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

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YW Front row: John Unpger, lleloies Hill, Betty Binter, Lois lllorgan, Hill Jester. Second row: Betsy Huron, lid Wall, Ken IQHS'-Ulrtllllll, Russell Griffith, Kathleen Hurns Hawk row: llc-ve1'ly Stiller, Ralph Er'lihz:r1li Sharp. Fifteen receive honors as GRADUATES CUM LAUDE Each year the upper ten percent of the graduation class are chosen for Cum Laude. Members of this select group are honored for their good records and high scholastic achievements during their four years in high school. The 'x'2ll0fllCl0l'l?lU ot' the Class of 1952 is Lois Morgang the Saluta- torian, Beverly Stiller. lf? . ,lim Cook, Delores llalnaker, Dorothy

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Herman D. Schlesinge Vonnie Schmidt Mary Margaret Schollei DQ-an E. Sceber Mavis Ann Seymour Dorothy Sharp Ronniv Shields Gary Shomlrer Yelvzx Lee Shuman 1 Gary Allen Silor l Imogene Smith Marilyn Sue Smith Elsiv Mae Smock Clzxiinlv Snmila KGIlIll1ill L, Snider licliih Speiiver Vlyflv Murray Spires luis l.u1'eIiu Sradvr Floyml Sleinvr llvverly Stiller .lean Stiuluhaker .lean Rwlburn South Pat 'l'hmnas Sally Tliuinnsmi Riuliurml A. 'l'hn1npson John Unger Lurillv Van Heber .loan Yngclniiziii Willis R. Waldorf Emlwaril FI. Wall Jimmie XValls, Jr. Buddy VVelibQr Richard L. Wentworth Betty Ann West Jack Wichers Karilyn Willvtt

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O CE beam swell Oegiuci io Elini-or W' 3M.fV'X Uxf5'A toni, tidf, 'udxfxvv QM VNV R592 'il or VAC. 4' i rofxiksir. i'.,.x,Xu,f9. , X440 JUNIOR CLASS is largest in school The Juniors, the class of 19533, will be the seniors and leaders of next year. This class is numerically the 1,,Q5 r 'W 'ffl largest class in El Dorado High gg to School. Flass officers: Susie Murray treasurerg Paul Hawkins, Jr.. vice-presidentg Jerry Peterson, presidentg Joy Cooper, secretary. Juniors are the most fortunate stu- dents in school, in that they do not have to adjust to senior high ways in September, nor will they have to part permanently from their school friends in May. The activities of this class are many and varied. A number rated high in music and forensics events, as well as in scholarship and athletics. The class play, In Spring the Sap was presented on March 28 and provided fine entertainment for a large audience. Bringing to a close the activities of the year, the class banquet was held on May 15 at the Masonic Hall and was followed by the prom in the school gym. Ut, - .- A ,,, U,bt,.7i,mua, tuu,6,s+82,u2.oy.f-vfuv'-H ,QR -371:-AA' .uraf,,2,.,,J7gf: an-.Q ver' J 7 .PPCIVA game to sm-nior girls. 4 Juniors rehearse for class play. Circle: Mary Johnson, who, be- cause of illness, was absent when all group pictures were made. L The junior girls lose a basketball v