Dumas High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dumas, AR)

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Regulating The Cash Flow Dollars Kr Cen ts The thing about money is that it is nice when you have it, but tough when you don't. Having a job kept the cash flow regular for many students. Besides money spent on clothes, music, food, and other vital teenage necessities, students found that school took its bite out of the pocketbook. Ordering class rings, yearbooks, graduation announcements, senior pictures, or just paying for lost books and broken lab equipment could blow a whole months paycheck or Terrance Williams and Donna johnson learned that there was a big difference between the price of senior pictures and school day pictures. Stephen Puryear found that keeping his car clean took time as well as money. 12 allowance. For those who worked, going to school could be a tiring challenge. Working until closing meant missing the only study time available Not being able to pay attention and even falling asleep in class caused many grades to fall. Making or having money has its advantages and disadvantages. All in all, the good out weigh the bad. There is always that dream that we will have more coming in than going out.

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HTS The DHS marching band stands proud in their new uniforms. The senior class show some spirit during pep rally. X A lull in the sideline during the Monticello game.

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'Et-Nara' yy Y w Jimiors found that orderingiclass rings was not only very exciting but new very expensive. 3-pun P A The almight dollar took it's toll on many roads this year. Jonie Birch finds that cruisin can be costly at the gas pumps. Kwai Football players Gary Barnett, Johnny Miller, Victor Harris, and Michael Thrash enjoy a massive pig-out session after the Lake Villiage game.