Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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lacquelyn Sineath cuts loose in an over- sized shirt. From brooch to boots, her style is funk-tional and free-spirited, a del?- nite statement of personality. l so get V 2 t , tt as All decked out from bob to toe, Wendy Troutman sports the hot, new look of stir- rup pants and an oversized sweater. Equestrian-inspired and totally mod, the look is straight from London. The everlasting love affair with blue jeans . . . Gene White is classy yet casual and what could be more comfortable? TOP TO BOTTOM.' Michelle Rios, Karen Sineath, Carla Fuente, Matt Ulvenes, Susan Bishop, Rachel Meyen Natalie Pittman, Kassie McDaniels 5 - was , .i ' 40 QP t , K ,js K I k l by i T59 5 , ff! Fashionf23