Saks High School - Saks Echoes Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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FASHION TRENDS OF THE Ws Jeans still the most popular clothes for school The fashion fads of the '80's seem to be to “do your own thing. ' The mini skirt is quite the rage this year but we also see the longer length prairie skirt worn with western boots. The “preppy look with Button-down shirts, Isod and Polo sweaters, and loafers are still going strong. The narrow knit ties are the “in thing for dress up for the guys. However, jeans prevail as practically a school uniform. Who would think of starting a new school year without two or three new pair of jeans? They are worn with tennis shoes or high heels, with silk blouses or sweat- shirts and serve as proper attire for dates as well as school. The designer jeans have moved us into a new price category but many own at least one pair. Whether we wear Levi, Lee, Wrangler, or Gloria Vanderbilt, Calvin Klein or Jordache, the label is unimpor- tant. The comfort and freedom of movement has con- tributed to our denim craze. e f to Right — Stacy Howard. Chuck Love, Karen Willingham. Dale Harbin. Page Ledbetter, Jeff Mason, Amy Hunter. Center left to right — Dwayne Reaves, Lisa Sundstrom. 8 Fashion

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Monday ... A day none of us look forward to. 53 Mon- days in a year, all hated by S.H.S. students. The typical Monday starts out with your alarm going off only an hour after you went to bed, your breakfast will burn, and you won’t be able to find that one sock that you have to have for P.E., you go to look for your homework and your little sister has made paperdolls with it. All of this gets to be very annoying because it happens once every seven days. You finally get to school, without your P.E. sock to find that you’re ten minutes late and your locker won't open. You rush drowsily into class only to find half of them asleep and the others grouchier than bears. You run to your seat, dropping half of your books, and trip over the film projector cord, sending your only pencil into the fish tank. Your teacher looks up from her five-page lesson plan only to tell you to write a ten-page report because this is your thirteenth tardy. The bell rings; you run to your locker only to find that it still won’t open and your seven- page report on bullfrogs is in there. You run to class, only to find that you’ve gone to the wrong class and the one that you’re supposed to be in is on the other side of the building, you run to the other side of the building with the wrong books MONDAY “If Monday, give roe strength. Top — “Taking a cal nap.” Bottom — “Fight off the sleep it's time to teach.