St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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HP o II— I Ci hnolluiood 4 theatres MR MOM PGI MERRY CHRISTMAS MR LAWRENCE R VACATION R THE LONELY LADY R MATINEES DAILY SYNCHRONICITY h. You con't tell Pork s ployers without their numbers. This wos helpful for finding the stots or football or basketball gomes. i. This recognizoble londmork is found or o Minneapolis loke which wos a fovorite spot for swimming, sunning or just cruising. J. Twin Cities shoppers found o new hoven with the opening of this shopping-off ice-hotel complex k. At this locotion ond others like it. the summer s hottest movies such Return of the Jedi. Floshdonce. Trading Places or Mr. Mom were seen for only 4.50 l. It used to be------but now ir‘s DovonniV This Twin Cities restouront featured pizzo ond hot hoogies. m. Potrons of the orts will recognize this os being outside of o Minneapolis orr center showing the works o1 Milton Avery ond other prominent orrists. (c 'ujxp ixl hxs fX6 m mxct W fXg 0X9 pm 5X2 qxa D) SJ9MSUV

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Jon lone weors o widely popoky wyle. »t ®on factor. What movie turned throw-aways into keepers? The movie Floshdonce a o definite influence on Cothy Jo Robison s clothing style. Boots show the greot diversity in today s fashion. The styles ond trends of 1964 reflected our lifestyles, ot-titudes, ond personalities. We reoched inside ourselves to find our tostes ond preferences, took them out of the drawer, unfolded them, ond put them on for everyone to see. Although the world wos chonging oround us. we held on to some of our troditlonol styles nevertheless. The prep look wos still evident in many of our clothes, such os polo shirrs ond designer lobels. Sweater ond sweotshirr vests added o new rouch to the prep style. One trend of 1964 wos influenced by the movie Floshdonce. Ripped sweotshirts were no longer throw-outs, bur rorher o wardrobe necessity. More interest in donee ond fitness sporked o whole new line of foshion clothing. The major trend, though, wos o greot deal of diversity. 5fyles were borrowed from the '50 s. the new wove trend, ond mony others. New styles evolved In everything from jeon jackets, which acquired o nearer image ond were popular with both girls ond guys, to boots, whose styles ronged from cuffed to the rrodirionol cowboy boor. Hoirsryles were also indicators of style diversity. The basic move wos toward shorter hairstyles, but there wos much differentiation within this trend. Conformity, in this cose, wos definitely not the rule — uniqueness ond innovation ployed the major roles. S3