Choctawhatchee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

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FASHIONS AND FADS 11

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Catching up on the new tads The school year of 1982-83 brought new ideas of fashion to Choctaw. The new year started off with the return of the mini skirts in many styles. Walking shorts were another style that showed off the legs. A more springy style was the sailor look. This was a sharp new fashion. Undoubtedly the biggest fashion craze was the tuxedo look, for both girls and guys. It was a new and im- pressive look for the girls. One of he other latest styles, the prairie skirt, brought cowboys up to date. A fad that hit it off well with everyone were the sweat shirts. These were also a surfing favorite. There was a style of shirt for everyone. With the change of every year is also the change of fashion at Choc- taw. 2 1. Rory Fairly proves that surfers catch more than just waves, although Kathy Kelley would rather catch the waves. 2. Although the sailing look agrees with Renee Schapley and Amy Kuhn, the sailing action doesn't. 3. The Cowboys are coming” says Denise Hanle and Pat Donovon in their favorite prairie look. 4. Bobette Autry proves that walking shorts look great with a prep like Tim Garnto. 5. Miriam Meriwether shows off the latest style in mini skirts. 6. David Hanle and Wendi Groome dress up in their favorite sweat shirts. 7. Tod Maddera and Pam Pad- den discussing All dressed up and no where to go.” 10 FASHIONS AND FADS

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CHS a word of many memories Homecoming week was filled with excitement. It was one of every- body's favorite weeks — initiation. New members went through times of building memories, while old members relived the past. The members had their fun getting re- venge on the initiates. Initiates were seen doing hilarious antics such as rolling down halls or skipping along singing their favorite childhood tunes. They were always trying to avoid other club members. If caught they could be forced to hand over all they got — candy that is. Some of the traditions carried through from year to year were 3 seen in the replicas of Raggedy Anns, baby lions, jumping beans, big birds, clowns, fairies and many more. The costumes were just as much fun to look at as all the action. Initiation was not the only exciting thing happening during that week. All of the club members worked hard putting together their floats. The float workshops lasted till all hours of the night. Then it all fell into place the day of the parade, which took place before the Choctaw- Pine Forest game. This proved to be a memorable time for all. — Kathy Kelley 12 HOMECOMING