Skyline High School - Origin Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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The student center is the mainstream of fashion. Cheri Coble is wearing grey peddle pushers with bobby socks. Photo by H. Castellanos Kevin Madden and Kegina Williams both display the latest fashions. Kevin has deck shoes and a button down while Regina shows a Mexican dress and red flats. Photo by H. Castellanos % — » ! or A Erin Raney and Meredith Saidel study in the students center during C lunch. Erin is wearing a Ffoshdance fashion: cut-collar sweatshirt and pin-striped jeans. Meredith has on a red t-shirt with black squares. Photo by H. Castellanos Bright colors, plastic shoes and matching earrings show Kris Ussery's fashion consciousness. Kris is also wearing a dog collar as an ankle bracelet. Photo by H. Castellanos 16 Student life

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Requirements for book covers stiffened, but they didn't stunt imagination. As Melanie Stapp demonstrates while studying before school, there was more than one way to skin a dents separate themselves. Dctrick Hollins shows off his imaginative shirt while socializ ing in the student center. Photo by T. Araya Personalizing 15

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r What vmi see New trends in fashion similar to yesteryears’ McGrcw (center photo)writes down a phone number on his English grammar book. Matt has a black muscle shirt with with lips. Photo by H. Castellanos Bell bottoms bouffant hairdos, polyester mini dresses and horn-rimmed or cat glasses conjour up thoughts of the fashions favored when Skyline opened. Even though they were the lasteststyles in the ‘70's, most people wouldn’t consider wearing them now. Fashions have changed entirely in the last 10 years,” said junior Jeanine Hernandez. Back then they were appropriate but now those fashions would be totally out of place.” Students today are more interested in tight designer jeans, short chic haircuts and contact lenses. Mini-skirts again adorn the halls, but they’re looser, brighter and short. I like to dress casually with jeans and shirts but if the old fashions were ever to come back in style, I’d wear them.” said Jeanine. Teachers feel that the change in fashion hasn’t been that drastic. “1 don’t think the fashions have changed a lot,’’ said English teacher Patsy Niedecken. The only thing different is that the students are dressing up more.” “Personally I don’t see a big change.” said government teacher Leonard Davis. Students see a greater change because they don’t have the advantage or disadvantage of living through history so time moves slower and things change faster. -Sheri Stodghill Mexican dresses could be seen all over Skyline. Sonia Mendoza shows her friend Alucisa Cuellar the flower pinned to the dress. Sonia is also wearing the woven look in flat-heeled Photo by H. (Castellanos. Fashion 17