Halifax County High School - Haliscope Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

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Glasses galore. Senior Kate Mapp shows that glasses can be attractive as well as useful. s Levi’s. T-shirts. Nearly every sophomore, junior and senior owned at least one pair of Levi’s (with the original tag) and several T-shirts for those drab Mondays when one hated to leave the bed. T-shirts were striped, solid with pictures or sayings on them, or just plain blue, plain pink, what¬ ever. Both guys and gals wore Dock- siders, Wallabys, Earth shoes, cowboy boots and, when hot enough, flip-flops. Of course, girls also wore Dr. Scholl sandals and platformed sandals. If a girl wanted a date for Saturday night, she wore knee-length skirts and dresses all week. Mini-skirts were out just as were go-go boots three years ago. The style was big dresses that looked like potato sacks and big pocket- books that carried everything from lunch to notes to books. To impress the girls, guys wore pull-over sweaters, jersey or western-cut shirts with jeans (Continued on page 15) T-shirt twosome. Many students wore T-shirts all year round Randy Knutti and Gary Lehew express themselves thr ough their choice of shirts CB ' s and no knees 12 Fads and fashions

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Sea of tobacco. The chief product and job provider of Halifax County seems to swallow James Gray Duffie and his horse as they prepare another year ' s crop. Left foot, right foot. Six anxious girls try out for majorettes while last year s members watch and assist. The drill corps was chosen early to get a head start on the year ' s practice. The milkman cometh. Sterling Edmunds, a summer milkman for the Blue Ribbon Creamery, stocks one in a long line of dairy cases at Big Star. Time out. In the heat of summer, Judy Allen finds her backyard a good place to put her feet up and relax. Grease monkey? Anne Benassi answered a want ad for someone who looked good in a skirt and ended up washing windshields and pumping gas at Centerville Texaco. Summer activities 11

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Proud model. Evonne Thorpe shows her halter dress] and shawl which she made in dottiing occupations foi the spring revue, pthfr clotftM[w. e shown at the assembly, including nentir$||g ding ensemble. WBm Casual lunch. Jeans and T-shirts or tie shirts are comfortable clothes to wear while eating lunch outside. Ann and Susan Williams eat a picnic lunch on the front lawn on a warm day. Denim dreamer. Sam Goode relaxes in the gym in his denim pants and jacket. He was , “ ,no,teo,,heie c, ‘ ,wd Boogie fever. Blue jeans proved to be masyj|pular clothes et the Topsy Turv Patrice Fitzgerald arid Larry Hill fihd they can do the latest steps in comfortable clothes Fads and fashions 13