Dumas High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dumas, AR)

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1 5 . ..v..'!': 5. . vm r .127 vi, ': 3' Q. l C Laid back and relaxed, Shawn Johnson, Andrew Massey, and Kenny Martin, show off the latest trend with their print shirts and tank tops. Trips to Mexico inspired the Mexican look as worn by Karie Wright, Melanie Palsa, Susan Millwood, Melissa Weser, Kelley LaCroix, and Carmen Brookings. Ties for boys and girls plus crop tops were popular around DHS. Pictured here are Leslie Livingston, Keith Dean, and Yvonne Berry. 'ily '7 The layered look was o big hit this year with Linda Ridgell, Greg Bell, Julie Johnson, and Cindy Gullett. TJ' .A ,x 5 , Styles 13 QA,

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Setting The Pace - To each his own. lt was evident that individuality was the thing at DHS during the 85-66 school year. We may not be New York or Los Angeles, but fashion here was definitly unique. Nothing changed in the way of the old standards - blue jeans and tennis shoes - but fashions of other countries hit DHS by storm. Mexican dresses were a colorful, comfortable way of making a long day at school more enjoyable. Hawaiian shirts over tank, tops gave the guys a more leisurely, preppy look. ' Plaids and paisley gave the girls a feminine, sophisticated look. A new addition to hairstyles were hair clamps of many colors. There were many variations to how they were worn. Whatever the look at DHS-lt's All Yours! Pam Morton and Melissa Weser catch up on the news while wearing the latest in clothes plaids! .- .--1 J: , ,igtifki 4 . 3- 3.T'z5-4,eU'X'5' I-' Floria Johnson and Lisa Jasper Evangeline Jackson found that bright wore one of the most popular colored hair clips were the in things at styles at DHS - tight legged DHS. cropped pants, big belts, and colorful beads. T2 Styles RUF S Q.

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Number One Priority - A ademics r i , N ,WF Many times activities, such as football, cheerleading, band, basketball, or other sports, received 907, of the attention atDHS - until recently that is. g V With new state standards and more gifted and talented ' t , ' programs being started, the awareness of what school is really - about has grown considerably. What is the main priority of this 1 place known as our second home? EDUCATION, measuring up to the goals set before you and applying them toward a limitless l future for yourself. , t Education is not limited to a small select group. It is here at l DHS ready to be grasped by everyonelwilling to try. DHSiis yours M e - All of it, including the educational opportunities waiting on you e to measure up. D so f .5 Academics were part of the Vocation e Department. Tony Anthony was one of the many students who enrolled in drafting. An Honors Assembly was held at the close of the 1985 school year to recognise students who were outstanding in the various i' ' if departments. g I g f f - S ls., A k xl 14 Academic Division