Coronado High School - El Viajero Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Carole Bray J. J. Dugan ll Classics Still in Maw Rosa Mendolla if Lance Bolmg M15 Kim Cooke Frankie Bailey Paul Wilson and Doyle Mackey J ' .l ' V ads 'n fashions-- Eftg? peer pressures .- - -, f we could wear-- . played an im- v' ' z-'54 I .vi ' 'Ls , 1 if IV portant, if not overrated, role for many of us. Ropers and penny loafers were still around. Jellies and saddle shoes had faded into our mom's garage sale. A comfortable pair of jeans was still a necessity, but now we also 'needed' a denim jacket Levi S01 blues -- we love you! Girls were aglow with any- thing shiny: jewelry, purses, shoes, belts and sequined ban- dannas. Lace collars finished off many an outfit. Guys adorned themselves in trenchcoats, loud jams, burr and flattop haircuts and high top shoes. Both sexes favored trade- mark clothes such as the Coca Cola logo offered. Basically anything went -- as long as Mom thought it was outlandish, we knew it was in.

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FASHIONS S lQ,.,.. ,Q ! .5: .:.s::'?'ar!:.::...:.-N., ,.,, W... T my f . THUMBS UPI Terri Allsup, wearing an FF TO CLASS! Gina White and Tracy Hager adorn themselves in the latest fashions. TECHNICOLOR BOUQUETI Ann Marie Ruiz clutches her bear bal- , illegal mini-skirt, and Tracy Bailey loon bunch. These 'uplifting' gills dress in out-dated fashions on 50's were quite popularand ranged be- Day. tween 520 to 550 in price. Popular places to buy these presents were Balloons by the Bunch, Ribble 's F Flowers and the Posey Palace. f - ,,-x ' if A ' f . wx-f 1' . -f 5iTQ..f6?fg.?'? K A Ak? 1 W my A J A ,. gh ' A' S if L' ' ' A- J ' 14 1 ' I gk N . W sz, l 'AIM A .. -1 - A- -1: , S- Z' is., Trenchcoats and Chambray on April Smith and Abe Brown Z f Wages By Kim and Chnsl fads And Fashions Michelle Cooper and Brandye Albro l Pat Brown Silver Gold.

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