Yorktown High School - Grenadier Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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Jenny and Andrew think about the evening that is ahead of them. Practicing for the bull fights, Jeff S. entertains Krista. Former dance teacher Courtney S., teaches Kevin A. the basic steps for the waltz. Queen Kathryn Scott and King Steve Herrlein, enjoy a dance together. New Bubble Yum now comes in tux- edo colors. Table etiquette is displayed by Scott P. and his date Kathryn D.

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With their diverse outfits skirts, peddle pushers, and bermuda shorts, these show us that they know what's in fashion. Tree-top Courtney shows a flair for fashion. lion Plus Long, long ago, say two or three years, Yorktown was known as the PREP SCHOOL. Almost everyone was ultra-preppy, and those who weren't were definitely in the minority. But, at last, times have changed. The era of The Liberal Dress Code has arrived. The Preps have defied their hand- book and ventured into such dar- ing articles of clothing as mini- skirts. As the lines drawn between the styles disappear, a blending of styles is noticed. Wait a minute! you gasp as you frantically view the crowded 'halls. The once distinct styles of PTep, Grit, and High Fashion are no longer separate. It is getting harder to condemn or adore some- one for simply what he is wearing one day. Today's Prep may be tomorrow's Grit. Sometimes it is hard to distin- guish who should wear what. The Jean Jacket Question, for example, has been plaguing many minds. What should be worn with a Jean Jacket? A thermal underwear top? A 100% Shetland wool sweater? Cowboy boots and overalls? How about a denim mini-skirt? Answer: wear whatever you like because individuality is the key to York- town Fashion. Fashions 13