El Dorado High School - Wildcat Yearbook (El Dorado, AR)
- Class of 1948
Page 1 of 100
Cover
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Pages 10 - 11
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Pages 8 - 9
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Time stands still. It is we who go.
Life is a fleetin tl1in at best, and our school life is the nlost fleetin of all.
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l'Ve pass th1s way but onceg our stay IS short and 111 a few years we are utterly
forgotten. It is not we, tl1en wl1o make the ideals and spirit of the El Dorado
high school.
XVe cast only flickering shadows o11 the pages of school l1istory. The real a11d
lasting impressions are niade by those who stay year after year.
To one who has served this school longg and who knows and helps and
encourages every studentg who has helped to for111 and uphold the traditions of
our schoolg who has maintained order and discipline with all fairnessg and who
has won the respect, admiration, and love of the students, tl1is IQ48 XVILDCAT
is dedicated. As a token of its esteem and love. tl1e staff offers this yearbook to
MR. A. ROBINSON.
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A life of all "'play" leads the Wildcat Band. Nearing the end
of a complete and successful year, the band calendar has been a
full one.
As the activities pass in review first comes the reminder of the
football games. Not only did the XN'ildcat musicians play and
perform at all the games played in El Dorado, but they traveled
to all sections of Arkansas to be first-hand witnesses at each Wild-
cat victory. Each one of the games required a different stunt,
and usually an afternoon parade.
Soon after football seamn, tables were turned, and no longer a
marching band, but a concert band was seen in the annual
Christmas concert.
El Dorado and the Wildcat Band were host to the South
Arkansas band clinic.
Fourteen Wildcat band members were selected for the All-
State Clinic in Fayetteville. These musicians returned home vic-
toriously with three of these making first place, and five placing
second.
Members of the band attended the first instrumental clinic
for clarinets held in Camden. Also. the band has been repre-
sented at each of the other clinics of this type.
The band participated and received honors in the Magnolia
marching clinic. The XVildcat Band was chosen the most out-
standing band in parade.
Participating in numerous drives the band has been active for
civic organizations.
The signal drum majors who led the band through this full
year were Bobby Smith and Dick Goode. Their prancing major-
ettes were Etta Sue Murphy, Mary jo Martin, jo Ann Newsom,
Patsy Nash, Frances Smith, Helen jones. and Madolyn Rucks.
May 7 was set aside for the Spring Music Festival. This was
a combination concert with the high school chorus.
The climax of this busy season was the animal band concert
with the crowning of the Band Queen as the highlight of this
event on May 17.
The Wildcat Band is always on the go, and ready to go.
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COACHES HAYES. BIACKYVOOD, DEMENT
Running neck and neck with the best in the State until late November.
the 1948 N'ildcats just missed the pay-off by the skin of their teeth.
svillClh2llllvS broken leg, sustained in the Fordyce game, no doubt. made the
difference between third place and championship honors.
Rough luck camped on the Cats' trail all season-in the first game against
Blytheville Henry Anthony, who gave promise as a great blocking back, was
taken out with a dislocated knee. He saw little service after that.
Blytheville. Hope and Hot Springs went down l-2-3 before the Cats in
rapid order but unpredictable North Little Rock furnished the first blot
on the scutcheon with a I3-l3 tie.
Smaekover was an easy prey with a 2Gf0 score but Pine Bluff was another
story. Only a last second touchdown pass from james to YVintlham saved
the day. .
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.laines Orren, Aloe Mook,
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liain Goodwin.
Hometoming came and the unbeaten Cats met the
,nl1eaten, nnlietl Tigers of I.ittle Rock. The finish
muntl hoth teams still unbeaten. The Ifortlire Recl-
fngs fame south to make the Cats hustle for a lfl-ll
ietorv. It was a eostlx one. ll0WCVCl', with the loss of
heir 'star end. 'ircmskiitm lost with their 2 against the
lats l-I. The Pine Bluff playoff was a victory with a
5-ti. Camtlen's Panthers dropped the highly touted
Iats on 'Thanksgiving Dax. li-0, for their first loss. The
.ittle Rock Tigers met The Oilers in the semi-finals of
ne State play-off antl iron mer the locals with a thrilling
ll-li to atlrante lo the finals.
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Kittens Grow lnto Cats
Ready l'0f2lCllOI1 arc: Doyle llazncsoim, right end: Cary Porter, right tackle: Jack
Schon. right guard: Hlaync XValkins, ccntcr: Monroe Taylor. left guard: Donald Gun
ncls, lcll tacklcg ,llll0lll2iS Hcad, lcfl ond: Tonnny Carter, quarterback: Howard LeBlanc
Flglll llallbackg Billy Mitchell, lulllmafkg Norman Eason, left halflmack.
