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avant-garde (a vant gard ; French a vaN-gard ), n. group of people, espe- cially in the arts, who are ahead of ail others m using or creating new ideas, methods, designs, etc. Fashions at PHS represented a variety of per- sonalities, ranging from preppy to roper. There was also a new group of students, a group that was avant garde! avant-garde Freshman Elvira Zurita said that the mood she ' s in is reflected in what she wears. When I ' m happy, I dress weird, she said, looking very relaxed in her Converse high tops and Metallica shirt. When asked about her individualistic style of cloth- ing, all sophomore Jennifer Wilson would say was, Punk rock rules! A more conservative sophomore, Cherie Scott, said, The fashions of today are very chic. It is absolutely the best time to be a teenager, especially if you like the different, offbeat look that the fashions of today have. Although many students still felt they had to dress in the latest fashion to be accepted, more students were dressing the way they wanted to dress for a look that said, am who I am instead of am who you want me to be. (Cathy LaugMm) Shoes are a major fashion statement in the fashion world. On any given day you could see anything from penny loafers to cowboy boots to combat boots to Keds. Creating her own style, sophomore Jennifer Wilson dresses to please herself. Leather was a fashionable item.
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A surprise from her friends, Tamey Perdue blushes as a dancing California raisin wishes her a happy sixteenth birthday- Lunch was about the only time students could enjoy themselves and take their minds away from responsibilities during school hours. One of the most popular forms of using spare time Is by talking on the phone. April Arnold spent almost all her extra time this way. TOP TEN things to do in your spare time 1. Play Michael Jackson albums at 78 rpm. 2. Take your hamster to the beach. 3. Fantasize about being locked in a closet with Vanna White or Patrick Swayze. 4. Give your cat a mohawk. 5. Mousse the dog. 6. Staple bagels to your face. 7. Meditate. 8. Sleep. 9. Stir fry your goldfish. 10. See how many marshmallows you can stuff into your mouth at one time.
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Although it ' s just another school day, freshman Holly Arriaga displays some of (he latest fashions. Plaid skirts and car- digan sweaters were very popular. PRICES 1989 combat boots . . . $20-$65 fish net hose $3.50 Z. Caviricci $75 Bass, leather shoes . . $50 class ring .... $250-$450 turtle neck shirt .... $35 Guess watch $50 bolo tie $10 vest $30 Poteet jacket $150
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