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X Stephen Puryear spent much of his i summer on the golf course. No matter how many wrecks there A number of DHS'ers spent their were, three-wheelers were still a summer working on stage or off favorite. stage in the DCT production of Annie Get Your Gun.
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Hope You Enjoyed It, For It Was Your Last Long Summer. Students at DHS enjoyed a DHS'ers could be found on longer summer this year, softball and baseball teams. If b A Because of new educational l'l0t 011 the team, they Were TN-TT' plans for Arkansas, schools coaching, calling the games opened later. Since it would Or in the StaI1ClS rO0tiI1g for be the last long summer, kids their favorite team. ' took advantage of it, Vacations or trips were for - The summer was spent in SOIIIC- One gf0l1P went to different ways, Some DHS Mexico while another traveled students could be found at the through Europe. For some swimming pools. Others took Fl0rida was the hot-spot . to the river to boat and ski. Many worked during the For some, school was-,n't summer. The extra money over until June. These were would be handy when School the ones that decided to earn finally started in September. a credit in summer school. Along with summer came Ding Dong Days. Students from all . around enjoyed the festivities. The Mud Derby provided entertainment during the summer. 8
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Bobcat Coun tr Depending on your view point, you could say we live in cotton country , piney wood country , or Razorback Country , but to the students at DHS, this is BOBCAT country. What makes it Bobcat Country? It was having to register before school started, Assertive Discipline, pep rallies on Friday, the band playing through the halls. It was Mr. McHan opening the door and peeking in on The cheerleaders and Bruiser Bob always played an important part in pepping up the Bobcat spirit. Purple and gold was found not only in pep rallies and on the playing field, but also in World History. Mrs. Sandra Smith finally got some s irit out of the Freshman P class. 10 classes, giving you his smile. It was the Booster Club, the Student Council, the teachers who went back to school so they could teach us more, open house, the pep club , purple and gold on Fridays. It was posters, ribbons, hats, and anything else with a Bobcat on it. Being a Bobcat in Bobcat county is not just being on a team, it's the whole business that goes into being Dumas High School. W
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