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Tlzeir Lucky Thirteen
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Fclm. 24 Old Union
Fclm. 27 junction City
Mar. l Strong
Mar. 9 Magnolia
Mar, ll Stephens
Mar. l2 Okalona
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Individuals for: Pat Harrell, guard: Mary jo Seale, guard: Betty Mellard, forward: Billie
Barr, guard: Betty Smith, forward: Ruth Gilleuwater, forward: Nellie Rose Gillenwater, for-
ward: IlaVonne Brashier, forward: Freddie Bly, guard: Rada Sue MaMahan, guard: Faye Mar-
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Track Season
LeVerne Lewis, Thomas Head, and Donald Ray Newman are getting set just
before going. "That -Iudd was always just one step ahead of me," that just
about described Don and summed up the season. The squad advanced to the
State meet but not on through. The juniors showed great promise and next
THREE T0 GO!
Men Gf lron . .
NVith the sttmmer vacation nearing.
El Dorado's wrestling team pttt away
tights lor another year. Even though
the team trophy wasn't won. El Dorado
had a stteeesslttl season. The team made
their hid lor the trophy with three AAU
Champions, two second plaee champions
and a total ol 25 points. Ralph "Pee
Head" Calloway, Herbert Hussey and
David Reynolds won championships.
Sefond place championships were re-
tained hy Bill .-Xdfox and Cary "NIust'les"
Porter. Other hors on the team were
Raymond Simmons. David hlones, Pete
and Bill Burrow. james Lonadier and
'liommy Carlington.
El Dorado was second, hested only by
the college wrestlers who won the trophy
with a total ol' F57 points. This team was
a mixture ol Jonesboro College and
.Xrkansas leeh.. so you Can see that it
was a rough grind. Other teams that t
competed were Little Rock, Arkansas
School for thc ljwllq Al-kanszw S4-11001 fm- YOl"Rli 0l"l'! In the- att of losing to Hampshire ol New Otltrns ls
thc ' Blind and Scycrul contcsmnls Herbert llussex. Referee l'iI'ltl1lL' gixes the verdict and thats all tot Buss
wrestling tree lance. that is they weren't
representing any team. This was EI llo-
rado's third year and perhaps the lourth
time will be the eharm.
The "hunk" of muscles ahove are: Pete Burrow, Herbert lhtssey, Charles Stevens. David jones. Ralph Callowax
tn lorter Curtis lfirk I B Fi 'k 'I' mm C' l' tt
Raymond Simmons, David Revnolds, Billy .Io Adeox. Cz '
Dr. Garland Murphy. jr.
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PROJECTS PUT TCD USE
The Student
Members of the Council include two representatives from each senior home-
room. one representative from each of the other homerooms, a Hi'Gusher repre-
sentative. an Annual representative, and the presidents of the four classes.
Miss Marian Cox is sponsor of the group.
Chief money-making schemes of the group for the past year have been: the
sale ol ads for the football score booksg sale of score books at football games:
sale ol ads for basketball score books: operation of a store across from the cafe-
teria: and the magazine drive. sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company.
A special connnittee within the Council took on the task of revising the old
constitution and turned out a new one which was approved by the whole school.
The group has actively supported plans for a new Youth Center here. Another
outstanding project has been the presentation of five free assembly programs to
the Student body.
Many new facilities which add beauty and convenience to the school have
been presented by the Council. First of these were the loudspeakers placed in
the Junior College classrooms, so that the -IC could hear thc announcements from
the main office. New mirrors have been placed in each rest room. while the
atmosphere of the cafeteria has been improved by the new shades and valances
added by the group. Another project was the placement and rental of towels in
the shower rooms ol the gym for the Physical Education classes.
Aid has been given to various departments in the high school at several times.
DFNINY SHACKLEFORD BE'l"l'Y Ll' PITTMAN PATSY MCPHERSON BOBBY LeVIlNl:
President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer
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Bill Mlfox, Dzihnclle Mlcox. .lop Anthony. Billy Wayne Bzillzml. Nlzirion Billingsley. Kioxlt-nc
Bncluicr, Nlnry .Knn Carson. Betty Clipparcl. Georgia Craft. Billy lflnrry. ,lim Fulton. l.xnn
Goodwin, Bill Condi, Curl Hamilton. Carolyn Hznntnontl, Robert Hicks. qlllllllllll Holt. l,onzn1nt'
Hurley. jolinette jackson. Doyle Jznneson. Bobby l.cYinc, Bolxliilenc Lewis, lsznlicllc luvis.
Virginia Lindsey. Mary -Io Martin. led Martin, Pierce Nlzitheney. june Nlfxiilllilll. l':1tsx Mc'-
Plierson, vllllllllllf' Mitt-haxn, Pat Morgan. Nlzirilyn Newell, .lzinice Ogden. Betty Ln Pittnmn. .loan
lmwletlge, Ann Seal. Denny Sharklcforcl, Bobby Smith, Charles Sniitli. Frznu'is Silliinznn. Dorotln
Spoonei, Gwen Swntlell, Francillel Sewell, A. Wilson.
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Scene II ,
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BILLY ROY GILBERT BOBBY GILLIQXM
YVILLI.-XM GOODXVIN CARL HAMILTON
CLARIS IIOHNSTON XVINSTON NESBIT
HAROLD OSBORNE DONNIE PRINCE
CHARLES RAGI..-XND KXY SAXFFEI.
ROSE MARY SIMPSON SYLVIA VARNELI.
