Garinger High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Madie Bradley demonstrates an example of The ever-lasfing casual look. An oxford and old levi's provide born pracricallry and comfort. fr V, is ' 1 Q r s U P l 5 Myra Kiker, Kem Miller, Kay Rogers. Tammy Salisbury, and Lou-Ann Whitt sporr some of ine more Trenclier fashions. 'S W Joe Davis and Tommy Havelos arrend a foolball game in their wildly-printed snorrs. Angie Srofford shows a popular ourflr at school. A baggy sweater. Two-'fone jeans, and nl-Tops make up a fashionable ensemble. W. 2 ? 5 . Q Mickey Mouse is back in many forms, such as The earrings seen here. Pads and Fashionsf24

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Following The Leader Closets and drawers overflowing with clothes never to be worn again - does that sound familiar? Fashions come in an go out, but the remnants lay buried around for years later. This year's left-overs will be some of the more colorful and different of recent years. Topping off the list was the popular forenza sweaters. You could always see one at school, whether it be in a soft pastel or a bright day-glow color. Florescent colors were another item that was popular. Neon earrings, pants, shirts, belts and even shoes were seen on male and female alike. For girls, lace and crinkled cotton was worn for the in look. For guys, hi-top converse tennls shoes and wildly-patterned bermudas made up their look. Designer labels faded out. Bulky and comfortable clothes took over the fashion scene. Casual was definitely rn. Just to rattle off a few of the trends: two-tone jeans . . . rat tails . . . spirit . . . Reeboks . . . MTV . . . anti-war songs . . . surfing Madonna look neon Gumby tank tops Prince the bob lots of earrings breakdancing the wave Trivial Pursuit . . . lace . . . printed bermudas . . . the Time body talk twist-a-beads leather . . . Mickey Mouse . , . big pocketbooks Hobie Bruce Springsteen. Swatch watches. in interesting colors and even with smells, are a fastly- growing Item. g 20fFads and Fashions Reebok tennis shoes are a popular shoe popping up In many styles and colors for guys and gals. Twist-a-beads add an extra touch to the neckline. O f ?x4r4 i K 4,5 is l

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AWARD WINNERS: A Class of DisTincTion Excellence in characTer, ciTizenship and academics are some of The qualificaTions of award winners. Their hard work has broughT Them To Their uTmosT expecTaTions and has sTrengThened Their self-confidence. To Them, The award lTself does noT creaTe honor, buT The saTisfacTion of achieving iT does. LasT year Deywon AranT compeTed againsT FBLA sTudenTs from all over NorTh Carolina for The posiTion of FBLA STaTe SecreTary. She had To Take a wriTTen TesT and have a personal inTerview wiTh a panel of eighT judges. She Then had To seT up a campaign booTh and speak before approximaTely 2000 people. The following day The deIegaTes voTed and chose Deywon as STaTe SecreTary. Deywon also compeTed in The ExecuTive Women's lnTernaTional Scholarship Program. She placed second aT The disTricT level and received a Two-hundred dollar cash award. Cedric AnThony and AlmeTa Kilgo were chosen To be finalisTs for The NaTional AchievemenT Scholarship. The Scholarship Program exisTs for The promoTion of increasing The college opporTuniTies of promising young black sTudenTs. They were chosen To be semi-finalisTs from over 73,000 high school juniors who Took The PSAUNMSQT in 4983. They Then moved up To The finals and were considered for college-sponsored four-year scholarships. is 1 22fAwcrd Winners