El Dorado High School - Wildcat Yearbook (El Dorado, AR)

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.-A like Seven senior girls who received GAA sweaters by participation in intramural sports were Sylvia Ward, Flora Kay Hayes, Betty Horne, Io Ann Post, Helen Thomas, Pat Tabor and Nadine Ierry The Religious Education club, spon- sored by Mrs. Evelyn Greer, strives to promote programs which will give inspiration and information to any per- son interested in Christian worlc, volun- tary or as a vocation. Officers of the club are Delmas Iones, presidentf Rose- mary Gaffney, vice-president, Nadine jerry, secretary-treasurer. Future Teachers of America tries to give information and training to those inter- ested in teaching as a career. Marilyn Moore was president of the club which did practice teaching at the grade schools in the spring. Clubs Have Officers of the Girls Athletic association were Helen Thomas, president,- Nadine jerry, vice- presidentp Burda Kennerly, secretaryg Rita Weatherford, treasurer and Mrs. Flecher Mc- Lane, sponsor. The GAA conducted girls' intra- mural sports and sponsored bake sales, demon- strations and the annual spring picnic for girls who lettered.