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

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Klintworth, Lenea Boucher, Muriel Goloby, Terry Gladfelter. SECOND ROW: Jack Crumrine, Connie Beauregaurd, Barbara Nelson, Joan Van Beber, Paul Gilmore. THIRD ROW: Miss Falen, Leihl Ogan, John Harrison, Bill Auer, Billie Jo Harms, Robert Patterson. The Senior Class presented a dramatic mystery entitled Kind Lady . Muriel Golobay, portraying Mary Harries, the Kind Lady , who is a very wealthy art collector, is held a prisoner in her own home by a very ingenious crook, John Harrison, and his accomplaces, Joyce Klintworth, Terry Gladfelter, Connie Beauregard and Billie Jo Harms. Barbara Nelson played the maid who definitely did not trust the Too good looking John. Lenea Boucher, Jack Crumrine, Joan VanBeber, Robert Patterson, Paul Gilmore, Leihl Ogan, and Bill Auer all helped in completing a fine cast. The success of the play would have been impossible without the fine directing of Miss Doris Falen. The rousing comedy Two Blind Mice was presented by the Junior Class, was enjoyed by a large audience. This play centered around two little old ladies who were in charge of the office of medicinal herbs, which had been abolished years before. Not only do they get the govern- ment into a mess, they are invited to have tea at the white house. Hats off to a fine cast for a fine play!! S' mf, 1 M if Q 9 ' M ' - . fb. if . Connie Egan, Mary Kay Lang, Bob Evans, Connie Egan, Mary Kay Mary Kay Lange. 111116 SICVCHSOH Tony Godding, Lange, Tom Mairs, Beverly Burskens. Bob Evans. 25

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T7 'ur iy FRONT ROW Jack Crumrine B1llAuer John Harrison Terry Gladfelter Bob Patterson SECOND ROW Muriel Golobay Lenea Boucher Joyce Klintworth Joann Van Beber BACK ROW Paul Gllmore Leihl Ogan B1l11e Jo Harms Mary Dee Thompson Ann Cook Barbara Nel son nZ'Z , . FRONT ROW: Carolyn Piper, Ann Moriarity, Marion Hildebrand, June Stevenson, Janis McMillan, Mary K. Lange, Paula Kirby. SECOND ROW: Beverly Church, Phyllis McMillan, Beverly Beurskins, Joan Lee, Pat Lee, Marilyn Bell. BACK ROW: Kay Smith, Tony Godding, Gary Bracken, H. C. Ruckert, Bob Evans,

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IST SEMICIRCLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Stover, Kay Insley, Patty Jo Parry, Lenea Boucher, Sona Christenson, Judy Hower, BeckyBoucher, Judy Daniels, Marilyn Wing, Lois Hammer, and Paula Kirby. 2ND ROW: Mary Ellen Baker, ShirleyNelson, Mary Ann Whiteside, Ellen Bassett, Hubert Pardue, Frank Hanks, Ronald Crumrine, Lee Lazarus, Brower Burchill, Bill Brian, Darlene Pierce, Rose MaryWolfe, T. II. Knowles, Marcia Harmon, Carolyn Stafford, BillStudebaker, and Jo Ann Lee, 3RD ROW: Larry Bryan, Barbara Patter- son, June Mason, Nancy Dunham, Norma Bailey, Janice Evans, Jerry Luce, Johnny Ward, Don Richardson, GibAgen, Ricky Burr, Sara Tar- rant, Larre Tarrant, and Bil1Kimball, 4TH ROW: Drums, Norman Daniels, Nicky Hopkins, Bi1lBidwell, Don Patterson, A1daRatts, Teddy Huber, Terry Watkins: Cornets, Darlene Hacker, Joe Hacker, Mike Canada, RobertRamsey, D. J. Bell, David Moss, Steve Noble: Basses, Robert Patterson, Gary Patterson, LouisTa1iaferra, Wendell Keller Bobwalls, anClBil1Maus, Twirlers. LEFT TO RIGHT- Carol n Pi er - ' - Y P - Carolyn Moore, Mary Lunne Deewall, Julie Fisk, Sharon Faulkner, Judy Farrar, and Drum Major Janet Farrar, Director, Ralph W, Walling- ford, With the fine direction of Ralph Wallingford during this last year the band has proven to be one of the best E. H. S. has had. lt's per- formances at football and basketball games gave everybody the appreciation of having such a nice band. Congratulations to Mr. Wall- ingford and the band. Z?m! Center--TWIRLERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Faulkner, JanetFarrar, Judy Farrar, MaryLynn Dewall, Carolyn Moore, Carolyn Piper, Julie Fisk. Ifpper--This is Wilbur: Lower--COLOR GUARDS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorre Tarrant, Billlvloss, Ronnie Crumrine, Robert Patterson. Fisk, Bil Lower--OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie lKimball, Mary Lynn Deewall, x,, 12 I