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GUIDED BY THE STARS Fads became more diverse than ever this year. Teachers weren't shocked quite as easily as they used to be. From mini- skirts to neon makeup, girls in Hornet country adopted many new styles. Believe it or not, many guys joined the fashion scene this year. Chams de Bar- on and lots of leather was the name of the game. MTV’s influ- ence was seen in the halls daily. Cyndi Lauper’s dyed hair and wild makeup, Madonna’s ‘junky but sultry” look, Mi- chael Jackson’s immortal leath- er jacket, even Bruce Spring- steen’s very casual look (un- derstatement of the year) made its way to the wardrobes of the mighty Hornets. Many people dressed to match the style of music that they listened to. Breakdancers, who do their maxin’ and relaxin’ to the beat of groups such as Run D.M.C. and Whodini were usually seen wearing their windbreak- ers (Adidas, no doubt) and hi- tops. Madonna fans took on the “messy but sexy” look. Prince and the Revolution’s die-hards were infatuated with color (purple) and texture (lace). Then, of course, there were some people who refused to be- come victims to the ever- changing fads. They preferred to stick with their trusty old hiking boots and blue jeans. Could it be that they listened to Bruce Springsteen? Shannon Miller shares the last dance while wearing the latest style of pants. Chris Payne and James Goodwin dis- play the art of breakdancing. On the American Music Awards pro- gram, Prince won three awards, and also performed the title song from his movie Purple Rain.
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Doug Simpson is caught poppin’ and lockin’ in the library. Neon pink makeup makes its de- but appearance on Susan Agee. The following survey was conducted in randomly picked homerooms. Favorite male vocalist — Prince, Bruce Springsteen, Hank Williams, Jr. Favorite female vocalist — Tina Turner, Barbara Man- drell, Madonna. Favorite group — Van Halen, Chicago, Alabama. Favorite song — All I Need (Jack Wagoner), You’re The In- spiration (Chicago), Jungle Love (The Time). Favorite movie — Purple Rain, Beverly Hills Cop, Ghostbusters. Footloose and freaky, Daryl McDor- man’s feet are dressed to kill. Favorite album — Purple Rain — Prince, Major Moves — Hank Williams, Jr., Chicago — Chicago 17. Favorite video — Hot for Teacher — Van Halen, When Doves Cry — Prince, All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight — Hank Wil- liams, Jr., Jungle Love — The Time, Legs — ZZ Top. Favorite concert — Van Ha- len, Prince, Alabama. Favorite fashions — mini- skirts, jean jackets, lace, blue jeans and hiking boots.
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