W B Ray High School - Silver Spur Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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FASHIQNS aces, enqlllws, on A myriad of styles and colors faced this year's fash- ion fanatics. Espadrilles, earth shoes, boots, slaps, dressy, long, thin heels, and the perpetual crowd pleaser - tennis shoes, were some of the popular footwear this year. Soft, natural colors were incorporated in sweaters, below-the-knee skirts, and peasant dresses. Flowers in the hair were common everywhere. Guys stuck to their vested suits and dressy shoes for formal dates, but always donned their casual shoes and blue jeans or corduroys for leisure outings. Fad Fashion never goes out of style, and we always wanted to keep on top of things. You never know what fashions lurk ahead, 4Auff4?,45'jx?'I 4 551 I ' swf' '1' gg: vw seem? 4 1 '-,gn . ' f'xa.,g',4'. Ji! 954 X1 , size .aw see if we t AN 'rw My 0515 , Qivfvi . 133 N v h - ,jr 'S gpg?-3' . . : , la ff-nr Qin ' ' 1' -t iff ' if ,BV-'Z -0 - .,'i5e5,i v, ix 1. T-shirts were always in style in various pictures and words. 2. Shoes, such as espadrilles, boots, slaps, and tennis shoes ap- pealed to everyone. 3. Levi's were always popular with girls and guys. 4. Bobby Warren enjoyed his hatls company daily. 5. While working at Armand's, Bar- bara Mason displayed one of this years comebacks - dresses. 6. Becky Fisher, wearing a peasant dress with lace and ruffles, strolls across campus. osol OCS 4 K 1 r

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M7 :S ,, rpR'fCjWff1.e5a tw 1' HN' ..- TQ ' . .ss V.. 1. John Nicollini and Suzanne Prater danced at the Windjammer. 2. Ann Martin, a hostess at PeIican's Wharf, waited on Denise Holland, Lesa Smith, and Mark Seidenberger. 3. Gene Dowdy and Yvette Morales bought tickets to Star Wars from Lisa De La Garza. 4. A time release photograph of the Corpus Christi lights. 5. Richard Godoy and Lisa Garcia dined at Cooper's Alley. l

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MILITARY BALL, INSPECTION NJROTC Praised At Inspection, Dance One organization that never got much recognition among the stu- dents but definitely deserved it was our NJROTC. This year, Captain Pic- ciuolo, 8th Naval District Youth Pro- grams Manager, inspected the cap- tains of each unit. Only two of 35 units in his regim had been awarded the rating they received --- outstand- ing in all categories. Captain Pic- ciuolo commented on the excep- tional performance and appearance of all cadets, especially Cadet Com- mander Robert Cepeda. The five local high school NJROTC units held their annual Military Ball at the Officer's Club. People danced, ate, visited, and boy and girl favor- ites were announced from each school. 1. Joe Briseno fed a piece of pizza to Robin Steele while Fred Warren watched the danc ers. 2. Robert Cepeda, boy favorite. 3. A look at the captains of each unit at in spection where they earned outstanding awards. 4. Roslyn Lenzy, girl favorite. 5. Master Chief MacDonald at the Naval Sci ence Instructors table.