Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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A Special Tribute . The members of the Campus staff wish to express our apprecia- tion to Mr. Woodruff for his gener- ous gifts to Emory University and to recognize his outstanding charac- ter and his dedication to his fellow man. Robert Woodruff is truly an inspiration to us all and exhibits those characteristics which can serve as an example to us of ,sin- 'cere love for mankind and judicious use of one's own resources in order to make this world a better place. 1 ,I , 1 f ,,1, x . ,ix 1111! I 'vi 'iff' X X f I1 ,1-1.-I 1 1 X 4' 1 , 1 ,4 X1 , lf' ll' 1- I 1 'I If I I' 1 ' ' . If ' ' 1 ' l 1 I ' .1 i 1 f ,I 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' I l lf!! 1 1' If I , . 1' ' - ,' ll If 1 1 , . I f X , 1 I l ' . I f 1 I l , 14 16 f X aff X x I ff 1 ff fl

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Polo, Punks And Preps The fashion outlook for the fall of 1980 can almost be summed up in one word- Preppyl The fashion world has discovered what Ivy Leaguers have known forever, that khakis, crew neck sweaters, and docksides are the most comfortable and practical attire for any situation. Generally, fashion at Emory is more traditional this fall. Girls wear skirts and put bows in their long curly hair while guys have come out of their Levi's and have donned khaki's and cords. Emory students exhibit varying degrees of preppiness. There are the hard-cores who wouldn't be caught dead without some combination of lime green and hot pink on their bodies. They also adorn themselves in clothes with the popular duck or whale motifs. The pseudo-preps wear the right styles, but they haven't reached the same level of color coordination as the hard- cores. Emory still has its share of prep dissenters isometimes called JAP'si. They are characterized by the proliferation of designer labels they drape themselves with. Gloria Vanderbilt and Calvin Klein ,are tops in jeans while Polo and lzod shirts seem to have an edge on attire for the upper half of the body. Actually any piece of clothing with a name on it seems to have prestige. lt also helps to wear several gold chains around the neck and wrists. Shoes range from sneakers to clogs to Candies. These two trends prevail, but there is still plenty of diversity. Some students show their school .spirit by wearing clothes with the Emory name or crest emblazened upon them. Others are beyond categorization as they wear combinations of styles or nondescript articles of clothing. IB! Fashion ... . .., !lF'i'f'i. Ki '97 jf' , . Q vrrylgl, ,.., . l ..,., I , V , ..f.,, f, , I . ' I ,H f, ' ' A . '-'.l 'i'.'?'5s .- 12- '-it . -' -' : r fx .It 'Flexi ,, .1 4-,I-I , .N t . l -3: V ., , x. 'Q'-' :'iQ,, - ... , I N Abu B qv, 5... ' . f,, 'ng'--Hug' ' seam. Q! ' Q i'4 . , , v. A HQT1- - if P.. n-' . - A . f I. . ' K x I' ' L - , M Y V I. V AH 7 if A. ...N Xi: l k ni W, germ., . 1,51 V Q I .. . . ' .. 'Tv ', g'.' 'V , ', ' L , - I , sr' . -- . -' . --mfs lem-1' - ff . ff 4 ' . 4. xv l , :NA ge,-A .4 .9 w. u - ,V +12 , 3 0 Q , . ?n - ,,. 'ff'-V-A N. 'V-,mg----.j51,:I,'-l.. .Y .UQ . x g . ' -Q ' - : 1- . - 9 4 i 'Q 4' ' 'l Ti'f V .-., f ' 25 ' 4 - 1 1 . i' ' ' .1 ' Ni.. -45- 1 F1- F' Q Lrg' ,Y ' I. ff, un- eG.a..3'LF3f '. 1 '- vm N Q R McEachern Y P Y V s f n . . A . N55 I Q 1 Y -' E 1-fm r f gs... Q 2 xr ,L - l wx. N al . Cx ,, Tut: ' r'-fry : 5 .-- iif , f si f -'is-95 - fs: if - s .5 .. fs- :sr i Jfh 1.fQf::-so , '-'-ff Bland