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DeWitt, Charles Neil was born on November 7, 1949 in Holbrook, Arizona, United States. Son of Malcolm Reeves and Martha DeW.
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Charles Neil DeWitt
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Charles Neil DeWitt, American Educational administrator. Certified elementary, secondary teacher, principal, superintendent, English as Second Language teacher, Arizona. All Star Head Wrestling Coach Arizona Coaches Association, Phoenix, 1976, 78,80, Coach of Year, 1977, 78; head coach National Junior Team United States of America Wrestling Association, 1979; inductee National Wrestling Hall of Fame, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Education
Student, Eastern N. Mexico U., 1967-1968; student, Eastern Arizona College, 1968-1969; Bachelor of Science in Education, Northern Arizona U. Master of Arts in Education, Northern Arizona U., 1975.
Career
Teacher, coach, Thatcher (Arizona) H.S., 1971-1974; teacher, coach, Show Low (Arizona) H.S., 1974-1975; principal, coach, Joseph City (Arizona) H.S., 1975-1979, 80-84; assistant principal, Winslow (Arizona) H.S., 1979-1980; principal, Holbrook (Arizona) H.S., 1984-1992; principal, Pima (Arizona) H.S., since 1992.
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God is literally the father of all human beings. He has a body, and emotions like human beings.
Membership
President Holbrook Rotary Club, 1990-1991. Vice president Holbrook Kiwanis Club, 1991-1992. Member Arizona School Administrators (secondary Executive Board since 1993), Arizona Interscholastic Association (board directors since 1996).
Interests
Connections
Married Barbara Jean Pender, July 25, 1969. Children: Chas., Brandi Jo DeWitt Hanchett, Cody.
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Religion
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -
Political Party
Republican
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All Star Head Wrestling Coach Arizona Coaches Association, Phoenix, 1976, 78,80, Coach of Year, 1977, 78. Head coach National Junior Team United States of America Wrestling Association, 1979. Inductee National Wrestling Hall of Fame, Stillwater, Oklahoma.All Star Head Wrestling Coach Arizona Coaches Association, Phoenix, 1976, 78,80, Coach of Year, 1977, 78. Head coach National Junior Team United States of America Wrestling Association, 1979. Inductee National Wrestling Hall of Fame, Stillwater, Oklahoma.