DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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Donald Duck on the outside but Lisa Sim- mons on the inside waves to the people as she participates on the Student Council float. Before the parade begins, Cindy Stricklin and Becky Eldridge stand waiting for the big event. Cheryl Burse Patricia Burse Sheila Byers Tommy Campbell Homer Campbell 12 Fair Fun

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Taking advantage of their privilege, sophomores Gary Woodiel and Kay Bax ter decorate for Christmas holidays. Scott Horton, Student Council president, calls Stuttgart to make arrangements for the traditional exchange assembly. Searching for an ideal theme. Junior class president Stacia Hester and Vice President LeAnne Pittman contemplate on their plans for the Junior-Senior banquet. Puzzled over which type of class rings to order, Debbie Almond examines other choices of rings. Making sure no one gets his parking space, Larence Wright parks on Senior row. Seniors 11

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Livening things up, the clowns were a spe cial part of '77 parade. 'rTai. t tJult -7). I spite the blaring sun and record heat, citizens of DeWitt still crowded the streets before the annual Live- stock Show parade was scheduled to begin. Participation reached a high this year with each of the 68 entries por- traying the theme, “The Great River Road to Recreation.” DHS was well represented with the marching band and the Student Council's “Sportsman's Mecca” which cap- tured third place. Although the parade was the highlight of the week, the Miss Arkansas County contest got the exciting week off to a good start. Other aspects of the week were the midway, the demolition derby, and the tractor pull. Raising spirit during the Livestock Show parade, the DHS band plays the Alma Mater. Wayne Campbell Tracy Cana more Janet Cook Greg Chambers Jeanne Denman Fair Fun 13