Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Boys' 81 Girls' SHIRT: For comfortable and inexpensive shirts people bought Izod and Ocean Pacific. For the ones with a more expensive taste, Polo was worn. BLAZER: To give a person a more dressed but comfortable look, a blazer was worn with jeans or dressy pants. STEREO: Sounding great was a big hobby. People were buying more equipment to show off more sound. The louder the sound the better. RUBIK CUBE: The mystery of colors. The four-sided cube with the different colors was a challenge to all. PANTS: Iordache was sweeping the campus, but the traditional Levi and Wrangler were still popular as ever. BOOTS: No matter what the fashion was, no outfit was complete without a pair of boots. 232 X fads