Anderson County High School - Beartracks Yearbook

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Q F 9 g - .- ' .Q W1- .- A if Y Styles come and go at ACHS. Television watching was one of the hot items this year. Programs such as Days of Our Lives and The Cosby Show were just some of the shows that stu- dents preferred. But that's not all that they liked. The latest fash- ions of clothes and shoes were also popular. When it comes to looking hot, said junior Alison Campbell, wild clothes are for me. The in styles ranged from over-alls and baggy sweaters to the latest shoe fash- ions of high-top Reeboks, Keds, and Dexters. Some students were not so fashion conscious and just liked being comfortable. I like plain ol' T-shirts and a comfortable pair of jeans, said senior David Cornish. Guess jeans were the most popular brand of jeans worn. Things that were once in style have faded just as things popular now will lose their style in a few years. ., ,,,.,,n.f-,.,.. . ,,,, , A ,W .M-f .M F',-,H -- M,....M--e ,f-ff T-shirts, overalls, and Guess jeans are just a few of the fashions worn by seniors Mat- thew Carlton and Kathy Litkenhus, and ju- niors Chip Atkins and Ben Isaac. There was no limit set on the kinds of shoes worn this year. They ranged from boots to high-top tennis shoes to flats to pumps. Tanning beds have been a popular pastime for many ACHS students. Senior Meredith Hyatt let friends such as senior Marie Craw- ford, shown here, use the bed at her fathers office after school. Beds are popular, espe- cially at prom time, 78 - What's Hot Silver purses, big purses, little purses, Gucci purses - purses of all styles were popular this year. 5 3 v 2 2 Z

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