Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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s TYLE Old fads become riew Trends Five or six years ago, most peo- ple would probably have laughed at the thought of 1950 ' s sunglasses ever becoming a trend. The same goes for ducktail haircuts (with longer tails), mini-skirts, skinny ties. Republicanism, political in- volvement, and beach cruiser bicy- cles. If that seems like an odd combi- nation, think about it. Stetson has seen a revival of interest in fads of the past like mini-skirts and sun- glasses. These have certainly been updated, but the base of most of the trends of our style harken back to old fads . . . the best and worst. Above: The girls on RATina DeWolfe ' s hall know what kind of man Tina likes, so they got ' her one for her birthday. Right: Three of Stetson ' s young men get dressed up for a night on the town in De- Land.

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Above: Intramurals volleyball All-Star Alison Evans gets ready to block a shot. Student Life 23

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Top Left: Cool? You bet. John Hunt models the dark shades that are in style this year. Top Right: Dr. E. Garth Jenkins, Dean of Student Affairs, gives Provost Denton Coker a few pointers on proper shade wearing. Left: Chuck Wolfe compares pizza and hairdos with hair stylists fr om the Hairport at Qreenfeather Carnival. Above: Don Rattarree tries to emulate the leg-crossing style of WESH-TV Anchorman Bruce Hamilton. He must figure that if you act the part, you ' ll eventually live the role. student Life 25