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Front row, left to right: Billy Boh Wilson, Harry Blanchard, Eldon Eisenhour, Ivan Henman, and Len Wilson. Second row: Bob Cabeen, Phil Johnson, Frank Stackley. Third row: Larry McKown, Bill Johnson, Jack Rdey, Norman Maher, Wesley Pletcher, and Coach Bob Douglass. hack Since El Dorado will not participate in baseball, golf, or tennis this spring - , the men will be able to concentrate all their potential athletic ability in the spring sport, track. Three lettermen returning from last year are Bob Cabeen, Frank Stackley, and Wesley Pletcher. These men, as well as Larry McKown, Phil Johnson, Bill Johnson, Len Wilson, Bill Wilson, Harry Blanchard, Larry Davison, Norman Maher, Bill McAdoo, Jack Riley, Ivan Henman, and Eldon Eisenhour, will participate in this year ' s meets. As this book goes to press, the tentative track schedule is as follows : April 1 El Dorado, Hutchinson and Arkansas City at El Dorado April 10 Hutchinson April 16 Independence Apri l 19 K. U. Relays April 25 Hutchinson Night Relays May 3 State Meet at El Dorado The National Junior College Meet at Hutchinson will feature all first- place winners in the State Meet. Last year ' s meets and results are as follows : Third in Hutchinson - Dodge City - El Dorado Triangular. Third in Hutchinson Night Relays. Second place for Medley Relay at K. U. Relays. Fifth in Baker Relays. Third in Quadrangular at El Dorado, with W. U. Freshmen, Hutchinson, and St. Johns. Second in State Meet. As this book goes to press, Gruffy is applauding the choice of Dorothy Mosier as candidate for K. U. Relays Queen. Her picture, with a descrip- tion of her activities and qualifications, will be sent to Lawrence for care- ful consideration by the judges of the contest. 25 = — : T
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■I. From top to bottom, leading down : Mr. Nixon reads a selection to his first-semester class in American Literature. Mr. Fuller criticizes drawings made by members of his zoology class. Juco students gather in the library to prepare next day ' s assignments. Mr. Grove explains a perplexing problem in physics. Mr. Riggs ' teacher-training students look pleased over some principle of Child Psychology. 26
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