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

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The E-Club, where We find the muscle-men of our school, includes many of those vvho protect the honor of old EHS. It's members triumph for us on the gridiron, the basketball court, and the cinder track- in fact, in every field of athletics. The E-Club, this year, has been one of the most active in the school's history. First came the initiation of the new foot- ball players. The E-Club members were ushers at the regional basketball tournament, the first in El Do- rado. The joint E-Club and varsity dance was a decided success and vvas the only semi-formal dance of the year. The an- nual E-Club banquet was a gala affair. The tables were decorated with minia- ture basketball, football, track and golf settings. The captains of each team spoke, and each girl was given a rose bud. The able officers this year were Bud Cole, orderly, Dick Shields, secretaryg Leon Copeland, vice-president, and Jim Mather, president. f'-wi Qias l 5 i 57594, -Q , if G .3 , fa Y T Q A my ? fr'+ ,, ? 'W aff ff ,af N 149