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

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Council ids East Campus The El Dorado High School East Campus Student Council produced one of the most successful years at East Campus. The council held many money making projects including holding an egg beg. selling Sophomore ribbons at homecoming, operating a school supply store. and selling valentine flowers and all oc- casion cards. Curtains for the stage and a display case were purchased. Other council projects included a homecoming float. a Christmas door decoration contest. a faculty vs. student council basketball game, and aiding in the Cerebral Palsy Drive. In their annual Student and Teacher of the Year elections -left White was named Student of the Year and Mr. Stowe Delaone was selected for the second year in a row as Teacher of the Year. Officers for this year were Ronald Jamerson, president: Greg Russell. vice president: Melanie Calahan. secretary: and Charissa Smith. treasurer. ABOVE - Representatives were Cynthia Scott. unidentified. Melissa Mosley. Kathy Giles. Donna Miles. Marissa Cammell. Mrs, Judy Carpenter. Ann Ware. tsecond rowl Karen Kinard. Melanie Falahan. Charissa Smith. Paula Smith. Rozetta Primm. Zondra Payne. unidentified. tback row! Horace Mclfllroy. unidentified. Jeff White. James Mattocks. Jim Robinson. Ronnie Lester. Brian Macke. Greg Russell. Jimmy Meeks. James Enis, Ronald Jamer- SUD. ist student council!!

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HO'l l'OM - -lunior members were lfront row! l'hillip Tommey. -Iohn Grigson, Biff Smith. Warren Ludwig. Fharles Skinner, lseeond rowl Kathleen lVlcFarland, Jean Lewis, Mimi Myer. Darlene Howard. Genifer Watkins, Renee Langley, Susan Evans. Debi Keever. fbavk rowl Pam Moudy, Randy Elerson. Vanessa Parker. Robert Robinson. Sheila Thonipson, Kay Mcfurry. Sharon Floyd, and Karen Cobb. BELOW - One of student eoiim-il's school projects was sponsoring homeroom volleyball games. RIGHT - Cars were oft en seen driving down the school halls during the paper drive. Don Hale is shown loading a stack of papers. dt nt t-oiinvil

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Project Keep Anchors Busy The EHS Anchor Club began their 1973-74 voyage by charting a course through service projects and social functions. In May new members were selected and proved their worthiness at an initiation bunking party held in August. Anchors served as guides during school orientation day for sophomores and juniors. Spon- sorship of the South Arkansas Junior Miss Pageant involved the club in preparations for displaying the Smile-It's Wonderful theme which adequately described the Anchors' feelings afterward when the pageant proved a tremendous success. Homecoming saw the Anchor Club float capture first place with Remember When We Uncorked Our Wildcat Spirit! Trophies were polished and the EHS parking lot received a thorough clean-up by club members. Christmas goodwill was reflected by the girls as they rang bells for the Salvation Army, filled kiddy bags, and decorated a tree for the annual Christmas party. Anchors became sly secret pals who skillfully surprised a fellow member with small Christmas gifts. The Anchor Club contributed their time in the effort to collect funds for medical research. A Bozo Carnival was sponsored by the club as a unique method of earning money for the Arthritis Foundation. The girls also collected for the Muscular Dystrophy, Heart Fund, and Mentally Retarded by station- ing members at various businesses' locations. Another service project was ushering for the Fine Arts Center and Municipal Auditorium. Club funds were increased by a stationery sale. Spring and summer fashions were modeled in the annual Anchor Club style show. Wonderful World of Color was selected as theme with various cartoons used as background decorations. Outfits were modeled by senior members and juniors provided the entertain- ment with a lively dance routine to the Mickey Mouse Song . Proceeds from the style show were used to replenish the Susan Russell Memorial Scholarship and prepare for Cotillion, the club's annual for- mal dance. The year ended with the annual mother-daughter banquet and installation of new officers. I l l l