Dysart High School - El Demonio Yearbook (El Mirage, AZ)

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FAB FADS AND FLASH Y FASHIOIVS i needs Bloomingdales and Saks Fifth Avenue when you have Crt Fashions? There were many designs represented at Dysart, Gloria Vanderbilt to lf-Mart blue light specials. Dysart students f shop at the best stores, commented Mario Montoya. Various Es ot music and their video adaptations were represented here, too, country, to soul to rock. ur models hled onto the campus stage we reviewed the types of s that exploded onto the Dysart scene. There were various ions displayed such as cropped pants - originating in the hfties and old favorites like polo shirts, levis, and Nike tennis shoes. There was also a variation to another old ta vorite, it went from dying shirts several years ago, to dying jeans! And back from the sixties, mini-skirts! Whats so great about Dysart is that you can dress however you want and people accept you tor it. explained Vangie Huerta. Angie Garcia exclaimed Dysart fashions are neat especialhf when Cindy lfimzey wears them! Students at Dysart like you for what you are, not for what you wear. commented Connie Hamill. Uther Snappy styles modeled ranged from cheap watches to expensive sports jackets, and yet again, letterman jackets and sweaters were still the rage among the active models at Dysart. Along with the movies Flashdance and Staying Alive, oft-theshoulder shirts, jazz dancing. and sweat-clothes blazed onto the Dysart scene. 0ut with the old and in with the new , . . out with Vans-ottethe-Walk and in with . . . Boat shoes, or Topsrders as they're more commonhf called Or how about jellies-pink, gray, white, green, blue . . . you name it they had it! As our models departed from the campus stage of fashion in May, we realiied that Dysart was truhi in'il

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one! A different watch lor every outhl. twoj Herek looking at you, Gabe, three! We just want Mike and Gabriel lor their packets. fourj Driving to school was the greatest fad-if you could swing il five! Posilivew preppy- Shannon, Ruben and Andy. sixj Letl shows ofl her new nail job. 'giwrwyf ,-'i, ei. ' f W it 1, 37' f , '1 Hi?- L ,Q if 3 55 Q l , ,, 124' 'Hu i ,, : f-, UM.. 'Y' 15+ 3 ?f' 'vr' . Kahn ' yhf' 7 Q , E I-'J ' - H gy , ,Km of u Q 2 s 5 i , ,L x W, Xb

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PEER PA SSIUNXFRIEIVDS Ha ve you bugged a friend today? lf not, you 're missing out! lust think, how could you face all those humongous tests in Math without a friend to come over and pour over the books with you? How could you dare walk into the dance without your friends spurring you on to ask that special someone to dance? Mhthout friends, you wouldn 't ha ve anyone to bum a ride to McDonalds from at lunchtime. Friends, true friends, are there whenever they can be to help you out on problems you don 't seem to be able to solve alone. Friends keep all the little conhdences and big secrets under lock and key, respecting your trust in them. Who ever heard of being at a party . . . by yourself? Playing Monopohf is a lot more fun and interesting when its not just you, the cat and boo-boo bear. The basketball games are always a little more fun when you have a friend to jump and scream with, or accidently spill your popcorn on? These are good times! Time spent with your friends can be cherished long after you've lost contact. So take this advice, go out and bug a friend today. ,,,..,.--- M frm Y F x 4 '-:NA if 9 itat 1-wiv' P bn 'J S