Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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FASHIONS IN FASHION: Today the word takes on a whole new meaning. What's in is anything! The styles range from laidback and casual to neat and formal. It's a time for contrast. It's a time for individuality. Big. baggy pants and tight stir- rup pants arc both in style. Bright colors and many different patterns are visible everywhere. Paisley has made a comeback, appearing on anything from socks to swatches, for both male and female attire. Probably the most memorable phase was the fluorescent fever. Thank Cod. it's now a memory! We can finally took at clothes without the aid of sunglasses. Androgyny has had a big influence on styles. Male and female clothing has become very similar. Overcoats and cardigan sweaters are two of the shared elements in this scene. This style of dress has gotten so popular that fathers are beginning to put locks on their closets to keep their daughters out. To dress up their outfits, many have discovered accessories. Accessories now in- clude anything from diamonds to dog-collars. Large ear-rings, numerous bracelets and color- ful scarves help to liven up any outfit. Like clothing, hairstyles have taken on ex- tremes. Styling gel has been discovered (and abused in some cases!). Simple straight bobs can be turned into wild masses of untameable locks thanks to the gel. hairspray and mousse. Guys have also started to experiment with their hairstyles. The side part has again become popular, but the more daring have shaved or spiked their hair. Even the flat top has also made its re appearance. As the styles change, it is next to impossible to predict what ties ahead. We can be sure, however, that the Class of '86 will never be ac- cused of a lack of imagination when it comes to their mode of dress. Right: Sang Yoo gels dressed up for school. Below. Left: Some of the in tabels. Below. Right: Julie Cuidicc and Haney Connolly show us Mickey Mouse still appears everywhere. Far Below. Left: Kim Metlor and Chris Ryan try stretching their earlobes. Far Below. Right: Brett Heeney and Brian Calabro wear their sunglasses inside. 22 Fashions in the Classroom

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I Mark Blowers and Jodi Knowllon have their portraits taken 2 Renee McFadd. Michelle Blake and Jennifer Kane are ready (or the big night. 3 Stacie liigro and Sean Foley enjoy good company 4 Seated are: John Wholey. Heidi Bowness. Don Parry and Renee Picard. Standing are: Chris Palmer. Laurie Pitts. Gerry Mullen, and Barbara Curran. 5 Chris Davis and Scott Seagle had a great time. 6 him Meltor and Kristine Mullariey kick off their shoes and are foot loose. 7 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Renee Picard. Jerry Mullen. Mario LeVangie and Stacie liigro 8 Tracye Paris and Kean ZanardclU 9 Pat Calabro. Kristine Mullaney. and Donna McLoughlin trip the light fantastic. 10 Michelle Blake and John Morse were excited about the evening. 11 Dawn Etwood and Ray Dunn share a dance. 10 11 Junior Prom, 1985 21

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Top. Left: Michelle Donnell. Debbie LaFavre. Cheryl Bina. Chris Ryan and Jennifer Golden show variations in swimwear. Top. Center: Sid wears earrings, has spiked hair and uses gel Top. Right: Kris Mullaney has to make decisions every day to decide the latest style to wear. Middle. Left: Michelle Palardy and Kathy Bilelli display the laidback. casual styles. Middle. Center: Frank Freedman shows his legs while wearing shorts and Tim Riley is. well. Tim Riley. Middle. Right: Pamela Jonah sacrifices the vision in one eye for the sake of fashion and displays the paisley look Bottom. Left: Sharon Steen. Kris Mullaney and Liz bourse all get the same bob haircut. Bottom. Right Michelle Morris and Janet Henwood show the variation in sweater colors and patterns. Fashions in the Classroom 2?