DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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“Being a simple and easy hobby, I decided to occupy my spare time working with ceramics. I have the best results when I paint animals. It takes a lot of patience but if you really like decorative objects; ceramics are ideal. When I create a special piece and I'm satisfied with its com- pletion, I sometimes give them as gifts. I started out doing ceramics just for some- thing to do, but now I enjoy it as my hobby. Jan Stricklin ■ It took me several years to acquire enough furniture to decorate my miniature doll- house. I have been interested in collecting this furniture for several years. I am fully satis- fied when each room is com- plete with all its furnishings. I spend my spare time rear- ranging the furniture each time to create a new and uni- que setting. The best thing about my hobby is that it's everchanging, I am constantly making new additions so it never gets boring. Gari Lynn Vansandt St lM Is there ever a time when you just want to get away from your problems? A hobby or pastime is a way to enjoy releasing your thoughts and to do something worthwhile. Every time I bowl on my league I go out for one thing — to WIN! Sometimes when things aren’t going my way, especially the ball, I have a tendency to direct the ball when I know it can’t hear me. I have the best feeling when the game is over, because I feel I have played with all I have in a special effort to get better for the next game. Nancy Rowland You never know how much your money is worth until you take a little time to do some research like I did. It’s really fascinating to know that money over a hundred years old is still in circulation today. One real neat thing about collecting old money is finding mistakes in printing. If you ever run across any of these — don't worry, you’re not a millionaire. Bring it to me and I'll be the millionaire!” Steve Mannis Seniors 15

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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

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On the lookout for folks in trouble, librarian Mrs. Ellen West aids a table of freshman boys as they begin their instructional library lessons. Seeking some last-minute knowledge, Danny Bullock crams for a Biology final in the quietness of the library. Although it’s hard to choose just one, Danny Waltz finally selects a novel for free time reading. S ob Aito 9k Snb ta iu Michael Hester Scott Horton Bobby Huckaby Anna Jackson Charlene Jackson 16 Look Into The Library