Rampart High School - Rampages Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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MIRROR, MIRROR ON the wall . , . The obvious choice was from House of Formals. Senior Barahra Moore decides she likes what she sees. . PROJECTING A SHARPER image than most students, junior Carl Loos prefersj. MiCheal's for Men in Chapel Hills Mall to help him choose his outfits with care. N. l i w wa. STYLES COME AND Styles go, A Popular formal and Tami Wilbourne try it on for size. attire for girls this year was the tux. Michelle Ebert The Cat's Pajamas, Micheal's, House of Formals O 85

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Ad -ventures Pla ing dress-up A lthough casual clothes were in style, there were many times throughout the year when jeans definitely did not fit the occassion. It was during these times that Rampart turned to J. Michael's for Men, The Cat's Pajamas, joann's Bridal and Formal Wear, Adam's Leaf, Ltd., and The House of Formals. For weddings and special occassions, Joann's Bridal and Formal Wear took the hassle out of finding that perfect dress or tuxedo. The Cat's Pajamas made memorable moments even more relaxing and enjoy- able by providing today's styles at afforable prices. Homecoming and prom were made easy with The House of Formals and Adam's Leaf, Ltd., who offered rental as well as new gowns and tuxedos at prices especially tailored to the student. j. Michael's for Men solves those problems of not only what to wear on that special night, but also what to buy for that special person during Christmas or for birthdays. STYLE WAS SOMETHING Rampart was never lacking in, and Adam's Leaf helped with that image. Austin Pfenning, Ryan Pring, Steve Miller, Tracy McLaughlin, and Rhonda Reisner show off new evening wear. 184 Qjoanns Bridal and Formal Wear h IN THEIR FINAL CHOICES from joann's Bridal and Formal Weanjohn Berg and Tiffany Berry head out the door for the opening of the Pikes Peak Center.

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