Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

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Kim Green Scotty Martin show school spirit by wearing their differ- ent shades of maroon. Heath Gunn Deanna Cope take it easy in the warm sun. Lorri McCoy. Darrell Jones. Fran- cie Short relax while modeling their casual wear. Francie Short Lorri McCoy look happy while showing off their shades of pink with their buddies P.J. Berg- man and Darrell Jones. Denim was the latest trend this year at M.N.H.H.S. It varied from long jackets to short ones. There were also dresses, shirts, and jeans that added to the impressive line of denim wear. Denim was not only of one kind of color. There were many varieties such as: traditional dark blue, black, faded, and the new frosted denim. Many of the shirts and sweaters, that were bright and colorful, went exceptionally well with the denim this year. Not only were clothes in the fashion spotlight this year — the hairstyles were also. Guys’ hairstyles were short and parted on the side and girls’ hairstyles were shoul- der length or longer and fanned back from the face with large amounts of sculpting spray. As you can see, many styles and fash- ions existed at M.N.H.H.S., as usual. Photographs were taken at the Segebarth's Estate. FASHION 11

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ADDICTED TO STYLE Front L.R. Lorri McCoy. Francie Short. Ginger Adams. Kim Green. Allison Barber. Deanna Cope. Back L.R. Dar- rell Jones. P.J. Bergman. Scotty Martin. Sean Goff. And Segebarth. and Heath Gunn. Deanna Cope Allison Barber sit back-to-back demon- strating their cheerful colors. Expressing happiness with their rainbow of colors. De- anna Cope Allison Barber sit between Scotty Martin and Heath Gunn. 10 FASHION

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What’s Happening Tonya Evans and Coy Poole arc caught in the bookstore wearing their sporty sweaters and their Levi’s stone-washed jackets. Greg Phelps and Brian Osbourne attend Freshmen orientation with their Jams and Reebok shirts. Ginger James is looking rather chipper in her mini skirt and tassled boots Tara Downing and Crystal Curry are accompanying her. What was in? What was out? It looked like most of the fads from last year were in and a few more! T-shirts had become a very popular fashion state- ment. Spuds Mackenzie and Ocean Pacific were two of the best selling shirts. Faded jeans were in again this year, along with stone- washed jeans and jackets. Tennis shoes were also still a big fad, with the Nike Air, and Cons, a shoe by Converse. Tretorns were still “in” for the girls. Some of the girls wore more dresses this year. Among these were: long, sweater- dresses, plaid dresses, and ones with Outback Red- style buttons down the front. As for some of the rough- er guys, there were cowboy boots and Hank Williams Jr. shirts to be worn. A new kind of tennis shoe became popular during the year. British Knights were the “new kids on the block” among some better-known shoe brands. Few people had them, but it was said that they could be found very promising in the near future. 12 FADS