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the senior class. Every year the inscription
changes trying to out do the year before. As
Trendy T-shirts Senior Kris Wells puts it, “It gives the
freshmen something to look forward to.”
Many of the clubs have their T-shirts and
They are like walking advertisments sweatshirts designed by some of the more
“Death, taxes, and band camp,” is the way dividual but also part of a special group of talented art students. Yearbook sweatshirts
Senior Steven Vahl feels about his participa­ people. It can show talent as well as pride. were designed by Junior Troy Dober and
tion in band, so says the slogan imprinted on Senior T-shirts are a whole different story. drill team T-shirts were designed by 1984
his band T-shirt . Many other students put These shirts let the underclassmen know graduate Eric Cross. Varsity football players,
different slogans on the backs of club T- who are the big men on campus. It can also on the other hand, went out and sold soap to
shirts and sweatshirts. show the creativity and the individuality of pay for their red sweats and sweatshirts.
Ralston High has many opportunities for
its students, such as the privilege of belong­
ing to a variety of clubs, organizations, sport
events, or even just representing your class.
One of the ways these students show their
involvement is by wearing a T-shirt or
sweatshirt. Each of these activities have a
different slogan. Some of these T-shirts and
sweatshirts are purchased through fund rais­
ing, others are simply purchased by each in­
dividual student. Most of the prices range
from $5 to $10. So what sets each of these
different activities apart from the rest? Well
each one has a story behind its T-shirt
designs.
Such as the yearbook staff. The reason be­
hind the slogan “Swatch out for us.” was to
sell students the idea for next year’s year­
book. Sport activities such as football, vol­
leyball, basketball, wrestling, cheerleading
and drill team are advertising school pride
and spirit. Many students feel it is an honor
to wear a shirt bearing the school’s name and
Michelle Hilding, Julie Leinen, Vicki Schaefer, Sieve
activity. It shows that you are not only an in­
Vahl and Dana Sorenson advertise their club mem­
berships.

Kelli Laura Sherri Richard Richard Raymond Christine
Walsh Walters Wang Weems Weinrich West White Erica Rick
Windels
White

Shawn Laura Gregg Lamonde Russ Carol Staci Erika
Winters Witherspoon Wollenhaupt Woods Woods Wooten Wynne Young Ziemba

Melinda
Zyck

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