Northwest Classen High School - Round Table Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Fashion Mirror r l , , ,, hair as guys 'n gals get it together Earth shoes, toe socks, corn rows, afros . . . funky styles, longer hem- lines, higher platforms. AND higher prices. l-lair-cut, shaped, styled, blow- dried-for guys 'n gals, it's all the same. Needle 'n thread-identify yourself on overalls, jeans, work shirts. But are styles really ditferent'P Don't you wear jeans four days of the week'7 And if you do wear something differ- ent, everyone asks you why you're all dressed up. But while you don't try to be differ- ent just to be different, most everyone develops his own certain style-even if that's just another way of saying anything goes. ANOTHER FORM of fashion is illustrated by sen- ior Gordon Hicks' casual overall look. TRIPS TO STYLING SALONS became common for males seeking that contoured cut. Senior Mickey Lee Cbelowj has his hair shaped by a professional stylist, , Qi A l 'r' M, v, I , I y

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Fashion 26 M if H, N, THIS LITTLE PIGGY went to market, this little piggy . . . Toe socks facilitated the resumption of childhood games, as well as keeping feet warm through the winter. mf NOTED FOR HlS up-to-the-minute fashion sense is senior Bryan Hardiman, getting out ot his car in the school parking lot. TIRED OF WEARlNG rings in the usual places7 Try a change of pace by using a toe to display hand jewelry.

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