Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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Oversized shirts, sweaters and sweatshirts, stretch and sweater pants, straight skirts with slits and pleats, double- layered socks, GUESS pants and shirts, and sleeveless tur- tlenecks were just a few of the popular fashions seen this year. Narrow and oversized shapes as well as buttoning shirts to the top were also part of the fashions. SOl ' s, T-shirts and tennis shoes could still be seen as the casual favorites for many . . . especially the guys. Some students watched for styles in magazines, on T.V., and in their favorite clothing stores. Others watched how their peers dressed and came up with some of their own styles. As the year progressed students realized that almost anything was acceptable to wear. Not only does anything go in clothing fashion, but variety was shown in hairstyiing, also. Nicole Tingey and Brandie Platts wear their hair in new popular ways. Taking time to relax, Sharon Samp- son and Kevin Grover show off some of their favorite fashioins. ANYTHING 16 Student Life Fashion Hairstyles

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Von Hansen gets results that count after all the work he put into lifting weights. The weight room has helped I think the stereo is the best Dara Davenport takes pride in her weight training . Ml US so much in all of our athlet- part about the weight room, ics and it ' s great to see myself getting bigger and stronger. Travis Leckington Stuart Brown Weight Room 15

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GOES Mickey Mouse isn ' t just for little kids anymore. His fame has worked its way to the fashion line. Myke Kraft and Heather Cardon help to keep Mickey ' s fame in fashion. Sweatshirts, sweaters, pullover shirts, and knit pants were all part of the .nany different fashions. Here they are modeled by Nancy Ball and Stuart Brown.