Eldorado High School - Talon Yearbook (Eldorado, TX)

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its QW! HAL WHITTEN A likeable brown-eyed Sen- ior, Hal Whitten has earned an outstanding athletic reputation during his high school days. As captain of the '45 Eagle squad. he made all-district end and did his part toward winning the District Championship. Hal also took part in track, Dramatics Club, and F.F.A. work and was a class favorite for two years. EDDA LOU MEADOR f' 'U' if Small and lively, Bette Sproul is known as the petite redhead of her class. She has proved her efficiency by active parti- cipation in Dramatics Club. Spanish Club, Commercial Club, H.E. Club, Choral Club. Sextette, Victory Club, Tennis Club, Volley Ball, and Pep Squad. With her exhuberant nature and qualities of leader- ship. Bette has done justice to the title of Head Pep Leader. She has served on the Talon staff two years, and held the position of Business Manager her senior year. DOROTHY NEILL 3 I I fl 1 J' One of the most jovial mem- bers of her class, Edda Lou Meador is known as the typical campus cut-up. As an enthus- iastic leader, she was of great assistance in boosting the Eagles. As well as being Sen- ior Editor of the Talon, Edda Lou was active in Volley Ball, Pep Squad, and Band, and was a member of the Choral, Ten- nis, Commercial, Press, Victory, H.E., and Dramatics Clubs. A well-known student around the campus of E.H.S. is dark haired Stuart Williams. His chief interests, centering in the athletic field, were football and track, as well as Dramatics Club and Spanish Club. A friendly, congenial boy, Stuart served as co-captain his sen- ior year, was senior class fav- orite, and reigned as '46 Talon King. BETTE SPROUL Attractive, brilliant, and pop- ular are words that best de- scribe Dorothy Neill. Her de- pendability and friendliness have made Dorothy an inval- uable student of E.H.S. She was elected Football Queen during her senior year, '43 class fav- orite and Sophomore Talon Duchess. Dot has been an ac- tive member in the Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Choral Club, Victory Club, Tennis Club, H.E. Club, Volley Ball, and Recreation Council. Be- sides being Editor-in-Chief of the '46 Talon, Dorothy has been twirler three of her high school years and drum majorette her senior year. STUART WILLIAMS 3-nv-'

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ears YT? MARY LILLIAN ELLINGTON A quiet, demure Senior and an outstanding student is Mary Lillian Ellington. As president of the senior class she has proved her efficiency and co- operative spirit. Besides being an accomplished musician and '46 Talon Queen, she has parti- cipated in the H.E. Club, Dra- matics Club, 'Choral Club, Pep Squad, Tennis Club, and Span- ish Club. Another honor of dis- tinction was her being chosen D.A.R. representative and a class favorite for two years in Succession. TOMMY GREEN .4 1 4 'U' ,J Not only his good looks, but also his ready smile have won I. D. Yardley the nickname of Tall and Handsome around E.H.S. His club work centered around Dramatics Club and Spanish Club, while his ath- letic interests veered to foot- ball. Because of his friendliness and cooperation with his fellow students, I. D. is considered an indispensable member of the Senior Class. .-.X 995 DANELL BAKER While thinking of Tommy Green, one invariably thinks of Moo Cow Moo , an early recitation. His good nature and lively sense of humor will carry him far on the road to success. Tommy's chief interests were football and track, but he was also a consistent member of the Dramatics Club and Span- ish Club. One of those amazingly likeable people, Doris Calcote is a friend to all who know her. Doris, an enthusiastic student, has been of great service through her membership in the Spanish Club, H.E. Club, Com- mercial Club, Dramatics Club, and Choral Club. . 4- - ! 1 I. D. YARDLEY Her sunny disposition, her spirit of fun, and love of life are combined to make Danell among the first in the hearts of her classmates. When theres work as well as play to be done, she is always handy to share the responsibility. Darrell was active in Pep Squad. Choral Club, Victory Club. Spanish Club, Band, Dramatics Club, Commercial Club, and H.E. Club. DORIS CALCOTE 'T