Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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i LIFE’S A BREEZE I

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From the plain to fancy could sum up the fashion scene of the year 80. From the toe of the boot to the tip of the ear described the looks of the 80's. For the girls it was double pierced ears and designer jeans. In shoes, girls wore styles from the rugged cowboy boots to sti- letto heels and Candies. Skirts rose from the split midi to the return of the mini. Wayout looks ranged from the Annie Hall tie and vest to glimmering disco wear. For the boys, the in look was the “preppy corduroy and sweater style. Izod alligator shirts also made their way into the male fashion scene. Boys, like the girls wore cowboy boots. Down vests and ski jack- ets were also favorites. Though these fashions seemed to catch on with the AHS student body, the favorite comfortable wear was denim Levi's and T-shirts. Anywhere, anything, and anybody were scrawled on the fronts and backs of the T-shirt, making known the slogans, messages, and ideas of the wearer. (A) Chip Menely, Doug Thompson, and Brian Mahler show the latest fashion of ski jackets and sweaters. (B) leland McGinnis displays his down vest, cow- boy hat, and boots. (C) Barbara Obre- gon models her Mickey Mouse sweater as she waves to a friend. (D) layme Col- lard reveals her double pierced ears. (E) Stacey Wilkey and Sandi Fultz rest after a long walk in their spiked heels. 17

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Activities Life's A Breeze was the best adjective to describe the activi- ties at Arlington High School. The events, just like the relaxa- tion of flying a balloon, pro- vided students with an escape from their routine classes. Pep rallies and football games made Friday an anticipated day. Assemblies such as Howdy, American Heritage, and Twirp gave students some good laughs. Senior activities such as the picnic, prom, and gradua- tion topped off the year. 19