Dumas High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dumas, AR)

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Coming Llp With The Big Bucks! The Basics May Be Free But Those Extras Cost! ith a Classic year comes those Classic thoughts. Club dues have to be paid by Friday. Mr. Kell will be here Tuesday, you must have your S30 deposit. Tomorrow is the last day to buy a year- book. Now, more than ever, stu- dents are realizing that money doesn't grow on trees. Sophomores have it a little easier than others. They only have to pay for school pic- tures. test fees. club fees, and spirit ribbons. Juniors get into BIG bucks with their class rings. They also dish out for school pic- tures, ACT, PSAT, and NEDT tests and club fees. But as your Senior year rolls around. so must the money. The last year in high school is Shane Riley found that sacking groceries at Mad Buther helped put those extra bucks in his pocket. 5' e definately the most expensive. Senior pictures, graduation an- nouncements, cap and gown and name cards, as well as cap and gown pictures are just some of the expenses during that last year. Plus, there are the expenses of PROM to add to everything else. Something all students must worry about is taking care of the new social studies books. When students person- alized their books. they found had the cost had risen drasti- cally. from a measley 50C to full price for replacement of the book. Another option that was a MUST was the yearbook. These expenses all seem to come at the same time and many found that their financial condition suffered. Many DHS students found that while mom and dad would pick up some of the slack, they were expected to come up with their share as well. Pay- ing your own way can certainly make you check your priori- ties AND the price tag. After school jobs helped stu- dents learn responsibility. be- ing on time for work. and pride in doing a good job. All of that sounds very no- ble, but if you asked any one of the student workers. they would tell you that they would rather someone else paid the way. But alas. that is not to be. and since counterfeiting is il- legal. get a job and start sav- ing those bucks. You are going to need them!

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