DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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JQ4MN R4NES Have you ever known someone who could go through twelve years of school and never be without their homework! Wow! Such is the case with Jo Ann Raines. Jo Ann’s Senior activities include Beta Club, Choir and a member of the “Calamity Jane play cast. She currently plans to attend Arkansas State University in the fall. If you don’t know what it’s like to march around in a skimpy majorette uniform when it is cold enough to freeze a baton in mid-air ask Ann Dillion. In addition to marching at half-time as a DHS majorette, Ann also served in the Beta Club, Drama Club, corresponding secretary of Student Council, Band, and she accom- panied choir and varsity. Ann’s musical skills do not end there. She also enjoys playing the piano and the trumpet and plans to enter the University of Central Arkansas this fall. outstanding seniors V4NCE BLACK Serving as president of the DHS Student Council, Vance Black kept busy throughout the year planning projects, attending workshops, and organizing activities. Vance also found time to participate in football, Beta Club, and was chosen an honor graduate. He plans to attend Arkansas State University and major in pre-pharmacy. Outstanding Seniors took the place of Who’s Who this year, as the annual staff combined all of these categories into one and applied them to each senior, coming up with 11 best-all-around personalities. The qualifications for Outstanding Seniors in- cluded: school activities, scholastic achievement, leadership, dependability, school spirit, and personality. ANN DILION

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20 mr. and miss DHS (Tip IDi DH Vance was president of student council, a member of Beta Club, class favorite and played split-end for the De- Witt Dragons. Dixie was a football cheerleader, a member of Beta Club, a Homecoming Maid, class favorite and the vice- president of the Senior class. Vance Black and Dixie Goodwin captured the title of Mr. and Miss DHS by getting the most votes in the Outstand- ing Seniors contest. They have been involved in many school activities requiring ability and leadership.

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 Quarterbacking a football team requires special abilities and Shon Woodiel possessed these as he led the senior Dragons through their best season in years. His studies also concerned him, because he was one of the honor graduates in May. He found time to act in the senior play and be a member of the Beta Club and FCA. In the fall, he will attend the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and major in Business Administration. SHON W©DIEL Km DOIL IR When you're captain of the cheerleaders, you learn to accept afternoon practices, late Friday nights, and paint your socks. As Kim Dollar found out, the job was well worth it. Besides all the planning she did —plus the work — Kim wrote feature stories for the Hi-Times and was an invaluable staff member of the Dragon. She was chosen Maid-of-Honor in the Homecoming royalty, participated in the Senior play, and was selected FFA Sweetheart. If you have never known what it is like to look up to your locker — ask Dixie Goodwin. Though relatively short, Dixie makes up for her size by her personality and attitude as shown by her selection as Miss DHS. Dixie also served as a dedicated member of Drama Club, Beta Club, and the DHS cheerleading squad. She was also elected to Student Council and was selected as a class favorite. Dixie's hobbies include volleyball, tennis and swimming. DIXIE GGDDWIN S©TT ESTES It's not just anybody who can make finalist in the National Merit program — but DHS can boast of one now! Scott Estes, who plans to attend the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and major in pre-med, will receive a scholarship because of this honor. He landed a leading role in the senior play “Calamity Jane, played strong safety on the football team, and graduated with honors. 22 outstanding seniors