Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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Signs of the Times Looking back at all of this many years from now, I hope this page will provide some amusement. In this Pve tried to capture some of the di- verse styles in the schools to give you, the reader, some idea of what people looked like in our day. You might call this page about trends or fads but these words bring such aw- ful connotations with them. Instead think of it as the title of the page in- dicates, merely “signs of the times”. HAIR NOT ONLY covers our heads but it can tell the world a little bit about our personalities or mood. In this photo we have three very different styles, Matt McCracken, left, sports his ‘Westport’ cut. Checka Cheroutes, center, holds up under her “let it grow I don’t care how long” look which has taken her thirteen years to grow. Finally, Anna Cameron, right, models what some might call a “modern day shag”, but don’t ever tell Anna that. ONE OF THE many advantages of going to school with the foreign stu- dents is the cultural exchange that takes place. Teenagers from around the world bring with them different languages as well as different ways of dressing. Gunner Mebius, of Mexico of Panama often can be found mixing his stripes with his plaids and checks. Although this seems a bit unconventional, when he does it things fall into place and he looks rather sharp. Japanese fashion has been finding it’s way into the Ameri- can market or the past few years and Rie Yoshida of Japan is a prime example of her native land. Often she can be found wearing colorful separates and what might been considered as ‘men’s clothing’ but Rie keeps it all in good taste. THE PHOTO to the right depicts what type of jackets are worn by stu- dents at the schools. Aswain Mallamphut, far left, feels comfortable in a long trench coat. Jennifer Cavanaugh opts for a denim jacket and adorns it with a colorful scarf. Tim Smith goes for the best in his worn- out leather jacket that became this years’ hottest item. 18 Fashion