DeWitt High School - Dragon Yearbook (DeWitt, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

igSo J xagon (2ta±±ia Q oiums, 21 U sTWitb cJj-Lcjfi £afioolP, U sfl l ctt, c fx(zan?ui± iStqi. zg tuning a of t(l£ zagon 2L ante This year the DeWitt High annual staff presents our own — u)So j2 xagon (2ia.ti.Le 3 xagon tfie noHrCe.it recoxAeA tfiougfiti of man: 4 CL ama are tfie on£y ozacCei which are. not decay eA. Ofio reau is a school respected by all. even North Central. Everyone expects the best. Football and band work long before school starts to improve their standards. Cheerleaders, bas- ketball players. and bandsmen attend camps every year. Academically, teachers practice discipline and work to show every student all they possibly can. The entire community wants the best for the Dragons. DHS cheerleaders work strenuously each summer to prepare for the busy season. FIRST NATIONAL BANK • DeWITT BACKS THE DRAGONS 6 Our reputation, however, was not made by a few individuals. Every stu- dent must strive to reach our common goal of excellence. This is especially true of the Senior class, which sets an example for all. That is why the class of 1980 is a class of . .. Great Expectations. We get the point!!! Below, left: The new transfer student! Below, right: Our band performs after a week of hard practice! 7 CL 8 SvExytfiing Ha± a sncz c fround dJt, !Sut H7(izzs jJ± c f[ujaij± a and a%y. Of igSo (2[a±± cSi one: ' zA [a(zLn iJt’’ CUI 9£ OU7 Z J sA 0±£ (2[a±± (2oL ox± iBuxqanAu £tUx Thoughts of Treasure Island do not always remind us of Robert Louis Stevenson. What we think of is more like Fantasy Island. Linus fantasy is to become the next Bruce Lee. Mitchell and Russell dream of own- ing their own baseball team. Mr. Archer's fantasy is to be another Picasso. The Agri boys’ fantasy is to build a disco palace. 10 11 Damita's fantasy is to be on a deserted island with Sidney Moncrief. 14 CUT u, eme un Di cms 16 Neomo Block, Junior ot DHS. wos nomed 3rd runner-up. Entertoinment wos provided by Somi Welch, Amy Jenkins, ond Lorili Butcher. 18 The week of Homecoming is one of great anticipa- tion. To help relieve some of the suspense, the cheer- leaders organized a Homecoming Week. The week included jersey day, hat and sunglasses day. dress-up day. mourning day. and blue and gold day. On jersey day the football players were very popular. People were still calling at midnight Sunday trying to borrow one of their jerseys to wear on Monday. Who would have believed that on hat and sunglasses day there would so many cool dudes and chicks at D.H.S.? The participa- tion from the student body became even greater as the week progressed! Devil's Angels? The Good, the Bad. and the Ugly. Reversed? Perry, that better be Susan, or you’re in trouble! 1979 Homecoming Queen Becca Rasco was crowned on October 19 in the D.H.S. auditorium. Her Maid of Honor was Shelia Wilder. Becca was escorted by Rick Duffield, and She- lia was escorted by Clifford Ransom. Crown bearer was Jon Johnson and the football bearer was Laurie Ferguson. Many former D.H.S. homecoming queens were present at the crowning ceremonies. They included last year s queen Sta- cia Hester who crowned Becca. The DeWitt Dragons football team topped homecoming week by soundly defeating the Dermott Rams by a score of 47 to 7. Pictured from left to right ere Kim Cunning- ham. Alesha Hollanger. Vilei Newsom. Maid of Honor Shelia Wilder. Jan Stricklin. Queen Becca Rasco, Damita Ransom. Linda Johnson. Rubie Gaither, and Renee Boyd. Seated in front are the football bearer Lau- rie Ferguson and crown bearer Jon Johnson. 20 Queen. Becca Rasco. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. field, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden W. Duffieid. Bill Rasco. escorted by Rick Duf- Maid of Honor, Shelia Wilder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilder S? escorted by Clifford Ransom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ransom Sr. c. . Y Y BECCA RASCO SHEILA WILDER 1 AURIC y 4 1 9C Maid. Renee Boyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David R. Boyd, escorted by Gary Woodiel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Woodiel. Maid. Kim Cunningham, daughter of Mrs. Kay Cunningham, escorted by Miguel Purdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. HJ. Purdy. Maid. Viki Newsom, daughter of Mr. Ken Newsom, escorted by Wynn Str. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Strain. Maid. Linda Johnson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elie Johnson Sr., escorted by Charles Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cham- ber Sr. Footbal and cip5) arer, Maid. Damita Ransom, daughter of Mrs. Sophronia Ransom, escorted by Gary Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Wright. Maid. Jan Stricklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DeVerne Stricklin, escorted bv Stephen Hearn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hearn. 24 25 26 Mr. Jack Jordon entered his sixth year as superintendent for the DeWitt school system this year. Previously, he and his family resided in Star City where he was superintendent for seven years. He has a BSE which he attained from the Univer- sity of Arkansas at Monticello. He also has a Med and an Ed Sp. both attained at the University of Arkansas. Mr. Jordon's job is to organize our education so that each student will receive the best possible education. He knows his occupation well and his experi- ence is a great asset. Anyone can see that, for at DHS it is possible to branch out into many fields that hold possible interest. SufiEZLnt ncl nt The Jordons always find time out of their busy schedules to attend the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Paper work always keeps Mr. Jordon busy. Besides being the superintendent, Mr. Jordon is also a family man. His wife, Patsy, is the DMS librarian. They have two daughters. Melodie and Leslie. Mel- odie is a student at ASU and Leslie is a DHS freshman. 28 c f±±Litant ufisziniEnd nt Mr. Leon Miles is the assistant superintendent of the schools. This is his third year in that field. He, like Mr. Jordon, attended Monticello for his BSE. However, for his Med, Mr. Miles attended UCA and for his Ed Sp attended the University of Arkansas. Above: Mr. Miles looks up from his paper work for a picture. Left: Mr. Jordon and Mr. Miles work well together. Besides working along side of Mr. Jordon. Mr. Miles has other duties. He looks into federal aid, assists with attend- ance records, and does various other jobs. Yet even with his hectic schedule, he finds time to make occasional visits and inspections at high school. Mr. Miles and Mr. Jordon are behind the future plans of our school. They work continually to find ways to improve our schools. They were challenged back at the beginning of the school year to make the North Central Evaluation a success, which they did. It is their goal to make our DeWitt schools the best in the state. 29 zSc(zoot USoazcl 30 (L. to R.): Carl Raabe. Tommy Williams. Pres. Eddie Lumsden. Cal Aufderheid. Elizabeth Graves. Sa(ioo[ ISoazd 3anta±y U±[and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Williams School Board President, Eddie Lumsden and wife, Pat. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Aufderheid Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raabe Mrs. Elizabeth Graves PzinaitiaL± Principals work very hard trying to keep everything in order. Their job is not as easy as some might think — they have to keep the school running smoothly and the students in line! So the next time you see your principal, smile and say hello! MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Jim Emerson MS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Carroll Denton, MS D 3 t L k Diann Cunningham BSE Journalism and English Diane Gray BSE English Carolyn Danner BSE English Holly Hudspheth BA English Dianna Denton BSE English I Speech Drama Sarah Johnston BSE English Virginia Nichols Teresa Mayer Dorothy Stewart AB BA BA English III Spanish and English English IV English teachers really do have to be dedicated. Besides the hours they spend trying to teach grammar and literature in class, they burn a lot of Midnight oil grading those three page themes, only to see students crum- ple the papers and throw them in the trash! a a u [ t 3 34 Mrs. Mayer says You learn something new everyday! Mrs. Cunningham briefs annual staff. Mrs. Denton wonders What do these kids do all these days they’re absent? Mrs. Hudspeth smiles as she works. Miss Gray loves to take a coke break with the students. 35 (zAfatuzat cLznczi Mattie Hatch 7th Grade Science BSE Carolyn McCoy 6th Grade Science BS Marsha Thornton Biology, Advanced Biology BS Gerald Whitcomb Physics. Geometry, Chemistry MST. BS Of course, no teaching staff would be complete without the Natural Sciences Department. The science teachers teach us more than the geneology of mice and electron configurations. They teach us to apply science as a way of life. 36 Bobbie Bennett Susan Paxton Irene White Mable Hudson BA BSE BSE BSE American Hist. Civics 7th Soc. Stds. 8th History Mrs. White |above| entertains her class while Mrs. Bennett (below) bickers Mrs. Hudson teaches the 8th grade students about history, with Wynn. IN OUR DRAGON CLASSIC: One can see the types of teachers who will not let us forget our pride and heritage. The reason for this is because they are proud of Ameri- ca’s accomplishments and wish to preserve them. Lett: I wonder what Mrs. Paxton forgot? 37 d l atfi Jzacfi Students respect these teachers. They spend half their lives drilling numbers into the students' heads. Math is a difficult course and each one from Mrs. Cheryl Wilson, who teaches sixth grade math, to Mrs. Nancy Lott, the fearless advanced math teacher, must be given credit for their patience and devotion. 