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Fashion? Deb Knows! It can be considered the building blocks of the average American student. They fit together by asking the ques- tions: What matches what? and What goes where? Today, no matter what the situation, Fashion takes top priority. Fashion today has become so broad that anything goes . From T-shirts and tennies to the most elegant ap- parel, anything is accepted among this fashion crazed society. For example, lets take a close look at Debbie, no matter if she wears knickers, cords, or a more festive outfit, she always looks her best. People are even becom ing concerned about what they wear when they are just messing around. These carefully co-ordinated outfits worn by Deb bie, which were supplied by The Limited and Gantos, touch only a few of the categories clothes fit into. She has fun in her knickers, while she tries to capture a more sophisticat- ed leisure look in her cords. Every type of clothing worn sets a certain mood to be felt, and in most cases it is. Whether it be simple or elegant, don’t be afraid to “show off”. Fashion 26 P“ Creamer
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Mayef Float! Sink or sail . . . that is the biggest concern for anyone involved in the production of a float. First came the planning. Most organiza- tions decided on a theme during the summer and began designing and refining their ideas. Actual float sessions started a month before Homecoming. As the day approached, special effects and engineering were undertaken by a select few. Numerous students rallied for the Home- coming cause and spent countless hours con- structing the floats. A flurry of activity com- menced the week before the game, and more supporters joined the cause. The 1 1 :00 dead- line on Thursday night arrived all too soon, but most everyone finished. Whatever the case, all the floats sailed beautifully in the 1981 Homecoming parade, and anyone who worked on them had a feeling of overwhelm- ing pride that made all the hard work worth- while! Ride The Tide To Victory. Sophs and sponsor Dan Rich- ardson display their pride and excitement after capturing the honor of 1st place class float.
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