Ennis High School - Cicerone Yearbook (Ennis, TX)

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Mini-Skirts to the Max! Many daring girls (and some boys) wore mini-skirts to the dismay of some, but the delight of male students. These skirts ranged from Polka dots to stripes and leather to denim. First time model, Jackie Davidson, (stand-in for Bo Derek.) The Chachi Club shows their stuff of “Bandanas and Blue jeans 1 to r Corey Baker, Suzann Macalik, Jackie Davidson. Lori Johnson. Paige McCann. Mark Griffith, and Kelly Navarro. Ennis High Blues and Army Greens! The effects of the Lebanon War could be seen at E.H.S. Here a few refugees took time off from their warduties to model theircamouflage look! I tor: Angie P„ Joey M., Paige M.. and Mark G. m Move over Calamity Jane! Here comes Monica! True Grits and Urban Cowboys! Wearing their Western duds are: Heath Deagan, Ronald Oliver, and Erik Coker. “Kikker” Greg Fullington heads home for the farm.

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THE WAY WE WERE By looking at the student body of E.H.S., one could tell that a pair of blue jeans was the most basic necessity in one’s wardrobe. Lucky for us, jeans came in such a large variety of styles and brands that we did not seem cloned. Fashion below the knee grew in importance. Styles of shoes ranged from pumps to penny loafers and topsiders to tennis shoes. Boots were still popular whether the “kikkers” or the “Peter Pan look. New Wave music made a big splash at EHS. It just this year became an influence on the dress of EHS students. Wavers caught themselves dressed in causal clothes hairstyles that made them unique. Spiked hair and bi-levels became more “normal” as the year went by. They went for the lighter side of the “punk” dress. Their accessories also set Keith and Janet - apart bandanas, leg warmers, lots of belts, big bright earrings. THE PADRE BLUES! Ocean Pacific shirts, shorts, shoes, and swimsuits were favorites of many. The long-sleeved T-shirts were common because of style and comfort. Above - Kelly, Jackie, and Danny model their surfer look. Look Muffy, Preppies! The neat look of preppies abounded. Always demonstrating the impeccable preppie look are: DannyJ.,JelTM., Misty ML, Dino M.. and Mandy W.

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Keith Kimberlin’s “Jammin’ Jeep.” An example of what loud music will do to you. Coming at you is the sleek, effecient, ’65 Oldsmobile. For more information call Joyce at Br-549. Looks can be deceiving! Kelly Hitchcock’s version of “Big Foot.” “Did someone say classy?” Kim Adams poses by her new Firebird.