Cherry Hill High School East - Eidolon Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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years from now we will either trea- sure these fashions or laugh and wonder how we could have worn such clothing. Like them or not, though, these are the clothes that will go down in history as the styles we wore when we were seniors. (Jirls- hohbed or moussed hair, stretch pants, sweatclothes, paisley, ba- roque, and cabbage rose prints, junk jewelry, Florenza wear, Ben- etton clothes, swatches, electric blues, flat shoes, big shirts, and shaker knit sweaters. Guy»- big shirts, swatches, Hawaiian shorts, rugby and polo shirts, docksides, sweats, tapered jeans, short hair, button down collars, loose shirttails, and oversized sweaters.

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Fashion is a lot like history. We can bring back an entire era by remem- bering the type of clothes that we wore. Styles reflect the times wheth- er they are conservative or trendy. By digging up our old prairie skirts and Izod sweaters, we can conjure up images of our confusing and innocent freshman year. We can even look back to time periods before we were born and imagine what it would have been like to have lived during that era. The 50's are remembered for poodle skirts and leather jackets, the 60's for miniskirts and long hair, and the 70’s for faded jeans and big col- lars. Since the 80’s are not yet over, we can not predict which styles this decade will be known for; however, we can examine one of our most im- portant and what will be one of our cherished times: senior year. Ten

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7. Who invented the “thick stuff” they serve in all school cafeterias? (The Cherry Hill Board of Education). We Only Wish