Green Run High School - Equus Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Totall Unpredictabl The one phrdse used To de- scripe This yedr's fdshion is ANYf THING GOES. ForTunoTely for The fdshion conscious, dll colors, lenghTs dnd fdprics were in sTyle. FlourescenT colors domi- ndTed The cdsuol scene. i-loT pink, yellow, green ond ordnge were in dlmosT every person's wordrope. The pdnT lengTh wos dpove The onkle for poTh men ond women, wiTh rolled hems being populdr dlso. Skirf hems were drdsTicdlly dropped pe- low mid-cdlf. The skimpy mini wos ouT ond The longer minis were in. Lower heels on shoes reploced The pump. Bulky sweoTers, especiolly men's were d hiT for poTh sexes. Tles aren'1 lust for men anymore. Andrea Page! wears a knli tle wlih shlri, vest and sklrt. Rick Heck wears The bright colors prevallent In men's cloth ng. T 6 .1 9 ali? Fuschla and yellow brigihfen up Kelia PoweII's black lea er mlnl sklrl, a typical school day oufllt. lvlen wore slripes ond pldids. while The women Iedned To word The solids. Plunging neck lines credTed o chic sweoTer for women, wom wiTh d Tonk Top undemedTh. Accessories cdn idzz up ony wordrope, ond This yedr some of The mosT diversified opTions were presenT. Smdll edrrings were considered sophisTi- cdTed, ond The long, dongling edrrings were Trendy ond fun. Wrop pelTs ond choins ddomed pdrdchuTe pdnTs, ds well ds shoes. TexTured hose of mdny colors odded o liTTle pizzozz To ony womdn's ouTTiT. As for The summer ouTlook - The nonTrddiTiondl colors will sToy oround. Look for prighT col- ored pikinis for women.lyTen's swimwedr will pe flourescenT olso. - Anne Vdnderhoeven Alflee Breland and James Okonk- wo are conservailve, but sfyllsh In their grey and mauve. Cmzin' 29

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Purple ls a popular color thls year as demonstrated by Ambla Oates and Nadlne Skiptunas. Joe Poellnltz serves well as a prop. Fashion Forecast: .d tx S 4,3 - .A ff ' og 4' ' 'E Cmzlrl' A sllk dress for the lady ls awaroprlate when trylng to de- c e between Robert and Marvln Dozler as dance partners. The glasses Marvln sports are strlctly cosmetlc. - X X Ii ...ff Even though tlourescent colors are ln, Valor and Trevlnla show that earth tones can hold thelr own In '85.

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36-211-36 lf our lockers reflect our per- sonolities, then some of us would pe in pig trouble. True, some stdy cleon ond orderly out most los you knowj stdy sloppy with o chronic lived in look . As they soy thot d certoin drink isn'tiust for preokfdst ony- more, it is certoin thot lockers orent just for iockets ond stor- ing pooks. lvlony pecome Hworks of oft ond ore deco- roted with pictures of friends, fovorite music groups, or even pictures of Christine Brinkley. This 'icustom look creotes the interior of whdt one might coll o student's second home . As if the drl work weren't enough for this SVQ x Q pox, o person must still fill it with his Sophomore Jason James doesn't mlndfgolne to hls locker, because Chrl ne rlnklmi Is always there to meet hlm w a smlle on her ace. 30 Cruzin' books ond things. Considering thot everyone must shore lock- ers with someone in their homeroom, things cdn get quite crowded in there. 'This yedr, my locker is in the industriol orts hdll, ond I hdte itl I never hdve time to go to my locker, so I shore o locker with three other people. It's crowded, ond it's messy, out it's convenientl sdid Donielle Voorheis, junior. Although some people moy criticize our locker's untidiness, compdred to our rooms, they're not messy dt dll. - Wendy Gross i Q , . -fl S. A .1 l xi i ,. I . l, l gf 'TU' '51 3: An organized locker tllled wlth posters ot Duran Duran reflect the muslcal tastes ot Shari Cooper. Summer remlnders ot skln, sun, and surt decorate the walls ot Janos Mlhevc locker.