South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FASHION TRENDS UF 70'S TURN CASUAL The big fashion scene in the 50's included such things as straight-leg jeans and long skirts, bobby socks, saddle shoes and last but not least, leather jackets. The popular hair styles were mainly the Ducktail for the boys and Pony- tails for girls. Since then fashions have come a long way! Casualness and informality of clothes and hair is the new trend. Nowdays it's Adidas and 2-inch heel shoes, decorative T-shirts, back packs and parkas, Levi's and painter pants, bib overalls and Rugby shirts! In short, the fashions of the 70's have gone toward those worn in the industrial type of pro- fessions, and really, almost anything goes. N . I v .J 1 Q f 6 'fblxprv E 5. J ' . '5 'A W,,..: 'Kwik i 'fi 1' Jw Fe ature 9

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8-Feature Terri Valenti looks happy in her comfortable bib overalls. Tony Genung is prepared to face the cold weather in his parka, stocking cap and back pack, Becky Lane and Wendy I-Iinrichs model their printed T-shirts. An unidentified South student models painters pants. Mona Pearson is casually dressed in her Rugby shirt and matching socks. Tennis shoes were very popular in 1977. Kim Wise and Laura Norman display the up to date look in skirts and dresses. Casual Earth Shoes were very comfortable as many students discovered.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7. 10-Feature 3 5 E E 2 2 Former President Gerald R. Ford and his running mate Robert Dole. Our New U.S. President jimmy Carter of Plains, Georgia Vice President Walter Mondale and wife joan. Three important figures in National Politics. Former President Gerald R. Ford. Our Former Governor Wendell Anderson who is now a U.S. Senator from Minnesota. A scene from a political rally at Farmfest U. S . A.