Franklin County High School - Animo Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

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Wearing City Oxfords, Charles Hairiston chats with Gary Jones, who is showing off his great running shoes. Modeling the ever popular Levi jeans, and Alli gator shirt is Jim Lumsden. aac i gE Rss we ort t Cae Jordache jeans are a popular sight and Barbara Wray wears them nicely with her heeled boots. Chatting between classes, Yolanda Bond and Melanie Bond display the ever-popular jeans, cheenos, nike rennis shoes, and Indian Mocca- sons. Sitting pretty, Candy Johnson smiles ar the cam- era. She is dressed in bright red pants and a ruffled blouse. Srudenr Life 5

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Looking Good In The Latest Fashion often derermined one’s feelings. The bright, multicolored parrerns and prints suggest- ed vivacious and jubilanr feelings. The darl er and more shaded colors were for those cold, rainy days. Styles varied grearly; there was the preppy, the casual, the comfortable, and the very fashionable. Much money went into se- lecting a wardrobe. The day’s society forced us to buy for the name brand insread of qualiry. Sure, some of the forever popular brands were long lasting and durable. No matter whar the cost or the sryle, whatever was “‘in’’ would be bought and paid for. Taking time out to pose for a picture, Brondyn Walker adds pizzaz to her designer jeans. Ready for a game, McKie Toney is dressed in pleated slacks, sweater, and marching tie. Making a grear addition ro the sign is Donna Huston model- ing her Add-A-Bead necklace, green swearer, matching Bermuda bag, and navy blue slacks. Going with the Tropical Look, Mr. Hawkins, wearing his island shirt, discusses school acriviries with Carhy Cuff in her flowered sundress and lace-up “‘icicle’’ shoes. 4 Srudenr Life

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With a ski vest, lace collar blouse, and Lee jeans is Shay English in the comfortable look Curls are in and Michelle Ross displays them with a touch of Fashions Unlimited lr was a grear year for fashion advancement! Designer jeans were in-such names like Gloria Vanderbilt, Jordache, Calvin Kleins, Plushbor- toms, and Lavion. Though there were many new jeans, the old ones stayed popular: Levis, Lees, and Wranglers. Izod sweaters, belts, key chains, slacks, shirts, coats, swimming trunks, and even socks were considered to be very “preppy’’. Alligators were a popular symbol as never before. Bass, Aigner, and Ice Cicle shoes were in. The leather look was definitely a dominant fashion. Boots came in all types of shapes and forms. There were rounded, square, and pointed toes: low and high heels. Clothing was pro- duced on loud and vibrant materials. Purple, turquois, and yellow were colors considered ro be in. Butfons and bows were back. Blouses burroned up the sides, down the back and across the front in all different directions. String bows were tied around necks and collars. The styles were pleasing to the eye. There was a style to fir everyone’s wants and needs. Modeling her long, flowing hair and fashionable Calvin Klein jeans is Bonnie Wright 6 Fashion