El Dorado High School - Wildcat Yearbook (El Dorado, AR)

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iw W' .-f Y gk 'Ji - 1' J 4 3 f - Deiarwff Hrcku, Jkrxrrr, Mzao-,f. and Krwrefr Newgom, amderwr in Mrs, J. E. Pence K fgmior Fnqlrd Mai: qivce a panel reporf ow Cmopflrf True leaf of fhe Mohicansf' rowbfe A Barter Knowledge of Lf? Emorm Mahony prepares fo dlssecf a frog in biokzqy, while anoflver sm, den? peers Hwropqr a mrcroscope, 'W' I I Mfg. J. W, Racer BA. Enqrisiw Qt' ,Q 2 'Q38 ,f .J 'F K A-1? 1 f M155 Efrwel Roger HA. Engalgh .1 7 'R a Mr, Roberf Laney HA. English 6 -vi - M.: Mr, Frank Fisclwe BSE. Prrysrcal Educafiofr Biology

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Pbyfzmf Erfucrzizbn and Claemzkiry The purpose of boys' physical education is to assist pupils in acquiring ri variety of physif cal and recreational skills and to promote hot' ter health. Thr' program clcvclops lcziclcrship, Fellowship, sportsmanship, uncl cooperation. Chcmistry prcpzircs those intcrcstccl in scicncc For gi czircsr in gi lahorntory or for further study. -4 , A, ,:. ,--4 Mr, Pelham Austin Mr, Garland Gregori, BA. B.S. Physical Education Ph sical Ediifation Y Biology arh Pel Austin clneclcs to see whether or not Grady Math if pinned by Jbe Jacobs in fifth period physi al education. rx. F 4 0 - Bmlrl Pbyfzmf and Mental fl ferinm Chemistry classes study the composition of suh stnnccs uncl thcir transformation, while hiology classes study the function of living organisms. The English stuclcnts once Llgkllll cntcrccl claisscs this your with trcpiclxition, hut crnnc out very much imprcssccl nitli their non' storc of linowl' cclgc. Us 1 ' ' Y' fall . -WZ . J ip, ,- Mr. Lowefi Morrison M55 Marian Cv BA. MA. Physical Edicalicr' Science Biology Enfffzrb and B C5 Koiflifa Andrews, Larry Kinard, Jimmy Gaslon and Torn McRae ggivc problem in Qhennisiry with solulion. ---an-rv Page 1 B

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llie backs of Cafroll Dickens, Horace l-linsnaw, Pnillip Powledqe, David Morrison and Roy Seimfo regis- 'er interest as they await the snowing of The British Isles in 5 world lhistcry class. form! 5 fIfl6l1Ii?5 and Cammerzmf All classes in school, especially the social studies students, use the audio-visual equipment as a teaching aid. lhree projectors, four screens, three film strip projectors and three tape recorders are owned by the school and help teach American and world history, contemporary problems, commercial geography, sociol- ogy and psychology. The department is also well equipped with maps. charts and other instructional materials. The commercial department offers typing, hooklaeeping, shorthand and transcription to students llgh has a course that may he classed as vocational. it is to he found in the commercial department. Typing is becoming increasingly important to students intend- ing to enter college so the typing classes are always eroiyderl. lV1rg4 Maior Ngdipi Mrs. A. L, GSHIS BA. BA. Comrnercia S' ici Studies interested in entering the business world. If Senior a e l-licks trams for secretarial Norm, 5. k N. 3 1 up Pcxqe 20 ri 4 . V E' k Mrs. Noel Smith-Big. Mrs' James Pence Commercial S,eda?'?1QUd5m English .miie