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

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Glass O 1950 I FIRST ROW: R. Dickson, Pierce, Moore, Houston, Ruckert, Thompson, Kiseckcr, Cameron, I-Iart, VVelty, Pennington, Barber, Fowler, Blanchard, Kromer, Mitchell, Meyers. SECOND ROW: Webb, Smith, Thompson, Buhler, Barton, Baltzell, Logan, Usrey, Barnes, Maxwell, Owens, Lehr, Erpelding, VVest, Hart, Williams, Ross, Reep. THIRD ROYV: Srader, Scott, DeLano, Hope, Harris, Incontro, Lehr, Breese, Crelly, McKinney, Bell, VVillian1s, Moore, Horney, Rogers, Snow, Ball, Crockett. FOURTH ROW: Doyle, Leek, Bolin, Williams, Robinson, Sholdcrs, Knowles, Shriver, Loyd, Leach, Shirkey, Lemasters, Jones, Gibson, Marsh, Zieman. FIRST ROVV: Holaday, Scholfield, Van Fleet, McReynolds, Trapp, Lewis, Purcell, Kunkle, Holm- sti-om, Elmborg, Hatton, Blankenship, Edwards, Tarrant, Prigmore, Brazil, Jones, Sullivan, Trostle, Speaker, Shaffer, Renimert, Smith. SECOND ROW: Mannion, Hash, L. Scott, Hil'l, Kinball, Neely, Taylor, Love, Stebbins, Brant, McCoy, Bell, Riggs, Doty, Mattix, Nixon, Coffman, Meyers, B. Dick- son, Faulconer, R. Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Anderson, Stark, Crockett, Demo, Blanchard, Murray, Brick- lev, Werts, Gruver, Huttenhoff, Finch, Donlay, Maddux, Riggs, Robbins, Hollis, Sweeney, Shook, Gilliland, Schmidt, Martin, Long, Large McDonald. FOURTH ROXV: Carrol, Fowler, Slioopman, Crist, Beever, Richey, M. Jones, Harvey, Butler, Needham, Grant, Fowler, L. Long, Bunson, Mc- lntire, Ash, Andrus, Fansler, Miller, Wesley, Pcnl, Korner, Bracken, Pierce. Every one of the juniors has good reason to be proud of his progressive class. With state of seniorhood just around the corner, these juniors are even now preparing for their grand showing in 1950. This promising class has been highly active, excolling in all fields. With the pep and enthusasm they have shown, we know that their last year will be an outstanding one. Glen Gruver, president, June Elmborg, secre- taryg Don Prigniore, vice-president, Lea Large. treasurer.

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FIRST ROW: Schonelierg, D. Schmidt, Mattox, Moss, Leonard, D. Smith, Bright, Post, Ball, Myers, Sullivan, Daniel, Neighbors, Barr, Pippig, Green, Morti, Liggett, and Darnold. SECOND ROW: Kinnsinger, Ellis, Gipson, Kelly, B. McAdoo, C. Smith, P. Johnson, McCauley, Holladay, Still, Tighe, S. Schmidt, Bigler, Jackson, Pickett, Morris, Zieman, and Miss Ward. THIRD ROW: Overton, Griffith, Dunham, Rollings, Wintermote, Krops, Wagner, Dalton, Thorburn, Mulvany, B. Walker, Bell, B. Foulk, Grove, Cooper, Cassidy, Jenkins, and Thomas. FOURTH ROW: T. Lively, Robinson, Boone, K. Schmidt, Patty, Bellew, Sibley, and Ratley. FIRST ROW: Dennis, Shaffer, Guthrie. Reed, Parry, Jones, Bill Johnson, Gladfelter, Robertson, Lamb, Greiner, G. Lively, I. Page, Porter, Palmer, Counter, R. Schmidt, and Weber. SECOND ROW: Moore, Sweeney, Pearman, J. Betty, Wilson, Hogaboom, Butterworth, Rebstock, Taylor, Shaner, Dickerson, Lehr, B. Betty, Noland, Larkin, Funk, Ma1'tin, Rockley, and Leach. THIRD ROW: Pyle. De Leon, Bob Johnson, Sewel'l, J. Mizer, W. Mizer, Rost, Phillips, Adams, Cook, Parsons, Manion, A. Page, Crowley, Kail, Linn, Nihiser, J. Lewis, and Forrestall. FOURTH ROW: IVIiss Ward, Mc- Kown, Salmans, Fudge, Kingsley, Brown, Hughes, Waymire, R. Warren, Cox, R. Cassidy, Trent, B. Warren, Eisenhour, Maus, Stanton, E. Walker, Ridgeway, Bailey, and J. McAdo0. Glass Og 1951 Here are those fun-loving, carefree sophomores who last year, were the forgotten race toth- erwise known as freshmenl. In every way these industrious students have made their presence known. They are extremely proud of the large number from their class who have displayed out- standing ability in athletics, music, forensics, and other fields. To the class of 1951 go our most gen Dalton, vice-pl-esirlentg Bill Johnson Sl1'1C6Y6 WlSll6S for SUCCESS ill tl'l9 116X'C 'EWO y63I'S. president: Harriet Brown, treasurer Mal ll-ne Moss, secretary. 17