El Dorado Middle School - Spirit Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

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STUCO OFFICERS BACK ROW: Dan Demo, lst Vice-President, Randy Blackwell, Treasurer, Bill Schwindt, President, Steve Leben, Secremryg Virginia Bdwien, Stuco Reporterg Cyndy Robertson, 3rd Vice-Presidentg Pat Nedd, 2nd Vice- Presidentg Steve McCoy, 4th Vice- President. STUDENT COUNCIL 70-71 This year the Student Council sponsored many new projects. They made it possible for candy and pop to be sold at the games, for girls to wear pant suits to school, for a bookstore to be opened for the students' bene- fit, and for the school to have the first yearbook of its history. All these accomplishments have been possible with the advice and encouragement of Mr. Richey, Stuco faculty advisor. CONCESSION STAND WORKERS STUCO STORE The bookstore is open from 8:20-8:30 each morning and from 3:30-3:40 after school. It makes available book- store also provides a center for lost and found articles. 31 covers, booster, badges, and school supplies. The book-