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Punk to Prep . . . fashion's diversity rampant on campus From the Flashdance craze to the New Wave scene, students were able to create their own style this year. The boundaries were endless. One could wear jeans and a t-shirt and still be considered in style. The newestaddition tofashionthisyear has been the off-shoulder sweatshirts taken from the movie Flashdance. To add to the no-sock syndrome, as in wearing topsiders, Vans were added to the list. Vans, checkered tennis shoes with no shoelaces, became the newest item for males to wear with jeans. Parachute pants were also a hit for the guy's scene. As the fad wore on, girls started to wear them too. The more conservative style was evident, as preps carried Gucci bags, button down collars and showed off various plaid and argyle styles. With courage, New Wave styles appeared in the halls of Klein. Outrageous hair styles, leather pants and boots and extremejewelry were all a part of expressing a new type of art. In the way of hair, an individual's chosen style was also linked to their acclaimed clothing style. Page boys and bi-levels were both directed at preppy dress. Some more extreme bi-level cuts were made for New Wave,as hairwas so called punked ontop. The guys also got brave and displayed versatility in GQ and New Wave styles. Regardless ofthestyleorfashion students at Klein proved themselves as trendsetters. Mike Gottesman played it cool and casual with his pin-striped jeans and a wild pair of vans. 106 Fashion f i a T f The layered look was apparent on Juniar Mike 0'Donnel.
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Coach Julie Christensen builds confidence in her J. IL Volleyball team. Photo by: .len Newton Byron Forsythe and Leslie Vela grin and bear it. Photo by: Phillip Martin Jlm Laminak counsels a new student to Klein. Photo by: Lee Armstrong Ann Sullivan guides students in course selections. Photo by: Lee Armstrong Student-Teacher Relationships 105
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I gi 'ls ,A Michelle Doyle displayed new fashions daiLy as she kept up with the world of glamour. Color coordinating brightness con tributed to the conservative, preppy look. sl ' I L- -a-- F A-4. f 5 4 fi' fl Paula Stamatis, Lance Bradley and Kim Weinland dared to be different as they created unique designs. School attire exceeded the norm as students put on the ritz. Punk rock fashion required desires of in- dividuality as shown on Lance Bradley. Fashion 107
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