Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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pw , N ,H,.-inf 'V FT? Lffvrz A . f r. - ,gm r .. 2- Y 4 . fe .slr 'J , o o o Braided hair, preppie look clean looking fashion trend The preppie look, metallics and knickers were popular fashion trends. Corduroy, frilly shirts and pants were also hits. The preppie look seemed to dominate the cam- pus, with both the girls and the guys. They wore shorts and levis with Izod, Polo, and Surf design shirts. The shoes varied from topsiders to vans. A favorite look with the girls was tying a bandana around their necks. Metallics were also a part of the new fashions, they were used to accent clothes. Belts, shoes, purses, jewelry and other accessories were in metallics. Knickers were popular along with culottes, pants with yokes and pleats. Knickers are pants that are baggie with pleats and fasten below the knee. They were most popular in corduroy. Some of the girls wore shirts and dresses that were more feminine. The lowered waistline on dress- es was another thing that girls wore. Hair braiding became a popular style with the girls. French braids were the most popular and were comfortable, easy to take care of and had a neat appearance. In the past decade at the school, clothes and hairstyles have come a long way. 1 Metallic belts and knickers were popular for a short while. Tracy Altman displays her belt and knickers. 2 Ivy League fashions were popular for many students including Dawn Eu- banks wearing topsiders and an Izod shirt with a sweater jacket tied over her shoulders.

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Economical pastimes popular on weekends After long hours of hard work and studying, students looked forward to their free time. They plotted and schemed how to get away, have a good time and meet good looking people. Every day they hit the streets looking for excitement. They went roller skating, shopping, and dancing. They saw movies and football games. Energetic types turned to roller skating, a pastime that never seems to go out of style. Great Skate was a popular rink for students here. Michael Rios said, 'KI like to roller skate because it gives me a break from school and I get to meet different peoplef, People who love to browse went shopping for hours on end. They walked up and down Metro, going in and out of stores and meeting new people. There are many people who love to boogie to all kinds of music, rock, mellow and even country. It wasn't necessary to go somewhere to dance. Some people danced wherever they happened to be. Drama, comedy and horror stories were just some of the types of movies attended by students. Many took advantage of the special matinee prices offered before 2 o'clock on Saturdays and Sundays. There is nothing I like to do more than watching a really good movie on the weekends, said Leslie Rockow, junior. Football games are really exciting, that is why I try to go to all of them during the season, stated Jill llarnigan. Adrenalin flows faster as everyone gets to their feet to cheer the team on to victory. Activity cards were a great help on the expenses for home games. y , fffg, I 1 aff 1 Lunch off campus was a favorite of Ed Krolak and Rob Vossbrink. 2 Movies on Saturday nights were popular with Steve Olds, Vinny Chawla and Andy Flink. Photos by Ron Frizzel and Doug King. 2