DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

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Student Life 29

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 ound V KOurid , 1 round square? Impossible! Not only is it possible, but it exists right here in DeWitt. Vying with the River as the most popular gathering place, the Square” comes out on top. It has no seasons; it's popu laryear round. Looking like the typical town square with the Courthouse in the middle, the DeWitt Square” has a one way traffic flow. Although many stores and businesses surround the edge, the Square” sees many of its busiest hours after 5:30 p.m. It's tradition to go ride around the Square,” remarked junior Becky Stephens. “I like to go see who’s up there — you know everybody in town will be there,” stated Lisa Childers. To an unassuming stranger, the Square looks like an Indy 500 — in slow motion. He soon learns that if he waits for the cars to pause to allow him to enter, his wait is inter minable. The best thing he can do is find a spot he likes and ease on in. And for the rest of us local folks — see 'ya Saturday night! 28 Round 'n Round

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midst test tubes, typewrit- ers, and world maps students strug- gled to match their grades with their high hopes. In-class study wasn’t all that kept students involved. Advanced Biology traveled to Memphis to tour St. Jude's Hospital, the World History class viewed King Tut’s exhibit in New Orle- ans, and the journalism students toured KARK-TV and the Arkansas Gazette in Little Rock. These plus other tours and trips kept students’ interests alive. Eventhough club meetings, football games, and nightyehrearsalS Kept everyone busy, time to study, le knowledge.