University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Rules for dressing Prep are many. Any sig- nificant deviation from the norm is tres faux pas. Prep dressing tends to be androgynous: men and women both wear button-down shirts, chinos, Lacoste polo shirts, and topsid- ers (Sperry, of course). Franklin ' s and Mills- Touch6 are familiar meccas to the fashion- conscious Prep. It would be safe to say that the campus saw its share of espadrilles, kilts, madras and monograms. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED 431

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M. F. Kabbara Ann Kallioman Cindy Kincaid Kim Konopka Deborah Kost John Kotlaba Mary Kozma Daniel Kramer Lori J. Lambert Pam Larich Kimberly J. Lehmann Goerge M. Leutele Andrew Levine Fran Lev fioitz Cynthia Lieberman Joan Lindberg Caroline Lindsay Tammy Lines Jan Little Jo Longanecker Michael Loveland Denise Lowney Robin L. Marks Kathleen F. Martin Pier Martin William Martin Eugene Malana Bobbye Maxwell UNCLASSIFIED Ann McCauley Richard McConnell Sophomore Sue John- son demonstrates a mode of dressing which is strictly adhered to by those labelled Preps. Prep dressing enjoyed a renewed interest this year. D. J. McGraw Paul McLeod Thomas McTague Jeffrey L. Melin Ronald Memo Jamie Michaels 430 UNCLASSIFIED

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Lucille Ptak Cathy Quen Lynda Quayle Ann Racette Andrew Ralowicz Michelle Randolph David Rau Aron Raysch Lanae Raymond Rebecca Rice Moira Richmond Bruce C. Rickman William Rifley III Kevin R. Riley UNCLASSIFIED Victor Riley S. A. Rombough Computer artwork, designs, charts and tables are designed by student programmers and executed by computers in the Interactive Graphics Engineering Lab. Robert E. Rossi Tom Rossier Romero Roumaldo, Jr. Daniel Rubis Suzanne St. Germain Tom Saliga Yasser Samara Cathy Barrels Andrew Schaffer J. P. Schaller Jeff Scharlin David Scherer Terri Schriewer Steven Schwartz Steven Scott Julia Scovel Tracey L. Shappro Steve Sholl Hoey T. Sie David Silva John S. Simms 432 UNCLASSIFIED