Saginaw High School - Aurora Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Fashions FASHIONS, FASHIONS, Fashions st Saginaw High had it all together. They ranged from the «Goucho look, to three piece suits for young ladies to blue jeans with T-shirts sporting the popular phrase “Foxy Lady. For young men most at SHS wore printed shirts with dress slacks and the popular short leather jackets. THree piece suits, pin striped for the Gangster look also were the rage when it called for dressing up. Hats were also in and added to the “Bogart” style. Hair styles ranged from the afro and the “Slick” to the latest called the “Nova” cut. Corn Rows also were popular. Jewelry was also big for both sexes with array of necklaces and braclets and ear rings. Newest was the double ear ring craze which takes double piercing. Over all students at SHS could out distance any school in the fashion race of 1977. |a SN LEFT: J.D. Brown wears the typical casual combination for young men at SHS. LOWER LEFT: Linda Love wears a popular goucho pants skirt, high boots and top to match. TOP: Rochelle Branch wears high boots with skirt and sweater while, ABOVE: Cheryl Ponder sports the three piece outfit with boots.