Paris High School - Owl Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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l Tar Left - Galveston or Bust: Traveling n denim ease, choir members go far south O COl'ltCSt. Nhat Can I Say?: Person Most Wanting o be a Star was Rusty Rhodes who, lressed in denim everyday wear, accepts tis award from departing seniors. Lummer Is Overlz While trying to deci- her schedules, Danny Gambill, Howard Iorriston, Bo Miles, and David Briggs ppreciate the feeling of old jeans. l ' 7.6 . 35' I , f 2 a 'jf' ig ' l Feels Good: The comfort of denim may be in Allen Chudej's mind as he relaxes in the whirlpool bath. What Style?: Even Swattettes from the French Club Talent Night Skit fo.und denim pleasing. TOPIC: CLOTHES Number of Students surveyed: l0l5 C Listed According to Student Popularityj l. What are you wearing today? l. Jeans 2 Dress Pants and Shirt 3 Jumpsuits 2 What do you usually wear to school l Jeans 2. Dress Pants and Shirt 3. Dress 3. What is your favorite thing to wear? l. Jeans 2. Dress Pants 3. Dress 4. How do you feel about wearing Jeans to school? l. Comfortable 2. Fine 3. All Right 5. Other than blue jeans what do you like best in denim? l. Jackets 2. Jumpsuits 3. Overalls Students Center Attention On New Ideas of Fashion World rom athletics to academics students concentrated on an individual area, clothes. Gaucho pants, bulky sweaters, boots highlighted the fashion scene. Temperature of school affected the fashions. Sweaters were peeled on and off depending on where you were in the building. The question was how to dress. You could either be 'in' with the social crowd and dress with the latest styles or fall back on the ageless stability of jeans. Jeans represented a slight division of many uses of that wonderous material, denim. Denim could be made into almost anything from hats to shoes. In- genious manufacturers fancied various money-making ideas to play on consumers' interest in demin. F ads included denim coats, vests, and denim note- books. Crafty students showed originality in devising their own denim ideas. Embroidery and patches decorated many a pocket whether on jacket or jean. Denim played an active part in eve1yone's life as we were swept along by the DENIM DAZE. OJ