38 di:zatL Jz Gene Archer Mary Carr BSE BSE Art Art No one can eat just one. David Leonard BME Jr. Band Practice makes perfect! Doug West BME Sr. Band Twila Weathers BME and MME Choir Say cheese! Really Wonnerful A 4 J zactLaat c j-xti Mrs. Bosma teaches general business, accounting, and shorthand. She also sponsors the FTA. With these tasks, she is kept very busy. Mrs. Goodwin teaches the art of homemaking. She also teaches child development which will come in handy someday. Mrs. Holloway does her best to teach the art of typing to the wild and crazy sophomores. Mrs. West teaches home economics at middle school. She is teaching the eighth graders the basics of cooking, sewing, and other subjects rela- ted to homemaking. Pat Bosma BA-MBA Bookkeeping Bobbie Holloway Typing A typical day for Mrs. West. All this time with nothing to do! Doris Goodwin BSE Home Ec. 40 Was it that funny? Is it that bad? David Magness Rickey Truax Wallace Wortham BSA. M-VO-E BSA BSA Co-op Agriculture Agriculture Mr. Magness teaches young men and women how to keep their jobs and get along with their employers. Mr. Truax teaches at middle school and also at high school. Mr. Truax shows his students many different tasks — such as laying foundations for green houses. Mr. Wortham loves to teach gardening by having his classes pull weeks out of the field behind the agri build- ing. It must be one of those days. Another one of those stories! 41 X a 3 O n c f-t(i[ztLa± The Dragon Athletic Department strives for excellence as well as victory. The coaches work the year around trying to gain that goal of winning. The Physical Education Department teaches the stu- dent the basic rules of all kinds of sports. Together, they achieve Dragon excel- lence. Bohannon Girls P.E. History BSE Picture Not Available Tom Davis Sr. Football Sr. Basketball Sr. Boys P.E. MSE, BSE David Thigpen. Sr. Girls Basketball Jr. Bsk.. Ftball BA Picture Not Available Bo Johnston Sr. Football Jr. Boys P.E. BSE Homer Horton, Jr. Girls Basketball Drivers Ed BSE Ken Newsom. Sr. Football Head Coach Algebra I BA. MA Bill Timmons. Sr. Football Sociology Geography BSE Sterling Love, Jr. Football Earth Science AC. BS 42 E lll ur VU e -i fa uOTb uuer )i| 'LEASH Uo.1 Cm1 ftw fiDHi a 43 Prissy Wallace Carolyn Cates Migrant Teacher Migrant Teacher Aid BA Kathy LeCroix Michael Davidson Special Aid Special Services BS Education in special fields requires special peo- ple. These teachers fit this position perfectly. They all have special talents and training to help the educational department. Their devotion is appreciated by everyone they have helped. -zSfzzcLaL Who. me? Mr. Davidson 44 45 Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Mannis D.H.S. Sec. Mrs. Miller D.H.S. Sec. Mrs. Vernor D.M.S. Sec. Mrs. Dillion Supt. Sec. Mrs. Hagan Title I, Sec. Mrs. George Bkkp. 46 Worlc. work, work!!! Mrs. West D.H.S. Library Mrs. Jordon D.M.S. Library Mrs. Jackson School Nurse Mrs. Benthal Assist. Nurse Mrs. West is in charge of our DeWitt High School Library. Mrs. Jordon controls this DeWitt Middle School Library. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Benthal take very good care of us d Z[aintznanaz The custodians and cooks are one of the most overlooked groups of people at school. We take for granted all the work they do to keep our school clean and all the food they pre- pare every day. The bus maintenance people help keep the buses working properly. The Annual Staff personally thanks the custodians and cooks for all they have done for the DeWitt School system. Bruce Young end Richard Cunningham relaxing during a break from their work. Preparing the food for lunch are (Left to Right): Winnie Cotton. Mary Jack Adams. Lillie Duncan, and Patsy Brown. Janitors at middle school are Jean Howe Jannell Lane, and John Flowers. Getting set for work are (From Left to Right): Nellie Campbell. Zella Clark, Dor- othy Watkins, and John Clark. Some of middle school cooks are Alta Adams and Myrtle Dempsey. Not Pic- tured: Gladys Rhodes and Sharon Duncan. 48 The 1980 Senior class officers are President — Damita Ran- som, Vice President — Gary Woodiel. Secretary — Jan Stridden and Treasurer — Homer Hewitt. Ken Bogue Mary Ann Bohannon Renee Boyd Cleophas Bronson Greg Brown Tanya Burley Glen Campbell Charles Chambers 50 s. s,n loz± Billie Jo Cotton Tim Cox Randy Delunco Linus Dilday Julie Dollar Diane Clawson Kim Cunningham Steffon Cole Wally Dempsey Kevin DeVore Nina Garrett Stephen Hearn Sandra Haliburton Sherry Helms Erma Harris Tony Henderson Class Favorites for senior class are (top) Gary Woodiel. Homer Hewitt (bottom) Vicki Newsom Damita Ranson. Homer Hewitt Alesha Hollanger Jacky Howe f u Steve Johnson Damian LaFargue Valerie Kagebein Tim Lewis Mary Huffman Linda Johnson Roger Johnson 54 Mr. America? Possibly, but when we were looking for candidates for the position of Mr. America. Steffen and Lawrence naturally stepped up. Tim Linville Scott Lybrand Meredith McBroom Kevin McSwain Sandra Mannis Steve Mannis Randy Midkiff Margaret Moore 55 Weldon Moore Tammy Moppin Randy Moritz Richie Moss Donna Myers Viki Newsom Doris Nugent Steve Nordberg Jerri Pace Chip Parker Terri Patton Bobby Pennington 56 Not tonight, dear, I have a headache. Seniors really get a KICK out of the juniors. Miguel Purdy Lei Ann Raabe Clifford Ransom L Nise Phillips Perry Pike Laura Jo Prange 57 Seniors always do things the hard way. Damita Ransom Becca Rasco Janice Robertson Larry Ross Rhonda Ross David Rousseau Graylon Sanders Kathy Simpson Vickie Simpson Henry Smiley Ricky Smith Jamie Staton 58 Terry Stewart Wynn Strain Jan Stricklin Charles Tripplet Brenda Vent Gary Waltz Senior Spirit is Sky High! 59 Gayle Alston Greg Bazarow Billy Bisswanger Karen Bogue Jack Anderson David Berry Neoma Black Danny Bosma Clarrie Bradford 62 63 Junior class officers (From Left to Right): are Scott Schallhorn. treasurer: Kurt Davis, secretary: Mark Horton vice president: and Pat Watkins, president. Chet Dilday Kenny Earhart Robert Dillion Kelly Dupslaff Brian Eason Keith Edwards 64 Betty Gaither Willie Gaither Dianna Gamble Ricky Fox Karen Freeman Randy Garrison 65 Corbet George Tommy Glover David Grabbe Mike Gray Gordon Hammett Lloyd Hammett Connie Hawkins Gayla Henderson 66 Steven Hill Joe Horton Sandra Hobbs Mark Horton Tammie Hynum Troy Hornbeck Eat your heart out. Hillary! Jeanne, where are you? Terry Horton Heidi Hudspeth 68 Kim Layman Monica Lester Monica Love Tammy Lybrand Charles Manos Coriis Mayall Milclci Miller Kevin Mitchell Eugene Moore Terry Moore 69 Jan McGraw Veronica McKinney Lynne Pittman Delilah Ray Stephanie Quarles Sampson Ray Troy Padgett Carla Perry Tami Relyea Jeanette Richardson Mitch Noble Debbie Partridge I TRY o be cool! 72 Jenni Anderson Michael Bates Terri Barnes Todd Bell Phyllis Bradford Tremell Bradford Wade Branham Greg Broady Jeff Brown Kenneth Brown Dexter Burse Phillip Capps Sabrina Carr Tracy Carson Julie Carver Michael Chambers Terry Childers Billy Ray Clark 74 She said WHAT?! Leasa Clark Ricky Cole Marsha Cooper Greg Dillion Sloane Cox Virginia Dillion Pamela Daniels Tina Donaldson Margie Dumond Terry Evans Beth Earhart Eva Faile Darrell Ellenburg Beth Farrell Jackie Fox Robbie Fread SuBeth Fuches 75 Floyd Gaither Sylester Gaiter Timmy Gardener David Gibson Mary Goodnight Susan Graves Cynthia Goodwin Wendy Gray Phillip Graves Larry Grissom James Hageman Jeff Hageman Steven Haller Marica Hargrove Diane Hendrix Rosianna Hestir Sarah Hobbs Stan Hollan Bruce Hopkins 76 Uh Oh. you got caught talking again. Teressa! Picture Available Lisa Horton Danny Inman Joyce Jackson Katina Jackson Kelvin Jackson Holly Jackson Rondle Jackson Warren Jackson Terry James Amy Jenkins Charlene Jackson Kathy Kaylor Joe Keaton Kye Keffer Reta Kerns Sophomore Class Favorites are (from left to right) Greg Broady Crystal Newsom Amy Jenkins Joe Keaton V V, Mark London Kevin Long Tammy Maguffey Penny McKee 77 Rebecca McKee Field Mitchell Crystal Newson Janice Phillips Kim McLernon Kim Mommsen Daron Nordberg Lance McNeely Timothy Moore Mark Orman Eric Mejia Thayn Morton Charles Pace Donna Miller Tiila Moss Tommy Patton Kevin Milliken Ricky Moyer Vickie Pennington (V Soph, officers are: Top Row: Crystal Newsom, Pres., Julie Carver, Treas.. Bottom Row: Tommy Patton, Sec.. Rosanna Hester, V.-President. 78 Bill Pike James Robertson Judy Smith Glen Pool Steve Roush William Sneed Lynn Pottoff Shelia Sanders Ricky Stowe Leon Ragsdale Lester Sieber Tim Strain Keep on trying. You can touch your toes. 79 Lance Thompson Nadine Vent Dora Vaughn Vicky Ward Ora Vaughn Timmy Webb Kim West Barry Williams David Wilson Shirley Wilson Gail Wood Timothy Todd Wood Kay Woods Kim Wooten George Wright 80 Flig? 7 HOrtEWORK: SS Rhonda Gardner Linda Hall Mary Jacobs Stormy Gill Nat Harris Kay James Teddy Gonzales Milce Henderson Billy Jenkins Scott Grey Carolyn Hill Nanette Henderson Anne Gunnel Trena Hobbs Go. Dragons. Go. say FRESHMEN Ain't we pretty? 84 Rocky Jones Ricky London Leslie Jordon Stephanie Lumsden David Keffer Robert Manos Brian Kirchoff Dana Mannis Tim MidKiff Kim Kirchoff Dennis Mannis % Scotty Mommsen Henry Lester Melissa Mannis Patricia Moss (Left to Right): Top to Bottom: Roy Don Simpson. Steve Bradley. Anne Gunnell, and Donna Simpson. 3avozitzi 85 Lyn McEuen Lisa Oswalt Penny Rawls Myreta McFerrin Lloyd Pace George Riley Lance McGraw Tina Peebles Marvalene Ransom 86 Roy Don Simpson Bart Sollars Donald Sullivan Jeff Simpson Chris Stowe Tressie Sullivan Are all 9th grades this shy? 87 Timmy Taylor Ricky Vaughan Bobby Welshans Georgina Younger Donnie Travis Cindy Waldron Harvey Williams Vickie Tichy Robert Vent Geraldine Williams Wesley Trussell Rick Watkins John Whiting Lisa Vasseur Steve Watkins Dick Wilson Connie Vaughan Pat Wells Roy Woods 88 Freshmen participate during Homecoming Week. Scott Abramson Michael Almond Kim Archer Rebecca Bell Donna Benton Eric Billings Kurl Billings Twala Brown Traci Boyd Shelia Burden Latrice Bradford Marie Burse Pictured from top to bottom. 7 at 90 Pictured from top to bottom. Paula Dillion Tresa Fowler Latrenda Gibson Greg Griffie Denise Fisher Clay Freeman Mike Gifford Kim Gronewold Thomas Ferrel Lynnette Garrison Connie Gonzales Steven Gunnell 91 Pictured from top to bottom. Amy Holt Kendall Holt Jon Hornbeck Ricky Horton Cindy Hudson Theresa Ingalls Llyod Inman Kim Jackson Loretta Jackson Rachel Jackson Jay Jocobs Agnese Jamison 92 Bryan Jenkins Warren Jennings Joe Johnson Joey Johnston Randy Kagebein Charles Keffer David King Karen Kirchoff Patricia Kirkendall Marta Knoll Beverly LaCotts Bobbie LaCotts Pictured from top to bottom. It's fun to be popular. 