Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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T There is good news and bad news, but it ' s all. , . n the news Headliners during the year in- cluded everything from Hailey ' s comet to a different type of air- craft, the Voyager, which flew around the world in 1 1 days on one tank of gas. Americans celebrated the party of the century on the fourth of July for the centenial birthday of the Statue of Liberty. The war on drugs was also in the news with a national cam- paign to teach children and teenagers to just say no to drugs. First Lady Nancy Reagan led the campaign. A governmental scandal dealing with the release of American hostages held in Iran, the sale of arms to that coun- try, and money sent to the Con- tras also made the news several nights each week. Faces in the news included many government employees tied to the Iran Scandal and Vanna White, hostess from the popular television game show, ' Wheel of Fortune. Len Don Bias, Rogers. died died June 19, June 27, 1986 1986 in June Zsa-Zsa Gabor weds Prince Frederick von Anhalt, Duke of Saxony Heather Locklear weds Tommy Lee of Motley Crue Debra Winger weds Timothy Hutton John McEnroe weds Tatom O ' Neal Arnold Schwarzenegger weds Maria Shriver Prince Andrew weds Sarah Ferguson Caroline Kennedy weds Edwin Schlossberg, author-artist Diana Ross weds Arne Maess Jr., Norwegian zillionaire Drugs Claimed 2 sports Stars and 147 others After the deaths of college sports stars Len Bias and Don Rogers in a nine day period in June, 1986, LIFE magazine research revealed that during those nine Days, 147 other Americans died of drug abuse. Republican Bill Clements wins Gover- nor ' s race over Mark White. Federal tax laws are revised. New York Mets win World Series over Boston Red Sox New York Giants take Super Bowl win from Denver Broncos American Journalist Nicholas Daniloff accused of spying in Moscow, Russia Aids disease spreads Herschel Walker becomes highest paid football player for $1.5 million per year with the Dallas Cowboys. ' In the News 34 —

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Coca Cola shirts, lace collars, tennis shoes and socks trimmed with lace are all a part of . . . ashionable schoolwear Red, White, and you . . . , that ' s the ticket! Coca Cola clothes. The Coca Cola com- pany must have raked in a cou- ple of million dollars this year witth their hotttest new new wave of Coca Cola fashions. The variety of watches, hand- bags, shirts, sweatshirts and pants are just few. Are they try- ing to follow in the footsteps of the swatch? What is known, is that fashions are the hottest new wave of the 80 ' s. Wild dangling earrings. Guess jeans, Corrona Beach Wear, Swatches, fluffy hair bows, every color of Reeboks, polos and, just about every thing wild and zany, is said to be in fashion. The newest crave in fashion is Western wear. Rhinestones and metallic everything! Rhine- stones are on shirts, jackets, pants, and even socks and Shoes, shoes, and more shoes . . . rang- ing from S 18.00 to S60.00, you could buy a pair of tennis shoes, dress shoes or just everyday casual loafers. shoes. I like dressing Western because it is comfortable, said Dawn Ruschhaupt, sophomore. Accesories have proved to be a big part of fashion. Teens have gone silver crazy. From silver jewelry, belts, shoes and handbags, one must have not only one, but all. Lovely white lace collars are ever so popular. If you are a do-it-yourselfer, you can make a collar that will look just as good, and it is also less expensive. Fashions are always chang- ing, but one thing is for sure, accesories are in and are here to stay. So stock up girls, and happy shopping! Red, White and you . . . Coca Cola shirts, sweatshirts, and accesories were really the thing to be wearing. I like wearing Coca Cola clothing because its neat and fashionable, said Greg Girdy. senior.