North Catholic High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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4 A group of Students Swatch it! as they huddle for a picture. z!! Jenny Sypolt shows her Swatch mania as she poses for the shot. Kim Hairstyles are not the only thing that keeps the fashion craze alive. lt's also the well-to-do accessories. As a prime example, the TROJAN has chosen to fo- cus in on the ever-famous Swatch Watch. These swatches, as they're called, run approximately between S30 - S100. Of course, it depends on what kind of Swatch you desire. These have been very pop- ular for the past couple of years and are still going strong. To provide the reader with a visual aid, pic- tures were taken by a few 14 Swatch lt JM-1 spirited students who glad- ly gave a helping hand in this event. The Swatch watch is very popular among students, as you can very well see. But like always, there must be some sort of imitation watch, such as, A WATCH, WATCH IT, BROGKE or others that are similar. Nev- ertheless, almost everyone has a kind of fashionable watch. But always remem- ber, a watch that tells time is a watch that tells time, but a SWATCH IS A SWATCH, and these stu- dents only settle for the best!

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Wfflfrr E flirt ll L or r or and .anal-tai. in Tom Walsh lets his hair do what ever it A triple dose of the clean cut look WBDIZS to after 3 ViCt0l'i0l.lS CFOSS COUII' with Rgb Cain, Greg Cgppgla and Mike try match. Balfe. I . E Kim Carinci, Koren Halterlein and Vickie Romanowski still say that the layered and feathered look is in. The crew cut says it all for football player Jeff Badamo. cuts are in, there are still existing old fashioned cuts. A few guys still have that clean cut look here and there. And the feathered look for the women is still floating around. So, hairstyles do change over the years. Some people may worry too much over their hair and are faithful believers of that trend setter Fer- nando Lamas, who always says that it's always better to look good than to feel good. But always remember not to stop being you just because your hairstyle changed. Just be your- self and who knows . . . maybe you'll start a trend. HNR-Rl5llSlNG GXPEIRIQNCG Hair-raising Experience 13

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Leslie Gredja poses in her own style. E A broader view of a chic trend setter, Jenny Sypolt crosses her arms as she Swatches it! Joe Napierkowski and Mary Jean Ayson match their stripes hip to hip, M Almost everyone wants to fit in somewhere in the 'Lin crowd. A person likes something that an- other person is wearing and goes out to get the ex- act same thing. Then someone else sees it and goes out and buys it too. Then another person sees it and guess what they do? It goes on and on. And that's how a trend begins and survives. Clothing changes so fre- quently and clothes trends come and go so quickly that you probably didn't know the first reason why you bought that yellow pokadotted bikini or that long-sleeve silk shirt that gave you the image of a macho cool guy and you usually end up at a neigh- borhood disco. Trends What's hip? What's chic? And what exactly is trendy? Well, the students here seem to really not worry about what's hot and what's not. They mostly have their own individual way of wearing things. So whatever suits them fine and comfortable at the same q t i m e while wear- ing it, is hip- chic and trendy to them. The TROJAN recently caught a few trend setters at their own style of dress- ing. Some may be fashion- able, outrageous, unusual, absurd or just plain normal. But it's the people under all those clothes that's impor- tant and not the clothes themselves. Hip-Chic and Trendy 15