Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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FASHIONS ABOUND AT KA TELLA I '85 ig g 5 2 W WE - Lance Rushing and friend laugh it up during one of many dress-up days at Katella. - With her wardrobe just out of Vogue, Carla Trease spends time telling friends about her fabulous clothes. - Junior Wayne Petrakis laughs while senior Jeff Johnson flaunts his enthusi- asm at the Howdy Dance. - While decorating the school for Color's Day, Halle MacDonald and Crystal Lewis got a little drenched by all the excitement. - Junior Vida Powers gives friend, Maria Ippolito, a warm bear hug. ,nv I DIVISION PAGE 39

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Look in the closet and what is seen? Well that ques- tion has a wide variety of answers. There are so many different styles, colors, patterns and tastes in this world today and they all bring out the characters of the individual person who displays them. Styles range from the radical punker to the conserva- tive preppy - from spiked blue hair to a blunt one length cut. Styles reflect many things. Music is a major mani- festation ofthe way we dress, such as New Ro's, Hea- vymetal, New Wave, and Punk. Music brings friends together. Where would we be if we didn't have friends? This world would really be an empty place. Friends also bring out the fashions that we wear, usually if you see something new on someone you want to try it, then everybody's wearing it. High school is a place where you learn, but you also spend time with your friends. Music and fashion can also bring couples together. You could meet your future boyfriendfgirlfriend at a concert, orjust by the way you dress. After all friends, music, and fashion make the world a better place in which to live. -,-t 38 OUTSIDELIFE J- ' - 1 ,. ,f fK,...:.ai Hs. L. F? gm.. -up-Qlwl

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'fx FASHION At Katella High School there are several styles to dress, such as: Ska, mod, punk, rocabilly, preppy, heavy metal, surfer, and new wavers to name a few. As you roam around Katella's campus, you will come upon students who represent these styles. Nearly ev- eryone is put into a category according to their individ- ual taste. As you stroll, you will see Steve Beacroft with his parka and perfectly flat flattop. As you con- tinue, you may run into Gina Womack. You will know her when you see her because she'll be the one dressed like yo mama used to dress, Today, it's called the Mod way to dress. If you come across someone with furry pants and a nose ring, it's probably Andy Hamer. Laura Grensing is a rockabilly with her hair pomped high, ajean jacket and a hoop skirt. Matt Vargo, Halle MacDonald, and Joyce Butterfield dress nicely. The - Lifting her numerous com rows, Shelley Winder displays her exotic earrings. - Sunglasses and a top-knot fit in well with the casual look of Lehua Ludlow. l Senior Tony Calderone favors a contrast of colors with his black jacket and white hair. l Loose-fitting clothes and teased hair describe junior Kim Davini's style of dress. 40 OUTSIDE LIFE ,. C .-if ,sat 4 'fe B g.,-, ,e .Sf l is W lg 9,9 9 -i 1--Q-...Q ki 'Ili .3---Q n ' . -