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

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Helen Haggard, business manager, Miss Hoyt, adviserg Lois Srader and Don Nye, co-editors, Ed Wall, business manager. 1., , 4 'll' I ,. fr L 4, A tfnigy 1 if 7' 'fl Jef i . f lj ,, I ig X X WA 'Q ,wk at Y ' . N' H it 1.1. V I A ,i A W V X Q., X r . 4 X1 b lx mi , fi If 4 Y.. Y 1 L' - 'L K: 3 LLL! ,V l Q' Y Ll Each member of the El Doradoan . 'X - f N: ' 91. - h I, 'iq staff had an important part in making 1 , ' FF . this year's El Doradoan, whether in A l planning, selling, photography, copy im, , tp of has busy Veal' Vx +, ' writing, typing, or other necessary ' 4, ,G x' '1',,, we work. They sincerely hope that you ' , A 'Q Will enjoy the book as much as they Le ' we-., J have enjoyed working on it. fl 0 ' , , . 1-'L K. '-A .wks -. Q Bill Jester, photographerg Viv- ian Cannon, typistg Marty Scholler, Joan Baker, and Dorothy Lively, art, Shirley Grubb Knot picturerlj. Bill Hildebrand and Jim Lovern, sports writers, JoAnne Wisley, Los Morgan, Marjorie Bowyer, copy writers. 29

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front row: Eddie Jackson, Weldon Braman, Gene Dickinson, John Unger, Richard Wilson, Jerry Mosier. Second row: Kenneth Usrey, Ronald Carlton, Leroy Ray, Carl Boyer, H. C. Ruckert, Melvin Schmidt, Gene VVilson, Bob Johnston, Albert Blake, W. R. McMillan. Third row: Vernon Jackson, Gail Vogelman, Roy Buffum, David Nuttle, Richard Faulconer, Arlan Stackley, Wayne Edgington, Walter Wiley, Jack West. Fourth row: Dale Potter, Donald Welty, Ray Robinson, Nelson Olinger, Ronald Welty, Jack Kimball, Charles Swank, LeRoy Williams, Gene Countryman. Top row: Jim Finey, Robert Carson, Don Loos, Dale Hamilton, Larry McCully, Darrell Carlton, Dick Burch, Larry McCaffree. The El Dorado F. F. A. chapter has had one of its most successful years in the history of the club. First in line for honors the local boys won a silver emblem award in the National Dairy Judging Contest held at Waterloo, Iowa, on October 1, 1951. Individual ratings in this contest were Weldon Braman, silver, Kenneth Schmidt, silver, John Unger, silver, and Gene Dickinson, gold in showmanship. In qualifying for this national con- test, the judging team took first in the state in dairy judging and ranked second in the entire state judging contest, which is the best record ever established by an El Dorado F. F. A. team. During the year the El Dorado Chapter was entertained by skating parties, a hayrack ride, a dance, and other forms of recreation. The officers for the year were John Unger president, Gene Dickinson vice- presidentg Eddie Jackson, secretary, Weldon Braman, treasurerg Richard Wilson, re- porter, Mr. McMillan adviser. The degree of State Farmer has been awarded to John Unger, Weldon Braman and Gene Dickinson. 30