Olathe High School - Eagle Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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milf Christena Hoskin Chris Never a dull moment with Christena. You can always find her at any Olathe sports event cheering lustily with the rest of the spec- tators. She is usually seen with a little redheaded senior girl. Because of her out- standing scholastic record and ability to go forward, she will undoubtedly fulfill her am- bition to be a doctor. You'll have plenty of patience, Chris. , Chorus, Band, Treble Clef, Pep Club, Talon Scout Staff, Annual Staff, Senior Class-vice- pres., G.R. Milton Howell Walter Nilton's creed is to take life as it comes. His presence or the football field will be miss- ed next year, but his interests in O.H.S. won't stop because he graduates. Everyone who knows him, likes him and everyone knows him, for this character is rivaled only by his personality. His courtesy and friendliness are outstanding. To be a husband is his highest aim. Be Good, Milton. Student Council, NON Club pres., football 2 yrs. co-captain, Track 2 yr. Eugene James Ivan Cavinsky Eugene is as good as his dancing, his favorite pastime. He is happiest when he is eating, drinking pop, or drawing. Strange as it may seem, he is a boy who prefers girls who will make him want to listen to them instead of talking himself. The life of a commerical ar- tist is his idea of a happy future. See you in the funny papers, Eugene. Talon Scout Staff. Dorothy Johnson Dot Dorothy's importance shou1dn't be judged by the shadow-she makes. Tall and slim, she is one of the beauties of O.H.S., with her attractive fea tures and lovely auburn hair. In the evening, her studies are left undisturbedg for she pre- fers dancing, eating, and moonlight rides to them. She has a venturesome spirit that makes her want to travel. The raising of African violets affords her a most interesting hobby. She is a swell friend. What more could you want? Best Wishes, Dot

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1: wi ,y 'Aa 3 4 , ,..15'9 1' 1 if 1 .5 Q! Wm, Arlene Griffin Arlene hails from Gardner. She came to O.H.S. during her junior year, and quickly became a campus personality. Although candy seems to be one of her favorite foods, it can't be iden- tified by looking at her. When Van Johnson is mentioned, her reply is nHuba, Huba,n but when a certain senior boy appears, she forgets all other things. With her many possibilities, it is doubtful whether she will long remain a secretary. I Girl Reserves. Barbara Hall Bob Barbara-tall, dark, and friendly-is allergic to corny jokes. She has a great attraction for the aesthetic, and we have a well-based hope that she will contribute to them by her poetry and short stories. She likes tospend much of her time outdoors on picnics and hikes. Her future course will probably lead her along a rocky path, for she desires to be a missionary, giving spiritual guidance to many. The best for you, Barbara. Irvin Pettinger Irvin would rather be right than president. Ne is a lad from Nissouri who made tis appearance in O.H.S. and soon became well-known to everq- one. Being very much interested in football, he was handicapped at the first of the season by a leg injuryg but after 3 quick recovery, he achieved his goal by winning a letter. He wishes to prepare himself to work in the field of civil engireering. Don't take any wooden nickels, Irvin. nON Club, Football l yr., Track, Ruby Hines Ruby is never seen idling away her time. For if A's were diamonds we'd have to look at her throvgh smoke colored glasses. She is also very active in school organizations, but school interests never interfere with her daily cor- respondence with that certain Army guy. The future picture of her seems to be that of a history teacher. You'll make history, Ruby. Student Council, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Band, Treble Clef, Ensemble, Chorus, Majorette, G.R., Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Talon Scout Editor. f dl .,3EifU 5 .Q ifffdln C I 53? A M. . f.Q :- fee ' an ,iw y EF fn 7. 9 'ig .wifi .

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Sam Jones Sam has rejoined the ranks of students in O.H.S after doing his duty to his country by serving for two years in the Army Air Corps.. As a re- turned veteran, he adjusted himself very well to school life. He has shown his interest in sports by participating in the intramural bas- ketball games, and was a member of the team which received second place. He is usually seen with another returned veteran and with other members of the senior class. To attend college where he will study journalism is in- cluded in his plans for the future. Lillian Kemper Lillian, who is as dependable as the Rock of Gibralter, possesses much energy for doing any task which she is called upon to perform, yet seldom does her schoolwork come between her and a movie or a dance. Whenever the Army or chocalate ice cream is mentioned her counte - nance brightens. She has chosen secretarial work as her career and we are sure she will succeed, for she has already done much satis- factory work in.this field. Best to you. G.R., Talon Scout Staff. Myron Kordes nAn empty wagon rattles loudest.N Believing this to be true, Myron has set a high scholas- tic record for himself, and seldom engages in idle talk. Motivated by a sincere desire to get ahead, he's on his way. Being intelligent and hardworking, he is successful in anything he undertakes. Because he is most contented when doing any kind of farm work and is intri- gued by figures, he wants to be an agricultural engineer. No matter what happens you'1l always by on top, M ron. Student Council, football 1 yr., NON Club, F.F.A. President Edward Mann Ed Never a spare moment! Ed's many school act- ivities and his interest at Gardner account for this. He is partial to Nebraska and will enter into any debate concerning this state. If he had anything to do with it, he would eat chocolate all the time. His work in taking pictures for the annual has made it difficult for him to chose between photography and civil engineering as his vocation. Annual Staff, Student Council, Dramatic Club.. :a'3f24sFxvfSrRf? .if ':I2 .pe- 3: V-Iwiffkit J . :Q- 1vi W'7, Y- - 1-1.51 v X 51-X M133 ,, Y ,fr ge A 'X' , X yer s' 1 . 4' 1. X 'lr' 3 S . ,ei b- as ' 'ffm-in, ' 1' f 'swan-' V,--'ff' - '.,1,ff f. ,mitkgl 'a ,ivy L , JW 'Ny 'f ,fi Q? -Q 5QiQ,- , f'f if .,f? f va. - ,:fTz2?a, ibn i ' HQR 'iii Ti! mate ., ,X , ll lnilqug V 3 V