Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Donna Turner has the together look in slacks and a patchwork vest. Several distinguished trend setters pose modestly for the camera. Cindy Wood “wears it well” in argyles and clogs. iP EES Oop: DO IT The school year, 1973-74 was one of change and individualism. Every- one seemed to be finding themselves (or trying to) and a whole new atmosphere was felt from the experience. People no longer went along with the crowd. Instead, they searched for individualism and it was apparent by the clothes and hairstyles they chose to wear.Argyle socks and rolled up pants, worn out jeans and sequin shirts were just some of the styles that brightened up the halls. Hair was also a matter of personality and was worn in a variety of new ways. Many girls who had kept long hair for so long traded it in for a new short look. People who were tired of everyday Fros, tried many new ways of braiding and found a new look a refreshing change. All over, in many ways, the s‘udents at R.H.S. came to © a better understanding of themselves by exerci-ing ideas and experiencing new freedom. Living 22

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Senior, Buck Brandt displays a solution to the boredom of long hair. Carroll Marshall has “‘Soul’’ and the shirt to prove it. Surprised junior, Bobby Mills, wearing an ever popular flannel shirt, wonders when the ice cream rush will hit. 23 Living