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

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A 1-Pi ,.4. 1 - I STUDENT CQUNCIL .ijilv ,iff ,l It 44 5 ENT ,J -' 1 P .i - J. . Q , . n - ll J I 43 -J' 'ill 'xii ff J ' u N I ' ' ,-. 4: i V 1 '., Q ,-' sifiuy . 4 i i , A in , Since the first of school when the campaign for vice-president started, our Student Council has sponsored numerous activities, such as school dances, W. P. A. Week, and a carnival in the gym. Besides these, they have sponsored the project of sending money to the school in Beaugency, helped in the Community- Clean-Up Campaign, and amended the high school constitution. The officers, of whom We are very proud, are Jim Barber, Bill Johnson, Dorthy Ann Smith, and Richard Thomp- son. ,elf ,,f T iff' . i if v , 'V' 'J' ' L' ,.-.1 Q ,-.w 4 ' If f ' 4 :. lrl T A 'q 15 J PM yin ,lg jg lmg X N, I ' If .. . .nf -J! jjr Standing: Lewis, Crelly, Kunkle, Miller, Phillips, Mattix, Camron, Lemasters, P1-igmore, Peal, Van Fleet, Donlay, Carroll, Cunningham, Leach, Dalton, Loyd, McKown, Walls, Mr. Cornwell. Seat- ed: lst row-Breese, Johnson, Barber, Thompson, Smith, 2nd row-Moss, Cook, Bacon, Studebaker, Hamblin, Franklin. 3rd row-Bell, Miss Doyle, Bass, Cook, Bolin. 4th rovv-Newcomer, Seeber, Foster, O'Brien. 17

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'F ' 1 X H . - , ll NINTH GRADE Top: Row 1-Sutton, Cooper, Tapscott, White, Thorburn, Biggs, Post, Wertz, Warren, Whisler, Welty, Young, Usrey, Sullivan, Scanlon. Row 2-Helmer, Silver, Patty, Schmidt, Throckmorton, Ritchey, Rackl'ey, Ramsey, Smith, Moore, Schmidt, Sanders, Whatley, Sweeney, Srader. Row 3-Rutherford, Woelk, Smith, Smith, Rost, Wesley, Scott, Smith, Sibley, Wisdom, Sewell, Snook, Schlesinger, Russum, Robbins, Shafer, Welsh. Row 4- Stock, Summers, Warren, Sargent, Robbins, Peffley, Evans, McGayne, Shafer, Page, Palmer, Brown, Brooks, Bowman, Richards, Parks, Wilson, Wimberly. Middle: Row 1--Coralzes, Mossman, Long, Lockard, Incontro, Krifteworth, Lehr, Myres, Merwin, Cervantes, Hammer, McAdoo, Nace, Loos, Kail, Moore, Latta. Row 2-Metcalf, Brazil, Banks, Bonnell, Crelly, Newberry, Rummel, McCoy, McWilliams, Beaman, Towner, Herrman, Bu1'ch, Hogoboom, Higgins, Hogoboom, Earp. Row 3--Davenport, Dewall, Cornwell, Cary,'Brumback, Johnson, Maus, Lietzke, Schwantz, Ferguson, Fessenden, Statts, Peterson, Hiedeman, Baker, Jordan. Row 4-Lewis, Merriman, Murphy, Orr, Thomas, Schoolfield, An- thony, McCully, Hildebrand, Lewis, Miller, Rolland. Row 5-Crabtree, Middleton, Kizer, Lewis, Newsom, Mur- ray, McGinnis, Kieth, Kelly, Martin, Marcum, Hughey, Luke, Ott, Jolliffe. Bottom: Row 1-Bruce, Higgins, Faster, Johnson, Fowler, Butler, Clark, Fry, Farthing, Adams, Burns, Bailey, Haines, Freeman, Baker, Row 2-Fowler, Edwards, Cloyds, James, Gregerson, Brower, Caldwell, Easley, Blaine, Hughes, Hayes, Burch, Carson, Derstein. Row 3-Ehrlich, Eisenhower, Elder, Harvey, Ferguson, Funk, Abbot, Hayes, Hawkins, Breton, Gautier, Criss, Cooper, Foraker, Belk, Burch, Hopkins. Row 4-Garland, Datin, Covert, Golobay, Gentry, Cantrell, Dwire, Daniel, Harrison, Binter, Faulconer, Barlett, Anderson, Hollis, Dauber. Row 5-Hearrell, Braman, Dale, Dillon, Colman, Anderson, Ash, Ash, Bell, Gornelison, Huar- racha, Hobson, Finey, Carlton, Houser. V 162

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Q 1 f 'Il K 1 v O K -. - , Standm H'ut Ptal Crist Loyd Qexted l clw'ude Pngmme M1 Snvdei Gantt Duiing thle year the Kayettee undei the eponeorship of Miss Laffeity and Miss Broadie have engaged in numerous activi- tieb Thioughout the year they have eent money clothing and Chrietmae cards to our foreign affiliate in Beaugency, France. The highlight of the yeai was the highly suc- cessful Kayette Week from March 19 to March 24 ending with the Annual lVlother- Daughtei Banquet Lead by their very fine officers-Jean qi ' I ' A' 'Q - 2 5 'N N ' zz' ' Y V Q A E I E Q2 I I :Q V ' YL-,fi A , i f e.'4fw ', . T- fy i! ,fl Vg P' JMX HI-Y CABINET AND SPONSOR ' V 1 . V: V Q, v , U if -' ' . f vi X -. i I ., I -I -' l H! , A M I ,Q r I y . I ', ' N . .A ' x -N , Bell, Dorothy Ann Smith, Lea Large, and Marlene Dickerson-Kayettes this year had a membership which included nearly every girl in E. H. S., and their various activities attest to their lively interest in their organ- ization. r .4-va--4. E... IS