Stone Mountain High School - Corsair Yearbook (Stone Mountain, GA)

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A lkd lf 3 l walk down the halls or through the commons at Stone Moun- tain High tells it all H fads and fashion at The Rock vary for every life- style. During football season many foot- ball players sported an athletic variation of the mohawk, often designed in Stone Mountain's very own locker room, A fashion must this year was acid washed jeans - for guys or girls, The miniskirt also saw a comeback this year. And what was the trend in t-shirts in 1988? Spuds MacKenzie, of course. For several years, a style of dress has been forming among the not-so-trendy in- dividuals at SMH, and in 1988 this unique attire has hit full potential. Modern hair styles follow no guidelines, and as for These boots are very popular at SMH. Acid-washed jeans are a HOT item this year, A body like Eric Fortnam's will never go out of style. il, clothes W well, anything goes. Some popular items are combat boots, leather jackets and bleached jeans. Unlike most current fads, the trick here is to wear what no one else is wearing. Aside from all the new lines of fashion, some things will never go out of style. For instance, there is nothing passe about a man with muscles. ln the way of clothing, on the other hand, favorite sweatshirts and faded blue-jeans will never become out-dated. And finally, what wardrobe is complete without a favorite pair of bro- ken'in worn-out sneakers W Maybe even some Converse hightops. g flag Converse hightops aren't just for basketball any more! , ' ' is V i