Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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Sheer Delight ... Tavis Dotson enjoys his position while posing with Becky Couch and Lisa Hileman. “Don’t look at me”... Tim Taylor explains that he’s only doing his assignment. What Is Your Label? .. . A rear View Pam Long displays her Gloria Vander- bilt label. Izod on bod. School keeps “Dragon” on for Carmella Collins. 24 —

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= netemeceenanenthtensncercan SUNN AEN: ARCnet itiprescsiin Future Politician... Mike Bush gave anoutlook Should U.S. get involved with El Salvador?... Preaching a Sermon? ... Becky Riner ex- on world conditions in his original oratory, Angie Elkins spontaneously gave opinions on pressively read ‘‘The Creation” in poetry speech. ' world conditions. competition. = FORENSICS Hollywood, Here I Come ... Krista Robinson whee S-P-E-L-L-I-N-G ... Pam Hamric participated in dramatically read ‘‘The Waltz’ for prose N.C. ... Forensic winners show no class as they | spelling competition. competition. pose for their group picture. RE SOR

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Could there be a fox behind this fox © The snap of the gator .. displays his Izod. . Kent Hartsock Wrangler is one tough customer. Janice McCall dis- plays her label. Branded ... Connie Hicks shows off her label on her Lee overhalls. Looking sharp in a carp. ee Ot lage de i Ch icomprcagpe™ 0 No lion about it... Marsha House It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Jennifer Gibson and her sports a le tigre shirt. Wrangler swan. What does an alligator stand for? Is it for distinction, popularity, or because you really like it? Emblems have become a part of our life. This is the year of the trends. Just like the fifties were symbolized by bobbie socks, saddle ox- fords, greased hair, and white T-shirts, the eighties are becoming “‘labelized”’. Gloria Vanderbilt designed clothing, Izod and Lacoste, Levis, Nikes, Wranglers, Calvin Klein, and Pierre Cardin are found in almost every store. Is it really normal to pay $50.00 for a pair of signature jeans when you could have had plain jeans for $15.00? It seems as though we buy for names and labels. We h ave been accustomed to being attracted to and even look for labeled products. Could paying more for a dragon emblem be a psychological problem? Well, whatever the reason for this sudden trend, one name for the eighties will definitely be “the decade of the labels”. 25