LaSalle High School - Lantern Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Tami Briscoe and Wanda Taylor sport denim casuals. Connie Lawson is also dressed casually without wearing leans. Leather coats were popular for both guys and gals. Moving On in Fashion If you wanted to see a variety of clothes, shoes, or any other types of accessories you could have spent a year in Paris, a month in New York, or a day at LaSalle. The fashions here were unique, they told of each student ' s individual tastes. Casually browsing through the halls was the same as looking in a designer ' s shop in New York, with models hastily showing the latest in casual wear. Styles in our shop were arranged by preference rather than price range and our models coordinated their own outfits. We started our show with the Blue Jean and Denim Collection which was in style all year round. Then we hopped into jumpsuits followed by three-piece suits, which came in an infinite number of styles and colors. Last year, Fonzie and the black leather jacket was a hit, but this year it was rabbit and full length leather coats. The ever-popular T-shirt and All-Star tennis shoes made return performances, but midway we decided to change the scenery a bit, so we brought out our knee length boots in stack and wedge heels for both male and female. Winter also brought gauchos in stripes, sol- ids, jumpsuits and skirts. Every season and individual brought a new design, coordinate, and look to the fashion scene at LHS. Winter fashions took on o new dimension for a few senior guys this year. 23

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Kim Bowman wears a popular gaucho outfit and boots, while her escort, Jeff Zobrosky is clad in a three-piece Dresses weren ' t unusual for girls nor were they unwel- come by the guys. Teachers also got into the fashion act and many came to school impressively dressed. 22 ■sp fw - tt: « •- t-

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