North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

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Students step into spotlight of styles lust as the last 20 years have seen many things change including people, places, music and fashions, the fashions seen on these pages will surely change by the year 2000. Fads have gone from bobby socks, long skirts and pulled back hair, through the mini skirt and the maxi skirt. Hair styles have changed too, with the long straggly hair giving way to more moderately styled, blow dryed, and permed styles of today. This year straight legs, straight and pleated skirts, spikes, jeans, the layered look, and corduroy are in the spotlight. Most of all we see the comfortable casual clothes, such as T-shirts and flannel shirts. Instead of see- ing the tough leather jackets of the late 50's and early 60's we see the soft gentle look of fur and the outdoor, crisp look of the ski coat. These fads may not last long, but they are in right now. lt's hard telling what the fads will be 20 years from now. We might be wearing space suits and oxygen masks!