Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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Class of 1987 leave good memories 8 Seniors

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The high school band struts their show. The band Is headed by drum stuff In their last football half time majorette Morgan Marshall. Class that shows the pride of being a senior Long-tailed . . Crop- ped . .Mini . . Faded . . Baggy . . These are some of the new looks seen in the halls. The fashions of today are dressy and comfortable at the same time. I like the baggy, oversized Iook. I also like the fact that there is more than one look to choose from. A person can be creative with what they wear and still be styl- ish, said Cheri Brit- ton, senior. When asked about fads and fashions, the most common reply from sen- iors was baggy shirts and sweaters. Faded jeans, jams, Levi 501's and Nike's were highly rated. Unique styles in- cluded old ragged jeans, stirrup pants and black tennis shoes. The fads are chang- ing more than before, said Jim Wilson, senior. Finding their places In the senior section at the beginning of the last footbalI pep assembly, seniors gear up for the class yells cheer. Seniors