El Dorado High School - Riffle Yearbook (Placerville, CA)

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DYKES VANDERBUNT Coach C BASKETBALL-Top row to bottom: Gene Ousley, Gary Robinson, Ted Wilcox, Bob Bearson, Bruce Veerkamp, Rob- ert Pike, John Miller, Joe Boll, Clayton Tom, Leo Warren, Burt Nobell, Ronnie Wood, Jack Davenport, Bob Faris, Roger Chappell, Larry Smith, Larry Sanders, John Miller and Nor- man Watkins. D BASKETBALL-Top row to bottom: Lee Sanders, Dan Chamberlain, Bermard Godlove, Robert Logan, John Marshall, Don Graham, Willis Geller, Gary Warren, Ronald Cardiff, Ronnie Whitney, Gerald Petersen, Everett Phillips, Alden Gillahan, Leonard Meyers and Bill Ben- ton. D's SCHEDULE ECHS .... 16 Amador ....,,,. 17 ECHS .... 27 Amador ........ 26 ECHS e.e. 29 Courtland ,,.... 24 ECHS e,.. 13 Folson .,e......... 20 ECHS-.,-23 Elk Grove ,..... M20 ECHS ,,,, 21 Galt .....ee......... 9 ECHS .... 13 Lincoln ..o,o,e,.. 29 I 77 If yy 6 find l6'11 keihzll The C's, as well as the D's, turned in a good report of themselves as they wound up an exceptionally good season coached by Dykes Vanderbunt. ECHS ..., ECHS ECHS ECHS c,,. ECHS ECHS ECHS C's SCHEDULE 55 Amador 30 Amador 23 Courtland 16 Folson -. 33 Elk Grove 34 Galt ,,,.,e 37 Lincoln ,-

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The blue and white Cougars of E.C.H.S. smashed against their opponents stubbornly enough to finish in a tie for second honor spot in league competition. Good condition along with the will to win proved to be a deciding factor in our favor. Boast- ing a one game loss, we entered the final game. ln this game the waves of blue and white Cou- gars were beaten down, but El Dorado gained recognition in league competition. E.C.H.S. ,,,, 6 Elk Grove cc,. 20 E.C.H.S. A... i4 Folsom .,,..... O E.C.H.S. ,... 46 Lincoln c,...... 6 E.C.H.S. e,,, 20 Courtland 6 E.C.H.S. .... 2 Galt ,..,..,.,u,c 33 LODI GRAPE BOWL GAME E.C.H.S. ,,A. 6 Calaveras .... 20 E.C.H.S .s,,. 20 Sutter Creek 0 E.C.H.S. ..., 6 Jackson ,oo,c. 13 fauqals' cf? yfwbfz i Hmm Q 1, -fu.,

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.,,, I Q. , ,QV .ty V i tlfllafh ti A ,iv :V I 'lb?x 3'JQ I . fi' P .i 3 if K 'X . 'I on ' aw if .F wwi. M I . . e u ? lgeimaam-Qg?Ww?Z'WW5E ..., ,I - -' - -V I - ' ,,. . . .4 Marilyn Williams Rosie Anderson Barbara Davidson Jackie Casselman Sharon Savoie Secretary Vice President President Finance Entertainment Charlene Green Publicity The Girls' League is an organization consisting of all the girls in school. One of the main functions of the Girls' League is giving a S100 scholarship to a worthy Senior girl. There are various methods the girls use to raise money. This year they auc- tioned off miscellaneous cards, sold book .covers, crepe paper, membership cards. They also sold candy at the Senior Play. At Halloween the Girls' League put on High Jinx, a party iust for girls. The purpose of this is to assist the girls in getting acquainted. In February they put on a Sadie Hawkins Betty Klare Representative Frances Parsons Dance. to Student Council The season came to a successful close with an installation of officers at the Mothers' Day Tea. lgeggd Z!! Music FIRST PRIZE WINNERS OF HI R J I N X COSTUME CONTEST- i Charlene Green and Judy Eaton. 5 r Alyceann Chappell Social Service ADVISORS-Eleanor W i I s o n, Marion Connick, and Helen Johnson. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE RICHARDSON SPRINGS CONFERENCE DELEGATES-Bar row: Barbara Lampert, Elaine Carver, and Barbara Davi son. Front row: Loretta Hirst, Nancy Butterfield, Be Martinovich, and Zoetta Easterly.