Traverse City High School - Pines Yearbook (Traverse City, MI)

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Coverings What will we be wearing in the year 2000? What will people 100 years from now think of the way we dress? We have no way of telling what we will be wearing just 5 years from now or what people will think of our styles now. The important thing is that we like the coverings. What's your opinion of the way people dressed 100 years ago? Compared to them, we dress weirdly. Back then everybody wore basically the same thing, but nowadays it is a matter of choice. And generally the person's personality is visible through the style. The studious type of person tends not to be so concerned with his appearance as the person who wants only to be in with the popular groups. People who wish to draw a lot of attention to themselves are the ones who wear the unusual clothes that take a lot of courage to be seen in. And there are those who choose to don clothes which are not only necessary to keep them warm, but that also make them look tough. As long as we don’t have to worry about looking like clones, let’s try to imagine what the styles will be like 100 years from now. Maybe we'll be wearing ... Tammy Tucker sports a popular army garb. Comfort seems to be Mark Weston and Suzanne Gustavvson's main concern. Mike Tomei is one of many with the denim look. The preppy look is popular with college-bound Don Ackerman and Kelly. Samantha Vreeland prefers the down-home look for her school wear. Just comfy and normal describe the dress of Mark Montague and Isabell Wolfgram.