Westmoore High School - Tiger Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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These guys aren't particularly concerned with current fashions, they are staying with just plain old blue jeans. Nancy Anderson, Michelle Montgomery, Jeanie Price, Jan Elwood, Deana Guthrie and Rhonda O'Neal are glad that sweaters are in style during the cold winter months. West err1ers Go Preppy The preppy look has taken over the look and style of Moore West students. Last year it was western , this year it is prep. This year designers Calvin Klein, Gloria Vanderbilt, Ralph Lauren, Jordache, lzod, OP, Hunter Runs, Condor, and Bill Blass are amoung the elite few that have become very popular with teenagers. The current fashions are knick- 10 Student Life ers, plaid and solid oxford shirts, doctor shirts, polo, and Izod shirts, metallic shirts, and preppy button- up shirts. , Cardigan sweaters, cable knit sweaters, V-neck sweaters and rounded nect sweaters accompany many outfits, while tweed pants, pleated pants, metallic pants, tied at the bottom and corduroys are very fashionable. ' The in shoes are tassle and penny loafers, cowboy boots, baby- doll shoes, flats, pumps, moccasins, and nikes. Fashion has really moved up in the past years. Styles have changed from casual to smart, from down home to uptown. The western look has gone preppy i' . 35 Z ., , 1: Vi 2. 5

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Costs For Teenagers Keeps Mounting Do you remember when gas was 98C a gallon? Now it costs anywhere from 31.16 to 31.25 a gallon. The same goes for many other items. A pair of jeans used to cost 310g now they range from 325 to 365. Al- bums used to cost approximately 34 to 365 now they are from 310 to 315. Makeup and cosmetics prices are high- er now than they have ever been. Blush used to cost 31.50, but it is sold now between 35 and 315. Car prices have escalated most of all. A car which used to cost about 36,000 now costs between 317,000 and 525,000 Prices have gotten so high that al- most all teenagers are forced to get a job. Someday prices may become more reasonable, but today's prices are too incredible for todayls teen- agers. James Woodard and Cary Bagget forego the heavy expense of car pay- ments and gasoline and ride the school bus. Sherri Collins and Kelly Punches rely on the student store tor last min- ute needs. Losing a book is something tl at happens to-everyone at sometime in the school year, as Deana Trueblood finds out when she must pay Mrs. Sevella Van Pool, financial secretary, 12 Student Life