93 Charlie Logsdon Chuck Martin Eddie Mannis Gena Milliken George London Peggy Mayall Ralph Midkiff Lisa Moore Pictured from top to bottom. Steve Mack Doug Mannis Billy Miller John David McGraw 94 Melissa Patterson Charlie Pemberton Lee Pittman Randy Poor Pictured from top to bottom. Lyndell Preston John Raabe Kent Rasco Teri Relyee Michelle Roberson Nancy Robinson Anna Rudd Lamar Sanders Sherry Sanders Kim Simpson Charlotte Smith Kelly Smith Do you want to fight? Melinda Smith Julie Spears Greg Stephen Rita Strain Robbie Taylor Debbie Travis Velvia Wages Sandy Warren Karen Watkins Nettie Watkins Sharon Watkins Susie Welshans Billie Sue West Leartis Williams Larry Wilson Tommy Wilson Pictured from top to bottorr 96 Shane Adams Tommy Bounds Alton Bronson Mark Austin Kelvin Bradford Beverly Burse Chad Bell Shannon Bradford Keith Burse Henry Benton Wanda Bradford Newell Butcher Ray Black Brian Bradley Laura Byers 97 Cindy Capps Alana Cox Dale Davis Jennifer Carver Patricia Crocker Mike Davis Greg Chambers Matthew Cupples Norman Davis Melissa Cockrum Bridgett Daniels Robin Davis Michelle Cormier Derrick Daniels Jason Dilday 98 Tammy Diliion Doug Estes Kathie Fisher Shane Drake Al Farrow James Gaither Joe Duncan David Faucett Lori Gaither Curtis Edwards Heath Ferguson Floyd Garrett Jill Dldridge Sam Ferguson Scottie Garrison Seventh graders, who obviously love eating, privilege the eighth graders by letting the eighth graders eat with them. 99 Jon Gunnell Todd Hickerson Teri Lyn George Jerry Harris Lloyd Hill Annette Gonzales Pia Harris Stephanie Holbert Richard Gray Regail Henderson Kim Hord Sandra Gray Terry Henderson Karen Horton Kathy Green Penny Herman Susan Horton 100 That does it. I'm leaving!” Kim Howard Lisa Johnson Lynne Keffer Becky Howe Keith Jackson Valerie Johnson Leslie Jordan Huey Lee Bobby James Raylene Kagebein Don London Brian James Ken Kagebein Patrick London Gimme five!! 101 Jon Looney Charlotte Mensch Darren Murphy George Maier Shelly Mitchell Mike Neal Carmela Mannis Lisa Moss Jeanne O'Dell Traci Mannis Hoyt McFerrin Lora Orman Brad Martin Brooks McGraw Janice Price 102 Kim Quarles Dana Rose Marsha Simpson Mitch Rawls Felicia Ross William Small Danny Reed Daniel Rousch Scott Smith Carroll Rhodes Kelly Rush Kirk Smith Richy Richmond Stacy Shelton Tammy Smith 103 Look, Mom, no cavities! Shelly Stillwell Joanna Turner Jerry West Steven Sullivan Brenda Williams Brenda Taylor Bert Waldron Jerry Williams Joey Taylor Tonya Ward Tammy Williams Tom Terry Deanna Watkins Steven Wood Mike Tibbett DeDee Webb Geneva Wright 104 Renee Allen Billy Boley Frank Brown. Jr. Nancy Ashcraft Christina Boyd Jimmy Brown Todd Barnes Richard Boyd Marie Brown Robert Bateman Darla Brents Rodney Brown Sherri Bazarow Laura Brickey Brian Bullock zSixtPi 105 J.D. Gifford (left to right) Heather Dollar Troy Donaldson Paula Jo Gardner (left to right) Brian Gibson Rhonda Gibson Terri Gibson (left to right) C.W. Carr Darrell Carroll Michelle Carver Lisa Chambers Boo Cox (left to right) Gina Crump Lynn Danner Arvin Davis Randall Davis Shawn Denton (left to right) 106 Wayne Gillford Steven Gresham Keshia Grissom Romona Guess Diane Hill Jimmy Hornbeck Mark Huddleston Kerry Inman Jennifer Jenkins Kim James Jon Jenkins Scotty Jenkins Bobbie Johnson Michael Jones Kim Kagebein Shane Keaton 107 108 Melveina Mitchell Roy Minnerlyn Mel McCord Mitzi McCullers (left to right) Brent McGraw Kim McNeely Gary Pemberton Pete Pettit Lincoln Phillips Robin Poor Karen Purdy Sarah Roach Scarlett Rochner Jimmy Sanders Scott Sariego Suzanne Schallhorn Cindy Shelton Sherry Turner Tami Watkins Margaret Worton Brian Shook Don Vansandt Susan Whitcomb Mike Whiting Robbin Simmons LuVonda Vinsett Wonda Wiggins Cleveland Wright Miles Thornton Deloris Warren Karen Smith William Vinson Margie Worton no Ill 112 HONOR GRADUATES MR. AND MISS D.H.S. Rick Duffield and Becca Rasco captured the title of Mr. and Miss DHS in the Who's Who contest this year. They were involved in many school activi- ties. proving their leadership. Rick was president of the student council, as well as quarterback for the football team and a member of the basketball team. Becca was captain of the football cheerleaders this year, and she capti- vated judges in almost all of the beauty pageants in this area of the state. They are both in Beta Club and were both chosen as honor graduates. They were delegates to Boys' and Girls' State, respectively, and they are indeed a credit to DHS. Top Row (Left to Right): Tanya Elrod, Perry Pike. Miguel Purdy. Rick Duffield. Jan Stricklin. In Front: Alta Hearn. Tanya Burley. Becca Rasco. Alesha Hel- lenger, and Damita Ransom. Congratulations, everybody! 113 WH0'9 WHO MOST CONGENIAL Winners were Gary Woodiel and Ki m Cunningham. Runners up were Jan Stricklin and Jacky Howe. (Left) MOST VERSATILE Winners were Terri Patton and Perry Pike. Runners up were Henry Smiley and Lei Ann Raabe. (Left) MOST TALENTED Winners were Henry Smiley and Tanya Elrod. Runners up were Wynn Strain and Alta Hearn. (Left) 114 IN THE CLASS OF 1980 MOST COURTEOUS Winners were Chip Parker and Linus Dil- day. Runners up were Miguel Purdy and Tanya Elrod. (Right) BEST SPORTSMANSHIP Winners were Viki Newsom and Clifford Ransom. Runners up were Rick Duffield. Charles Chambers. and Renee Boyd. (Right) MOST STUDIOUS Winners were Rick Duffield and Damita Ransom. Runners up were Becca Rasco and Perry Pike. (Right) 115 MORE WHO'Q WHO WITTIEST Winners were Laura Jo Prange and Homer Hewitt. Runners up were David Rousseau. Vilci Newsom and Alesha Hollenger. (Left) I BEST LOOKING Winners were Becca Rasco and Tim Lin- ville. Runners up were Gary Woodiel and Kim Cunningham. (Left) MOST DEPENDABLE Winners were Miguel Purdy and Renee Boyd. Runners up were Chip Parker and Damita Ransom. (Left) 116 AMERICAN LEGION 8TATE American Legion Boys State Delegates. Bottom Row (Left to Right) were Ste- phen Hearn Miguel Purdy. Homer Hewitt. 2nd Row: Rick Duffield. Gory Woodiel. Perry Pike. AMERICAN LEGION GIRLS' STATE American Legion Girls' State Dele- gates. bottom row (left to right) were Kim Cunningham. Linus Dilday, Sheila Wilder. Viki Newsom. 2nd row: Alta Hearn. Jan Stricklin. Lei Ann Raabe Damita Ransom. Becca Rasco. 117 ALL REGION HONORS FOOTBALL CHOIR SR BAND All district football players and honorable men- tion were (left to right) Bottom Row: Ricky Smith. Mark Horton. Charles Chambers. Rick Duffield. Gary Woodiel. Top Row: Miguel Purdy. Clifford Ransom. John Vaughn. Sam Counce, and Jack Anderson. All Region Choir members were Perry Pike. I Tenor. 6th chair: Henry Smiley. II Bass. 13th chair; and Tanya Elrod. I Soprano. 13th chair. All Region Band members were (Left to Right) First Row: Beth Ferrell. 2nd band. 2nd chair Susan Graves. 1st. 3rd: Gayle Altson. 1st. 6th Terri Barnes. 2nd. 8th: Chip Parker. 2nd. 5th 2nd Row: Cynthia Goodwin. 2nd. 1st: Perry Pike. 1st, 2nd: Philip Graves. 1st. 1st: Ken Bogue. 2nd. 1st: Sami Welch. 2nd. 2nd: and Karen Bogue, 1st. 2nd. 118 Perry Pike Clifford Ransom All-State Football Team ■ Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents INDIVIDUAL HONORS Billie Jo Cotten Winner: Safety Slogan Contest Becca Rasco FFA Sweetheart. Homecoming Queen. Queen Mallard, and DAR Amer. Hist. Award. 119 INDIVIDUAL HONORS CONT. Monica Lester Recipient of a National 4H Scholarship n |P TTVAKU Arkansas County Miss Fluffy Rice. Second Run- ner-up. State Miss Fluffy Rice 5 DERAi Carla Perry accepts money for Art Club’s I st place finish in the Homecoming parade. Rainbow Worthy Advisor 120 Jk mmt £.0 jv MIC TH£ kVVE iTVREX ° W X.LE E.f$f fim 1 O v , v A.a v 122 of (D uz zagon CL a±±LC±: As I Lay Dying Persuasion Animal Farm Far from the Maddening Crowd Call of the Wild MMM! Frog-legs 'fer ' dinner. Before you meet your handsome prince, ya gotta kiss a bunch a toads. Touch my lunch and you die young! You think Biology is Interesting? Did he really say he liked me? Below: Dragon Fans' DL Stuctznt This one's not dead yet! Below: Asleep on the job. Below: School sure is hard! 126 m BETA Beta Club Officers. Bottom Row. (Left to Right) are: Mrs. Nancy Lott. Sponsor: Mary Ann Bohannon. Recorder: Damita Ransom. President: Tanya Elrod. Vice-President: Jan Stricklin, Treasurer. Members (Left to Right) are: 2nd Row: Donna Myers. Viki New- som. Gary Woodiel. Lei Ann Raabe. Laura Jo Prange. Kim Cun- ningham. Miguel Purdy, Terri Patton. Perry Pike Henry Smiley. CLUB 3rd Row: Tanya Burley Rick Duffield. Becca Rasco. Homer Hew- itt. Alesha Hollanger. Clifford Watkins. Linise Phillips. Terry Ste ward. Alta Hearn. Renee Boyd. 4th Row: Monica Love. Ann Wat- kins. Lynne Pittman, Marlene Fisher, Billy Bisswanger. David Graabe, Kenny Earhart. Greg Sheppard. Carla Perry. 5th Row: Chet Dilday Kurt Davis. Kenny Kaylor. Jeanne White Scott Schallhorn. Gayle Alston. Neoma Black. Tami Relyea Troy Horn- beck. 128 STUDENT Student Council Officers. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Viki Newsom. Treasurer: Becca Rasco. Corresponding Sec.: Neoma Black 2nd Vice President- Rick Duffield. President- Heidi Hud- speth 1st Vice President: Terri Patton. Recording Sec. Members (Left to Right) are 2nd Row. Senior representatives: Gary Woodiel Damita Ransom Perry Pike Jan Stricklin. Miguel COUNCIL Purdy. Kim Cunningham Homer Hewitt Laura Jo Prange. 3rd Row: Junior representatives: Pat Watkins. Lynne Pittman Kurt Davis Ann Watkins Toni Ross Jeanne White Sharon Jamison. 4th Row Sophomore representatives: Jenni Anderson. Chris New • som. Stacy Simmons Julie Carver. Jackie Fox. Greg Broady. 5th Row Freshmen representatives: Stephanie Lumsden. Steve Brad ley. Rick Allen Melissa Mannis. Lisa Carver. 129 D R A M A C L U B LIBRARY CLUB Library Club officers, Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Virginia Dil- lon. Treasurer: Nina Garrett, Reporter: Russell Hill. President: Lisa Carver Secretary; Rachelle Purdy. Vice President. Members (Left to Right) are: 2nd Row: Phyllis Bradford. Timmy Gardner Randy Deljunco. Gail Wood, Vicki Pennington. Judith Compbell. Wygonda Fisher. Sandra DeVore. Linda Johnson. Mrs. Ellen West. Sponsor. 