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BILLIE BARR
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JAMES ABLES
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BILLY RAY ACTON
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LOUISE ,XIJAXNIS
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ANN BERRYMAN
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KATHRYN BETHEL
Personality in song
BOBBY BINGHABI .
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BILLIE INIAE BLACK.-XRD
Sentimental mood
PATTI SITE BLANKS
Disposition tops
BOBBY A LEXAN DER
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HARRY .-XLEX.-YNDER
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AIIMMIE BURGESS
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BOBBIE BURKE
I get around
BOBBIE BURNS
A likeable gal
PETE BURROW
Wildcat guards-'nuff said
BOBBY BOSWELL GLORIA CAMERON
One foot in heaven, the other in Still water often iuns deep
his mouth
ROYCE BREWER TERRY CAINADH
Master of T1lIIlIj', the Tuba Has the art of putting it in the
basket
BILL BRIDGES MARION CANNON
My mind is an open book Oh! How I hate to get up in the
morning
RUTH BRITT LOU CARRLTHERS
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ELLA BROIVDER BETTY CARSON
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Il's a big world
CAROLYN CAYVLEY
Hitch your wagon
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TRAVIS CONATSER
The man who tools
CARLEENE CONC-ER
Little but mighty
MARY ANN COOPER
It's a mystery to me
to a star and
the horn
IANIES IELKINS PAT COSPER
What was I made fer anylmzv Let no man deceive you with
vain words
IOE EIX BOBBY COULTER
Slurly later. plax' mm' Try to keep me from laughing
SYLVIA EVANS FAYE CRAIG
Has a sturliuus appearanre, Ira! we Beauty and brains
are vel Io he 1'o11z'i111'c'rI
HIEANE FARRIQR ,IOSEPH CREXV
Easy on the eyes I rlunrm mari: about it
GI'1R.'XI,DINl-1 FORD PATSY CROXV
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Love ain't so blind
XVINDSOR GILES
I IlflI'I .Yllfh a lilllr' angel
RUTH GILLENYVATER
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Never has a serious thought Counts achievements by three
RUTH JORDAN EARL MCCUIN
Cupid plays mean tricks Oemsinnally wise-usually otherwise
DELORES LANE NANCY MCKINLEY
Rates first in friendliness Her thoughts refleet in her eyes
JIMMY LEAVLIVI' INIAVRICE NICKINNON
One in II million Life would he zvonderful
zvithout sehool
YVONNE LE BLANC, PATSY MCPHERSON
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MARY LOU LEE MARY JO MARTIN
Makes the most of ezfery sitzl':tion The gal what gits the blame
for this hook
BOBBY LEVINE TED MARTIN
A Caesar of tonmrrozt' Tis' hut a l71lIt'l'S world
CHESTER LIDDLE PIERCE MATHENEY
The same old line Greater men than I nun' lmzw'
lived, but I douht it
BOBBY LITTLE BETTY MELLARD
Better late than rzeifer Likeahle, it's true Q
MARY DELL LITTLE BILL MILLER
Her tonffue o nzarhine of Interested in . . . , well, school
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IO ANN NEWSONI
Theres n Fora' in ymn' fzzlzire
IAMES RAY ORREX
I nin't sffarrd of IIOIHHIY
HAROLD OSBORNIQ
Knnzulwfge plus
ARNOLD PESSES
Life' is just one big rush
JAMES l'IIiRClI-1
But me mumis .x'1c'Il1'11 II'-lr-i-I-ff-v
VARGE MILLER
Charming, I'n1 sure
MARY SUE MILLER
Has the kind of eyes that
makes Il Wildmt wild
RALPH MILLS
A real 711117119 man
IAWRENCE MOREHI-IA D
Mischief nnfensoren'
PAT MORGAN
If The demon of Ihr' IIIIYIIY' floor
Class of
BETTY LU PITTNIAN
A prettier smilr' vou'II mfzfei su
josxx POWLEDCLE
Puppy love soon leads to ll dogs life
AUDRY PROTHRO
A lillle girl hut sonz1'I10a"v's darling
BILLIE JO PIVRYEAR
Ivlen don? go for brains
A. G. RAINWATER
My tale is told
lSE'l"l4Y MURPHY
Sfands hy her 1'u111fif'Iim1.s
ETTA SITE MURPHY
A sussrv lussir' ivilh u r'lns.sx'
MARCUERITE NELSON
Snnzrlmriy tvll a joke
WINSTON NESBIT
No holding hands in the
hull, please
MARILYN NEIYELL
Redhead minus hvnjwr
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YVILMA ROBB
MARY ROBERSON
' DANNY RAWLS
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DENNY SHACIKLEFORD
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BILLY SIMMONS
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DORSEY ROYYIANII
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BOBBY SMITH
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CH ARLES SMITH
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EDXYARD THOMPSON
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BILLY JACK 'ITRXI-1R
just give me limi'
FLOYD YARNELL
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VANCE SMITH
The things I'll miss when Fm gunz'
PEGGY STANSBURY
Shnrl hut szvzfvi
NAT STATER
Wmznzi go for ll riflr' in my lmal
DOROTHY STERRET
She knrzv zvhat shi' zuarilvrl
ELI-LXNOR S'l'I'BI3I,EFII'fI,IJ
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likf' light rlnlh lie'
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SHEPP.-XRD YOSS
Knnzvs fill, tells nothing
R.-XMONA WADDLE
I'ln in the mood
DORIS IVALLIS
One at I1 time please
FERRELL IVARE
TlIl1l'S his hair. no! fire
BETTY YVARFORD
Always on her toes
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GIVEN SXVATllil.l.
