Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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m fads and fashion' Well this year at Euclid High School, many people are dressing in a variety of different clothes. Colors such as pastels are still in, but prom- inent colors such as red, black and yellow are being seen more often. But many people prefer a mixture of colors in flowered shirts and pants. A variety of over-sized shirts are be- ing worn mostly untucked. The pai- seley pattern is very much in this year, being worn in anything from ey, what's in and whatis out ' 9 Above: Valley M.C.'s, S. Szamania and L. Rattini are so tubular! Top Right: C. Cickavage has many admirerers of his geometric shirt! Right: Check out the cool shades and the 66-pack shirts of D. Gollner, R. Romlow. L. Davls, ond H. Desselmon. Panther Fashion ties for men and women to blouses and pants for all. Stir-up pants are being found as both fashionable and confortable. They can be worn with about everything. Accompanying these in gar- ments are such things as pendorets, medallions and big pins. Bracelets of all shapes and sizes are also seen on the the most fashionable Euclid women. To top it all off, pearls, long and short, rhinestone and diamond- like jewelry is worn. .,., Fads And Fashions Of course, the basic preppy style is still around. Wool sweaters, ox- fords, boat shoes and argiles are still in for that classic look. Jocks also have their own individual tastes. The latest ones wear college sweat- shirts and Ps and their most com- fortable tennis shoes. This 85-86 school year has many new fashion additions but some styles have stayed around to suit each student's needs and likes. -S. Patel, M. Mihalick 6

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Fri ht Day Personality Shines Through Creativity Bizarre Crea tures In Va de EHS hat! You said that you saw an extremely large ostrich walk ' ' by your classroom! You say someone was walking on their hands through the halls! Von went back to the future in a matchbox car! What was going on here? Of course, it was only that one day of the year that students Halloween Dress Up Day is enjoyed by many of the students. s . agge were given the opportunity to change their habits and actually look the way that the feel about school. October 31, that one day, students were allowed to dress up in costumes and parade around Euclid High School. The en- thusiasm displayed by the many stu- dents was a tribute to the nature of wanting to be different. Even if they had home-made costumes, they were all proudly displayed. Every year there seems to be someone who sticks out among the rest. For instance, was that a student from Euclid or our foreign exchange student from Zimbabwe? -J. Barcza 8: M. Ballish Z iii' X Q9 X ' gr 79 . A A Z' 14, -4 ..,. ' : V , ii Q, Rig ..- .. '.g,.--g-.- ' ' ii ' , 45' A r ' ai Y 's 'p-,liz-if-fl pg nv--vvuuuw ' Yatugixic I in Q., OSX! Halloween