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

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E ?' 3:1- Cheesecake and goalposts-what a combination! Carolyn Young looks sr-cure, and if the ladder holds, Nancy Martin will wind that last goalpost by gametime, Q Q X . lim 153 5 IE- QW UQEEIQ' Wil: nl fuL.lJg 'Q S Fifi, . - ag Even rain ean't dampen our high spirits! Page 4 Enthusiasm is in our faces We perch atop goal posts winding endless yards of crepe paper and when homecoming arrives we search for new and different ideas. NYC laugh and enjoy the wind and rain or the excitement of assem- bly. But as Christmas season approaches, we remember that all is not play, and channel our enthusiasm into the spirit of giving. E THUSIASM

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