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

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Members of the 1952 Class: Z. Adrian, F. Anderson, G. Andrus, G. Arb, B. Bacon, J. Baker, D. Barnes, H. Barnes, I. Bass, K. Bell, B. Binter, B. Bolin, L. Bowers, M. Bowyer, J. Boyce, W. Braman, A. Brewood, D. Brooks, B. Bruce, J. Bryan, K. Burns, D. Butler, V. Cannon, B. Canon, B. Cantrell, W. Carriker, P. Carter, L. Cherryholmes, R. Church, J. Cook, J. Cook, E. Coons, M. Cowley, B. Cox, M. Crist, M. Crum, C. Dale, J. Davenport, B. Davis, J. Delahunt, G. Dickinson, D. Donley, S. Dungan, G. Elder, F. Farthing, E. Faulkner, B. Feder, D. Feller, T. Fisk, J. Foraker, J. Foster, P. Gilliland, L. Gillis, E. Gipson, F. Grant, P. Gray, B. Green, F. Grosch, S. Grubb, H. Haggard, D. Hamaker, M. Hamblin, R. Hamilton, D. Harper, D. Harper, C. Ha rt, J. Hartnett, L. Harvey, R. Harvey, B. Hender- son, B. Henderson, B. Hiedeman, D. Hill, J. Hollis, B. Hudson, W. Ittner, E. Jackson, K. Kassebaum, C. Keith, L. Kennedy, W. Kimball, A. Kinney, J. Kirkman, M. Komer, G. Lamb, J. Lehr, R. Lehr, B. Lemasters, R. Lewis, R. Link, S. Linn, D. Lockamy, P. Logan, P. J. Logan, A. Long, E. Love, J. Lovern, F. McGoyne, M. McKenzie, J. Mahan, D. Marcum, D. Martin, S. Martin, D. Mill'er, N. Mitchell, J. Moreland, L. Morgan, D. Moriarty, H. Moser, M. Mossman, D. Murphy, H. Myers, Ha1'riet Myers, B. Nelson, D. Noel, J. Norris, D. Nye, D. O'Brien, K. Ogan, P. Parscal, R. Pierce, C. Pen- nington, F. Perry, P. Pei-shall, P. Peyton, M. Pierce, G. Porter, D. Potter, L. Quinones, D. Ram- sey, E. Redburn, D. Reep, B. Reiche1't, J. Richey, R. Richey, G. Ridgeway, P. Riggs, P. Robetrs, K. Robertson, M. Schafer, H. Schlesinger, Y. Schmidt, L. Scribner, D. Seeber, M. Seymour, D. Sharp, G. Shombcr, B. Shook, G. Silor, B. Simpson, I. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, E. Sniock, C. Snook, C. Spires, L. Srader, B. Stangle, F. Steiner, H. Stewart, B. Stiller, J. Studebaker, M. Thomas, P. Thomas, S. Thomason, F. Thompson, R. Thompson, C. Thorburn, J. Unger, L. VanBeber, J. Vogelman, B. VonBehren, P. Wade, W. Waldorf, E. Wall, J. Walls, D. Wentworth, B. West, J. Whitacre, J. Wicliers, M. Wiley, K. Willett, J. Wisely, J. Young, P. Zieman, D. Garland, D. Lively. Glass of IQSQ Now we present the lowly freshmen. Despite the fact that these underprivileged characters have had to bear the brunt of insignificance, their spirits have remained high. The accomplishments of this up-and-coming class in the many phases of school life can- not be overlooked. And with the initiative and zeal these freshmen possess, we are con- fident they will continue to carry on the aims and traditions of E. H. S. 18

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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

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