John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Drelilllie The preppie look which called for flat leath- er shoes, pieated pants, crew neck sweaters, alligator shirts, and knit ties was revived this year. Here, Senior Srfott Bailey models a busi- ness-tailored outfit with the preppie look. I-lair Long hair made a comeback this year offering diverse ways of styling it such as braiding and curling, as shown here by Senior Susie Ruitenbeek. Per- manent waves were still popular and were often seen styled with bangs C buns or knots, leaving it straighti Senior Wmky McG1lhvray exhibits the bizarre dress and attitude of a Punk rock and new wave were two of the crazes that hit the music scene and also emerged into the fashion world with tight leather pants heavy metal chams blunt hair cuts and s- ,M Fashmns 0 83

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from Dunk to nrennie to Marshall 5 di nl s y FASH UN we St er n, MHYSHHII - Wes tern fashion students were ' h Westin wleai bzecsme pspulari and cgoulcabf seen throgggout tlge a sas ars a su ens onne cow o as, eans,an oos o u n t h 9 ble a parg of Ethel lowboly craze. Title movise Ufbin Cowboy started ' t t ' t ' ' I IIII I1 ute CII ,31SCe'fZf Qitlimfiliit fi?aFSafu,l'Eg'iSeThZn?ZainSu5Z Iii .5331 Q ancing. f il S h I 0 ll . 82 0 Fashions combinations worn here by Kim Kaadyg cowl neck sweaters E lHeidi Strongly and knit sweaters lKim Jelil. The tailored look was also good for everyday. Lavauna Gentry models a Sweaters were popular again with shirt and sweater blazer, blouse, and jean combination.

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84 ' Fads FAIDS inva Marsh Il ':'e'!'3 fads make our lives mere interestine by enabling us te exnress ourselves in different ways. Video Games XWith the coming of the eleqtronic age, new forms of entertainment were de- veloped to add enioyment and relaxation to our hec- 4 tic day. One of the most popular of these neweclis- coveries was the home vid- eo game which connected to the T,V. and enabled those to playping pong or football without a 25 cent fe. Other popular video games were s small, pocket size machines. These fre-e quentecl the halls as games e of baseball, football, and hockey were enjoyeclg In arcades, machines of Space Invaders could be found as shown here by Dean Byrd. l3l'illds Many girls around Marshall could be seen with their hair braided in intricate styles which ranged from the more common braided pig tails to the more glam- ourcsus french braid. Here Freshman Diana Dehn displays her ver- sion of this popular fad. Z 3 5 v -1lIIvffMl 1' .mf l