Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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1. Even certain hairstyles were “in this year. One of the most stylish, the curly-look, either permed or natural, as shown here by a group of students. 2. Blocking out some of the noise in the Marshall Gym, Junior Andrea Peppie Long listens to music through the headphones of her Sony “Walkman one of the most popular forms of enjoyment. 3. Representatives of the newest fashions this year- cowboy boots, knickers, and slit-legged pants, are juniors Patty Crowley, Marlene Cicolini and Michelle Kerr. 4. Boots were worn by nearly everyone, and came in various colors, shapes and styles. Fashion 19

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To Each His Own Each year, although partially reminiscent of the previous, brings about new changes in politics, religious, and moral issues and in social changes. One change in which everybody is involved in is fashion. Clothing comes in a wide spectrum of styles, and year after year different types get the distinct honor of being labelled as in. This past year although casual dress was still dominant, more students dressed up. Silky blouses and soft angora sweaters dripping with gold chains were popular with the girls. Wool skirts and pants remained fashionable, while knit outfits entered the scene. The preppy-look was also still around. Even the boys were a little dressier, although Levis still was the most popular designer label. On a less conservative level there were knickers and variously tailored pants. Pants with snaps and zippers, buttons and ties at the ankles were extremely popular. Almost more popular than Nike sneakers have been, were leather boots. Cowboy boots with various types of stitching, boots with fringe or the less popular punk-type flat heeled boots. All were newly accepted arrivals to MHS. Accessories were also an important part of dress. Metallic belts of various sizes and shapes, bandanas and feather earrings added the finishing touch to many outfits. Throughout the school new fashions could always be found but no matter what you wore and whether you cared or not, you still were a part of the ever-changing fashion world. 18 Fashion 3

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1. The assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II angered world. 2. Lech Walesa, leader of Poland ' s Solidarity Union, led a nation wide strike against the martial law government in Poland. 3. Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones toured the U.S. for one of the most successful tours in the history of rock and roll. 4. One of the most popular and mindboggling trends of the year was the Rubik ' s Cube invented by Erno Rubik. 5. The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana of England captured the hearts of many as thousands flocked to England to see the royal couple and millions of others watched on television. 6. The amazing Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics rallied from a three to one deficit against Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference Einals and went on to win their fourteenth World Championship. Images ' 20 Images