University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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Scopin' Out. Scopin' Out. Granny’s Old Shoes If only Granny had saved all her old shoes. Then maybe I wouldn’t have to spend all this money on authentic looking granny shoes.” Of course, then my brown shoes wouldn't have that cute buckle on the side, and my black ones wouldn’t look as radical. As a matter of fact, why do they call these granny shoes? They don’t look anything like hers. Then why did I spend so much money so they would look authentic? I know - Fashion. Turbaned Ted Fashion Friendships Friendship bracelets, originally worn as a visible symbol of a strong friendship, are now a strong fashion statement. These bracelets, made of inexpensive embroidery floss, have become a fashion necessity for most wardrobes. “Is it just me, or does that guy have a kerchief on his head?” “Yeah, he’s got a kerchief on his head, it’s you know, cool.” Oh. now they tell me. And I thought these guys had just quit bothering to wash their hair.

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PAGE 8 PAGE 14 Mike Rlija Hall even gives kisses those (irk he tucks durinjt win activities. PAGE A way guyi at UWEC lax and take out frustration u a qui« vigorous game of footh between buddies. Cook out are a change of pace from the food served at hillslop ... er. hilltop. At least you know what it is!!! PAGE 38 Mike Moore took a different approach to meeting girls in the dorms—reading bedtime stories. STUDENT LIFE Being a transfer student from Texas. I was looking for some way to meet people and become involved in the UWEC campus. I made a list of possible activities and decided to look into working on the yearbook. True, I had no experience whatsoever, but. what the heck. Maybe they needed a gopher. So. I volunteered. And within 24 hours. I was an editor. AN EDITOR! '1 don’t think you understand’ I kept trying to tell them. All I got was ’You can do it—no problem, all an editor does is organize a section.’ Right. I am. however, happy to announce that I survived but—how should I put this—not without dif-, ficulties. Creating story and photo ideas, as-| signing them, identifying all the dorm pic-| tures and figuring out how to put all of this onto a computer disk was ... challenging. But, to tell the complete and unvarnished truth, it was fun and I don’t regret it for a minute—except perhaps those last minute deadlines!” — Ann Beebe, Student Life Editor (yes. EDITOR) DIVISION PACE 7

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Scopin’ Out. . . Scopin’ Out. . . Professionally Hipped These jeans aren’t your everyday. average, torn-in-the-wash jeans. No, these jeans have been ripped by an expert. One can now go into a 3tore with a brand new pair of faded jeans and have them fashionably cut by a pro. This fashion trend is very common on the UWEG campus. One can only wonder what will be next. Wisconsin sweatshirts and T-shirts are always at the front of any wardrobe. Not only are these shirts generally inexpensive and long-lasting, they also help the wearer find home should he ever get lost. Always in Style MINI MAG 9