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'6We've Got Stylev Throughout the four years that the Class of '84 has attended GHS. we've exhibited quite a variety of fashions. The styles of clothing have changed considerably since our Freshman year. Several of these fashion trends include the styles of the conservative preppies and the wild punks. Although many of us tespecially the girlsl have received scornful glances from certain indi- viduals. these trends have continued to change and become increasingly more strange as our high school years passed. When we were timid Freshmen. many of our classmates dressed in a preppy style with turned-up collars, kelley green trutle necks, and dock sider shoes. However. the majority of our class tired quickly of these expensive IZOD's and LLBean clothing items. and remained content with our Levis ix V11 and flannels. and skirts below the knees. As we completed our first year of high school our timidness began to wear off and the wild styles began to wear on. The girls' skirts began to shorten and the guy's sleeves were cut off. Many ofthe old fashioned dress codes were violated but even a few ofthe teachers were com- miting the violations. Hair styles changed dramatically and the accessor- ies were definitely punk. In addition to the multi-colored bandnas tied from head to toe. the styles of shoes ranged from spike heeled pumps to plain white sneakers. Along with the eccentric fashions we developed throughout our four years at Grafton High. in our Senior year we saw women wearing men's clothing and vice versa. However, the men at GHS were never as stylistically bold as the women! - IT YW 5 5 -f v .AWA Cbuiil-i 1 k .f 52 : 5 ' I if 'i 5 my i Q .K 9 2 'ik' ul 'Y -Z' . l I ft' A I . B '- A i y Lz'l'1l.'f. j -1, i' 'JH
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