DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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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

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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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Theresa Dillion Chris Earhart Becky Eldridge Lynette Fisher Ruth Flemings Cathy Fox Angie Glover Linda Hardister Randy Halliburton Darryl Henderson “Ever since I was in the second grade I have worked at becoming an accomplished twirler. Whenever I per- form in the presence of a crowd I have no set routine, it just comes natural. I just put the beat of the music and my movements together and hope the people like it. All the while I’m performing, my only thoughts are to be perfect. But sometimes as flub-ups do happen — they happen to me — but I just keep on and try to prevent it from happening again.” Douglas Daniels 14 Getting Away From It All