3rd Row: Mary Ruth Goodnight. Dinnia Gamble. Tamyra Ward. Lisa Duncan. Lisa Brunson. Shirley Fitzpa trick. Janet Seismore Joyce Jackson Marica Hargrove. Dianne Hendrix. Robbie Fread. 4th Row: Jeanette Richardson, Betty Robertson. Tremell Bradford. Dianne Clawson, Janice Philips. Rubie Gaither Ken Smith. 5th Row: Jeff Kitler, Roy Zitzelsberger. Scott Ray. Monica Lester Bill Pike, Warren Jackson. 130 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club officers Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Jan Stricklin. Vice President: Linus Dilday. President: Toni Ross. Treasurer: Ann Watkins. Secretary. Members (Left to Right) are: 2nd Row: Mikki Miller. Amy Jenkins. Gayle Alston. Sara Beth Spratlin. 3rd Row: Mrs. Dianna Denton. sponsor: Philip Graves. Lynn Pottoroff. Sissy Webb. Tammie Hynum. Neoma Black, Henry Smiley. 4th Row: David Thompson. Miguel Purdy Beth Earhart. Virginia Dillon. Pat Watkins. SuBeth Fuches. 5th Row: Sami Welch, Stacy Simmons. Gayla Henderson. Terri Barnes. Cynthia Goodwin. 6th Row: Scott Schallhorn. Rick Duffield. Susan Graves. Perry Pike. 131 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA members. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Ross Dillion: Tanya Elrod. 3rd Vice President: Sharon Jamison. Reporter: Jenni Anderson. 1st Vice President: Stacy Simmons. President: Pat Wat- kins. 2nd Vice President: Beth Earhart, Secretary Kenny Kaylor. 2nd Row: Sandra Hobbs. Mrs. Doris Goodwin. Sponsor: Tammie Ward. Rosanna Hester. Jeanne White. Dililah Ray. Katina Jack- son. Carolyn Hill. 3rd Row: Marvalene Ransom. Damita Ransom. Toni Ross. Gale Austin. Nina Garrett. Shirley Wilson. Donna Miller. 4th Row: Geraldine Williams. Kim Pike. Rachelle Purdy. Stephanie Lumsden. Leslie Jordan. Amy Smith. Lisa Carver, Julie Simmons. Kay James. 132 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA Officers. Bottom Row (Left to Right), are: Mr. Wallace Wortham. Sponsor: Kurt Davis. Sentinel: Max Braswell. Treasurer Mitch Noble. Reporter: David Rousseau. Vice President: Becca Rasco Sweetheart: Miguel Purdy President: Chet Dilday. Secre- tary: Troy Hornbeck. Student Advisor: Jack Anderson. Parliamen- tarian: Mr. Ricky Truax. Sponsor. Members are: 2nd Row: R. Midkiff C. George. G. Hammett. T. Keffer G. Keffer. S. Delancey R. Johnson. J. Lane, J. Vaughn. C. Hill. D. Grabbe. T. Bell K. Dupslaff. K. Earhart. 3rd Row: R. Hill. J. Horton. R. Fox. M. Gray. S. Hill P. Canamore. L. Hammet. J. Kitier. S. Williams. J. Shepard P. Nutt. D. Laforgue. V. Kagebein. 4th Row: C. Flemings. S. Johnson. W. Branham. T. Patton. M. Orman. K. Long T. Morton, D. EHenburg. L. Seiber D. Inman. F. Mitchell S. Haller. 5th Row: D. Nordberg. K. Milliken. K. Keffer R. Cole. G. Wright R. Fread. S. Hollanger. J. Smith. G. Dillion. P. Capps. B. Hopkins. R. Moyer. 6th Row: B. Sollars. T. Taylor K. Smith B. McKewen B. Capps. A. Perry. M. Henderson L. McGrow. D. O Dell. D. Keffer. L. McNeely. R. Stowe. D. Eason. E. Wright. 7th Row: J. Simpson. R. Simpson R. Allen. S. Allen. S. Bradley. J. Whiting. H. Lester, D. Sullivan. D. Simpson J. Cun- ningham D. Wilson. T. Midkiff R. Vaughn. B. Sisemore B. Kir choff. F U T U R E B U 8 I N E 8 8 L E A D E R 8 0 F A M E R I C A ) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FTA Club Officers. Bottom Row, (Left to Right) are Gari Lynn Vansandt Reporter; Janice Phillips. Secretary; Ruby Gaither President- Sharon Jamison. Treasurer. Jackson. Dinnia Gamble. Phyllis Bradford Marlene Fisher. Row 3: Beth Ferrell. Brenda Criswell. Sabrina Carr, Virginia Dillon Pat Watkins. Row 4: Mrs. Pat Bosma Monica Lester. Jenny Bates. Lynn Pottorff. Ann Watkins. Sandra DeVore. 134 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA officers Bottom Row (Left to Right) are: Donna Myers, reporter: Terry Stewart, treasurer: Sandra Mannis, president: Nina Garrett, vice-president: Damita Ransom, secretary. Members (Left to Right), are: 2nd Row: Betty Gaither. Shelia Wilder, Ruby Gaither, Meredith McBroom, Sandra Halliburton. Raye Ann Wilson. Vickie Simpson. 3rd row: Dinnia Gamble. Jan- ice Phillips. Ann Watkins. Lynn Pottorff, Rosanna Hester, Stacy Simmons. 4th row: Margaret Moore. Shirley Fitzpatrick. Linda Johnson, Tammy Lybrand. Pat Watkins. Tammy Hynum. Elaine Booker. 135 DEWITT CHRISTIAN WITNESSES DCW Members. Bottom Row. (Left to Right), are: Mr. Darin Caplena sponsor: Rick Duffield. Henry Smiley Tanya Elrod Mary Ann Bohannon. Miguel Purdy. Kim Cunningham Viki Newsom. Chip Parker Meredith McBroom. 2nd Row: Heidi Hudspeth. Scotty Williams. Kurt Davis. Gayle Alston. Scott Schallhorn. Jeanne White. Veronica McKinney. Max Braswell. Tami Relyea Troy Hornbeck. 3rd Row: Chris Newson. Mark Horton. Jenni Anderson. Stacy Simmons. Tiila Moss. Beth Earhart. Lynn Pottroff. Holly Jackson. 4th Row: Neoma Black, Jack Anderson. Barry Wil- liams Amy Jenkins. Tammie Hynum. Gayla Henderson. Vickie Ward Sami Welch. 5th Row: Steve Bradlley. Rick Allen. Kim Wooten Susan Graves. Su Beth Fuches. Julie Carver. David Grabbe. Kenny Earhart. Billy Bisswanger. 136 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA Members (Left to Right) are Bottom Row: Joyce Jackson, Pam Daniels. Kay Woods. Sharon Jamison Amy Smith. Chris Newsom. Heidi Hudspeth-. Stephanie Lumsden, Tami Relyea. Members (Left to Right) are Second Row: Ora Vaughn, Jenni Anderson. Janice Phillips. Jeanne White. Chet Dilday. Julie Car- ver. Neoma Black. Viki Newsom. Lorili Butcher. Third Row: Samp- som Ray. Tyrone Chambers. Wynn Strain. Clifford Ransom. Max Braswell. Jeff Hageman. Daron Nordberg, Philip Capps. Scotty Williams. Greg Broady. Fourth Row: Ricky Smith. Scott Schall- horn. Gary Woodiel. Keith Edwards. Kelly Dupslaff. Jack Ander- son. Rick Duffield. Mark Horton. Kurt Davis. Charles Chambers. Gary Wright. Fifth Row: Barry Williams. Tommy Patton. Miguel Purdy, John Vaughn. Troy Padgett Bruce Hopkins, Todd Bell. Billy Bisswanger, Scott Haller Robert Dillion. Joe Keaton. ART Art Club members. Bottom Row (Left to Right), are: Kay Woods. Tamyra Combs Vice President; Jackie Fox President: Carla Perry, Secretary: Mary Huffman. Lessa Clark. 2nd Row: Mr. Gene Archer Sponsor: Sandra Hobbs. Pam Daniels Katina Jackson. Brenda Vent. Wygonda Fisher. Diane Clawson. 3rd Row: Julie CLUB Carver Jenni Anderson, Stacy Simmons Jamie Staton Marcia Hargrove. Janice Robertson. 4th Row: Stephanie Quarles. Janice Phillips Kevin Jackson. Calvin Tichy. Ricky Cole. Betty Robertson. 5th Row: Steve Rousch, Ricky Stowe. Leon Ragsdale. Terry Moore. Jacky Howe. Sandra DeVore. 138 GENERAL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Co-Op members. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Jeff Ferguson. Danny Bullock. Parliamentarian: Larry Ross. Reporter: Terry Moore. Vice-President: Laura Jo Prange. Secretary: Kelly Fox. Sergeant-at-Arms. 2nd Row: Stephen Hearn. James Watkins. Julie Dollar. Sandra Haliburton. Sandra Mannis. Rhonda Ross LiNise Phillips. 3rd Row: Steffon Cole Greg Sheppard Steve Mannis Kavin Fox. Robert Manos. Charlie Campbell. Scott Lyb- rand Gary Waltz. 4th Row: Clifford Watkins. Glen Keffer Gor- dan Hammett. Tim Cox David Berry. Karen Freeman Sissy Webb. A R T C L U B 139 After being briefed by Mrs. Cunningham about the work involved in creating an annual, the Dragon Classic members decided they wanted out. Members (Left to Right) Bottom Row: Cleophus Bronson. Sara Beth Spratlin. Kim Cunningham. Jerri Pace, Terri Patton. Chip Parker, and Kathy Simpson. Back Row: Valerie Kagebem. Diane Gardner. Perry Pike. Renee Boyd. Vickie Simpson, Henry Smi- ley. Jamie Staton, and Damita Ransom. Now. I’d like to take you on a trip through the journalism room, better known as Animal Farm, and let you see some of the people that work here. Perry-, our assistant editor, trying to convince our editor. Damita. he's right. 140 Above: With Chip, our senior editor, the problem was getting him straight on who were seniors and who were not. Above: It took a while, but they did it! Our assist- ant photographers. Henry and Cleophus learned where the button was. Below: Renee, our photographer, could always find something to take a picture of. Left: I was the clubs editor and business manager. Could anyone tell me what a decimal point looks like?'' asks Terry Patton. 141 SENIOR VARSITY Members of Senior Varsity (Left to Right) are Bottom Row: Alta Hearn, secretary: Tanya Elrod, president: Karen Bogue: Tammie Hynum. Tammy Lybrand. Gayla Henderson, and Mary Ann Bohannon. Top Row: Henry Smiley. Kevin McSwain, David Thompson, and Perry Pike. TWILIGHTS The 1979-80 Twilights (Left to Right) are Front Row: Sberina Carr. Dana Mannis. Amy Jenkins. Sami Welch, and Gayla Henderson. Back Row: Alta Hearn. Neoma Black. Tanya Elrod. Lorili Butcher, and sponsor Twila Weathers. The 1979-80 Twilights were a very successful group. They won the Arkansas County Livestock Show Talent Sweepstakes and therefore were first in their division. From there they went to the Arkansas State Fair and competed against South East Arkansas County groups and won. They then competed unsuccessfully against other division winners. The Twilights were, indeed, a classical group in 1980. 143 HI-TIMES STAFF Hi-Times staff members (Left to Right) are Front Row: Becca Rasco. Editor: Gary Woodiel. Sports Editor: Lei Ann Raabe. Busi- ness Editor: Mary Ann Bohannon. Clubs and Activities Editor: Ray Ann Wilson. Cartoon Editor: Nina Garrett. Reporter: Donna Myers. Reporter. Back Row: Jan Stricklin. Feature Editor: Alesha Hollanger. News Editor: Viki Newsom, Photographer: Homer HeWitt. Sports Editor: Mrs. Diann Cunningham. Advisor. 144 CONCERT CHOIR Members of the D.H.S. Concert Choir (Left to Right) are First Row: Kayla Simpson. Chairman of Decoration: Tammy Lybrand. Secretary-Reporter: Perry Pike. President: David Thompson. Vice President: Janet Sisemore. 2nd Row: Wygonda Fisher Mary Huffman. Tina Burse. Shirley Wilson. Kim West, Judy Kay Smith. 3rd Row: Sherry Helms. Margie Dumond. Shelia Sanders. Tammie Hynum. Debbie Partridge. 4th Row: Monica Lester. Tony Hender- son. Henry Smiley. Kevin McSwain. Glen Poole. Kathy Kaylor. 145 DRAGON MARCHING BAND DHS MAJORETTES Twirling for the DeWitt High School band this year were Gail Wood, Cynthia Goodwin, Captain, and Tina Peebles. Long, hot hours were spent prepar- ing for their performance each Friday night. They attended majorette camp at Arkansas State Univer- sity at Jonesboro, also to prepare them for the games. 