Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

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 (.asoal in correct, says (.aura brooks (fop left) in her sweats anil Donya Brooks {far left) shows the popular layered look-oxford shirt and shaker sweater. The 80 s look of Diane Tillotson (left) is a combination of several eras, and high tops {ahore) a la Air Jordans ’ were seen on the court and in the class. Sweatshirts (shown by Jane Bowser helou left) and jeans (helou ) conic in all colors, sha|H-s, and sizes and are still probable the most common fashion. k

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Styl c ore influenced by TV, Movies, Magazines, and Athletes. odcrn fashion from blue jeans to ties, from sweats to long dresses, from tennis shoes to Ropers — has hit BUS. It seems most anything is “in now, and Blanchard students sport a wide spec trum of attire. (Right): I.uld and li.J. -show their oxfords and ties while Joe demonstrates the 'Miami Vice look (not quite Don Johnson, though). Different is definitely evident these fashions as BUS students gather at lunch. David (right) models the popular jean jacket while (far right) Ronnie and Joe hang around in typical Western clothing. Stripes and prints were commonplace in the classriMim (helou right).

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Top to Bottom From head to toe, styles play an important role in students’ lives. Hair has always been a major fashion trend, and it is straightened, permed, shaved, razor cut, bobbed, and feathered. Tina Roberts and Stacy Hunt (right) wear the classic pony tail and the modern bi-level. (Below) Ms. Boutwell and Jeana Robertson show Trent Stephens and the bi-level, Brad Loftin and the average cut, and Jody Davis and the “Boz” — three common hairstyles on guys. Behind those Foster Grants is Kcri Knip-pelmier (below right). Sunglasses arc a popular accessory for high school students in a variety of styles and colors. Which way do we go? Hush puppies are comfortable run around shoes — especially in cold weather.