Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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arying styles at Deham High School reflect the wide ranges of in- dividuality that exist in the Class of H8311 Obviously the most original style is that of the Trackies. The Trackie look combines a unique idea of fashion to suit the personality of the wearer. Whether its flourescent sneakers, moccasins, or barefeet, Ya- shikie shirts and faded dungarees, the trackies take pride in their ad- verse style. Preppy has been a style for many of the seniors for the past two years. According to a true prep, the ideal outfit for both a young woman and man includes the oxford, the izod alligator sweater, chinos and docksiders. x U. x, 1 The Creative Style is exactly what the name states. The creative dresser incorporates jfxkf not only the latest in fashionable wear but also the styles of ycserday W The latest in fashion trends is New Wave. The attire includes mini- skirts, silk pants and the tradition- alman's tie. Stripes are predominant in the clothes along with bright col- ors. The Punk trend is one that has spread quite rapidly through the halls of the high school in the past year. The punk wear consists of darker colored clothing, primarily black, and includes leather pants and unusual footwear. The T-shirt look of Dedham High reflects the casual and relaxed atti- tudes of many Dedham High stu- dents. Along with the concert tees, the students wear Levi's and work- boots. Although each of these styles are represenative of Dedham Hgh School, the look that best represents a D.H.S. student is the one that best represents his or her personality and the things he enjoys. i . 1 t X ls. A

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O O YOU REMEMBER . . . Mrs. Bradley's speeches . . . Apple Picking . . . The Undefeated, Untied and Unscored upon Freshman Football Team . . . Freshman fire drills . . . Johnny Holmes . . . Martin at the Bloodmobile . . . Henry at the Red Sox game . . . 4113 on Milton Powder puff . . . Pseudo Intellectual Mr. Gus . . . Freddie's Knee . . . David's and Dougie's cars . . . Hoffman's crutches . . . Sean Rooney's year round tan . . . The Trackies VW bus . . . Al Smith's dinner excursions . . . Senior skip day . . . The large cast of Oklahoma . . . The Valentine's Day Dance . . . The Disco in Quebec . . . Six of one, Half a dozen of another . . . Skilly bus rides . . . Rally nights . . . Selling flowerbulbs . . , Iason's SAT scores . . . Debbie Wilson's party . . . Donny's green sweater . . . The Norwood girls at the wrestling match . . . King Oakie at the Semi-formal . . . Who was number one on your computer list . . . Fat Ed's rally cartwheels . . . Halloween 81 at Candy Mountain . . . M 8: M QMurph and Malcolmj . . . Brian's earring . . . Christina's and Tammy's shirts . . . Fred at the Prom . . . Glen from the ski trip . . . 4 absences last term . . . Who vandalized the buses . . . Snow Days . . . Marty's stories . . . New Games . . . Ronny Brock's Boots . . . Tahiti's . . . Lynne Fisher's powder puff stardom . . . John Colantuoni's Trans Am's new paint job . . . Mr. Ricci's falling cars . . . Trackie Mentality . . . Paying your dues . . . Maureen Curtin's Halloween bash . . . Homeroom meditation . . . Scotty Lawton at the basketball games . . . Which prom theme you chose and which petition you signed , . . Mr. Varnum's revived Volkswagon . . . Mirror Messages . . . Morning announcements . . . Student Council'sThanksgiving Day decorations in the halls . . . E.T. being an artist . . . Tim's Vega . . . Bermuda . . . A dive into the pool . . . The Hanson Brothers . . . Coach Mike D . . . Quiet Mike Foley . . . McDonald's and the barrier girls . . . The powder puff cheerleaders . . . Rizzi's ballet shoes . . . Eleanor's laugh . . , New Pond . . , Sneakers . . . Reisner's Howl Song . . . And all the good times we had in High School. 5

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