146 Members of the Dragon Marching Band are (From Left to Right) Bottom Row: Tony Henderson. Vickie Pennington. Lisa Vasseur. Marsha Cooper. Perry Pike. Leslie Jordon. Tina Peebles. Gail Wood. Sami Welch. Cynthia Goodwin. Rhonda Gardner. Cindy Inman, Veronica McKinney. Tanya Elrod. Graylon Sanders. 2nd Row: Chip Parker. Tim Lewis. Sloane Cox. Tiila Moss. Monica Love. Mellissa Mannis. Mary Ann Bohannon. Cindy Waldron. Kim Mommsen. Terri Barnes. Debbie Partridge. Holly Jackson. Dana Mannis. Heidi Hudspeth, Tami Relyea. Lisa Oswalt. Wendy Gray. Vickie Ward. Damita Ransom. George Riley. 3rd Row: Gayla Henderson. Terry Steward, Stephanie Lumsden. Rhonda Ross. Amy Smith. Jamie Staton. Vickie Simpson. Kim Wooten. Phillip Graves. Steve DeLancey. Terri Patton. Randy Moritz. Susan Graves. Ken Bogue. Merideth McBroom. Gayle Alston. Greg Bazarow. Beth Ferrell. Karen Bogue. Cari Lynn Vansandt. Pat Watkins. Mr. Doug West, director. DHS FLAG CORPS Performing in the Flag Corps this year were Gayla Henderson. Terry Steward. Terri Patton, cap- tain; Gari Lynn Vansandt, and Pat Watkins. They attended Flag Camp at Arkansas State University where they received 2 blue ribbons and a honorable mention. They also tied for 4th place in overall compe- titionL 147 BAND COUNCIL Band Council officers are Tanya Elrod. President and Tami Relyea. Vice President. Members are Chip Parker, Susan Graves. Sami Welch. Cynthia Goodwin. Terri Patton. Mary Ann Bohannon. Jamie Staton. George Riley. Karen Bogue, Melissa Mannis. Perry Pike. Beth Ferrell. Ken Bogue. Philip Graves, and Marsha Cooper. Drum Major for the band this year was Sami Welch. She attended Drum Major camp at ASU and placed 5th in overall competition. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club officers Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Cynthia Goodwin. President; Terri Barnes. Vice President. Sergeant of Arms; and Susan Graves. Secretary-Treasurer. 2nd Row: Karen Bogue. SuBeth Fuches. Amy Jenkins. Amy Smith. Mrs. Teresa Mayer, sponsor. 3rd Row: Philip Graves. Perry Pike. Calvin Tichy. Roy Zitelsburger. and Bill Pike. 148 149 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council officers. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Melissa Patterson, President: Felicia Ross. Vice President: Susan Horton. Secretary: and Teri Relyea. Treasurer. Members (Left to Right) are 2nd Row: Mrs. Lorene Leder. spon- sor: Scott Miller. Kim Howard. Suzanne Schallhorn. Dana Rose. Traci Wright. Don Vansandt. and Mrs. Mabel Hudson, sponsor. 3rd Row: Darrel Carroll. Greg Cunningham. Earl Younger. Troy Donaldson, and Miles Thorton. 150 BETA Beta Club members. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Kent Rasco. Traci Wright. Gena Milliken, Brian Jenkins. Clay Freeman, Presi- dent: Lee Pittman. Vice President: Teri Relyea. Secretary-Trea- surer: Billie Sue West. Billy Miller. Kim Simpson. Julie Spears. 2nd Row: Vicki Moyer. Jon Hornbeck. Greg Cunningham. Scott Abramson. John Raabe. John David McGraw Verna Wilson. CLUB Traci Boyd, Rebecca Bell. 3rd Row: Mrs. Irene White. Sponsor: Jay Jacobs. Suzie Wortham. Angela Parker. Charlotte Smith, Kim Archer, Kurl Billings. Jason Cross. Melissa Patterson. Denise Fisher. Karen Watkins. Nettie Watkins. Anna Rudd. Lloyd Inman. Mrs. Margaret Anderson. Sponsor. 151 FUTURE HOMEMAKERQ OF AMERICA FHA members. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Kim Simpson. Traci Wright. Verna Wilson. Agnes Jamison. Twala Brown. Beverly LaCotts Anna Rudd. Melinda Smith Loretta Jackson. Marta Knoll Lisa Moore. 2nd Row: Rebecca Bell. Teresa Fowler. Traci Boyd Vickie Moyer Julie Spears. 2nd Vice President: Shelly Cot- ner, Marie Burse Jennifer Harris, Nancy Robinson. Susie Wei- shan. Billie Sue West, Gena Mill!ken. Historian: Teri Relyea. 3rd Vice President: Velvia Wages. Patricia Kirkendall. Paula Dillion. 3rd Row: Kent Rasco. Treasurer: Karen Watkins Denise Fisher Latnce Bradford. Angela Parker 1st Vice President; Suzie Wort ham. President: John Bill Coit Kim Gronwold Karen Kirchoff Lundell Preston. JaLynn Currie. Nettie Watkins. Annette Gon zales. 4th Row: Lindy Garrison, Amy Holt Dorcey Wright. Mic helle Robertson. Sharon Watkins. Leo Logan Kurl Billings. Secre tary: Lamar Sanders. Kim Archer. Charlotte Smith. Peggy Mayall Debbie Travis. Phylis Jackson Mrs. Peggy West Sponsor. 152 CAREER ORIENTATION Career Orientation members Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Brian Jenkins, Larry Hammett. David Wilson. 2nd Row: Becca Howe. Ray Reed. Charlie Logsdon. Scott Abramson. Steve Mack. Ricky Horton. Ralph Midkiff. Rachell Jackson. David King. 3rd Row: Nile Guthrie. Danny Reed. Kim Jackson. Michael Neal Sherry Sanders. 4th Row: Eddie Mannis. Daniel Pace. Unknown. Kelly Smith. Charles Keffer. Jon Hornbeck. Greg Cunningham. Steven Gunnell. Stanley McKee Donna Benton. Lindy Garrison. Reta Strain. 5th Row: Jason Cross. Floyd Garrison. James Davis. Michael Almond. 6th Row: Harlan Cox Warren Jennings. Eddie Manis. Randy Poor Floyd Hill. 7th Row: Robbie Taylor. Joe Dun- can, Greg Stevens. Joe Johnson. Randy Haller. 8th Row: Tommy Wilson. Joey Johnston. Chuck Martin, Lamar Sanders. Thomas Ferrell. Earl Younger. Lee Pittman. Clay Freeman. 153 OFFICE WORKERS Office workers for Mrs. Vernor s office are Bottom Row (Left to Right) Mrs. Mary Vernor. Billy Sue West. Joanna Turner. Melissa Cockram. Felisha Ross. Jon Hornbeck. 2nd Row: (Left to Right) Susan Horton. Denise Fisher. Nettie Watkins. Robin Davis. Ste- phanie Holbert. I'll be glad when they fix our typewriters. 154 LIBRARY CLUB Library Club members are Front Row: Jill Eldridge. Lloyd Garret. Jay Jacobs. Greg Cunningham Cathy Fisher. Paula Lee Agnes Jamison, Peggy Mayall. Back Row: Karen Smith Michelle Robert- 155 FASCINATING RHYTHMS Members of the Fascinating Rhythms are Front Row: Shelly Still- well. Laura Byers. Michelle Cormier. Back Row: Susan Horton. Felicia Ross. Terri Lynn George Shannon Ferguson. o «Mg 156 PEP Pep Club members. Bottom Row (Left to Right) ere Jennifer Jen- kins. Nancy Ashcraft Mrs. Carolyn Danner Sponsor- Pam Manis. Laura Bricky. 2nd Row: Michelle Carver, Romana Guess. Sarah Roach. Renee Allen. Sherry Bazarow. 3rd Row: Gena Crump. Melanie McCord. Christina Boyd. Kim McNeely. Heather Dollar. CLUB Dekina LaCotts. Scarlett Rotner Suzanne Schallhorn. JayLynn Currie. 4th Row: Bobbie LaCotts. Cindy Shelton. Lisa Chambers Laurie Gaither Kim Gronewold Agnes Jamison. Kim Howard Dana Keffer Karen Purdy. 157 SIXTH GRADE CHOIR Members of the Sixth Grade Choir (Left to Right) are Bottom Row: Don Vansandt. Todd Barnes. Shawn Denton, and Jimmy San- ders. 2nd Row: Rhonda Gibson. Jessie Whitaker. Cindy Shelton. Laura Brickey and Melveina Mitchell. 3rd Row: Mark Austin. Miles Thornton. Marty Tolbert, and Eugene Lamb. Not pictured are Eric Kirkendall, Dawn Milliken, and Sarah Roach. 158 JUNIOR VARSITY Members of Junior Varsity. (Left to Right) are Bottom Row: Ray- lene Kagebein, Laura Byers. Michelle Cormier. Shelly Stillwell. Beverly Burse. De Anna Watkins. 2nd Row: Brenda Williams. Reg- ina Brickley. Greg Griffie. Verna Wilson. Shannon Bradford. Eric Billings. 3rd Row: Karen Kirchoff. DeDee Webb. Cindy Capps. Tammy Williams. Felicia Ross. Terri Lynn George. John David McGraw. 4th Row: Kirk Smith. Susan Horton. Shannon Ferguson. Dorcy Wright. Amy Holt. Stephanie Holbert. Heath Ferguson. Jay Jacobs. 5th Row: Mitch Rawls. Billy Miller. John Raabe. Brian Bradly. Richard Gray. John Gunnell. Mike Davis. Doug Estes, Chad Bell. 159 FIRE MARSHALLS Fire Marshalls for Middle School are Brad Leach and Ken Kagebein. Mr. Emerson chooses the fire marshalls. To be eli- gible, a student must maintain a good grade point and attend a convention on fire safety. This year the one-day convention was held in DeValls Bluff. The two middle school students learned such things as how to use a fire extinguisher and check for faulty wiring. The Fire Marshalls have to check the Middle School once a month. 160 JUNIOR CHOIR Jr. Choir members. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Tracy Mannis. Annette Herman. Agnes Jamison. Marsha Simpson. Tonya Ward. Barbara Keaton. Shane Drake. 2nd Row: Kim Kagebein. Laurie Gaither, Judy Crosby. Fred London. Mike Neal. JoLynn Currie. Laura Orman. Rhonda Gibson. 3rd Row: Don Vansandt. Eric Kirk- endall. Melvina Mitchell Matthew Lafargue. Tammy Dillion. Bob- bie Don LaCotts. Beverly LaCotts. Teresa Ingalls. Jennifer Harris. 4th Row: Jimmy Sanders. Shawn Denton. Arvin Davis. Lloyd Der- rick. Dana Rose. Lisa Roach, Cindy Shelton. Becky Howe. BEGINNER BAND Members of the Beginner Band. Bottom Row (Left to Right) are Michelle Carver. Laura Lumsden. Gina Crump. April Moss. Susan Whitcomb. Sherri Bazarow. Kim McNeely. Amy Lepine, Pamela Rae Mannis. Nancy Ashcraft. 2nd Row: Charlotte Mensch. Dikina LaCotts. Christina Boyd, Paula Jo Gardner. Todd Hickerson. DeAnna Watkins. Billy Boley. Jimmy Hornbeck. Renee Allen. 3rd Row: Jon Kenkins. Ray Britt. Lincoln Phillips. Pete Pettit. Jimmy Brown. Jennifer Jenkins. Suzanne Schallhorn. Lynn Danner, Pamela Renea Mannis. 4th Row: Karen Purdy. Mitzi McCullars, Janice Price. Darrell Carroll. Scott Miller, Richard Boyd. Mike Whiting. Gary Pemberton. 162 JUNIOR BAND Junior bond members. Bottom Row (Left to Right), ore Chorlotte Smith. Drum Mojor Sec.. 2nd Row: Melisso Potterson. Julie Speors. Jill Eldrige. Morto Knoll. Teri Relyeo. Robin Dovis. Shan- non Ferguson. Gena Milliken. Noncy Robinson. Kent Rosco. Shelly Mitchell. Kim Gronwold. 3rd Row: Kim Archer. Vice President: Angelo Porker. President: Kathy Green. Vickie Moyer. Joonno Turner. Amy Ellenburg. Koren Wotkins. Liso Moore. Kim Hord. Lotrenda Gibson. 4th Row: Leslie Jordon. Phylis Jackson. Bridget Daniels. Jerry West. Jason Dildoy. Greg Cunningham. Teri Lyn George. Tammy Williams. Dole Davis. 5th Row: Shelly Cotner. Steven Wood, Debbie Travis. Traci Boyd. Librarian: Suzie Wort- ham. Librarian: Traci Wright. Koren Melissa Cockrum. Joe John- son. 6th Row: James Davis. David Faucett. Steve Mack. Matthew LaFargue. Burt Waldron. Liso Moss. Jennifer Carver. Brenda Wil- liams. Jon Hornbeck. Kendall Holt, Joey Taylor. 