in demand, shown here with a vest. Turtle neck sweaters and pants made for comfortable dressing. bottom right: Victoria Howard wears the cowl sweater accom- panied by an ethnic striped sweater which atops straight legged pants and boots. On her hands are examples of the typically worn turquoise jewelry. 24 Student Life



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