Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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a: No, it is not a chorus line, but instead a parade of leather, canvas, lame’, Suede and loafer shoes. b: Resting in a familiar place, All Star ten- nis shoes are still a popular choice in footwear. c: Maybe he has a pair just like it at home? d: Caution: Child on Phone! The wall is a perfect place for saddle shoes. e: Laced boots adorned with crests are part of the fashion trend in 1987. f: Penny Loafers and leather flats with confetti colors prove a popular choice in 1987. g: Granny style boots are a favorite of teens in ’87. This style is just what Grand- ma use to wear! Put your best foot forward! Picture This . . . untied . . . tied , . . formal . . . informal . . . patent leather . . . high tops . . . fringe boots . . . Nike . . . loafers . . . black tennies . . . pumps . . . can- vas . . . flip-flops . . . sandals . . . Reebok . . . flats . . . heels . . . Can- dies . . . Indian boots . . . boat shoes . . . hiking boots . . . duck shoes . . . Baloons . . . cleats . . . moon boots . . . Razz Berry . . . colored booties. Whatever the fashion, footwear at CHS was in a constant state of change. All you had to do to to observe this change was to glance down and see the variety of foot fashions parading down the hallways. g Pitter-patter 5