DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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“Adrift in New York” by Addison Aulger was presented March 6-7 by the Junior class. The melodrama included a cast of twelve, and rehearsals were moving toward the show dates at yearbook press time with assurances that it would be a tip-top performance. Members of the cast were Ching Burnett, Bam' Cooper, Mike Ticfenback, Jerry Brands, Needra Elrod, Kay Butcher, Allan Williams, Jane Luckie, Chris Leibrock, Kay Spharler, and Betty Turner, with Teresa Neukam as pianist. Seniors were planning a play for later in the spring but hadn’t selected a cast yet at yearbook deadline time. CHING BURNETT TELLS Jerry Brands all about the situation in this rehearsal scene from Junior play. Juniors practice for weeks on melodrama THESE WERE ALSO prac- tice scenes. At far left are Barry Cooper and Allan Williams, and the encounter in the one at the immediate left is between Cooper and Mike Tiefenback. 21

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Spirit, sportsmanship, fellowship, involvement spark assemblies AMONG OUR BEST assemblies were the panels during the Traffic Safely project, and our exchange assemblies with our traditional sports-events' foe, Stuttgart High. Our musical programs were extra special, too.

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THIS YEAR'S BETA officers have been John Lorick, president; Carroll Eason, vice president; Margo Travis, secretary, and Mitchell AufderHeide, treasurer. Scholastic merit, leadership distinguish Betas Beta membership signi- fies that students are attaining high scholastic standards. It also means they are assuming lead- ership qualities as re- sponsible young people. The group sponsors a number of worthwhile activities during the school year, including an- nual Career Night. It has its good times, too, at its social functions. 22 TYPICAL BETA MEETING scene.