Hugh M Cummings High School - Nulli Secundus Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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12 Campus Life ii The mini skirt, big belt, designer socks, and costume jewelry made Mary Vaughn an N in-style Cummings T student. Rebecca Cox modeled the big shirt fashion so popular for the 85-86 school year. Adi. l Cumminags Style The Cavaliers have always had a style of their own, and this year was no different. Shirts got bigger and pants got shorter. Shoes came in all shapes and colors, from pink high tops to the basic black pump. Miniskirts were still in, but thesmid-calf lengthskirt also had its place. Stirrups gave pants an entire new dimension, and belts could be worn with just about anything. Earrings grew longer and were worn 3 or 4 per ear. Gummy bracelets and 'Swatch Watches decorated the wrists of many Cavaliers. The rat tail was still in and could be found in a variety of colors. Mousse and gel gave hair styles a new lift. Through the fads and fashions of the past year, the Cavs proved once again that THEY'VE GOT STYLE!!

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f Win li MW V, Jw lm WW? Y 5 .421 eekend 421 14 Campus Life Donna Cant and Amanda Neal spent the entire afternoon getting their ,truck ready for a night on the town. For good food, good friends, and good fun, Burger King was the place to be. Weekends . . . everyone had to have this time to rest. Cavaliers were no exception. But, resting did come in different forms, many of which included the Cavaliers out stalking the night. Football games, McDonald's, Burger King, North Park, Main Street . . . These were the most popular hangouts where Cavs could be seen out on a date, cruising alone, or with a bunch of friends, or just relaxing, catching up on the latest happenings at Cummings and the other area schools. Wendy's, Winn-Dixie, Outlets, Roses, K-Mart not only were filled with shoppers on Saturday, but with Cavalier employees, diligently working for that precious gas money, car payment money, clothes money, and date money. All Cavs knew that there was a time for work and play. During those working hours we thought of ltttle else but doing a good job. But when that last customer's items had been checked out, and that last order had been taken, and especially when the time clock said that it was time to punch out, Cavaliers then knew it was time for play, and nobody did it better. lust to get away from it all Cavaliers retreated for a weekend at the beach with dear old Mom and Dad, knowing they were in store for a fun, free weekend. Other Great Continued on page 15 WU W l fl?