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1. Jenny Dixon, junior, was one of the many trend-followers at AHS. 2. Senior Dale Birch, sits at his favorite spot during break 3 Tricia Galley, junior, and Dan Re- gan, senior - are they passing notes? 4 Juniors. Rachel Fitzpatrick. Missy Blakely, and Melissa Avey model some of the fash- ions of the year 5 Jeff Barrington, sopho- more. was one of the many students who wore fashionable 'Hawaiian'' shorts bright colors were mixed and matched. Oversized blouses and stirrups were big. Outfits often clashed, but that was in. Stripes, checkers, plaids, and paisley leaves in colorful patterns were also fashionable. For the guys, most leaned to- ward the dressier look, often wearing slacks and sweaters. Button-down oxfords and polo shirts were still favorites along with sweatshirts and T-shirts. ii
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1 Jen Ann Reynolds ond Denise Blodig. seniors, discuss cldsses 2 Chip Boldridge. sophomore, hides his loce from the corn- era 3 Senior and junior girls get together for a picture in the locker area 4 Heather Greenwood, senior, is unexpectedly caught m the camera's eye. 5 Junior. Billy Higley. wearing a popular polo shirt, rests during class Blazing Trails in ... Fashions! The styles at AHS ranged from shaker sweaters to oversized blouses, from mini skirts to crop pants, and from tra- ditional stand-by's to Levi button- down flys. These are only a few of the many new Blazing Fashions that found their way to AHS dur- ing the 1985-86 school year. For girls, a great variety of to
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A variety of checkered, striped, and plaid jeans for guys and girls swept the fashion market during the school year. For girls, Zena, Lee, Esprit, Gasoline, Guess, and Rocky Mountain seemed to be the more popular brand names. Guess, Union Bay, Lee, and the traditional Levi jeans were stylish for men. Overall, the fashions were part of what made the 1985-86 school year, and in years to come, we'll look back and wonder how we could have worn such clothesl- JG 12 1. Senior boys discuss the upcoming foot- ball game at break 2. Sophomore. Kath- erine Bisping. flashes a friendly smile. 3. 'Tve seen fhe light! exclaims senior. Lori Smith. 4 Junior. Shane Stone, has looks that could kill. 5 Junior. Marcus Smith, and sophomores. Ralph Dudley and Scott Clayter, discuss the morning's events dur- ing break 6. Mug shot of senior. Brad Ball 7. A merry bunch at lunch.
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