El Dorado High School - El Doradoan Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

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PAGE TWENTY'TVVO NIARTHE LARUE We didn't know that red haired folks could be so good- natured until we became ac- quainted with Martha. Thoughts of her are generally followed by thoughts of the famous Hilcrcle Francais. NIERLE LIETZKE llere's the true king of hearts but instead of the proverbial tarts, we might put kisses. His accomplishments would fill volumes. Suffice it to say that he has specialized and made a general success in the three F's -Fords, foot- balls and females. TED LIGGETT Ted is brilliant. His head will speak for that, both inside and outside. Some say he 's very bashful but he 's too modest to admit it. By his freckles ye shall know him. VIDA LooM1s One of the very few who managed to slip through school without causing any great dis- turbance. She has faithfully worked to get all possible out of her studies and she has succeeded in so doing. Vive la Vida!

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FLORA Josnrn Flora successfully grappled with Demon Flunk, and then journeyed to Africa just as her sheep-skin came in sight. If she makes as many friends among the cannibals as she did among her classmates, then there need be no fear about seeing her again. CLIFFORD J osLIN Here 's one of the reasons why Thompson Bros, has been styled El Dorado's most interesting and progressive store. Cliff has a natural fondness for every- thing but study. His sonnet, To My Books, is excelled only by his more recent work, f'To My RUTH. DONALD KITCH The philosopher of the class- a Socrates up-to-date. Don has prepared a treatise on school spiritnwhich he expects to pre- sent to each subscriber of his 'tEl Doradoanf' May We add that his brightest hope lives in Arkansas City? MARIAN LANKFORD Marian and Kansas Weather are direct antipathies in that Marian is far from changeable. Her words and her Work are in inverse proportions, and she uses few Words. IAGE TVS ENTY ONE

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IRENE lVlARCUM Irene believes that a school is made for studying purposes only and she carries out her theory-the Faculty will vouch for that. Sometime if you see her idling let us know, for we like to see phenomena, too. EUGENE Mc CALL 'Gene plus friend Bobby makes some boy. Bob's latest philan- thropic stunt has been to nomi- nate his partner for mayor of Rosalia. And a dainty Junior High miss will be mayor-ess. HELEN MAC NAUGHTON One of the bright lights of the Chubby Cherubs' Club Whose motto is, I would rather be thin than Prcsidentf' Helen belongs to no strict labor union but works faithfully and con- scientiously until her duties are accomplished. ORVILLE NIIDKIFF His hair and serious demeanor are both puzzles and have kept us guessing. Orville has special- ized in a business course and it would 11ot surprise us in the least to find him in the near future seated at a big desk with Private printed on the office door. PAC L TWLNTY THRILE