Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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Whether it’s a Western, Vogue, casual, preppy, or conservative style, everyone has a different way of dressing and W.H.S. has a wide variety of clothing styles. For girls’ fashions, the Western look, with boots and bandanas, the preppy look, with but¬ ton-down shirts and chinos, or the daring punk look, with mini skirts and leg warm¬ ers, are popular. The fashion-minded boys dress in their “Sweet Orr’’ gym pants, rugby shirts, over¬ alls or in the classic oxford shirts and chi¬ nos. The latest fashion for both girls and boys is ear-piercing — the girls double-piercing one or both ears, and the boys piercing one of their ears. Clockwise from left: 1. Pants; The long and the short of it. L. Yamamoto, B. Budrewicz. 2. Buttons and Beliefs. R. Ward. 3. The Skinheads. 4. Formal-type wear. L. Dangelo. 5. Back from The Clash. J. Doherty. 6. Straight from N.Y. M. Barger. 7. Black is back. C. Rigsby. 8. The new look in ears. 9. I got legs. B. McNamara. 10. The Western look. K. Hemmerdinger. 11. G.Q. fall line-up. D. Sheehy, E. Bowen, J. Gunby, K. Merritt. f ' .-.

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i]W!5 IW VT5 Clockwise from Top left: 1. A Shooter at the cashier. 2. K. Maio stocking shelves. 3. T. Rand in the backroom. 4. S. Meyers enjoying his work. 5. L. Fiorelli “Number 21 please. 21 ?” 6. G. Gavostes helping out at the register. 7. K. Jacobson at the 5 10. 8. J. Richmond eyeing the goodies. 9. S. Bronsnan counting change. 10. M. O’Connell a Job well done. 11. J. Spera busy at work. All Work and No Play Student life is not all fun and games. Many students hold jobs outside school. People work at everything from scooping ice cream at Baskin and Robins to mowing lawns for the town and unfortunately Fri¬ day and Saturday night fun must some¬ times be sacrificed to make a few extra dol¬ lars. As well as providing some income, jobs give students the opportunity to meet new people and make new friends.