Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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tyle - Everyone had'their own. Just a glimpse around the halls of the school revealed many differ- ent styles. Whether it was new wave, preppy, mod, punk, casual, elegant trendy, or sporty, there was always a representative of that style at HHS. Some of the more popular clothes for girls were brightly colored silk shirts; long, tight skirts; patterned hose; large sweaters; flats; stirrup pants; and riding boots. The guys sported leather ties; sweaters with slacks and penny loafers; leather jackets; jams and vans; and Ha- waiian printshirts. There was always that unique person who didntt conform to the normal styles of dressing. Some students showed up at school in chains, ammo belts, painted faces, ripped and torn clothes, and shaved heads. Perhaps there was such a variety of styles be- cause there were people from so many different places and backgrounds and because of the effect of European styles. Whatever the reason, it was obvious that HHS students were on top of the fashion scene. 136 Student Life HHS-MOD: