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New brands of jeans were popular- Brittanias, San Franciscos, Calvin Klein, Gloria Vanderbilt. Many stu- dents still liked to be casual and comi- fortable. As one student commented I feel l can get more work done wearing my Levis and Birkenstocksl' Terry Osborne poses for the photographers with her stylish hair. Comfort and value - Birkenstocks and Boots, .dw Showing off her great Vanderbilts is Heidi Flenner, Left: Lori l-larris, Holly lones and Lisa Rinna display terrific taste in styles. XX -NRM-LJP
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Stud nts Dress for the Decade At the beginning of the 70's, it was dirty jeans, baggy t-shirts, and Lady Godiva hair. With the 80's fashion definitely dressed up, while still pro- viding room for individuality. Clothing said something about our feelings. Some students felt like dressing up for school. More girls wore skirts or dresses than in years past. High heeled, wood soled Can- dies and Bare Traps were popular. Fur jackets were new for girls, but ski jackets were still common attire for both sexes. Hair styles for girls ranged from short to long. Braids were big and small, long and short, and inspired by Bo Derek in the movie TO, Perms were in also Qeven at 9B40j. Guys' hair set- tled at a length covering the ears and touching the collar. l 4 r i 6 WARM UP Kathy Clogowski and Tracy Jensen show the animal on them. l
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Concerts, M With the new decade, new activities arose for the Medford Senior High Student to enjoy. The Rogue Valley was honored by the presence of two jazz giants. jazz pianist, Dave Bru- beck, made his appearance at the Britt Gardens on Saturday, August 25th. His easy going personality and ovies - Part ofGam impeccable abilities made his con- cert very memorable. What's more, it was a treat to listen to a jazz quartet live under the clear, starlit August skies. Next was that crazy black jazz trum- pet player, Dizzie Gillespie. GilIespie's cracks about racism, soci- ety, and life in general kept the audi- ence roaring with laughter. However when he got down to business with his music, laughter ceased and an approving quiet spread throughout the Medford Senior High auditorium Saturday night january 19. l V FQ vid?-'K Hwy J .s.. f - Wm.. Linda Bezanson, Patty Douglas, Barb Nutter, and Irene Bessler ponder what to do on Friday night. 8 WARM UP
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