7th Row: Mr. David Leonard. Director. 163 164 DeWITT DRAGONS PROVE CLASSIC ABILITY The 1979 Dewitt Dragons proved their classic ability as they finished their season with a record of 8-3. This team was the first Dewitt Team to ever enter into the state playoffs. They finished with the best season record since 1970. They were also the 6AA Conference Co-Champs. The 1979 Dragons placed six people on the all-region team, with four Dragons receiving honorable men- tion recognition. Also, Head Coach Ken Newson was named Co- Coach of the year. Truly, the Dragons and their coaches proved their classic ability. 166 1979 DRAGONS 1979 Sr. Dragons are. (from Left to Right): 1st Row: Stephen Hearn. Jeff Hageman. Darin Nordberg Troy Hornbeclc Homer Hewitt Tom Keffer Kelvin Jackson. Field Mitchell. Tommy Patton. Robert Dillion Mgr. Bruce Hopkins. 2nd Row: Mgr. Barry Williams. Todd Bell. Gary Woodiel. Miguel Purdy. Joe Keaton. Kurt Davis. Keith Edwards. Ricky Smith. Tyrone Chambers. Sampson Ray. Wynn Strain. 3rd Row: Coach Bo Johnston. Coach Tom Davis. Billy Bisswan- ger Jack Anderson. Eugene Moore. Steve Haller. Scotty Williams. Charles Chambers. Greg Broady Max Braswell. Kelly Dupslaff. Brian Eason. Coach Bill Timmons. Head Coach Ken Newson. 4th Row: Chet Dilday. Clifford Ransom. Scott Schallhorn. Troy Paggett. Rick Duffield Micheal Chambers. Mark Horton Sam Counce. John Vaughn. Gary Wright. 6AA CO-CHAMPIONS 0 167 SENIORS SHOW AS DRAGONS 168 LEADERSHIP GO TO STATE Junior Running Back Troy Hornbeck takes a break as the referee looks on. 169 On August 31, 1979. the DeWItt Dragons began the 79 season against the Altheimer Red Devils. In front of a packed stadium, the Dragon defense held the Red Devils, and Clifford Ran- som scored on runs of 68 and 27 to make the final score 12-0. The next week, the Dragons trav- eled to Marvell to play a tough.Mus- tang team. Thanks to the fine passing of quarterback Rick Duffield and excellent receptions by Mark Horton and Clifford Ransom, the Dragons stole the game from the Mustangs in the final seconds. The 14-13 win put the Dragons at 2-0 for the year. The following Friday, the Dragons were again on the road — this time to Holly Grove. After a scoreless first quarter, the Dragons scored twenty points by the end of the first half. The Dragons scored once in the second half to up the score 27-0. The Dragons were again on the road Friday. Sept. 21. against AAA DRAGONS foe Dumas. The Bobcats appeared ready against the tough Dragons until the final seconds. The Dragons scored with only seconds remaining. Wynn Strain added the final score 7-6. The Dragons finished the night with an unblemished record of 4-0. The Dragons returned home the fol- lowing week against an unevenly matched Elaine Panther team. The Dragons easily handled the Panthers, 42-12. The undefeated Clarendon Lions came to Dragon Stadium October 5 to meet an undefeated Dragon team. The two teams were tied for the top spot in 6AA conference. The Lions were ranked first in AA state stand- ings, with the mighty Dragons not far behind at third. A controversial fum- ble recovery in the third quarter put a dampener on the Dragon spirits, but they still led 12-6. Late in the fourth quarter, the Clarendon quarterback scored from a yard out to give the l O FINISH: 8-3 Lions a controversial 13-12 win. The Dragons bounced back after the shock of the preceding week against the 1978 State Champs. Bar- ton Bears. After scoring on the open- ing drive, the Bears couldn't hold the powerful Dragon offense, which scored four times to make the final score 28-7. The Dragons rose to the occasion as they walloped the Dermott Rams on October 19, with a score of 46-6. Despite all the pressures of homecom- ing. the Dragons came out ahead of the Rams, which were no match for the Dragons. The Dragons traveled to England the following week to finish up their conference schedule, by beating the England Lions 28-0. The Dragon offense racked up 347 total yards with England picking up only 57. The last regular season game took place November 3, against rival Stutt- gart. The Dragons lost their second game of the season 34-24. The Dragons entered the 1979 State Playoffs ranked fourth in the state. Everyone expected the Dragons could easily handle the Stamps Yellow jackets — that is everyone but the Stamps Yellowjackets. They were fired up when the Dragons got there and still fired up when the Dragons left. Both defensive teams fought hard the entire night, but the Yellowjackets ended up on top of the scoreboard, 7-- 0. Every Dragon coach, fan, and player felt that the Dragons could beat Stamps 99 out of a hundred times and that cold, crisp November 10th night was the one time that the Yellowjackets could and did defeat the mighty Dragons. Even though the 1979 Dragon team didn't finish their season as everyone had hoped, they did help fulfill our fondest dreams. 171 8 E N 11979-80 Senior Basketball Team is from left to right: Rick Duffield. Danny Bosma. Clifford Ransom. Lawrence Williams. Chet Dilday. Mark Horton. Mitch Noble. 2nd Row: Scotty Williams. Kelly Dupslaff. Troy Hornbeck. Charles Chambers. Greg Broady. Kenny Kaylor. Max Braswell. Coach Tom Davis. 0 R B Y 8 B A 8 K E T B A L L 1979-80 Senior B Team is from left to right: Eugene Moore. Kevin Long. Michael Chambers. Eric Mejia, Charles Hill. Joe Keaton. Phillip Capps. Kelvin Jackson. Tyrone Chambers. Jeff Hageman. Kenny Ear- hart. Coach Tom Davis. 172 173 SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL 174 SENIOR GIRLS (Left to Right) Back Row: Sami Welch, Neomi Black, Crystal Newsom, Lorilli Butcher. Jeani Anderson. Jeanne White; Tamyra Combs, Julie Carver. Janice Phillips. Ora Vaughn, Sharon Jamison. COACH David Thigpen. Front Row: Vicky Ward. Joyce Jackson, Viki Newsom. Heidi Hudspeth. Pam Daniels, Jackie Fox. Tammy Relya. Kay Woods. Jan Stricklin 1979-80 SR. HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Representing the Senior Class of 1979 were Becca Rasco, Renee Boyd. Jan Stricklin. Lei Ann Raabe, and Alesha Hollan- ger. Juniors were Lorili Butcher and Tamyra Combs. Sophomore was Amy Jenkins. The cheerleaders attended a summer camp at Ole Miss' pre- ceding the football season of 1979. They accomplished many goals and were awarded many superior ribbons and awards. They were chosen as one of the top twenty squads in the nation and participated in competition the final day. They worked very hard this year supporting the Dragons. Their great signs and super cheers enhanced the Dragon spirit. Tamyra Combs 176 Alehsa Hollanger Amy Jenkins The cheerleaders entered in the float competition in the Ark. Co. Parade. They continuously provided cheers and chants for the crowd. Also pictured below is just one of the many artistic signs cheerleaders provided for the team to destroy. DRAGOnS H THE Lions 177 Linus Dilday. Capt. Julie Dollar Sheila Wilder Rosanna Hester Terri Barnes Karen Bogue. Capt. Valerie Kagebin Holly Jackson Carla Perry Beth Earhart 178 %� The Senior High Basketball cheerleaders attended Ole Miss Cheerleading Camp July 7-12. They learned new cheers, chants, pyramids, and partner stunts. They won two out- standing, three excellent, and two superior ribbons. They also returned with a spirit stick and a trophy. During the year, they made many spirited signs and treated the players to cookies every game. 179 1979 JR. DRAGONS The 1979 Jr. Dragons are: From Left to Right: J. Cunningham. C. Martin. J.D. McGraw. D. Simpson. R. Allen B. McEuen. M. Almond. G. Stephens. W. Jennings K. Jackson B. Leach, D. King. S. Gunnell, S. Abramson B. Jenkins R. Horton. 2nd Row: R. Fox. L. Pittman. M. Henderson. B. Brown. B. Gamble. K. Smith. J. Cross. C. Freeman. S. Bradley. T. Taylor. D. Keffer. J. Johnson. R. D. Simpson. W. Harrison. L. Preston. B. Seismore L. McGraw. J. Jacobs. 3rd Row: Mgr. R. Jackson, Mgr. E. Manis Mgr. D. Eason. S. Gill. L. Sanders. R. Vaughn. H. Cox. A. Perry. B. Sollars. C. Billings. D. Travis. E. Younger. Head Coach David Thigpen. Assistant Coach Sterling Love. 6AA JR. CO-CHAMPS 180 MAKES 181 1979-80 Junior High Football Cheerleaders Leslie Jordon. Capt. 182 Stephanie Lumsden Kent Rasco Teri Relyea Gena Milliken Susan Horton Shannon Ferguson Michelle Cormier Wow! What a kisser! 183 JR. BOYS BASKETBALL Jr. Boys Basketball Front Row: (Left to Right) Lloyd Pace. Steve Gunnel. Kent Fowler. Harry Williams. Bob Gamble. Rod Woods. John Whiting. Leo Logan. Brian Jenkins. Ricky London. Back Row: (Left to Right) COACH DAVID THIGPEN. Bud Brown. Steve Bradley. Lee Pittman, Lamot Sanders, Allen Perry, Harlan Coxs. Kurl Bilims. Mike Henderson Ken Smith. COACH LOVE. 185 JR. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row (From Left to Right): Kent Rasco, Dane Mannis, Lyn McEuen. Lisa Carver. Leslie Jordon. Terri Relyea. Gena Milliken. Back Row (Left to Right): Ann Gunnell. Stephanie Lumsden, Tina Burse. Charlotte Smith. Suzie Wortham. Amy Smith. Scottie Mommsen. Coach Horton. The Junior Girls Basket- ball team has, through dil- igence and perseverance, come a long way. They have gained a lot of valua- ble experience that will come in handy next year. Coach Horton, the Junior Girls Coach, is proud of them and knows they will continue to improve. 87 Tressie Sullivan. Capt. Michelle Roberson Brenda Gaither Kim Archer 1979-80 Junior High Basketball Cheerleaders Jill Eldridge Nancy Robinson Jennifer Carver The cheerleaders began their practicing long before the season. They attended summer camp at Delta State University. They received one red. 10 blue and a purple super star ribbon. The cheerleaders also returned with a spirit stick to show the great enthusiasm and spirit that they showed throughout the week of camp. Laura Byers 188 189 GO DRAGOVIS 190 191 ‘zS n.loi c fetivLtLz± KEN BOGUE: Band, 3 yrs.; Choir, 3 yrs.; All-Region Band, 2 yrs. MARY ANN BOHANNON: Band, 7 yrs.: Beta Club, 3 yrs., Sec. I yr.; FHA, I yr.: FBLA, I yr.; Choir, I yr.. V. Pres.: Varsity, 2 yrs.: DCW. 2 yrs.: All-Region Band, 3 yrs.: Rainbows: Church Choir; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Sophomore Server; Entertainment Jr.