Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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Native Apparel Was it Preppie? If so, you were wear- ing alligator shirts, penny loaferslwith the penniesll and a sweater over your shoul- ders. Was it New Wave? Wild hair cuts were a sure sign. Shirts buttoned to the throat and trench coats hung to the knee made this individual look even more unique. Was it traditional? Worn out Levi's with your favorite shirt and comfortable Reeboks. Was it Surfer? The ageless look of torn T-shirts and clashing multicolored shorts. Was it You? The look like no one else. Was it Bermuda shorts with an oxford shirt, or over sized sweaters? Maybe you chose to be different by your own kind of sunglasses. Whatever the style, Marana had it all! Teaching Ben sweatshirt. Workman and David Parenteau about fashion, Jennifer Lewandowski models her paisley Ms arg. V s 5 .s Casual in the Commons. Students display their laid back, look which consists of comfortable pants and shorts and loose oversized shirts. Yale prospects? No, just Troy Gray and Jim O'Brien dressed in preppie attire. is

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L gui. , Bedtime apparel is the dress of the day on Pajama Day and here Keri Bailey ancl Trisha Triebernig show oft two of the latest styles. Freshman Cole Ardle feels that l'Life's a Beach and expresses his feelings by dressing up on Beach Day. Juniors Pat Hayhurst and Shaleen Stanley model the latest nerd fashions as they wait for the start of the egg rolling contest on Nerd and Preppy Day. 1

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I Rx A. .X Having fun in the sun, Tony Figueroa? kicks back and displays his mirrored shades. Ready to hit the waves, Keith Brown dis- plays his totally rad surfer hair cut. Corona and Swatch are just two of the popular designs on T-shirts and sweatshirts this year. s sf Q it L E 3351 r I H 't:.EE335:-:ielllr X' , :iw rim Denim-clad Debbie Jones massages the shoulders of fellow fad follower Jason Eley, who shows off his striped pants.