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

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My Brother's Scissors and Terry's Hair Design ' -ani Splitting ends Style. Everyone wonders about it. What is it, and how does one get it? Do they have it? Terry's Hair Design in the Rustic Hills Mall can lend a helping hand. Terry's will wash, cut, perm, color, dry, curl, trim, and of course style hair, five days a week. Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, and 9 q.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Terry's has licensed cosmotologists and beauticians working to get their customers looking and feeling their best. My Brother's Scissors specializes in creative hair designing. Their competent staff can cut and style hair to fit anyone's lifestyle. Busy students have little time to spend with a complex hair designg and at My Brother's Scissors, they can get a wash-and- go style that looks like hours were spent on it. For really special occasions like homecoming and prom, they can inexpensively and innovatively dazzle friends and that very special datelae i f ' : 1-D' IT TAKES A GOOD haircut to create a workable style. Open 9 6 Mon Fn 9 5 Sm Harvey shows Carol Rodgers how she'd look with shorter 0

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TAKING LESSONS FROM a pro, john Keith and Caroline Pendleton lis- ten to photography hints from Barry at Focal Point, who helped amateur pho- tographers take better yearbook pic- tures. Ad -ventures Picture this Some pictures are meant to last a lifetime. Prestige Portraits takes pictures to cherish for life. By taking the majority of senior pictures at Rampart, Prestige made them hassle free. To improve the quality of customer service, Focal Point moved to a larger location on North Carefree. Focal Point sells fine photographic and darkroom equipment and sup- plies binoculars and telescopes. They also buy, sell, and trade used equipment, process film in one day, and make instant color passports. You're in the wild west. You're a sheriff, trainrobber, or saloon waitress. Your western fantasies come alive in pictures from Olde Tyrne Photography. Doc Cormaney's Manitou studio takes great authentic-looking pictures. Stegner Portraits on North Tejon drew many students to their office with custom protraiture in their studio, outdoors, or right in your own home or office. Since 1942, Stegner has offered quality service to Springs residents and is a member of the Professional Photographers of America, Inc. Apertures Image found themselves busy taking photos of school clubs for satisfied Rampart students. Owned by fresh- man Carl Acker's father, the studio was a professional, but inexpensive way for groups to have keepsakes of the year's activities. WWW li its Focal Point, Stegner Portraits 'r..'.:gT..x'1'f.'s .-::?f.s7:T1::::x13:::z'f ' 44 'f--1 '72T:A.:. Q.-K ff-1-2:11.41-Ar: