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What do you do with your spare time? What is spare time? students asked. Between 3 p.m. and 12 midnight. Grizzlies CAME UP with ways to keep themselves busy. Many students had part-time jobs after school. The jobs were needed for money to have fun. Hot dates, submarine races at First Dam, movies, skiing, racquetball, and campaigning for their favorite politicians, all took UP most of the students time. An elect few even found time for homework. Up With Living 14 Student Life
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From Casual .. . Because of being fun, easy, and comfortable, casuals were one of everyone's best friends. Casual wear proved to be a timesaver that didn't cramp ones style. Everything from grubbies to dress pants were usually considered casual. These casual categories were generally preferred by Logan High School students. Senior, Lori Thompson stated, Why dress up so much when you can be more comfortable in casuals? Grubbies were essential to the casual category. They were worn to decorate for school dances, to paint the town, or if one just felt like being grubby. Big overalls, old T-shirts, faded levis, and thongs were all part of the grubby attire. The good thing about grubs was that one had a whole wardrobe without spending lots of money. They were one of the few things students could get for practically nothing. Levis were the most popular of all school clothes. The majority of the students wore levis often. In spite of their popularity, they were expensive. Ranging from $30-$40 a pair, levis still stuck at the top of the popularity rankings. The simplicity of levis allowed students to wear just about anything with them. Footwear for the year turned casual, with oxfords, keds, and low heeled shoes taking charge. Comfortability seemed to draw students to these types of shoes. New styles made casual wear very impressive. Corduroys seemed to be very popular with all. Sweaters and plaids also added to this look. Blazers, tweads, and wools were also seen very much. These new styles promised to deliver a good impact for the 80s. |R Bylund is dressed to work out; Ginger Woffin-den is dressed to decorate for a dance. Philip Hunsaker and Jill Hart are prepared for an average school day. Wesley Johnson and Jan Maughan display the classy casual look. tSHIONSFASHIONSFASHIQNSFASH lONSFASHIONSFASHIONSFASHIONSF 16 Fashions
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