Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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From preppie to punk, or western to sophisticated, it was obvious that a wide variety of styles and fashions were “in. The preppie look included Cheenos, dockside shoes, argyle socks, Bermuda bags, changeable belts and buckles, oxford shirts, ribbon ties, woven barrettes, and Izod shirts. The punk scene was typified by colored hair spray, safety pin earr- ings, fatigues, tight-legged pants, and jungle print shirts. The punk scene also helped initiate the black, bronze, gold, and silver fashion boom. The western scene was the usual: cowboy hats, boots, jeans, plaid shirts, and suede or leather vests. The sophisticated look also brought back a tradi- tional look, with straight skirts with slits, plain shirts, and pants with gathers at the top. For boys, the sophisticated look usually con- sisted of 3-piece suits without a tie. The all-American look was the most popular this year, although it was mixed with the designer look. Concert T-shirts and surf shirts were worn with designer jeans and Levis. Even though some kept their outfits within the coordinated categories, many preferred to mix them. Many of the stylish fashions we wore added color and variety to the school, but somewhere out there, there is another fashion yet to be discovered. 40 In Orbit

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Mr. Gatti's is one of Lake 8raddock's favorite piz za places, second only to Pizza Hut. New York style sub sandwiches became popular, especially at Subway. Candy is a favorite food of many, sold by the box ful at the Senior Snack 8ar. ■: x x x x x x x x x x x xx xx :■ The senior stage is one of the enjoyable places to eat in the cafeteria Student Life 39

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Michelle Getsey and Beth Root are stylishly dressed in the sophisticate look. Rodney Martin demonstrates her enthusiasm for the punk scene. : Senior Mike Brown relaxes in his casual attire. Student Life 41