-Sr. Bqt., '78-79 Library Club, I yr.; Solo and Ensemble, 3 yrs.; Hi-Times, Clubs Editor. RENEE BOYD: Band, 6 yrs.: Beta Club. 4 yrs.; Library Club: Bsktball, 3 yrs. lettered 3 yrs.; Class Favorites, 2 yrs.; Sophomore Server; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Ftball Chrldr., 3 yrs.; Starfind Tal- ent Show: Who's Who; PwdrpuFf Game, 2 yrs.: Track. 3 Yrs.; Jr.- Sr. Bqt. Entertainment, '78-79: Homecoming Maid; Annual Staff, Photographer; Solo and Ensemble; Miss Arkansas County Pageant, 2 yrs.; Career Day Usher. CLEOPHUS BRONSON: Co-op. I yr.: Ftball, 2 yrs.; Track, I yr.; Bye-Bye Birdie Crew; Annual Staff, Asst. Photographer; Entertainment Jr.-Sr. Bqt. '78- 79. GREG BROWN: Ftbl., I yr. Bsktbl, I yr.; Track, I yr.; FFA, I yr.; Shop, I yr.; Co-op. 2 yrs.: Bye-Bye Birdie ; Entertainment Jr.- Sr. Bqt. 78-79. TANYA BURLEY: Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Library Club, I yr.; Bye- Bye Birdie Cast; Jr.-Sr. Bnqt. Entertainment; Powder Puff; Honor Graduate. GLEN CAMPBELL: FFA 2 yrs. CHARLES CHAMBERS: FCA: Bsktbal; Track. DIANE CLAWSON: Library Club, 2 yrs.; Art Club, 2 yrs. B. J. COTTEN: Band, 3 yrs.: Band Secretary I yr.: Choir. I yr.. Secretary I yr.: FFA, 3 yrs.: Rainbows; Spanish Club. I yr.; Library Club, I yr.; FBLA, I yr. TIM COX: Football, I yr.; FFA, 2 yrs.; Co-op. 2 yrs. KIM CUNNINGHAM: Student Council 2 yrs.: Band 5 yrs.; Solo and Ensemble; Head Majorette, I yr. Beta, 3 yrs.; Cheerleader I yr.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Powder Puff 3 yrs.; Jr. Basketbl, Mgr. I yr.; Annual Staff. Sports Editor; Homecoming Maid; Miss Ark. County; Sophomore Server; Girls' State Delegate; Jr.-Sr. Enter- tainment; DCW; Who's Who; Bible Quiz, 2 yrs.; CA's. RANDY DELJUNCO: Bsktbl. 2 yrs.: lettered 2 yrs.; Library Club, 2 yrs.: Track, I yr.: Jr. Sr. Bqt. WALLY DEMPSEY: Ftbl. 2 yrs.; Jr. Sr. Play; Jr. Sr. Bqt. KEVIN DEVORE: Co-op, I yr.; FFA 3 yrs.; Soph. Server: Ban- quet Ent. RENEE LINUS DILDAY: Band, 3 yrs.: Basktbl Chrldr., 2 yrs.; Captain, I yr.; Drama Club, 3 yrs.; President I yr.; Who's Who, Library Club I yr.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Girls' State Delegate. JULIE DOLLAR: Varsity, I yr.; Choir, 2 yr.; FTA. 2 yrs.; FBLA. I yr.; Flag Corps, I yr.; Bsktbl Chrldr.; Bye-Bye Birdie Crew; Soph. Server. RICK DUFFIELD: Student Council, Pres.; FCA Pres.; Beta Club, Vice-Pres.: Jr. Class Pres.: Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.; Frsh. Class Vice-Pres: Class Favorites; Drama Club, 2 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast: Ftbl., 3 yrs.; Bsktbl., 3 yrs.; Track, 3 yrs.: DCW. 2 yrs.; Boys' State: DAR Good Citizenship Award: Soph. Server; Bqt. Entertainment: Honor Graduate. DANNY EDDY: Art Club. 2 yrs. TANYA ELROD: Bqt. Entertainment: Student Council, I yr.; Twilights. 3 yrs.: Varsity, 2 yrs.; All-Region Choir, I yr.; FHA, I yr.; 3rd Vice-Pres.; Band 7 yrs.; President, I yr.; Varsity Pres., I yr.; Solo and Ensemble 3 yrs.; Bible Quiz, 2 yrs.: CA's; Beta Club, 3 yrs., Vice-Pres.: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Soph. Server; Concert Choir, I yr.; Who’s Who; DCW; Honor Graduate. WYGONDA FISHER: Art Club, 2 yrs.: Choir, 2 yrs.; Library Club, 3 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Crew. SHIRLEY FITZPATRICK: FBLA: Library Club, 4 yrs. CARL FLEMINGS: FFA, 3 yrs.: Co-op, I yr. 192 KAVIN FOX: FFA, 3 yrs.; Co-op. 2 yrs. cSznLo%± oj- i gSo RUBIE L. GAITHER: FHA: Library Club. 3 yrs.: Pep Club, I yr.; FTA. Pres. I yr.: FBLA, I yr.; Homecoming Maid: Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment. DIANE GARDNER: Band, 4 yrs.: Annual Staff: FHA. I yr. NINA GARRETT: FHA. I yr.; FBLA. Treas.. I yr.; Library Club, Reporter, I yr.; Hi-Times Staff. Office Worker, I yr. SANDRA HALIBURTON: Bsktbl, I yr.; Library Club, 3 yrs.: Co- op. I yr.; FBLA. ERMA HARRIS: FTA, I yr.: Choir, I yr.: Drama Club, I yr. Bye-Bye Birdie Cast. ALTA HEARN: Twilights, 4 yrs.: Madrigals, 2 yrs.: Varsity, 3 yrs.: Choir, 2 yrs.; Beta, 3 yrs.; Varsity Sec.. I yr.; Twilights Pres.. I yr.; Who's Who: Soph. Server; Calamity Jane Cast: Bye- Bye Birdie Cast; Bsktbl, I yr.; Girls' State Delegate; Honor Graduate. STEPHEN HEARN: Ftbl. 4 yrs.; Track, 4 yrs.; Soph. Server: Boys’ State Delegate; FCA, 3 yrs.; Co-op, 3 yrs.; FFA: Banquet Ent. SHERRY HELMS: Choir, 2 yrs. TONY HENDERSON: Band, 3 yrs.: Choir. 2' yrs.: Varsity, I yr. HOMER HEWITT: Ftbl., 4 yrs.: lettered 3 yrs.: Class Favorite, 4 yrs.: FCA. 4 yrs.: Beta Club, 2 yrs.: Student Council I yr.; Soph. Server: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Boys' State Delegate; Jr. Class Starfind Talent Contest; Sr. Class Treas.; Freshman Class Presi- dent; Hi-Times. ALESHA GAY HOLLANGER: Student Council. 3 yrs.: Beta Club, 3 yrs.: Band. 2 yrs.; Bsktbl, 4 yrs., lettered 3 yrs.: All Dis- trict. I yr.; Soph. Server: FHA, 3 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Track, 3 yrs.; Junior Class Treas.; Homecoming Maid; Ftbl. Chrld, I yr.; Queen Mallard, 2 yrs.: Who s Who; Miss Arkansas Co. 2nd Runner-up; Hi-Times Staff: Career Day Usher; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; Honor Grad. JACKY HOWE: Art Club. 3 yrs.: Bsktbl. I yr.: Track, I yr.; Soph. Server. MARY S. HUFFMAN: Art Club, I yr.; Choir, 5 yrs.: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast. LINDA JOHNSON: FTA. 2 yrs.: FBLA. I yr.: Library Club, 2 yrs. ROGER BROWN JOHNSON: FFA. 4 yrs.; Ftbl. I yr.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Bqt. Entertainment: FFA, Judging Team. VALERIE KAGEBEIN: FFA; Choir, 4 yrs.; Library Club. 4 yrs.: Office Worker, 2 yrs.; Bsktbl. Chrldr. I yr.: Annual Staff; Girls' Ensemble, I yr. DAMIAN LAFARGUE: FFA Member, 4 yrs.; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Enter- tainment. TIM LEWIS: Band, 7 yrs.: Bsktbl. 2 yrs.: Co-op. I yr.: Agri, I yr. TIM LINVILLE: FBLA, I yr.; Jr. Beta. I yr.: Co-op, I yr.: Pres. I yr. SCOTT LYBRNAD: FFA, 2 yrs.: Co-op. 2 yrs. SANDRA MANNIS: FHA, 2 yrs.; FBLA, I yr., Pres. I yr.; Co-op, I yr. STEVE MANNIS: Co-op: Beta Club, I yr. MEREDITH McBROOM: FHA, 4 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.; DCW, 2 yrs.: FBLA, I yr. KEVIN McSWAIN: Art Club. I yr.: Art, 4 yrs.; Choir, 2 yrs.; Varsity Choir, 2 yrs. RANDY MIDKIFF: FFA, I yr.: Art. 4 yrs.: Art Club, I yr. TAMMY MOPPIN: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast: Drama Club. I yr.; Librarian. 193 RANDY MORITZ: Band, 7 yrs.: FFA, 3 yrs. '' l [a(zing lit’’ MARGARET E. MOORE: Chldr.. 2 yrs.: FBLA, I yr.; Hi-Times Staff, Typist, I yr. WELDON MOORE: DONNA MYERS: Art Club, 2 yrs.: Beta Club, 3 yrs.: Choir, I yr.: FBLA, 2 yrs.; FTA, I yr.: FHA, I yr.: Hi-Times Staff. VIKI LYNN NEWSOM: Student Council. 4 yrs.; 1st V.P., I yr.: Treas., I yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.: Bsktbl. 6 yrs.; lettered, 5 yrs.; All- District, I yr., Track, 4 yrs.; lettered, 2 yrs.; Band 3 yrs.: All- Region, 2 yrs.: Solo and Ensemble. I yr.; Soph. Server; Junior Class Sec.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast: FCA, 2 yrs.: DCW. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Escort: Class Favorites, 4 yrs.; Who's Who; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Ent.; Hi-Times Photographer: Girls' State Delegate; Home- coming Maid; Powderpuff, 2 yrs. STEVE NORDBERG: FFA, 2 yrs.; Art Club, I yr.; Vo-Tech, 2 yrs. JERRI PACE: FHA; Art Club: Journalism Head Typist. CHIP PARKER: Band, 7 yrs.; All-Region 2 yrs.: Solo and Ensem- ble, 3 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Crew; Soph. Server; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; Annual Staff — Senior Class Editor; Who's Who; Beta Club, I yr.; DCW, 2 yrs. TERRI PATTON: Student Council. 4 yrs.; 2nd V.P. and Record- ing Sec.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Soph. Class Treas.: Business Manager and Clubs Editor of the Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; FHA, I yrs.; Rainbows; State Officer, I yr.; DeMolay Girl Friday, I yr; Pwdrpf, 2 yrs.; Escort, I yr., Who s Who. BOBBY PENNINGTON: FFA. 2 yrs.; Co-op. I yr. LINISE D. PHILLIPS: FHA, I yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.: 4-H, 4 yrs.: Choir, I yr.; Co-op, I yrs.; Librarian, I yr. coming Usher; Student Council 4 yrs.; Beta, 3 yrs.; Drama, 4 yrs.; V.P. I yr.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Calamity Jane Cast; Cin- derella Cast: 8arber Shop Quartet, 3 yrs.; Madrigals, 3 yrs,: Varsity, 3 yrs.: American Legion Boys' State: Spanish Club. I yr.; Who's Who: Annual Staff Associate Editor: Solo and Ens. 2 yrs.; Spanish I Award; Geometry Award: Algebra II Award; Choir Pres. I yr.; Honor Graduate. LAURA JO PRANGE: FHA, I yr.: Bsktbl. I yr.; Choir. I yr.: Beta: Student Council, 2 yrs.: Co-op. I yr„ Sec.; Bqt. Enter. Soph. Server; Miss Fluffy Rice. MIGUEL PURDY: Drama Club, 3 yrs.: Student Council, I yr.: FFA, 4 yrs.: DeMolay, 4 yrs.: FCA, 3 yrs.: Ftbl. 3 yrs.; lettered, 3 yrs.: Boys’ State Delegate: Soph. Server; All District Ftbl; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; Bye-Bye Birdie” Cast; Calamity Jane Cast: FFA Parliamentary Team: Graduation Usher; Beta, 3 yrs.; Who's Who; Honor Graduate. LEI ANN RAABE: Bsktbl., 3 yrs.; lettered, 3 yrs.; Majorette, 2 yrs.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Student Council, 2 yrs.; Band, 3 yrs.: Soph. Server, I yr.; Hi-Times Staff; Ftbl. Cheerleader, I yr.; Jr.- Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; Track 3 yrs.; Girls' State Delegate; Who's Who: Talent Show. CLIFFORD RANSOM: Track. 7 yrs.; Ftbl., 7 yrs.: All-District, 2 yrs.; All-State, I yr.; Soph. Server: Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast. DAMITA RANSOM: FHA. Treas., I yr.; Student Council, 3 yrs.: Beta, Pres. I yr.; Editor of Annual; Library Club. 2 yrs.; Band, 7 yrs.; Soph. Server; Soph. Class Pres.; Senior Class Pres.; Junior Class V.P.; Class Favorites, 4 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; FBLA. Sec.; Girls' State Delegate; Who's Who: Honor Graduate. BECCA JANE RASCO: Freshman Class Sec.; Freshman and Soph. Class Favorite: Student Council, 4 yrs.: Corres. Sec. I yr.; Beta, 3 yrs.: FHA. 3 yrs.: Bsktbl., 3 yrs.; Track. 3 yrs.; Soph. Ser- ver: Ftbl. Chid.. 3 yrs.: Capt. I yr.; Homecoming Queen; FFA Sweetheart; Queen Mallard XXIV; Miss Ark. Co.