A nosf' fm' nvzm
BILLY 'IDARVER
All things to lhnx
why hurry
CHARLES THOMAS
md Iii' and H1
4' zwhn wail
lt's so noisy in hvre
GORDON THOMAS
Sheep in w0lf's r
lolhing
MARGIE IVHITE
IVhere do :re go from here
JAMES WILLIAMS
just mindin' my ozmz
HORACE WVINDHAINI
'Dat wild Wilzlral
BOBBY WARREN
JOAN WINGFIELD
just countin' the days
Hello dream girl
PATRICIA WARREN .DAN WINN
Yet never a word she spake
VVhatever it is, I'm for it!
OLETA WEST
Where there's a man, there's hope I tirkle me
DONALD XVOOD
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BETTY WOOLLEY
Never tired, never cross,
just miraculous
CARL WRAY
Little said 15 sooner mended
BOBBYE YARBROUGH
Sweet as the candy she makes
JU ICR CLASS OFFICERS
BILL ADCOX LAVERNE LEXVIS
President V ice-President
KENNETH TAYLOR SAMMY KINARD
Secretary Treasurer
, Bobbie Askew, Betty Bailey,
Ifzrst Row
Dorothy Adams, Bill Adcox, Jimmy Andress
Mabel Barbaree, Eddie Bates
Second Row
Helen Joyce Bauman, Marion Billingsley, Barbara Bishop, Elaine Blum,
Freddie Bly, Mary Ann Braddock, Martha Bradley
Third Row
Cledra Brazeale, Nedra Brazeale. XV. T. Brewster, lVilma Britt, Tommy
' Brown, Jack Burns, Janie Byars
Fourth Row
Joyce Byrd, Robert Cabiness, Patricia Carroll, Mary Ann Carson, Edward
Carver, Elton Cary, Delmar Cassidy
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Bretonne, Laura Denham, Billie Dickens, Billy Dumas '
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Seventh Row
Joann Dumas, Betty Elmore, Tommy Emerson
Frances Garrett, Charles Gholston, Tommy Gordon
Eighth Row
Freddy Graham, Beverly Graves, lllayne Green, Sammie Jo Gresham,
Billy Gustafson, Patricia Haliburton, Carolyn Hall
Ninth Row
Emery Ham, Bob Hambleton, Betty Hampton, Ferguson Hansen,
Dorothy Harbour, Billy Hardin, Paul Hargett
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Catherine Holloway, 'W. S. Holt, Mary Ellen Horton
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Doris Hunt, Dorothy Hunt, Louanne Hurley, Clyde Jenkins, Billy
Johnson, joe johnson, Roy Johnson
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Bonnie Sue Justiss, Elizabeth Kellogg, Peggy Kihneman, Sammy Kinard,
Patsy Kirkland, Charles Kirksey, Gloria Lenhardt
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Third Row
Lester Toland Maydell Tucker
R. D. Hfalker
I'vfl1l'l'ffI Row
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Mary XVilkinson L. T. XVillian1s
Sarah XVilliamson
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Charlotte XVood
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Gary Youree
BACK THROUGH THE YEARS
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SOPHOMQRE CLASS
In September, l94fi, a group of green freshmen steered
dizzily through the halls of E. H. S. constantly gazing at their
new schedules, wondering what would be next on this, one
of the most important days in their life. Choosing Billy
Wayne Ballard, Doyle Jameson, Gerald Goodnight and
Danny McClotchey to lead them through their first year,
these freshmen proved to be one of the best classes ever.
Returning in 1947 as silly sophomores, this class, proved
to be quite unusual by re-electing Billy Wayne Ballard and
Doyle jameson as president and vice-president respectively.
This also proved that these "fellas" are great favorites of
their fellow classmen. For secretary of the class, the sopho-
mores chose Virginia Lindsey and honored John Crawford
by electing him as treasurer.
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These officers led their class through "thick and thin'
but came through their sophomore year with flying colorsg
winning places in various contests and campaigns and rank-
ing at the top in some honor roll counts.
The sophomore class was represented in the extra-
curricular activities of E. H. S. A great number of sopho-
mores were in the lVildcat band, boys and girls glee clubs,
mixed chorus and other activities. One member of the cast
of the Thespian play was a sophomore.
lvildcats hailed from this class while the "B" team was
made up largely of sophomores. Four of the "B" team
cheer leaders were from this group.
, This class has proved to be very outstanding and these
"silly sophomores" are eagerly looking forward to next year
when they'll tread the halls as "jolly juniors."
