South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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New wave hairstyles have become popular at S.V. as shown by Ken Hutchens. Many guys have chosen to wear bandannas in their back pockets. Dane Waugh and Kurt Cargnino model their Risky Business shades. Fads

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 1 Partying Reading .istening to music .Basketball Cruising 1. Van Halen 2. Chicago 3. Prince 4. Lionel Richie . 5. AC DC 6. Motley Crue 7. KISS 8. REO Speedwagon 9. (tie) ZZ Top Survivor Hank Williams. Jr. 10. (tie) Quiet Riot Rolling Stones Lynard Skynard Twisted Sister 10. You're the inspiration by: Chicago Hard Habit To Break by: Chicago Heaven's On Fire ' by: KISS Jailbreak by: AC DC Let's Go Crazy 4y: Prince Can't Hold Back y: Survivor (tie) We're Not Gonna Take it by: Twisted Sister Cool It Now by: The New Edition (tie) Can't Drive 55 by: Sammy Hagar Hot For Teacher by: Van Halen I Can't Fight This Feeling by: REO Speedwagon (tieT both (tie) by: ZZ Almost Paradise by: Ann Wilson and Mike Rei Naughty Naughty by: John Parr Wanna Rock by: Twisted Sister Hello Again by: The Cdrs 1. 2. Say, Say, Say by: Michael Jackson and: Paul McCartney When Doves Cry by x. Prince 3. Jump by: Van Halen |f 4. All Night Long by: Lionel Richie 5. What's Love Got to Do With It by: Tina Turner 6. Let's Go Crazy by: Prince 7. Wake Me Up Before You Go Go by: Wham! 8. Hard Habit to Break by: Chicago 9. Purple Rain by: Princes 10. Out of Touch by: Hall and Oates Eastwood Tom Cruise 2. Tom Selleck 3. Bill Murray 4. (tie) Harrison Ford Sylvester Stallone Eddie Murphy 5. (tie) Burt Reynolds Richard Gere Actress 1. Loni Anderson 2. (Tie) Meryl Streep Bo Derek 3. Jane Seymore 4. (tie) Sally Field Goldie Hawn 5. Jane Fonda Movie 1. Purple Rain 2. (tie) Ghostbusters Beverly Hills Cop 3. Karate Kid 4. (tie) Footloose The Terminator 5. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in

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Gene Martin sterilizes his earring to prevent infection. Crop pants have come back to create a look made popular in the '50's. These girls pose to model a new look in fash- ion — the mini skirt. Hey, what are you wearing to the game? I was thinking about uh, maybe my new pegged jeans and that baggy shirt I have. Oh, and of course I'd have to wear those dangling fluorescent orange earrings i got on sale. Okay, admit it. How many times did we find ourselves asking similar questions? We all wanted to look good, and to do that we had to have the right equipment. This year, like every year, new styles were dreamed up to separate our generation from those moving on and those moving up. The clothes displayed at the mall ranged from shocking neon colors to classic preppy to basic punk. Fluorescents added a nice touch to normally dull outfits while the preppies continued to dress in plaids and sweaters adorned with plenty of gold. Crop pants brought back a look created in the '50's for a different change of pace. Leather and blue jeans came back strong. Jeans were worn tighter with loose, comfortable shirts. Bandannas were found hanging from pockets, necks, and hair. Trends were also set with hairstyles. Punked or spiked was really big. The straighter it on top and the longer it was in the back the better. Styling mousse and cream was sometimes hard to find on store shelves. Some of the guys decided to set a new trend at S.V.H.S. Earrings were worn in the left ear. They ranged from gold studs to long, hanging chains. Others found that the Tom Cruise look was for them. Black sunglasses, made popular by the movie Risky Business, were a must have item also. As in years gone by, this year proved to develop a distinguished style that will set us apart from the boppers of the '50's and the hippies of the '60's. 13