DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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We have gloried in Autumn’s gay pageant Poignantly lovely Autumn with its picturesque leaf-turning is so special. Truly it sets die stage for a gigantic pageant that is life — and especially school life — again. For Autumn is back to school, the old buses running daily again. It is meeting old friends and making new ones. It is football, and pep rallies, bon- fires, and the band booming to the skies. It is Homecoming and all its excitement, and many other high moments thrown in. It is beginnings, seeking new concepts, new in- terpretations, new pleasures. It is working and playing, winning and losing, and finding so much in common with one another. Fall is so many things, the sum of which is communion and splendor. V v ; 'i-'X'i V 1 - % 4 v ■ t i -r v V v ’V » » - ■ s , -•» v -C i ;

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We’ve seen long Winters with f «i-. their freezes, sneezes, wheezes It’s fun to feel soft new snow smacking you in the face on a winter’s night. It’s fun to romp and play and ride sleds up and down the hills and over town. Winter sometimes has its beautiful moments when each tree and bush wears snow and icicles a little differently and millions of jewels shine atop the marshmallowed fields and woods and roadsides in moonlight or when the sun breaks through. But winter is mostly gray and damp and cold outdoors. It is long days indoors at school, study, tests, colds and flu, and the mind often grows weary. There are great moments when we have our get-togethers in the evenings, and when basketball is going fine. Christmas is beautiful and wonderful, and holidays are fun but usually we look forward to this season’s adieu.