Hall High School - Warrior Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

Fads What's Hot. . . What's Not A World Book Dictionary defines a fad as a craze, sometimes short-lived. There were many among the students, also a wide variety. The most noticeable fad was in clothing. We had our preppies, punks and the regular sporty look, and in some cases these were carried to the extreme. But with the students came a new look, setting trends which set them apart from others. With fall came the reappearance of the blue jean jacket, but this time with some stylish tailoring to the eighties. Bandanas were also on the scene, in the hair and around the leg, in any color at anytime! Stylish boots were new with short legs and cuffs and were worn with jeans, pants and skirts. Jewelry patterns expanded too, and seen on the throats of many girls were the beautiful twisted beads and pearls. Fads were also present in what we did and where we went. A major fad was the appearance of MTV, music television. The idea is to capture the audience's attention by projecting visual images to a record. This caught on fast and many students enjoyed it in their spare time. Fads provided a way for students to express themselves individually. It was our blend of personalities, yet our differences, that made our student body unique. ,I""1 ,wif . ,ff , wig K . 'A L. 1' i Q js 3, ' Q' 'v " V - 1 s weft: " . it r'it iiii . fm! The real thing. Gold beads and earrings work with bulky, hand-knit looking sweater to put Carrie Henry ahead in style. Vince Daniels, Keith Collins and Darrell Heard like Levis and boots with kerchiefs occasionally tied around the legs. 4. ,T it Wan. 5 pix 'v ,jj . Qfguf' he as wt WM.