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11 e~alr Preppie and fifties are the twO best
~ adjectives to describe this year's fash- F lat tops caused an outbreak with
1983 @2 ions. Mini skirts, walking shorts, sculp- boys. "I had a flat top most of my
life. I also had the coolest battery
tured hair, and pump shoes were com- powered truck that I would drive
monly seen in MN 's halls. around to pick up chicks with,"
sophomore Evan Armbrust said.
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New trehd5 f illed the year with fla5hback5 f rom the 805.

Did you ever give the with cartoon characters
"Carebear stare" when you were very popular among
were young? Use the famous the kids who grew up in the
slang terms like "psyche", 80s.
"awesome", or even "radi- JTll remember always
cal"? lf you did, then you having a flat top or what l
were probably born in the called a buzz cut. l also loved
80s. New Kids on the Block He-Man and always had
crazed the nations while shirts with him on it, " senior
Saved by the Bell, Full Mike Giovanni said.
House, and Fraggle Rock JJ l was more of a side
were the most popular TV pony tail girl and always had
shows for kids. the cool jelly bracelets on,"
l had the biggest Jirka said.
JJ
crush on Joey from New Kids Though it was years
on the Block when l was ago when crimped hair and
little. Funny thing is l still like big earrings were in style,
to listen to them," senior students helped the rad styles
Brter Jirka said. make a huge comeback while
Mike Crimped hair, flat tops, mixing current styles of the
Giovanni slap bracelets and clothes new century.

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