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shirt and necklace. i o p. D l Let s look down the halls of J.V. and see the different aspects of fashion. There was always the guy who hung onto the oldest and most favorite style around - jeans and t- shirts. But most stu- dents were more keyed in on the latest styles and were eager to try again . . . this marked fashion. Gauchos and boots of last year were seen again this winter, but the dress and boot com- bination seemed much more popular among the fashion conscious students. Senior, Chris Lee, is a classic example of the sideburns, open l ee 1 S Pastel dresses were a must for any girls wardrobe. Here, Esther Juries is in style. Juniors Tracy Tucker and Susan Evans model dresses, which were more popular than pants this year. Angela Curry, middle. Adding to the Bcire Essentials
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1 Jr.V. cheerleaders Janna Boze, Paula Market, and Tammy Beaudoin wait and express themselves in a cheer. The Varsity cheerleaders were allowed only two skits this year. Here they perform at the Cy-Fair pep rally. The Goldusters often performed their dance routine for the students. Here, the seniors do a jazz dance to the music Temptation Student involvement is shown in their facial expressions. The PoIecats in the background were a type of cheerleader for the junior class. Terry Lasyone, Wayne Wilson, and Robert Meeks, three Varsity football players, dressed for the times on 50's day. Student Life -
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Senior Donald Mathews is very much in fashion wearing his leather jacket and platform shoes. fix Stickpins - a must for everybody's wardrobe were very widely seen. And to go along with all the stickpins were bangles and chains. The short straight hairdo just wouldn't go with all that fancy array of clothing. Curls were in! The wings were growing out and everybody got a perm. Guys too! N The afro and the solar hair styles were definitely a must. Soft, shiny curls went perfect with everyone's outtit. l Those curls sure did fit iust right with Khaki pants - a big success among the students. Khaki's went with everything, especially Khaki shirts drawn together with a gold belt. Students this year went for the free i look. Gold was evewwhereg around the arms, around the neck, around the ankles, and of course, the most popu- lar, woven into the clothes. f Bottom: The ever popular stick-pin! Top: As you can see, the neck scarf is still in style, and Donna Barhorst wears it well. Life-l7
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