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast: Girls' State Delegate; Hi-Times Editor; DAR Am. His. Award: Typing I Award: English II and III Hon. Mention Award: Who’s Who; Honor Graduate. 194 PERRY PIKE: Band, 7 yrs.: All-Region, 3 yrs.; Choir, 2 yrs.: All- Region, 2 yrs.: Soph. Server; Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment; Home- JANICE ROBERTSON: Art Club, 4 yrs. fJn igSo LARRY ROSS: FFA, 2 yrs.: Co-op. 2 yrs.; Reporter, I yr.: Soph. Server. RHONDA ROSS: Band 7 yrs.: Co-op, I yr.: Bye-Bye Birdie Crew. DAVID ROUSSEAU: FFA, 4 yrs.: V.P.. I yrs.: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast: Jr.-Sr. Bqt. Entertainment. GRAYLON SANDERS: Band, 4 yrs.: Choir, 4 yrs.: Vo-Tech, I yr. KATHY SIMPSON: Choir, 3 yrs.: FTA, I yr. VICKIE SIMPSON: Band. 7 yrs.: Library Club. 3 yrs.: FBLA. I yr.: Annual Staff: Bye-Bye Birdie CreW. HENRY SMILEY: Choir, 6 yrs.: Band, 5 yrs.: All-Region Choir, 2 yrs.: Drama Club, 4 yrs.: Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Varsity 4 yrs.; Barber- shop Quartet, 3 yrs.: Madrigals, 3 yrs.; Calamity Jane Cast: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Entertainment for Jr.-Sr. Bnqt.; Cinder- ella Cast: Who's Who; Career Day Usher; Annual Staff; Cre- ative Writing Award; DCW's. RICKY SMITH: Ftbl., 4 yrs.: Track, 3 yrs.: Bsktbl., I yr.; FFA, I yr.: FCA, 2 yrs.; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast; Entertainment for Jr.-Sr. Bnqt. '78-79; Co-op. I yr. JAMIE STATON: Band, 7 yrs.; Band Council 2 yrs.; Library Club, 2 yrs.: Art Club, 2 yrs.; Office Worker. I yr.: Annual Staff; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast: Miss Ark. County Pageant, 2 yrs. TERRY L. STEWARD: Flag Corps, 2 yrs.; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.: FBLA. I yr.; V. Pres., I yr.; Beta Club. 3 yrs.; Bsktbl. Chrldr., I yr.: Bye-Bye Birdie Cast. WYNN STRAIN: Ftbl., 4 yrs., letter 3 yrs.: Class Favorite, Fresh- man: FCA. 3 yrs.; Drama Class; Bye-Bye Birdie Cast. JAN STRICKLIN: Twilights, 2 yrs.; Varsity, 2 yrs.; FHA, 2 yrs.: Home Ec. Award, I yr.: Girls' State Delegate: Powder Puff, I yr.; Hi-Times, Feature Editor; Drama Club, 3 yrs., Officer, I yr.; Star Find Talent Contest; Who's Who; Career Day Usher; Homecoming Maid; Entertainment for Jr-Sr. Bnqt. '78-79; Soph. Server; Student Council, I yr.: Secretary of Senior Class; Distinguished American High School Students; Bsktbl. Chrldr., I yrs.; Ftbl. Chrldr., I yr.: Honor Graduate. GARY WALTZ: FFA, 2 yrs.: Co-op, 2 yrs. CLIFFORD LOUIS WATKINS: FFA. I yr.: All-Region Choir. 2 yrs.; Sr. Varsity, I yr.; Co-op, 2 yrs.; FBLA, I yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.: Madrigals, 2 yrs. JAMES WATKINS: FFA, 3 yrs.: Co-op, 2 yrs.; Vo-Tech. U 2 yrs- SHEILA WILDER: FBLA; Library Club; Girls' State Delegate; Homecoming Maid-of-Honor; Entertainment for Jr.-Sr. Bnqt. 78-79. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS: FFA. 3 yrs.; Bsktbl, and Track, 3 yrs.; Entertainment for Jr.-Sr. Bnqt. RAYE ANN WILSON: FBLA, I yr.; Art Club, I yr.: Hi-Times. Cartoon Editor; Office Worker. I yr. GARY WOODIEL: Ftbl., 3 yrs.: Track, 3 yrs.; Beta Club; Stu- dent Council; Vice President of Senior Class; Boys' State; Bye- Bye Birdie Cast; Powder Puff Maid; All-Region Ftbl.; Sopho- more Server; Bnqt. Entertainment; Hi-Times. TERRI YOUNG: Band. 2 yrs.: Choir. 2 yrs.; FFA. I yr.; Bye-Bye Birdie cast. 195 Graduation is a tipie of beginnings and end'ngs. Some DHS Seniors had these feelings to express about the event of May 18th. Lei Ann Raabe: My high school years are coming to a close, but fond memo- ries still remjn oj DHS and of all the people who helped make them. Perry Piek: e(ni,Vicfi, Vtciliii Linise D. Phillips: I m really glad that I will be graduating in May. but I know I’ll miss DHS when I graduate.' Chip Parker: Finall j l Mary Ann Bohannon: As Graduation fastly approaches. I realize how much I will miss this school. But. graduation is the beginning of a new and exciting life. forward to college and greater chal- lenges. ' Margaret E. Moore: Thanks DHS fac- ulty and friends for the wonderful help and memories yoiYve given me. Meredith McBroom: Graduation is just the beginning of a new life. Steve Mannis: Graduation is a thing that everyone should look forward to. It's an honor and a privilege. Sandra Mannis: I will be glad for gradu- ation day. but will miss all my friends. Sheila Wilder: It's indeed an honor and I'm proud to say I've accomplished this. Danny Eddy: Struggling for the finish, only tg be defeated by success. Gary Wright: HURRAH! Terri Young: It's a happy but sad moment for everybody. I'm going to miss it next year. Rick Duffield: Graduation is the time in which we realize that all our time and effort was well spent, because at this point .we realize we are ready to climb the hill of life. Henry Smiley: Hang in there, under- classmen. . Clifford Ransom: The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one. Raye Ann Wilson: I feel like I have accomplished one thing and lost another. Glen Campbell: It's a nice feeling to be getting out of school. It’s especially nice to look back at ell the years we had. Greg Brown: I'm looking forward to a, better living after graduation. , Cleophus Bronson: Free at Fasti! Renee Boyd: Up until my senior year it's been great! However, I’m now looking Linus Dilday: I have mixed emotions about graduation but it's been a year I never will forget. ■ rCJ , - ft . n.. ' Randy Deljunco: Thank God it is over. Diane Clawson: Graduation means more to me because now I have someone to come home to — my husband. Ken Bogue: Hallelujah. Randy Midkiff: On that day of gradua- tion we all can stop and think'and hope for a better tomorrow in the '80 s. Mary Huffman: Thank the Lord, and I wish I could start over. Alesha Hollanger: DHS has a special place in my heart. The memories are all locked away, and graduation is the final step towards the next chapter in life. I of our jbres. for Jhey strengthened anc love you DHS. advanced our personality. Tarrjmy Moppin: I hate to leave m| friends, l ye really school” Tony Henderson: Graduation is some- thing to look forward to. but when it's through, you don't have time to look back. Wynn Strain: This has been the longest 12 years of my life. mind. Terri Patton: Thanks, Samona! Stephen Hearn: I'm glad to be going on to college, but sad to be leaving all my friends. Alta Hearn: As each of us leave DHS and go our separate ways, I hope we may strive toward Making It a new and bet- ter world to live in.” Kevin McSwain: I am glad that this is my last year, but looking back, I wish I could relive it. o Ricky Smith: Thank the Lord for letting me see the day. Jan Stricklin: As I remember my years at DHS. part of me wants graduation, part of me wants to be a freshman again. Wjern Pace: I' hate to leave just to go to work. Viki Newsom: Graduation will bring me one step closer to what the good Lord has in store for me. I will always love my friends here and good ole DHS.” Donna Myers: I feel that there are many things that must be left behind in life but memories can never be forgotten. Randy Moritz: They'll find out what a ' gfeat man I am someday. Clifford Louis Watkins: Leaving DHS is sad, but I have many memories that I will always cherish.” Sherry Helms: It is a time to think of sorrow, love, but mostly the happy times. Damita Ransom: The things which our friends do with and for us, form a portion Erma Harns: I m glad I made it for 12 years at DHS. Nina Garrett: I don t want to graduate because I'm going to miss everyone. Diane Gardner: I wish I could start over ■+ and try again. Rubie L. Gaither: Graduation means another successful step in my life.” WyGonda Fisher: Thanks DHS for what you have done for me. Tanya Elrod: To me graduation is the beginning of a new life. rj_ ’ - - •� Becca Roseo: I am sad to think of leav- ing my friends and the security found at . DHS. but I am excited about accepting the challenge of being on my own. . Janice Robertson: Look’s Like I Made Larry Ross: I'am looking forward to fac- ing new challenges and taking new responsibilities.'1 . Kathy Simpson: I'll miss DHS. but it will be nice to'get out on my own. Gary Waltz: Can’t wait. m m £ n t 197 zSfi£cLa[ [Ufzan(z± We the 1980 Dragon staff appreciate those people who have helped us compose the Dragon. Without their help, the job would have been very difficult. One person who deserves a special thanks is Jimmy DeVore. He has taken many of the pictures for the 1980 Dragon and has given them to us at no charge. Ralph Relya has allowed us to use his printing room and chemicals to develop pictures. This has allowed us to meet important deadlines. We also thank Glenda Patton who has helped the staff in many ways this year. In addition to the above, a special thanks goes to our families who have understanding and consideration when we have been so busy working on the annual. We also appreciate the faculty and administration and their help this year. 198 ANDI'S HAIR SHOP Owner Andrea Blumhorst 222 S. Washington Ph. 946-2886 Also Gene Products ARKANSAS COUNTY TRACTOR COMPANY P. O. Box 488 DeWitt, Arkansas 72042 Phone 946-3521 HAGAN ELECTRIC G.E. Sales and Service 424 Court Square Phone 946-1673 DeWitt, Arkansas 72042 CUT CURL 1021 S. Jefferson DeWitt, Ark. 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Main DeWitt, Arkansas Ph. 946-4121 MARGARET'S HAIR FASHIONS Almyra, AR 72003 992-3500 Compliments of GROWERS ELEVATOR 602 S. Monroe DeWitt, AR 72042 KDEW In DeWitt Serving Arkansas County 100% Behind the Dragons P.O. Box 326 470 KHT 500 Watts AM Ph. 946-1470 96.7 MHT 3000 Watts FM SOUTHERN STORE 226 Court Square DeWitt, Arkansas 72042 Ph. 946 1549 STATON AGRI- STRUCTURE INC. Rt. I DeWitt, Arkansas 72042 Ph. 501—946 4178 DALE ROSS DRILLING CO Domestic Irrigation PUC Plastic Wells Drilled Pumps Pulled and Repaired 106 and 3rd DeWitt, Ark. 72042 Ph. 946-4239 217 DeWITT BANK TRUST Making Good Things Happen for South Arkansas County Good Luck, THANK YOU CHET AND ROBERT FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 223 We, the 1980 Annual Staff, hope you have enjoyed our body and faculty we could have a creative classic. 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