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24 Newest Rage, Latest Craze Ganders Stay In Step ion-color-coordinated leg warmer . As times changed so did the trends at Robert E. Lee High School. Thirty years ago, after school, students were waiting to meet that special person at the nearest soda fountain and shopping for penny loafers and bobby socks. In the 80’s, the hottest shop was McDonalds and penny loafers and bobby socks were in again. New looks in lovable characters, hair styles, fashion, and mu- sic were popping up every- where. Everything from shoe laces to notebooks were sup- porting the lovable charac- ters of E.T., Garfield, and Smurf. No one would ever be considered “square if he showed up in a T-shirt that showed off the lovable extra terristerial,” E.T. The Spiel- burg film released in the summer of 1982 was the in- dustry's largest money mak- er ever. Garfield and Smurf were two animated characters that hit the scene, too. Gar- field was a favorite for note- books, stuffed animals, and key rings. Smurf, the little man with blue skin, and his honey Smurfette. were the same. They appeared on everything from candles to wallets. Perhaps these little creatures made an impact because they were fantasy characters, heroes of good, simple pleasures. Whatever the reason, they were defi- nitely “in.” Another “in” was “New Wave. For Fast Times at Lee High checkered shoes were “totally awesome.” Inch long hair was not un- usual at all. Mini-skirts were back in style and leg warm- ers had just made the scene. Some people were really into New Wave, but most of the Rock-n-Rollers were still around. Although things around us change, there’s one thing that doesn’t, and that’s the pride at Robert E. Lee. Suzan Johnson clip and «nip Jerry Gerllch inio a punk rock •tyle.
Garfield relaxes with his favorite sounds from Smurf head set. Big. blue, and cute. Smurfa are a favorite creature of the young and old. E.T. captured the hearts of the country, and REL is no exception. Checkered shoe are a big hit at REL Darron Ash’s high top take the prixe. Nicole Vaughn dons a mini skirt to keep up with fashion. Your car's not ready for the road until bumper stickers have been carefully applied
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