Billings Senior High School - Kyote Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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Not much was new in the baggies Pants were cropped to right above the ankles, and skirts since the 60’s. Long was out for skirts and dresses. Anything CROPPED PANTS known as pedal pushers in the '50's, made a come- back with the layered look and bright stripes. Kerri Becktold wears flat canvas shoes to match her peach to pumps. Only names for styles chang- ed through the years. For ex ample, the dresses that from just above the knee to mini” lem?th was a hit in ‘84, Some of the top brands of the pants topped with the layered look. Julie Mayfield selected cotton crop- ped pants and a T-shirt top. Com- pleting her outfit were black anc ■white pumps known ai “spectators” in the ’50's. be called Chemise in the 50fs. Along with the name changes also came price changes. In 1959, a pair of Levi straight legs cost $4.95. The price in‘84 had more than tripled. However, the increase was not as bad as it sounds because Espirit, Izod, Pier Connection, and Polo by Ralph Lauren. Nikes, Ciao, Converse colored high tops, boots, Jellies, and high plastic, colored shoe topp ed the shoe stores inventories. GUYS AND GALS both wore the Fashipcs epunejy A Ham Albio Junior Department. Styles arc from the '84 Esprit spring Jinci PURPLE PUMPS accented Kerri’s costume consisting of cropped pants cotton blouse seer left the fashion scene en- in the 80’s as cotton made a ■■■■■ i : C0 i . 1 i r •? 1 cww 91BBBBB A ■■■ BBBBP BBBBBBB I BBB ft . j fJBBBBBBlIBBflBt iVSFBBti A j« ft I an HE COMFORT KEYWORD FOR Julie donns loose-fn spring fashion. Aga toe, spike heel pun complement the oui for dresses several ti stead of the once of blue jeans daily. ed- °’i1 ted in- l jok Whether you found your clothing of ‘84 in an old trunk, bought them from a thrift store, or went to some of the high fashion stores and paid top dollar, it was not hard to be among the best dressed of the 1983-S4 school year. 16 Bronc • : mm UU dWl mam Bit yisitfu BBBBBBBBI sbs b .- . IJLJL3L il Si ■puiBOHcaai ESPRIT appeared on all of the top sportswear—whether across the r jT shiro of dh the labels. Kerri 11Julie, moidcled cir suimncr colorsj j (of., peach; aqua,and laveaider with. lofi course, jcather sh'oes to!match. Julie's iTJshirt-features = the off-the- shouldpr 1 ‘Fla hdancc- 1 loot. Jl ■SSS Lii BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBft ;.(S SMB®

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Rain, Come Shine Come P-R-I-D-E, we’ve got pride like totally! Bronc fans get in the groove at the non- traditional indoor pep-assembly. • • • DIRECTING STUDENTS to the B-Day festivities is Judy Cole, journalism advisor. Activities normally are held outside, but this year due to rain they were in the old gym. RUB-A-DUB-DUB, looking as if they’re in a tub are Laurie Hagen, Tami Bartlett, and Hillary Smith. CHIP -N- DALE? No, it’s Traci Koch and Carol Ohnstad flashing their pearly whites before the start of the B-Day pep assembly. FROM HEAD TO HAND, Conrad Wear shows his spirit for the Broncs while loung- Ina after a hearty meal at the B-Day picnic. 16A B-Day