Dumas High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dumas, AR)

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School C 001 Along with a new school year come the new fashions. From pin-stripes and velcro straps to parachute pants and leather ties --- this was the New Look. The question of what to wear gets easier to answer with each year - anything goes! Straight leg jeans with a pair of pumps were popular with most of the girls and a few wore the punk hair styles. Spiked belts and jewelry were also popular. Twist-a-beads also rated high as accessories. Highwaters? No, try cropped. The pants cut above the ankle also went over well at DHS. Purple and gold was always the thing on Friday. This year also found the football team with new jerseys, and the band and pep club with new uniforms. When all else failed, you could always see the old stand by, jeans and sweaters. Tieing a tie around someones neck even became a fashion at DHS. Purple and gold was found in many different combinations on Fridays. ima 'I'-.wR,M,,.... No matter what comes in or what goes out jeans and sweaters will be fashionable

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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.

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Personalized sweaters or sweatshirts became popular for many students. Pumps and cropped pants - fashionable but the feet hurt by the end of the day. All types of sweaters were popular this fall, from strips to bold solid colors. On the campus or in the classroom, airplane bags could be found on the shoulder of many of the girls.