Newkirk High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Newkirk, OK)

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Forever More ... ’84 From Head to Toe Amber models the latest in valley-girl fashions. Each year school begins in a whirl- wind of fashion and styles that come and go. '84 was the year of class and “prep” with the latest things from blue jeans to valley-girl dresses. Classy haircut wanted? The bi-level was the one haircut most worn. Many girls had their ears pierced three times to be one of a crowd. Tops took on an imaginative appear- ance with long sweat shirts, double layered shirts, concert T-shirts, and OP shirts. Ties, bow ties, and ban- danas were worn as extras for a cre- ative look to those everyday outfits. Jeans were the most common mode of dress, but baggies and straight-legs came in as close seconds. For those on the go. the assortment of shoes was varied as the old styles stayed and new styles arrived such as short boots. Nikcs, Vans shoes, and Chucka boots. ’84 was the year that certainly began, progressed, and ended with distinc- tion. NHS . .. a school that dresses with class—“From Head tq Toe!

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R and G Style Shoppe 108 S. Main Street 12 Newkirk, Oklahoma 74647

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PRICES— 1 84 Lunch S.90 Album 7.98 Candy Bar .35 Canned Pop .40 Concert Ticket 13.50 Medium Pizza 7.28 Movie Ticket 3.50 Gas (regular) .99 Blue Jeans 28.00 Postage Stamp .20 Republic Supply Company- 1500 W. Madison Avenue Arkansas City. Kansas 67005 TOP ROCK COUNTRY— 1983 “Every Breath You Take” “Billie Jean” “Plashdancc” Down Under” “Beat It” “Total Eclipse of the Heart” “Mancater “Baby, Come To Me” “Maniac” “Sweet Dreams” “Poncho and l.efty” “Only in It for the Love “I Wouldn’t Change You If I Could” Whatever Happened ... Love Songs” “He’s a Heartache Lookin' “Fire I Can’t Put Out “You’re Gonna Ruin .. . Reputation” “Your Love’s on the Line” If You're Gonna Do Me Wrong ...” “Night Games”