Morenci High School - Copper Cat Yearbook (Morenci, AZ)

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♦If Colored T-shirts are worn by Monica Vas- quez, Lori Fuller, and Barbara Moya. An OP T-shirt is modeled by Barry Maling. Bright socks and flat shoes are worn with skirts, pants and knickers. FASHION FOCUS-13

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FASHION FOCUS Looking Good Students opt for designer jeans Designer jeans were definitely “in” as students drifted away from the previously popular and rela- tively inexpensive Levis and Wran- glers and bought the more costly brands. Jordache, Gloria Vander- bilt and Calvin Klein brands were worn by many. “They cost more, but I’m worth it!” laughed Chris Rodriguez. A counter argument was stated by Nancy Navarrete, “They’re just another pair of jeans. Why pay more for the same kind of look.” Michelle Maldonado agreed, “I can buy two pairs of Wranglers for the price some kids pay for just one pair of designer jeans.” Pant lengths for girls shortened as knickers came back into style. Zippers, ties, buttons and elastic were found at the ankle. Painful spikes were replaced by flatter, more comfortable shoes. Color was the key fashion word. Multi-colored striped T-shirts were popular with the girls. Clothes were accented with colored brace- lets and earrings. Feathers and rib- bons worn in girls hair also bright- ened up many outfits. The majority of the guys still wore straight leggers and T-shirts. The more expensive Ocean Pacific (OP) shirts were also popular. Army green and camouflage pants and shirts were worn by both boys and girls. 12-FASHION FOCUS

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 Hanging stars from the ceiling, Robbie Burgher and Donna Lizarraga add final touch- es to the prom decorations. Proudly receiving her diploma from Mr. Larry Ross at the 1981 graduation exercises is Cindy Lizarraga. Following their crowning. King Gilbert Gonzales and Queen Lisa Stacey overlook the prom festivities. 14-MEMORIES