Stafford Senior High School - Indian Legend Yearbook (Falmouth, VA)

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A MINI-SKIRT, And fish-net stockings are an everyday outfit for senior Ashby Conway who sits in Algebra Il class. A SHIRT-DRESS with a wide belt con- stitutes sophomore Yolanda Bundy’s outfit. Yolanda tells her homeroom of the events discussed at the recent class meeting. 22 Fashion EARRING FADS Bold geometric many ears. become fashion. shapes adorned A MORE CASUAL STYLE OF DRESS is expressed by junior Nesa Faticonni who walks to class with friends. SENIOR RICHARD GULICK waits in the lunch line while showing off his new ‘80's style haircut.

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PET DUCKS live in the backyard pond of junior Robin Crismond who feeds them pieces of hamburger rolls. SENIOR WENDY CRISMOND cuddles her pet, a giant-sized white rabbit, Tubby, who lives in a backyard cage. A CORN SNAKE is an unusual pet for junior Aaron Litten who carefully holds his four foot long snake. A QUIET MOMENT is shared with freshman Debbie Jacobs and her family dog Ginger.

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DIFFERENT LEG LOOKS include these polka-dotted hose with pumps that wait in the long cafeteria lunch line. RIS “If it fits, wear it,” was the practical philosoohy of sopho- more Marc Cheadle when speaking of fashion. “Everyone wears what they want,” stres- sed sophomore Jane Young. While it seemed that the majority of students were wearing clothes that con- formed with the masses, indi- vidualists stood out above the crowd. “Some people stand out more than others — each clique had its own style,” ex- plained sophomore Steve Braun. Mini-skirts appeared along with ‘40’s-style highheeled pumps and printed stockings. Mild “new Wave” clothes were LEATHER JACKET, mini-skirt, and camouflage pants obviously stood out among a crowd as worm by seniors Frank Clark, Deena Brown, and Liz Morford. Fashion 23