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Upper Left: POLISHED. Dressed in the cur- rent styles of the time, Laura Huisman and Mary Fawcett work out some biology prob- lems in the IMC. Above: SNIP. Ann Trunnell gets her hair cut before getting a permanent to prepare for the ISE France trip. Left: COMPARING. Brad Ridnour browses through sportswear at The Sports Page as he plans for the spring baseball season. Fashion 23
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A decision between fads and classic clothing faced most students when planning their wardrobe. Although fads brought short-lived fame, most students opted for the more classic style of dress, aimed at quality, style and cost. Some clothes just reflect the mood of the times, but some are always appealing, said Tim Holtz. Many students tried to beat inflation by buying clothes that would stay in fashion for a long time. Clothes remain classics when they are well-made and durable, Michele Mercier explained. Some styles of the 1950's such as sweater sets and shirt collars tucked inside of sweaters, returned to pop- ularity. After searching through attics and closets, students were sometimes rewarded with clothes to fit the current styles, and of better quality and a more original style. In time, many fads regained their popularity and students were reminded that their own clothing might again become chic . “I'm not going to throw away clothes because they're out of style, com- mented Diana Speer, The styles always come back. Methods for choosing clothes relied mostly on personal preference. Wally Madden commented, “It doesnt matter if they happen to be fad clothes, or the old reliables, If it looks good and | like ۱ wear it. Upper Right: CLASSIC. Greg Brown and Gary Meador stayed warm and comfortable in the lobby during the winter by sticking with clothes that were both practical and good- looking l Right: SPRING FEVER. Susan Ross breaks up winter doldrums by wearing the popular parrot shirt and army pants on one of the first days of spring weather. Wess me aim, ۵ sy تس دس ow - b.
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24 Religion Upper Left BEHIND THE SCENES. Jane Maakestad and Terri Rogge, basic rescuers, stand watch as people begin to fill the area surrounding the altar. Upper Right: HIS HOLINESS. Pope John Paul ۱۱ greets the crowd at the Living History Farms. Right: CROWDED. People came from all over lowa and neighboring states to see the Pope on his only rural United States visit. The crowd, however, was not as large as predicted. , gë i 4 i e d r ۱ , J I - D d
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