Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Jackson lgnhes 'fhnher 'YearDunng '83f84 uring the 1983-84 school year many different fads and fashions hit Smoky Hill. These varied from clothing styles, products, dance tech- niques, and types of music. ln the fashions, the sweat shirt look came into style. These were originated from the movie Flashdance, where actress Jennifer Beals had first worn this clothing style. Along with this came low heeled pumps, boots cut just above the ankle, and Varnet sun glasses were quite popular too. Also during this year many products had been introduced. One of the popular products had been the Cab- bage Patch Dolls. These had been one ofthe fastest selling products and were in greatest demand over the holidays. Here stores could be seen jammed with customers fighting for the ownership of one of these dolls. Also the sugar substance Nutra-Sweet was in- troduced to products, such as Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi. This in turn became another important advan- cement in technology. Dancing and music were also a hit. Here dancing techniques were invent- ed, such as the Break or the ever popular Smurf ln music, Michael Jackson could be heard on every radio station singing one of his seven hits off his Thriller album. So all in all, as the fads and fashions changed so did the styles of many Smoky Hill students. PEOPLE stormed the stores for Cabbage Patch dolls in 83. MEGAN McLENDON shows off flashdance sweat shirt look. PUMPS, were the top fashion in shoes for the Smoky Hill girls. SUEDE boots were one of the fashions for the guys and girls in 83. NUTRA SWEET, the new great taste for diet drinks. 206 Fad!Fashion x S1 ,J fTX 'X-X,m',+--Q-Q-N xx.-W -MW-wudvwl . . fr..