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

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SXxsNSXXN st 'EIL ID Q IH ID QD 'He N f4Ww W4fffffW 5a Q xx. SENIORS THE history of the class of nineteen twenty-eight is nearly complete and in this short space we want to leave a happy reminder of the many accomplishments of this class of modern youth. It was only three years ago that we first entered the halls of E.H.S. from across the way with one hundred twenty-seven in our ranks. There are only seventy-five of that number still with us, but though some have left, others have taken their place and we have the distinction of being the largest class to graduate from E.H.S. As Sophomores we continued our onward march toward the student goal, doing our part in winning first place in the Arkansas Valley league Scholarship con- test. As Juniors we captured first place in the Valley Constitution contest, also helping E.H.S. win second place in Scholarship in the Valley. Each year has found the honor roll containing its quota of representatives from the class of '2.8. We cannot forget the abilities of the Seniors as speakers, singers, and actors. Our Junior play, A Pair of Sixes was the introduction of our out-standing dramatic ability, which was further displayed in our Senior play, The Whole Town's Talking. In athletics we have always been well represented. Each year we have beautifully and artistically decorated our section of the Auditorium wall, and this year our sign stands supreme. In high school we have always done our bestg however, what positions we as individuals are to hold in life's activities have not been determined as yet, but what- ever they are, we feel that they will be better for our sojourn in the halls of E.H.S. CLASS OFFICERS Max SMILEY, College Prerident They all had 4 finger In zbe Pie. Red and Black III, IV5 Hi-Y IIIQ Vice-pres. Span- ish club II, Annual Staff IVg Yell Leader II, III, IVg Class Officer II, IVg El Doradoan Staff IV5 Social Science club IV. EDWARD Tama, College. .Yecremry WlJ0'll take my place? Red and Blackg Hi-Yg Class Ohicer IVg Officer Social Science Club IVg Class Play IVg Annual Staff IV. EDWARD ELLET, College. Vive-Prerident. There'J one little girl that Lover Me. T.N.T. IIg Red and Black IVg Class Officer IVg Tennis Hg Football IVg Spanish Club IIg Hi- YII. HADEN Homss, General. Treaxurer Ga 'Long Mule. Red and Blackg Class Officer IVQ Football II, III, IV. ll Q 2. IB 1- yfn, f1f '4' 5' e SV' S A Q Twenty-four r y - u