DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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IWO JIMA Memorial in Washington, and views of the nation's capitol taken by Vickie Overton and Kay Freeman while attending national 4-H workshops last summer. SENATOR DALE Bumpers talks to Arkansas 4-Hers, some from DeWitt, at sum- mer meet in Washington, DC.

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 The Star-Spangled Banner still flies on both noisy and quiet streets throughout our country—and the Fourth of july is still a time for celebrating. The Flag, the Liberty Bell and other trusted symbols still stand for the same hopes and ideals our ancestors' set out 200 years ago, and which have proved sounder with each new challenge. And when Old Glory goes by, it still causes us to stand reverently straight, tall and proud. So proudly We hail Our country's 200th birthday! , ■■ CONTENTS Student Life Page 16 Administration Page 44 Curriculum Page 50 Sports Page 84 Classmates Page 102 Advertising Page 160 5

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Great in war, greater in peace tt Franklin D. Roosevelt George Washington Abraham Lincoln THE STATUTE of Liberty in New York City's harbor is less than 100 years old, but this monument, another great symbol of the Land of the Free, was a gift from France commemorating her alliance with the United States during its Revolutionary War. It was a gift to mark the U.S.'s first century in 1876, but was not completed until ten years later. PERHAPS AS never before in the nation's 200 years is there more interest among young people about their wonderful country and its history than this Bicentennial year. MANY DHS students participated in Bicen- tennial paradeduring Arkansas County Livestock Show in DeWitt last fall. 7