Los Amigos High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

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'83 Fashions Are Like 'Hnything goes was the best way to sum up the typical Lobo wardrobe this year. Although the 'prep- pie look wasn 't totally out, many new fads were making their way in. Many students seemed to let music dictate their wardrobe more than ever. Mean- while, other students stuck strictly to the books, al- ways referring to fashion magazines as their guides. The tuxedo look was the toast of the town. The first day of school looked more like a restaurant with most students dressed in wing-tipped collared shirts, bow ties, baggy pants, cumberbunds and patent leather shoes. Lobos were constantly shopping: if its not South Coast Plaza, it 's Thrift World or some other local thrift store. Mods were always visible. Parkas, berets, thin ties, double-breasted jackets, scarves, hats, vests and pointed shoes made the best dressed Mod man. 50's Wear became very popular by second semester. Everyone wore shirts with no sleeves, fuller skirts, petticoats, Levi jackets, mom 's dresses, stone washed jeans, wing-tipped shoes, hushpuppies, fishnet stock- ings, pumps with anklets, cuffed 501 1s and G'ed up hair, made the well dressed rock-a-billy. Lobos had a closet full of shirts with puffy sleeves, I- Zods, Oxford shirts, seamed stockings, varnets with bermuda shorts and mini skirts. Styling was the main thing in mind: argyles, plaids, stripes or polk-a- dots, as long as it was in!!! WW The heart and soul of Rock 'n' Roll! 6 4 Fashions

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Lobos Pastime VWth New Hobbies 5 if 5 5 bbbbb Senior Rozetta Small shows her own fashion designs: her 1982 prom dress, a sailor outfit, and her gown for an English skit. 1- r Freshmen Tony Polizzi has been collecting base- ball cards since 1 974. Out of his 75,000 cards, his most valuable is Pete Roses rookie card appraised at S 200. He has been to conventions in Los Angles, San Diego and San Francisco. Tony not only buys, but he also sells cards at these conventions, where he bought his most valuable 1 9 73 set which is now worth 3 3 00. Tony says that he really enjoys his hobby because he gets to meet many different peo- ple and its fun to meet the players too! 6 6 Hobbies as x aeswfkfggi' Q SIE in ,JK be X .s xv- ,Q 1 ax W' 1 .1 kg.. f .,, Q f 7 5 XE In September, l 982, junior Miguel Pacheco com- peted in a bicycling race that started in Rosarito, Mexico, and finished 50 miles later in Ensenada, Mexico. This spring, Mike entered a 75 mile race that began in Tocate, Mexico and ended in Ensen- ada again. Mike rode 1 5 or 2 0 miles a day in the Irvine Hills on his 23 pound Motobacane bicycle. Once a month he rode to places like San Clemente with a group called The One Way Cycling Club . Mike enjoys riding because it is something he likes to do!