DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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WHAT WOULD our pep as- semblies have been like without our great and jazzy Dragon band! Here they toot and boom away as high school fans bring down the rafters of the gym — a typical game day event. The sound still rings in our ears. IGRMAN THE CATERPILLAR S antics a: DeWitt-Stutlgart ex change assembly p eserr!ed by Drzgcr fars a: Stuttgart H gr pfecedng Wne Oacor-Rce- b d e 3sr ibroucfr ;ocs of rauq bs At left Beer Turner erttertaans scr ?. 21

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A lot of girls wound up with bumps and bruises and sprains as a result of the Nov. 24 Powderpuff game, but they didn’t mind — it was all such fun. The boys, of course, made up the royalty and the cheerlines, and volunteer girl players battled it out with the Senior-Freshman “Wortham's Wonders” team winning 8-0. Margaret Anderson, senior, did the scoring. New feature this year was a all-boy “girl” band that got as much attention as the players and royalty. THESE DARLINGS, “Maid of Honor” Tommy Smith and “Queen” Billy Freeman reigned over the fun event. Powderpuff game among year’s big moments POWDERPUFF ROYALTY, a bunch of shaggy-headed “make-believe girls, included, I. to r., Allen Mooney, Tommy Jacobs, Maid of Honor Tommy Smith, Queen Billy Freeman, Wade Currie, Steve Vos, Eddie Carter and David McMaster. At immediate right, escorts Cathy Green and Ching Burnett smack queen, and at far right escorts Needra Elrod and Chris Lei brock kiss maid of honor. 22