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

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WILDCAT YQWLS 'it' EL DoRADo HIGH SCHOOL Wildcat Yowls, published weekly in the Butler County News, has kept stu- dents informed and entertained. Since space was limited, the staff has tried to stress behind the scenes shots, per- sonalities, feature articles, and, of course, sports. The purpose of the course in journal- ism is to teach students to write news and also to read news with understand- ing. STAFF First Semester Editor-in-Chief ..,....,....,................. Bill Bright Assistant Editor ,..,.. ....., Barbara Betty Copy Reader ....,... ..,,. J oan Crowley Sports Editor ,.,..,. ,.,.........,.. La rry Maus Society Editor ,,... ,.... J oycelyn Glaidfelter Feature Editor ....,..,.,,.,.,.....,. Joanne Greiner Reporters .....,,....,,..... ,... M ary Faye Hamblin, Merna Crum, Lucille Van Beber, Homer Belk, Wesley Morris, Betty Davis, and Alherta Long' Second Semester First Nine Weeks Editor-in-Chief .....,......,...,......, Barbara. Betty Assistant Editors ....,,......... Joan Crowley and Joycelyn Gladfelter Co-Sports Editors .........,...... Paul Dennis and Larry Maus Society Editor .,..... .,..... J oanne Greiner Feature Editor ...,.. ....., W esley Morris Bill Bright Student Advisor ...,.. . Exchange Editor .....,,......... Lucy Van Beber Reporters .,.,.........., ....., M erna Crum, Homer Belk, Betty Davis, Alberta Long, Bar- bara Reed, Mary Faye Hamblin, Harriet Brown, and Joe McAdoo Second Nine Weeks ,f'P0'Edit01'S .........,... ...l... .,,. J o an Crowley and Joycelyn Gladfelter Assistant Editor .,.,..... ........., J oanne Greiner Co-Sports Editors ..,.. ..... P aul Dennis and Larry Maus Society Editor ..,,,. . Lucy Van Beber Feature Editor ,..... ,...,. W esley Morris Student Advisors ,..,..., ..... B .ill Bright and Barbara Betty Exchange Editor .......,, .........,..,. M erna Crum Reporters ......,,.... Homer Belk, Betty Davis, Alberta Long, Barbara Reed, Mary Faye Hamblin, Harriet Brown, and Joe Mc- Adoo.

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DUATES CUM LAUDE First, row: llorthy Ann Smith, Mary Bc-th Tigglie, Sally lloylc. Wilma Larkin. Sec'- 7 I . ond row: Nellie host, Mary Louisa- lhillips, .lzxnett liigler, Nlzirlemf Moss. Third row. lllarilvn Shafer. lin-omirml lylorti, Ann Svliom-luerg'. l ourth row: Dorothy Svlmiidt, Shircly Schmidt. The highest scholastic honor to be acquired by an El Dorado High School student is to graduate Cum Laude. To he-come 21 member of the Cum Laude group, at student must rank in the upper ten per cent ot' his graduating: class. This group of ten per cent is obtained by zu'erz1g'i11g students' grrades for all four years ot' their high school record. Congrzitulutions to Dorthy Ann Smith, valedictorian and Dorothy Schmidt. S21lUl,2ll0l'l2l.ll, and to all other members of this group. Wilhur says: These wise young' persons merit praisog 'l'hey've proved that honest effort pays. In scholarship, they lead their classes- Best wishes to the lad and lasses l 30