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

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114 :IQ .qty mil' 'W ., fl .f A 95 A healthy body, an active mind, an enthusiastic spirit marlc them as the youth ot' America. The Next flea . Still more of everything I didn't known hegins to reveal itself through school. Students learn to protect their health by eating the foods necessary for normal growth. They discover there is more to the world than El Dorado, hut they also discover that there are few places nicer than their own community. They learn what the City of El Dorado provides as services for all the residents, such as the fire department. Field trips such as these create many future firemen - for a few weeks, anyway. It is all a great adventure, and whether the young stu' dents realize it or not, someday this will help them to he good citizens of their community, serving their neighbor as well as themselves. The world is so tull ot a number of things - other lands, other peep es, other ideas. f 35 if ft .2Q f.tstt'1i 0- V. 5. if ..m..,v fe. ggssggs? A ehild's ability to dream ot tomorrow youth trnds adventure in observing the services o t e eomman y 'I 0- fexi if i lv 5 Q 9' 'Q Aw

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Il Becgim Tbzk Way . . . ., I Q Viv ' A-. gan raining nl' eitifens begins in the ele- mentary seliimul. livery year, new groups ul' students walk up tnwarcl the primary grades building witli some fears ol' their new lilie, but tliere are ntlier eliildren. too, and tlie friendliness ol' tlie teaelmer is reassuring. Now tliat llle great plunge into aea' demie life bas been talxen, selmnl becomes lun, one great enjoyable adventure. Stu dents begin a new View nl' lille rigbt away tlmiugli reading. .Xrt worlx prmides es cape for all young, imaginative minds. liatltersi sliirts provide artist's smnelts to gif , ,,'g,-,gg-g-25 protect elotbes from eager, paintfsmeared ' L , fingers. liaelt eliild now begins to read V -g -,rw on liis own aeliievement level. Tliis is '- . . 1 ,f-:Jig even more exerting, because nnxv all tlie ,gh vi , ' . Tommvs and brendas ean see tlielr names nn tlle eliart, wltb tbose nl tlien' pets. -f 43- . . . . . 'Liv I llere. tliriuvli nut Cllllt' tangible, is em- .M - . 5 I 7 .fif fensliip in tlie making. Tae beqirwiwg in Hn Q-wl.+if'i f-9 twelve years. Fire? Because reading maketli a lull-mari - an intro ,ear shderfs appvacr ref: fzaffif new '9'V9i'l'2'T, and dectiori to as lasting pleasure. astivq friendships. A pals on 0 O44 poralcirl: 'a pets are fmt x gg - fJll 'W 1 i 1 Y 1 i jf. 4, f . , ' l -1 1 1 ii., 4 i---. mfsor if .i. ' my J 1 A f + ., Y J - J U

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K Pracnce in coudroonw procedure - preparaoon for future administrators of American government. On QD The Ladder, i From elementary grade school, the trail ol' education leads on to the junior high school, where new experiences crowd into the stu- dents. It teaches a lesson in humility, too. The sixth grade leaders of the grade school are novv the seventh grade followers of the junior high. The change is not too difficult, though, because classes talie field trips to points of interest just the same. .f-Xt this level, students learn the mechanics ol' city govern- ment, such as the procedure at the municipal court. lt is now they begin to receive expert guidance hy trained Counselors. At this time aptitude tests are begun to discover un- explored potentialities, This is the develop' ment ol' liuture citilens. As youth develops, so do greater ambitions - a guiding hand to channel the eagerness always present. ..,.--- Pcqe 6 ,,.,-1-- ..,,.1-v- ,-1