Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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F ads 8: Fashions BLOUSE: Blouses ruffled at the chest or at the neck were worn with any pair of pants to add a soft touch. ACCESSORIES: Gold jewelry was worn more to achieve a more glittery look along with metallic purses and belts. KNICKERS: Knickers were a short pair of pants worn to accent the legs. BOOKS: One, two, three, etc. These words were heard in P.E. classes, at home, and at the People were concerned with keeping fit. TAPES: Music was still as popular as ever whether be Foreigner 4 or Alabama. People were buying more and more cassettes to achieve better fidelity and louder sound. SHOES: Metallic shoes were worn with more dressed up outfits. Bass shoes were worn with jeans for a more comfortable look. fads X 233

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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

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We saw it all happen During this past year, the countries of our world have experienc- ed many eventful moments together. From the assassination and at- tempted assassinations of three top world leaders, to the fairy tale wedding of Prince Charles of England to the Lady Diana Spencer, an event that enchanted the whole world, if only for a moment. These and the many other events that occurred may not have af- fected each country directly, but together we saw it all happen. A man in an Egyptian uniform fires a machine gun into the reviewing stand where President Anwar Sadat was assassinated October 6, 1981. fr . klij t n :-X., I if .. Q. fi - x x 1 - ' a wk.. if if Q . 'I . fi Khiltk 1 x Lg . if ,Q A handgun, circled at left, is pointed i at Pope Iohn Paul II during an assassination attempt in St. Peter's Square, May 13, 1981. The moon asses through several pffases of its eclipse early Iuly 17, 1981, as it reached about 55 per- cent of total. 1 234 X world events