Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Covering The Situation From Head To Toe l. , Wearing a gaucho and boots combi- nation is Maureen McArd1e . Cowl necklines as this one worn by Lynette Pence, are also very popular among the girls . The many different fash- ions evident in the clothing industry today can be found for the most part, in our own school. Several girls enjoy the economy and practicality of gaucho pants . The gau- chos can serve a dual role, being worn to affect a casual look while they can also be displayed in a more formal manner. Scarves were worn in a variety of ways . All types of sweaters seemed to be in style . One of the newer trends , painter's pants , caught on rapidly and was exhibited by the students in numer- ous manners. But although many differ- ent modes of dress incor- porated themselves into the fashion world, the de- pendable faded blue den- ims still ruled the hall- ways . Although many styles of dress come and go, blue jeans are still around, as shown by Mr. Smith. Fashions

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, d my W4 '-X 2 14 Fashions 9 -fl ' pw- . Clad in painters' pants and shirt, Tom Meyer dresses casually for a day at school. Mrs. Jacobs dresses comfortably in a tie blouse and skirt. 'r 'R-.Num

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