CLASS OF 195Q
Cl lzlr le llc' Alexander jo Ann Dumas
Billie Alford
Carl Anderson
jackie Anderson
Emily' Atkinson
Betty' Baker
Carolyn Baker
Billy' W. Ballard
Marvin Bankston
Mary' Barnes
j. C. Barr
jimmy' Bates
Patsy' Bates
Charles Beasley'
j. S. Beebe
Patrieia Beebe
Tommy' Bell
Ruth Bernard
Tommy' Blagg
Harold Bledsoe
Charley' Branham
Bessie Brazeale
Frances Brewer
Arlie Bridges
Alyis Brown
Derwood Brown
johnnie Brown
Betty' Bnrson
Herbert Hussey'
Billy' Butler
Ralph Calayvay
Ronald Callaway
Nanty' Carroll
Mary' Ruth Carter
Tommy' Carter
Wanda Cary'
Betty' Cogbttrn
johnny' Comer
Georgia Craft
Lou Craig
john Crawford
Fred Culpepper
Nary' Culpepper
Harold Cummins
Riehard Ctn'ry
jimmy' Darden
Sallie Lou Dearman
jimmy' Delano
jack De-Noon
Walter Dobie
Bill Dumas
Patty Dumas
Sammy Dumas
Clifford Dunn
Charles Durrett
Bobby Elmore
jo Ann Estes
jean Evans
Ruth Farrior
john I-'ick
Bill Foster
Donald Franks
H. E. Frisby
Glyn Gabbert
Tommy' Garlington
Nellie Gibson
Patricia Gilrhrist
Nellie Gillenwater
Billy' Gilliam
Ann Golder
Gerald Goodnight
Lynn Goodyrin
Mary' Goodwin
Shirley' Grant
illaleolm Grayes
Patsy' Green
Bobbie j. Griffith
Norma Griffith
David Haekyrurth
jimmy' Hale
Nlarv Hammaek
Carolyn Hammond
Mary' Hansen
Don Hardee
j. B. Harrell
lingerie Hawley'
'Fhotnas llead
john Hearn
Peggy' Hinson
Melba Hoguc
William Holloway'
Gary' Iloneycntt
joynelle lloneytutt
Barbara Hooyer
Patty' jackson
Doyle jameson
Wallaee johnson
Neal johnston
Frank jones
Helen jones
jerry' jones
Minnie Keating
Bobby' Kelly'
Eunice Kidd
l'na Kidd
Frances Kinard
jaek Knighten
lirma Lansdale
Betty' l.eay'itt
Billy' Leayilt
Virginia Lindsey'
Mary' Loehbaum
,l- 'll Long
Bobby' Lum
Floyd MeAdoo
Betty' MeC:mn
james Meilants
Dorothy' McCarty'
Dan MeClatel1ey
Marv NIeCord
Benny' IyltCurry'
james MeGarity'
Nellie Mt'Henry'
Curtis Meliinley'
june Mtalahau
Mary' Nlanaseo
Bobby' Martin
Helen Matloek
Beverly' jo Nleisstter
Henry' Miles
Barbara Montgomery
Billie Montgomery'
David Mooney'
Carolyn Moore
Bobbie Nlooty'
lonnny' Morgan
Wanda Nlurphree
Pat Murphy'
Betty' Myers
Dora Mae Nash
Patsy' Nash
Doris jean Nelson
Robert Neyrsotn
Betty' Oliyer
Barnes Pennington
Betty' Pitltering
Gary' Porter
Patsy' Powell
Marv Helen l'riee
Patsy Prinnn
jane Raines
jnlius Rainwater
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joan Raybonrn
jerry' .-Xnn Reynolds
Flnnna Rirketts
Burrelle Ripley'
Charles Roberson
l'et!gy' Roberson
David Roeltelle
Martha Sue Ruples
janiee Rushing
Kay' Saffell
'late Scott
jack Sehon
l'egp,y' Sewell
Frances Silliman
Virginia Silliman
Raymond Sinnnons
Donald Sitnms
Patsy' Sitns
Monteene Slaughter
Billy Spooner
Carolvn Spooner
Charles Stephens
Stanley' Stritkland
Bill Stuart
Rlt'll1ll'ilSW1llll'll I
Gay' Tanner
Allen 'l'ay'lor
Deloris 'lihotnas
Don l.. 'l'lnn'man
Dorothy' 'l'ltnrman
Pat 'l'itsyy'ortb
lileanor 'Foland
Peggy 'l on nsend
George l'rull
Farl l'nderyy'ood
Sylyta Yarnell
Billy' Walden
Rithard Waldron
Carol .-tnn XYarren
Wayne Watkins
Frelvn Watt
jatqueline Watts
lionnny Xylyite
Gloria Williams
.-Kline Windham
Doris lYoolsey
l.onise lVoolsey'
Carolyn Wright
Carroll Wrigltt
loan Yorutn
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FRESHMA CLASS
On that September Monday of 1947 the only "footsteps
on the sands of time" the frightened freshman wanted to
make was a good, clear trail back to their safe, familiar, grade
schools. That being impossible, they did the next best
thing-huddled in four distinct groups, quite like motherless
chickens at night. Little did they believe that in a matter
of weeks "fences" would be down and they would be scurry-
ing here and yon at will. As an unfeeling upper classman
put it, they were those same chickens, but with their heads
cut off.
