San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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The leading designer names were: Levi Strauss. Jordache. Le Tigre, Izod Lacoste. Nike, Ralph Lauren (Polo), and other expensive names. Even backpacks had their trends, which were led by Outdoor Products and Camp Trails Some clubs had special dress up days The respectable shirts, pleasing ties, fancy jackets, classic trousers, and elegant shoes were taken out of the closet on Thursday when the football players came to school in their best stuff On Tuesday, Soboban members could be seen in their collection of dresses which were part of their amendment and a requirement Fashion clubs encouraged their membership to wear the best at all times Kids are really dressed nice at school, and I also enjoy wearing the new. special outfit I just bought It ' s fun to try something crazy and different, but not too unusual. ' said Anna Hinkle Wear what you prefer and a style that compliments your figure and haircut. No matter the expense or the modern designs of your outfit, if it is not for you it should not be worn by you There should be no standard to follow, just dress in whatever suits you as long as it ' s within reason. It is impossible to have the latest from Paris or New York because the price of clothes keeps increasing and the fads are unpredictable. Above: Dressed in Le Tigre shirt, senior Larry Richards shows his desire to be a cheerleader with shakers sold by the National Honor Society during football season Right: Frank Ramirez, senior, shows in a model pose the casual look worn by many of the male students. Accents FOR YOUR Home Specializing in All Custom Window Treatments and Decorative Accessories Exclusive Selection of Custom Drapery Fabrics: Imported French Italian Laces, and Embroidered Seamless Sheers. Fancy Valances, Bedspreads, Comforters, Pillow Shams and Tablecloths . . . All Made in Our Own Workroom ' Hardware and Expert Installation Available For FREE In-Home Estimate and Decorator Consultation CALL es CUSTOM BOUTIQUE 888-8982 824-3132 699 W. Rialto Avenue San Bernardino i Affiliate of Carmen ' s Custom Drapery PALM DRUG DRUGS Good Luck Grads 3623 E. Highland Avenue Highland, Ca. 92346 Telephone: 862031 1 Qullivan Yarns fashion yarn — needlepoint — crewel knitting machines — latch hook 2081 E. Highland Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92404 (714)862-4240 advertising 333

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You ' ve got the look If you wanted to see a parade of fashion, the school campus was the perfect showcase for the latest fads. Students came to school draped in the current garb, and the competition to possess the best clothes was fierce, especially among the girls. The freshmen and sophomores were among the best dressed because they tried to impress the guys. The more mature junior and senior women were rewarded with worse dressed, because they could care less about the boys ' opinions. Their main concern was keeping up their grades, their jobs, and fretting about college. To every rule there was an exception and each class had its rule breakers. What was the in look? The preppy, punk, and rockabilly were ex- tremely popular depending on who you were and where your interest lay. Bombarding the shops were narrow, tailored tuxedos complete with the blazer, ruffle shirt, belt sash, pumps, and bow tie of some sort. The length of skirts was short, long, and every distance in be- tween. Red, white, black, gray, and burgundy were the main colors to be dressed in. The craze for the sailor look and metallic items faded making them old news. Above: Wanting to be in the top of fashion, Coach Ed Kearby and Coach Doug Stockham pose behind the Izod prop, which is part of the Summit booth at the , Homecoming carnival RightrWalking in style across the quad seniors Clara Aldape, Martha Figueroa and Lorena Garcia show off the casual look Servicing Southern California Congratulates the Class of 1983 P.O. Box 125 27221 E. 5th Street Rear Highland, California 92346 (714)862-6344 Hank Marino Manager li!2 advertising

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