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

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66 77 wfgur Jaya: ur acu fy id gedt ever. IEANETTE BARBOUR, LILLIAN BENSON, GLADYS BEUCHAT, HELEN BRADFORD, EMMETT BREEN, LOUISE CANNON y I 'r .Q 2 I 3' R.W. CHRISTY, ROBERT CLARK, S. H. COFFMAN, A. H. CORNWELL, DORTHEA DIXON, R. G. DOUGLASS ALBERTA DOYLE, JAMES EDWARDS, VELMA FRANK, CHARLES FULLER, W. M, GROVE, MYRRL HOUCK I L A . RACHAEL HOYT, ROBERT A. LEWIS, R. H. MCCOLLUM, JAMES MCDONALD, W. R. MCMILLAN, L. W. NIXON AJZLAZL I . 3 'Q iv , k , , gr :,....41'41K , I , I A . In .. ,A , 1 .mana -- A girl BUEL ROBINSON, G. E. SHAFFER, VICTOR P. SMITH, RUTH SPANN, WILMET SQUIRE, EDWIN WALBOURN R. W. WALLINGFORD, MILDRED WARREN, LEONA WATKINS, DAVE WEATHERBY , ru-In V ' .W - -:M ' ---f-1 -.23 .. .- 1' L L 'l:lN:. - 4' QQ, l- -. M' I , -- -' AA ' . iw- ME.-V , ' ' L' 1 - 5 M ef, we x l 4 yf-.Sz Q- me dk ,A , Q V .- . 71' I ,, xi , - . 'M -1 .11 ' 1' 2.' L. .,,.,,.V A ' '- - I ' - - A- ' if 1

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,915 ,4 OU... gui ff. emoriea Air fke aaa o 53 i Katy, the Kindergartener crept timidly into school, her eyes filled with tears of fear and wonder. Twelve years later, after having been given a few prods and gentle nudges, she now walks proudly out of her alma mater with stars replacing tears in her eyes. Our Katy is symbolic of the Class of '53. Since they first stepped into school a depression has ended and a World War has been fought and won, but most important of all this class has firmly put its mark on the world. When the newness of school began to wear off, the homework became monotonous and some of those nudges became downright shoves, they were always thinking up some way to make their trek through the realms of education a little easier. Consequently, the parties, pep rallys and other gay times have left a mark on their memories that is never to be forgotten. If you asked any member of the senior class the question of whether this job was worthwhile, I'm sure your answer would be in favor of the affirmative. They have waited patiently for those golden senior days, and now that they are here, it's hard to tell whether their tears are of joy or sadness. The Katies and Billies of this year did not sit and mourn or exclaim over their fate, but took advantage of every opportunity to build for a better school. This they did in athletics, scholarship, forensics, music, agriculture, and every other field. As our seniors of 1952 leave the halls of E. H. S. they can look back on their past with a feeling that t ir class had not only quantity, but a great deal of qual' CLASS OFFICERS: Charles Faulconer, vice-presidentg Joy Cooper, treasurer: Jerry Peterson, president, Shirley Baum secretary. .x'Kr..ff2 I: ' - lj . 'Va 'J 1 ' - I , . , X X I X Q SW ,A 5 , .V o, 1 I :fl V, vu -Y it Q5 3, ,i Xlgsiz W ,Y TQ .... .f Q Democracy C ass. M fwfffe