Shortly, those "freshies" started their royal road to learn-
ing by selecting a top-notch bunch of class officers, Billy
Goudy as president, Howard LeBlanc as vice-president,
Melanie Scott as secretary, Kneelon Teague as treasurer,
proved to be excellent color bearers and lead the class
through a successful year of activities.
Fourteen of El Dorado's crack lvildcat Band are fresh-
man. To "sing as the angels" the freshman gave the chorus
thirteen members. On the football field the big' "Es" went
to sixteen freshman. To cheer these on were three freshman
as junior cheer leaders. The freshman have already hopefully
spotted their seats on the south side of the auditorium, and
unless heartless quality points get in their way, they are on
the mark and getting set toward being "stars" of the show
in 1951. B o
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CLASS OF 1951
junior Allen
Muriel Atnason
Bobby Andrews
Palsy' Anthony
jinnny' Atkinson
jinnny Ayres
Helen Bailey
Gracie Ballard
Bobby BZIHRSIOII
Harold Barker
Barbara Barton
llarlene Bates
Billy Ruth Bennett
lferrell Beyer
flora Billingsley
Bobby' Black
jattlueliue Blagg
Verna llell Bootie
lhonias Boyyntan
l'na Boyle
Mary' Bradshaw
Charles Brantley
l.aX'onne Brasher
Ray Brewer
Pal Bridges
l.ayy'rente Briggs
lloris Brown
Iltltlley' Brown
john Brown
Cloylene Butkner
.larnes Burgess
Billie john Burns
Bobby' Burnside
Margie Bttller
Mildred Cameron
lloyte Calloway
janite Carney
Betty Chappell
Adolph Chandler
Gloria Cheathani
Nanny' Llark
Lharlene Clements
Io Belh Clolyin
Norma Colyin
Winston Comer
Gary' Cooper
janette Clrayen
Bert Clroyy'
llenry' llaniels
Glenda llatden
Helen llayis
Yyonne llayis
Benny llutnas
joe llutnas
Nlarthalene llunias
Patricia llunbar
Patti Sue Dunbar
lot l.oyy'ery Dunn
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Norntan liason
Bob lillley'
Belly' lipley
joyee liudy'
Billy lflurry
joyee Franks
Nlelyalene lfultlon
Lynda Garrett
'lfrauk Gaston
josephine fi00llWlll
Layrrente Goodwin
Bill Goutly
Dorothy' Graham
Roy' Crayes
Charles Gray
Bobbie Green
john Griffey
Aryis Griggs
llonald Gunnels
llorintla llale
Billy' Harber
janell Harber
Phil llarher
Chester Harbor
Naotnie llarris
O. ll. Harlsell
johnny' Hastings
Carolyn llayyleius
jiunny Hays
Bohhy' lleard
Irene lleffner
llollie Hill
j. W. llogue
'lolntnie Hogtle
llelen llollingshead
Virginia lloltnes
Darnell Holt
jatues Hood
Marjorie Houser
Roehelle Hudson
Billy Hughes
Louis llttrley
Palritia jelks
Ruby jenkins
Douglas jinlas
Bohhy' johnson
lleloris johnson
jerrie johnson
lolut johnson
Roy johnson
Crawford jones
llana jones
Dupree Kenley
johnny' Kinarti
Chester Kirkland
Raytnoud Kirksey'
lke l.aeel'it-ld
jatnes l.aunius
Louise l,eay'ell
Howard l,eBlant
Wade l,ee
Bohbilenc Lewis
lsabelle I.eyy'is
Lena Ruth Lewis
Ronnie 1.1.-wis
Carol l,ust'hen
Ronnie I.ust'hen
loan Kleflrary
lfrances McKinnon
Mary' Ann Iyltkinnion
Barbara NIePherson
'Xlarion NleWillianis
Patsy Massey'
Bobbie Slay
jatnie Lou Middleton
Billy Nlitehell
Rich-ard Nlitehell
johnny Xlolsbee
George Morgan
Betty' Nlurph
Sarah Nlnrphy'
Nlary Nell Nelson
Beyerly Newsom
Byrd Norris
.lanette Ogden
janite Ogden
l. XY, Ogden
Carolyn Osborne
j, H, Page
Pat Parker
Rnclolplt Patterson
Billy Palton
lully' Pennington
Chester Phillips
liunny Phillips
john Phillips
Nlarianne Phillips
Billy Porter
jalues Powell
Nlyrtlene Pouell
janirc Powledgc
Carl Prentiee
George Pernlite
Belly' Pritntn
lfred Proll
Randall Rainwater
XVilliam Read
Xlauriee Reed
Horatte Reibe
Billy Riggs
RK'lllli'lll Robirds
Nlary' Ann Rodenbaugh
Bobby' Rogers
Billy Rneks
Mary Kay' Sthtuitll
Nlelanie Stott
john Seale
lfraneille Sewell
Wendell Seyrell
Glen Shatlsleford
Belly' Stnilh
lfranees Sntilh
Harry Siuith
jean Stnilh
