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These jazzy looking shoes were all seen this past year tapping down the halls. New styles of hair were displayed by Cindy Benja¬ min, Liz Delong, John Fout, Cindy Cole, Shannon Keatly. Missy Seward. Shelli Curtis. Amy Helpen- stell, and Ginger Chance. Treye Hovinga proudly displays his hard work. James Foster, Leslie Alli son, and John Yancy show some upbeat fashions. 10 Opening
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Saturdays provide lockers with some needed peace and quiet after an exhausting work week. Sonja Motz relaxes between classes. Opening
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Cindy Cole. Lori Ballinger. Julie Foster. Cristia Spaight, Jill Ketm, Jenny Bauersfield. and Anne Summers are all dressed for fall. Stolen milk crates provide excellent storage space. Showcase of fashion The latest rings, watches, bracelets, and accesories were shown hands down. Tony Thompson. Lisa Beck. Delisa Springfield. Sharon Fuller. Wendy Hunter, and Paul Peterson, step into style with their printed pants. Rocky, like most high schools, was a showcase of the latest in fashions. Everything that was at the malls or in magazines could be found in the halls of Rocky modeled by our friends. Hair seemed to have become more versital then ever. Guys and girls were daring to do things to their hair the stylist never even thought of. The football team started the year by shaving their numbers into their hair along with geometric designs. Buzzes and flat tops were suddenly back in style. The ledge was a popular cut for both boys and girls. The fluffier the better also described this year ' s hair. Many girls were teasing their hair again to gain fullness and body. The Tina Turner took was definately in. Psychadelic hair caught everyones eye. Gold, silver and red, were all great colors to try if you felt you needed a temporary change. The clothes worn this season definately shocked a few people. Teens loved the ripped jeans, painted sweat shirts, colorful long underwear, spot bleached jeans, black Reeboks, and bowling shoes. Where did you find these fine items ? At any thrift shop, garage sale, or the Salvation Army all carried the inexpensive hot fashions. Accessories were fun to wear and jazzed up any outfit. Swatches were popular last year but they were hotter than ever this year along with Guess, Gucci, and Forenza. The leather strips around the wrist or ankel were cool, but what did those knots mean ? Opening 11
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