Los Gatos High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Los Gatos, CA)

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Trends make up the Fashion Scene rf.-un-sw! av vncrhb' The year of 1984-1985 was a year of imita- tion. The music scene had a strong influence on fashion. On any single day many girls could be seen with a multitude of bracelets and bangles trying to dress like Madonna. The guys, however, became more fashionable than past years and began to dress in fashions from GUESS and other brands. For the first time in years the guys pulled away from 501 's and tee-shirts, and began to wear sweaters and dress pants. When fall and winter rolled around, it was discovered that coats and scarves were popular. The coats ranged from short waist-length jackets in solid colors to long calf-length coats to the traditional trench coat. On colder days many wore colorful buf- falo plaid scarves andfor matching mittens. The winter of 84-85 also saw the return of hats ranging from cashmere berets to felt fedoras GUESS clothes were more popular than ever With the new men's line, the guys joined the fashion world too. The girls spent many dollars on total GUESS outfits consisting of a denim jacket, shirt, and jeans. Everyone seemed to try to out do each other with their hairstyles also. The style in hair was not as uniform There were those who chose to be very differ ent and created their own hair styles, and there were others who chose to copy the style of their favorite performer. Clothes and trends seemed to be a big part of Los Gatos High. The school year was an endless fashion show of the latest clothes. .I '-1-., -...M- . . -'Mm-vu-vi , . 4 9,41-fvgfff , ', , f qv-vw-4l 4'H - I G' an M., 'O 'M if 403. 5 .Q S... . -mf' rs ei rf . ga 4 f , ir gf C11 . .- . 1 .. . 1 A Al . All 1 V . .7 Q lfjkisfr I-1 'b'ivZ 'V My I 4 A W, new Y-. A bn: ... ...,.,- W' M TOP LEFT: Tristin Green watches as Amy Brothers proudly models her mid-length coat and plaid scarf. LEFT: Amy Linstrom, Audrey Park, and Chrissy Jolls demonstrate a variety of fashions ranging from Amy's mod skirt to Audrey's oversized Forenzo to Chrissys more traditional outfit of calf-length pants and GUESS sweatshin. 104 X Juniors

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kulicl- Bob Lalorce, Scott Lail, kristen Lampson, Laurie Lance, John Langley, Kathleen Lasecke Bryan - Lass Jim I -. N, if . X I -,f N S ir Latimer, John ' I' ' J Lowe Aaron Lazard, Rebecca L l M H ea , a Leasure, Lizzi Leblanc. Jeff Lecour, Doug Lee, Stanton Leguillon. Michelle Levy Lauren Lingel, Denese Lingo. Wendy Linslrom, Amy Lottis, Jennifer A ' r Logan, Samantha ' Lopez, Carlos Lopp, Christina Lore, Andy Lori, Florence r A tk Qi l .. .- V. 4, nv , I v. ... .. W rf-224 5- 'y , 'rw 'R M4 , 5 r I rx, -,I 1 'QQ-gn ' 32, H, lv f.. . .Q R V V . - .I I iii-ii , R I1 ,I A .3 I Lovett, Raymie , I Q. . , '. ,. Lundberg, Eric . X gfg f , Lutes, Jason ' 5 ' 7: Q A I ' 4 Mackie. Scott 1 g A + I ' I 1 Madigan, Tony 2 t - .- , ji 1 Q' A ' Madsen, Michelle -f , fvf ' ' ' Madsen, Steve S513 , -f Magee, Steve It I is N4 Mahoney, John P 511' I 'I Iggy - s . ff : L-.K A ya ry W Mann. Jenni Marchese, Ken Marentes, Rachel Morinaro, Jon . Marioni Mark Martin, David ' l' I Martin, Lisa Martinez, Nacho .. Masuda, Caro t L 1 Matthews, Nick McClain. Joe 1 ' ' ' ' McClelland, Sandy . .- ' - McCleve. Alyson ' 5 1 McDaniel, Yvain -4 f-.. --252-52 McGrew, Michele E 123: McKnight, Walter V 'fg5,g,. McNeil, Dan ' McNeilly, Aimee . , 3 . 0 i - - 1' .. 4 in . 2' 'rw----swf: if I I I r -N v .. ,- :.,. ' Fl! Zero Period Fall RIGHT: Sandy Spadafora tries to concentrate. FAR RIGHT: Dave Brewer catches up on lost sleep. BELOW RIGHT: Kevin Coullahan stares with a glazed look. l was never awake during zero period to find out what it was like, said Mr. Haywood sleepily. He seemed to reflect a general atti- tude, for all around people were yawning, their eyes bleary. l think zero period was hard on everybody, students and teachers alike, but it did enable students with after-school jobs or sports to manage, said Ms. Wendell. Since the science requirement was changed to two years, the increased enroll- ment in science classes exceeded the space needed for those students. 106 X Juniors We only did this to fill a need, said department head Mr. Harvey. I hope we won't have to do it again next year, but it's too early to tell right now. Junior Raymie Lovett explained her reaction to zero period: l was upset when l found out l had it. l was up late studying for all of my classes and getting up early was hard. l was too sleeply to learn anything. Class averages seemed lower in zero period, and there were also more abs- ences. QX 1-1' ,FN , lr Il I ' t YS? Ei 2 A , e, il t ,QV I 7 I 43 I i. 'J , ' aan:-rwf. ff - f, wrzfk - --nvfrfwq, I I' . mf v - if-1117 ' , rx? 1 S59- J 4 EG. we Q I V ,ff A A in xl I 3 h., .'vi N llv. . li? w s Q s Aslee 1 7 U P If , I Z I 4 'f I 0 li ' ' 'H , ' , 'J' 'x W f l pug! .'1'ti.u l J J. i , I 1 ,J i xg. J' 1 I