Ola Slllllil
Paul Sutith
Peggy' Smith
Margaret Speer
Richard Sprague
Nlelba Staples
Ronta Lou Staples
l.ayelle Stanley
Xlary Ann Steele
l.eonartl Stephens
Xlelha Sttnuuerhill
Billy 'lalutn
Charles 'l'aylot
loe 'lelfortl
Kneelon league
-loan lhotnpson
Xlike Thorne
Larol l'oyyles
liarl l'rull
Xhbie jo lutlser
Ralph l'ull
Klallierine Yarnell
Billie joyte Watldle
Xlary Belh lyatle
.Krlen Waldrup
Nlary Wallace
Williatn Ward
loe Warren
Ilene Washburn
Charles Watkins
lloua Sue Webb
Neene Wharton
Dorothy Xyhalley'
liilIIlllClll Whitten
Nlilan joe Williams
,L ll. Wilson
Klharlolle Wilson
lg-rry Wolfe
Roberl lYootlall
Nlary ,Kun lYoodul
Barbara Wright
lYill lVrighl
Leslie lvylit'
Patty Yarbrough
I-iugeuia Yotutu
Wayne lyllles
Wi
BOCDSTEIQS
La Vogue '
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. jones
Holliel Tinkle
Travis and Patsy
Cosper and Puryear
Bob and Ella
Joan, Tricia, and Dollie
Bert and Richard
Mr. Perry A. Long
Watson's Dress Shop
Mr. E. C. Collum
Charlie and Biddy
Raymond Watley
Lloyd Evans
Miss Ellie Tatum
Claire Bryant
Ward and Pace
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Goodwin
Mrs. H. C. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Carey E. Clark
Mr. Merle Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Buck
Mrs. Brutus Harrell and Pat
Randolph James
joan and Henry
-Ioan and Little jim
Denny and Betty Lu
Marilyn and Ray
Happy and Evelyn
Mrs. L. C. Zwahlen and Betty Lee
Jimmie Carroll .
Joe june White
Sanders Cleaners
El Dorado Pipe and Supply
Michael Trull
Rex Jorginson
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Carruthers
Beebe and Spooner
Tommy Blagg
Sid Goza
O. E. Bishop
H. H. Higgs I
Frank H. Thompson'
Nancy and Termite
Dahnelle and Bingham
Charlotte and Oliver
Jo Ann and Tate
Frances and Gerald
Bickerstaff and Paschall
W. T. Wallis
Frank Robert, Jr.-Class '45
Thomas Duffy-Class '45
Mrs. Edna E. Wallis
Eleanor Wyss
George H. Wallis
Yvonne LeBlanc
Grady VVooley
Pete McCall
Fergus Mahoney, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Methvin
H. E. Summers
Dub and Jo
Walker and A. V.
Windham's Furniture Store.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Miller
Mr. and.Mrs. H. L.Puryear
W. H. Jameson H i
Jo Ann 'and Earl
Gillie and Sammy
Mary Ruth and Billy VVayne
Pete Shores
Pete Burrow
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. North
THANKS AGAIN TO THE MERCHANTS
WHO MADE THE
1948 WILDCAT POSSIBLE
WW
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You'x'e reall about the new Paris
Fashions. You've talked about
them. But have you ever worn
ll1e1n?w-lVl1y not? Come in and
let us give you the PARIS
Sam plea
HOME OF GOOD FOOD
Hollywood
Grill
ON THE SQUARE
li JI
We N ever Close
NATIONAL BANK
OF COMMERCE
El Dorado, Arkansas
Courteous Bankzng .Serrfzce
Member of
Federal Deposit lnsuranc
Corporation
GEORGE MORGAN
PONTIAC COMPANY
PONTIAC AND
CADILLAC
CARS
300 South Madison
E1 Dorado, Ark.
We Specialize in
OIL FIELD EQUIPMENT
EL DORADO PIPE AND
SUPPLY COMPANY
JONES 8: ROCHELLE
The Finest in
CLEANING
STUART TYPEWRITER and
TAILORING
ROYAL PORTABLE
TYPEWRITERS
Corner of Cedar and jackson
212 East Elm
El Dorado, Ark.
Elgin - XVATCHES - Hzunilton
MUSIC COMPANY
213 N. Mlashington
Phone 259
El Dorado, Arkansas
TERRY THE JEWELER
Established 1876
FINE DIAMONDS
Kikwik Tire and Appliance
and Service Station EL DORADO
A PHARMACY
GOODYEAR
TIRES AND BATTERIES
Phones
Phones ISS and H343 601 - 602
El Dorado, Ark.
Compliments of
NORTH SIDE
PHARMACY
YV. Roland Giles, Prop.
Phone 399
El Dorado, Ark.
MOTHER MAC'S
KITCHEN
544 IVest Hillsboro
El Dorado, Arkansas
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
SENIOR CLASS
A FRIEND
SOUTH SIDE
PHARMACY
Louis IV. Ella - Louis XV. Ella, Jr.
