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In 1949 collared shirts under wool v-neck sweaters with large emblems, mid- calf swing-style skirts (for men) were the staple look for this decade | |
| In 1972 knee socks, a wool sweater complete with large Chenille varsity letter, vinyl pom poms and leather oxfords were all you needed to be one groovy cheerleader. | ![]() |
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In 1974 UNT cheerleaders sported these short sets and preppy pants and shirts | |
| In 1975 Riverhead High school (NY) Cheerleaders wore two-toned sweaters and pleated skirts. | ![]() |
| Dresses, jumpers and reversible vests were also fun and colorful options. | ![]() |
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When the weather turned chilly, cardigans saved the day. Chenille emblems were sewn on to show extra spirit. |
| In 1984 polyester collared sweaters make their mark and stripes pull double-duty on skirts and tops. | ![]() |
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In 1994 spiral perms and scrunchies are the thing and shells become the top of choice for basketball season (all the better to show off our athletic muscles. |
| In 1994 baggy sweater and permanently pleated skirts with striped hems were in demand. | ![]() |
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2005 today's midriff-baring and form-fitting uniforms (especially among all-stars) are all about glam with all the trimmings-sequins, glitter, rhinestones, you name it. |
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