Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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W CLASSY CLOTHES ' n My clothes tell a true story of my styles and attitudes. - Tim Brown During the course of the year, fashions exhibited a fresh new look. Though many seemed to feel that the preppy style was still popular, others took on a more daring look. Those who adhered to the preppy scene sported their sweaters, button downs, add-a-beads, khakis, and assort- ed espadrilles. Senior, Julie Hollis said that she dressed the way she did to make a lasting impression and just for fun, too. On the other hand many students took on a style of their own. These designs included a basic leather look, ranging from leather jackets, parachute or span- dex pants, and Capezios. John Briglevich, a notable dresser of the junior class, said that the way he dressed was a part of his own personal spirit. A popular style of dress for this region of the state seemed to be the western look. This category included cowboy hats, plaid shirts, boots, and a variety of belt buckles. One of the more unique styles seen was the new wave look. Working at the Merry Go Round at Cumberland seemed to be the best job for senior, Martha Hames. Martha purchased many of her outfits there to add an exciting look to her style. Another example of this fashion was pre- sented by junior, Tim Brown. Tim said, l wear these outfits to tell a true story of my style and attitudes. Surrounding senior Julie Hollis are seniors, David Holt and John Herren adorned in their preppy 28 Fashion Efflfe.

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