Phone 260
IVashington and Center
W e Delinafr'
Compliments of
HARRIS-TRIMBLE
MOTOR COMPANY
RANDOLPH
COFFEE SHOP
Your
NASH ' REO
1 Dealer
El Dorado, Arkansas
HOME HOLLYWOOD
FINANCE CO., INC. CLEANERS
L O A N S THE BEST
On Automobiles, Trucks, in
Real Estate, Furniture
208 North Washington
CLEANING, PRESSING
AND ALTERATIONS
Phone 1280
POLLY DEBS for school prom
DUGGAR'S
SHOE STORE
RAND'S for rampus strolls
HALL DRUG COMPANY
Preseription Specialists
Complete Line of
MAX FACTOR COSMETICS
Phone 70 - 71
McQUADE'S
Home of
RHYTHM STEP SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOP
4'Toys For Tow"
Campus Queens
DA NCE, BALLERINA,
DANCE
Ifmu- SHOES lfmm f" f'
SPRING FORMAL
ZAVELO'S
from
Paris Ifzasllirnl, -lKIl'Il1ll'llIIf', 1-i-1
C"'m"' New YORK New York Store
STORE
Firestone
Home 8z Auto Supply
Claud Cook I Hugh Weatherford
Main and South Mlest
Phone 316
EL DORADO, ARKANSAS
BOB ELLIOTT 8z SON
jewelers
E1 Dorado 0 Magnolia
Crossett. Ark.
Go to
SIMS STUDIO
for
GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
'A' 'A' if
Photographers for
1948 WVildcat
East Side of Square
Over New York Store
RITCHIE
GROCER CO.
Wholesale Distributors
in
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES
El Dorado, Arkansas
Phone 380
Langston Metal Shop
Established 1908
Phone 84
Compliments of
Virginia Lepine
MEET THE GANG
at
THE CASTLE
For Latest Things in
WESTINGHOUSE
g0 to
Timmins Hardware
and Furniture Co.
ALL WELL DRESSED MEN BUY THEIR CLOTHES
at the
Star Clothing House
The MrJst Mczderrz Alerfs Store in Arlmfzszls
Kavanaugh Llotors, Inc.
LINCOLN MERCURY
Sales and Service
312 XVest Main Street El Dorado, Arkansas
THIS BOOK
PRODUCED IN
THE PLANT OF
ffmey pfbmimq Z 80
Lion Oil Building
EL DORADO, ARKANSAS
Newell's Trucking
BOB NEYVELL
WHEELIN G PIPE LINE
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
Heard Motor Company
425 North West Avenue
Phone 1001
DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS
THE
EXCHANGE BANK
AND
TRUST COMPANY
Complete Bankzng Serwzrie
MhFllR
NI! fFlIC
EL DORADO
HOUSE
l'ashzon Center
of El Dorado
209 East Main St
See Your Chevrolet Dealer
For
THE NEWEST LINE
THE GREATEST FEATURES
THE BIGGEST VALUES
fur Economical Transportation
.4 L..
Griffin Auto Company
Phone 1500 We Never Close
Sterling's Dept. Store
109-lll West Main Street
E1 Dorado, Ark.
"Everything for Men, Women and Children
at a Saving"
Fagan
Electric Company
Electrical Service
Engineering and Contracting
NVHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS
Phone 3585
FOR LATEST HAIR STYLES
go to
I l I 0 I I O I
Art Mode Beauty Salon
PHONE S585
209 N. Jefferson Phone l0l8
The House of Fine Roses
United Credit Jewelers
202 S. Mlashington Phone 199
FOR ALL KINDS OF GIFTS
go to
Carter Book Store
Home of Hallmark Cards
IF YOU YVANT THAT
VOGUE LOOK
Shop at
Morris 8z Company
Timmins Hardware
and Furniture Co.
Invites You to Come In
and See Their
YVESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
AUTO PARTS CO.
"Your N.A.P.A. llobbef'
PHONE 2870
MCDAVID BUICK CO.
We Service All Makes
and Models
PHONES 1075 - 3580
HOME
FURNITURE COMPANY
"Everything for the H
3282 Vkfashington St.
E1 Dorado, Ark
Congratulations
UNION INVESTMENT
COMPANY
El Dorado, Ark.
"The Home of Fine
Furniture"
HANNA 8a COMPANY
EID
orado ' Smack
393 Phone 87
WEST BROTHERS
DEPARTMENT STORE
Everything for the
Family
Dress Shoppe on Second Floor
'EER' MOTOR
STEPHENS
COMPANY
HUDSON
Authorized Sales and Service
MERCURY
OUTBOARD
MOTORS
Phone 3762 1310 N. YVest Ave.
EL DORADO, ARK.
R. R. Brown 0 Ruth A. YVilson
S. W. McHenry
UNITED
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Basement First National Bunk
All Kinds of llIS1lVlHl!'l'
Exrfpt Life
M. T.
Phone
Green A. W. Moulon
GREEN -MOUTON
MOTOR CO.
Sales and Service
376 505 N. YV
EL DORADO, ARK.
est Ave.
Compliinenls of
RIALTO
and
MAJESTIC
Theaters
-s
ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO.
El Dorado, Arkansas
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
SENIOR CLASS
MR. AND MRS. BRUCE ANTHONY
B. W. Reeves SL Company
DEPARTMENT STORE
Established 1879
Fl Dorado Arkansas
T. P. Marks Uompany
THE FINEST IN SERVICE
E1 Dorado Arkansas Phone 9100
"Congratulations
GRADUATES!"
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