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

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E THUS ASIVI - A Vibrant Thrill To the heat of enthusiasm we have marched through this year. Each activity, each ideal has become more realistic, Our lives have been enriched by our association with teachers and students. Harmoniouslv, we have worked to- gether to the vibrant thrill of enthusiasm. l Baton in hand, Mr. Felix Spooner's concentration denotes his enthusiasm as an orchestra leader. Becky Zwahlen interprets enthusiastically through the piano, the heart of the mu- sic department. Orchestra snatches a few band stu- dents such as Gordon Smart in its path to self-expression. Intentness in enthusiasm is an every- day occurrence to Billie Jean Aaron and the marimha.

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spiration of Imagination Mtisic, art. poise, rhythrnfall things on the outside begin with an idea on the inside. Thus, it has been said that to wake up the imagination of young men is to fill the galleries with pictures. From the tensions of the world, we retreat into the quiet security of our own, the world we feel with our imaginations. WPC' fS L . r as .42 'U-f x1 Mi' C73 Making faces is a strange art activity but that's exactly what happened in Mrs. Ruth Denney's art class. The realistic heads of a Wildcat and a Razorback won a first place for the art float in the homecoming parade. Becky Zwahlen interviews Jerome Orr of KELD about the payola inci- dent which made headlines this year. Becky is assured by Jerome that KELD is above reproach.

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