Eldorado High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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'Ps i ' Legs, legs, legs! They 're the hottest topic in fashion this year. Skirts, in every style including the mini play a big part in fashion this season, too. Sporty Scott Raber, junior, shows how one of the latest fads, skateboarding goes. Couples paired off formals to match at the Homecoming Dance-proving formal wear to be fashionable. People Are Talking About

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S Y: it lu., -' '-'A--V V.,. .11.21-.-15-'Qf5':3:'fQ .,',.i ' ' At a popular discount department store, Ben Jurgens, junior, tries on a .V , gi Jeans Jacket. X c W i g S at ' ' if gg 5 ip is s s P E 5 .-.. 5 as Mgti gajuli shopping IT'S AN DDICTIO hopping, one of the best sports around. Shopping is probably one of the things teenagers do most frequently and one of the things they do best. First of all, you get paid on Friday and then it's straight to the mall with a whole wad of cash in your hand. pocket, purse, or wallet. As soon as you get there you hope to find that just perfect out- fit for that big date or party. There are quite a few places to shop at, such as the local malls like the Meadows, Fashion Show, and the Boulevard. Some stu- dents were polled about what mall they like to shop at and the results are as follows: The Meadows came in first with 630!n, The Fashion Show came in second with 21010, and The Boulevard came in third with lltoln. As you can see a lot of people like going on money- spending trips. A few stated that they c0uldn't care less where they spent their money as long as they're with friends and the money gets spent. But not everyone goes with their friends, some for instance lliterallyb drag their parents along to hit them up for the items they want. lsn't that what parents are for? To take advantage of, right? But of course parents don't look at it like that. They tend to give you what you want every once in a while, but most parents believe in the Barter System which means doing the housework, cleaning the yard, taking the dog out for a stroll, etc. Just basically doing those dreaded chores everyone detests lincluding your par- entsl. Unless your parents totally adore you, and they give you what you want without you even having to lift a finger. Then there are your typical parents who tell you to earn your own personal spending money because they don'twant you to be a spoiled brat for the rest of your life. Either way, you still have to be decently nice to your parents to receive what your heart desires. What exactly do people shop for? Anything and everything, I guess. And what for? Just any occasion. For example, birthday gifts, clothes, Christmas presents, etc. And of course, l'm sure everyone would absolutely love to find a set of parents on sale or maybe just for rent. Come on think about it, shopping is a past time that will never grow out and become boring and tiring. Shopping is the one thing that everyone will do sometime in their life: some more than others, but 'that's Iife'. While shopping for her Homecoming dress at a mall shop, Carrie Malcolm junior looks over a black gown ... 'N ,, I In ,1 P, ii 55 MI Y' 1. 'um ll i Peopje Are Talking About