James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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phen mot basketball team in the last second. tennis shoes. If you fiapipen to’ be walking down Washington Avenue, you'llsee where You can watch it all in the cool com- the Jackets beat: the..Spotsylvania. . fort of wooden sole clogs and “Nike™™ 28 Shoes 7

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As members of the Fleetwood Mac group, Mick Fleetwood and lead vocalist Stevie Nicks adorn the cover of the band’s second successful album Rumours. New faces on the disco scene, Sister Sledge hit the top ten. The 4-girl group was made up of Kathie, Kim, Debbie and Joni. Lead singer David Roth gets help from Mike Anthony and Edward Van Halen during a concert. Alex Van Halen completes the group known as Van Halen. Laidback and England group Dire Straits made up of John Illsley, Mark Knopfler, David Knopfler and Pick Withers takes a melodious— the c breather. Combination of talent gives the Patty Smith Group their first AM radio hit “Because the Night.’’ Smith lyrics and Bruce Springstein wrote music. wrote Confining his touring to Europe, reclusive Scotsman Gerry Rafferty took the high road on the U.S. charts with his album City to City Student Life 27

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Get the shoe on the road Although your toes might be twinkling or even jingling, no one saw them when they were in your shoes. Whether you were touring New York City with the yearbook staff or strol- ling along the beaches of Virginia or just walking from chemistry to Algebra II, your shoes complimented your outfit as much as your bracelet or anklet. When searching for the right shoes, comfort was the name of the game. For Bill Baker easy steppers meant tennis shoes. However, fashion-minded Bruce Fines looked for the name, such as Bostonian. For those of you who liked the popular and chic styles, you had the choice of candies, clogs, top- siders and duck shoes. The athletic minded had a variety of tennis shoes, ranging from Puma to Nike and Adidas. The price also played an important part in selecting shoes. While Letitia Robinson was willing to pay $23 for a pair of shoes, Dori Heflin felt that $35 was the limit. Price posed no problem when your parents footed the bill, but when the tables were turned, you suddenly became price conscious. Either for the best fashion or the best comfort, a perfect shoe could be found for everyone. So whether you were walking down the hall, running with the ball, or dancing at the mall, your feet always felt their best. Once thought of as only for sports, tennis shoes give an extra bounce to anyone's stride. Nike, Converse and Brooks proved most popular. Passing through the cafeteria or Whether you are romping through nudging your way to art, Western the woods or strolling down Caroline style boots add high style and class to Street, the plush cushiness of puff your wardrobe. boots add comfort as well as style. Student Life 29