Eldorado High School - Golden E Yearbook (Eldorado, IL)

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James E Raubourn Pruncupal J Lester Buford Prmcupal T Leo Dodd Pruncupal 1932 19161930 19301932 1' Ted Shoberg Prnncupal 1949 1951 glnnmg Wlth terms of servrce are M T Van Cleve 19081914 A O Barr 19141916 Iames E Rarbourn 19161930 I Lester Buford 19301932 T Leo Dodd 19321949 Ted Shoberg 1949 l95l Wm A Knoop 1951 1957 I Ward Barnes 1957 1949 Wllllam A Knoop Prlncupal 1951 57 Dur1ng the 50 years of exrstence of the Eldorado Townshlp Hlgh School 3439 young men and women have graduated and other thousands have secured the advantage of partral secondary educatron IH thrs outstand mg lnstrtutron Progress and servrce have been Watchwords May the school contmue to sur v1ve as an rmportant means of benefxttlng the people of th1s and other cornrnunltles by tram lng young people to take therr places 1n the hte of our natlon We salute you dear E T 9 4' V x X f tx 3 The principals of the school since its be- 1 A ' H. S.

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The Dodd Building erected 1943. again the high school boasted the best gym- nasium in the area Within the next few years the program of Physical Education and of Health was enriched to such extent that more facilities were needed for these courses and for the expanding Athletics, lnaustrial Arts, Music, and Agriculture, This time, for the first Our new gymnasiurn erected l957. time, there was not only a need but also available funds for the construction of needed facilities ln l957 the present spacious and beautiful gymnasium with large addition to the existing gymnasium was completed, used during the basketball season, and dedicated to the youth of our community These are structures of which the people of Eldorado Community are justly proud The fine tradition of willingness to furnish the best within our means for the educational advantage of the young people of Eldorado has been main- tained, Through the years the Board of Education has been careful to select and employ a staff of men and women suited to the performance ot duties to which they have been assigned, with reference only to aualifications in terms of character, training, and the desire to be of service. The instructors have numbered from the small staff of three at the beginning to a staff of over thirty at times, including principal, teachers, custodians, cafeteria employees, and bus drivers, Many graduates of the school have returned to join the teaching staff, in- cluding T. Leo Dodd and I. Ward Barnes who have served as principals. na , a A v -f x

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