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

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0!1 Ye ! Tile W- .,,,,, dass 0f 474 In the lower halls of El Dorado High dwells a forgotten race-the Sophomore Class. Its members look with longing eyes at the grace, charm, and assurance of the lofty Seniors or of the slightly less lofty Juniors. Ah, the seniors are our ideals, to be one of them our ambition! But after taking off the rose-colored glasses, we still find that the Sophomore Class has plenty of promise. We were a little green, but, after a few weeks in the big building, we Sophomores had made our place. In fact our skies were clearly blue until on the horizon appeared a dark cloud -the Pep Club initiation. VVhat a shock to discover that some of our oomphiest debu- tantes could be de-glamorized by a gunny sack or a hairnet. We attended all the football and basket- ball gamesg there we cheered ourselves hoarse. Some of our Sophomore boys- Lewis, Shrader, Durnil, and Lumpkins-- seem destined to be the stars of the court next year. Although precedent forbade our staging a play, potential Barrymores and Cornells exist in our midst. Our members have performed in assemblies, in Girl Re- serves, and in Hi-Y. In fact, our ranks overflow with talent, beauty, and skill. COf course, weire not pre,judiced.J Sometimes we are patronized by older students, but this doesn't faze us a bit for into our hands soon will be laid the keys of the high school. Even though you think we have already accomplished a lot, you have seen little yet for we're an up-and-coming lot. The Sophomores of today will be the Seniors of tomorrow. So look out, World! The Class of '44 is on its way!