Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Changing Times 3' Have you ever looked at one of your parents' old yearbooks and thought, How different they looked! '? lt has always been funny for a generation to look at pictures of a previous generation and be amazed S and amused - at the differ- ences in styles. Hair styles have changed al- most every few years since the turn of the century. ln the six- ties, the popular bouffant hair style was particularly common. Very short hair was in for boys at the beginning ofthe six- ties: by the time the late sixtiesf early seventies rolled around, the length ofthe hair had great- ly increased. Changes in clothing went from plaid slacks and suits to today's prep , which, in some parents' opinion is similar to the dress ofthe fifties. Even styles of eyeglasses have changed. From small, wire-framed glasses to the large black horn-rimmed glasses, glasses have changed from dec- ade to decade. They turned to designer frames for a while, then the fad became contact lenses, which made a big hit and are becoming increasingly pop- ular today. Every decade the trend has changed. Fads have come and gone. Next decade will be dif- ferent yet. Your kids will prob- ably look at your yearbook and laugh the way you did at YOUR parents. 4 E Era it -1 -x '5- 3au,.,..-ni' -I . .Lim -. 8 Changing Times .+P ' THE HAIRSTYLES OF the 1960's were much different than those of the 'XO's. CLOTHING STYLES, SUCH as plaid suits and bell-bottoms were quite popular.

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