Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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In the popular quilted coat, Linda Sauer keeps warm and looks in fash- ion. wuwwf Fashionable up to her ears, Brandy Sinners wears a pair of chunky ear- rings. In the male fashion trend, Henry Gung wears a Members Only jacket and a button-down shirt. e XM Mr Tm.. A1 Wearing an add-a-bead, wool skirt and a button down, Lisa Clayton sticks to the preppy look. She also sports the newly fashionable Bando- lino shoes. Wearing chunky iewelry and com- fortable clothes, lulie Gordon fits in with the high school fashion. Dressed in the cowboy look, Jennie Denham wears leather boots and a full skirt. Keeping in the preppy style, David Ceremuga wears an lzod shirt, and khaki pants. He also owns the newly fashionable Members Only jacket. wr M54 Dressed for comfort, Audrey Thompson wears the ever popular jeans and Fair Island sweater. Fashionsf21

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20fFashions alph Lauren, Dior, Calvin Klein, and Halston are names with which everyone is fa- miliar, yet not many people, especially high school stu- dents, can afford these high fashion clothes. Instead, they settle for subtle trends. Legwarmers appeared on the scene and were a big success. Their main purpose when they hit the stores was Being preppy and in style isn't the case all the time, but is here for Sherry Pugh as she decked out in duck motif slacks and boots. f ti to gf Displaying the soft feminine look, Homecoming Queen Nancy Bird wears a prairie skirt with a soft pastel sweater. The fashion fad of leather pants ap- pealed to Lisl Behrend and lulie Tapp, who confer on a novel as- signed in their English class. to be worn with exercise at- tire, but they soon carried over into everyday wear. Another fashion that be- came popular with the girls was the feminine look. Soft ruffles began popping up on sweaters and blouses. It was a nice change from the ever- lasting preppy clothes. Accessories also came into focus. Wide belts, designer stockings worn with pants Calvin Klein, alligator shirts, mir skirts, and leather pants are part c The way the fashionable dress and skirts were the favorites. As for the males and fash- ion trends, they liked to stick to the basics like blue jeans, Bluchers, cowboy boots and button down shirts. The most prominent fashion item was the Members Only jacket. Those students who want- ed to be a little different and be more trendy ventured so far as to wear mini skirts and leather pants. Other fashic fads included tuxec blouses, Chamois shirts, ba. dolinos, and chunky jewelr The high fashion desig may not have had much 2 fect on high school fashio but at least the clothes woi were comfortable and tl wallets weren't quite empty. 'Wk

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ften times, those students who are athletically gift- ed or pursue sports on their own are not given the rec- ognition they deserve. Most people do pursue sports as a hobby, but SAGA has found several unusually talented people. For several years, under the tutelage of his uncle, Ray Hall has developed the skill and patience necessary to hunt animals with bow and arrow. As Ray found out, it Practicing their kicks, jeff Williams and Ricky Frady take the time every day to practice karate after school. Showing amazing skill, Robert Lundberg rides a unicycle in his spare time. He is more at home rid- ing than walking. 22fIndivrdual Sports can often be frustrating to go deer hunting and wait silent- ly for hours and have no deer, not even a squirrel ap- pear. Sometimes, however, the waiting pays off big. Ray has shot and killed three 6 point bucks. Ray's pursuit is an expensive one with a good bow costing anywhere from S200-5800, but Ray thinks the sport is worth the time and money and has made no plans for quitting any time soon. Eddie Pearson, son of auto Doing their own thing,' these individuals prove Sports aren't just for teams racing great David Pearson, is in the process of making a name for himself in the sport. As soon as Eddie got his license, he began to take a serious interest in the sport. He says his father and two older brothers race were an influencing factor in his decision. And although he doesn't want to make a career of it, he does want to 'race competitively. Libba Gowan is another sports enthusiast. Her spe- cialty is swimming. Last year, she swam for the SHS swi team and was a star pupil 1 Coach john Vasbinder. Th year, because Spartanbui High has no swim tear Libba is focusing her effor on the Spartaquatics swi team. They may not receive tl' recognition afforded tl school's team sports, bi these students are exampli of individual achievemei and talent all can appreciat 2 i 4 5 QE fi Sponsored by Explorer Post 1, a number of students including Mar- garet McDuffie went on a rock climbing expedition at Looking Glass Rock. Conquering huge Rocky Moun- tains is Kevin Polk's idea of sport. He has taught rock climbing to others. This climb was at Looking Glass Rock.