Olathe High School - Eagle Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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Robert Maness Bob Bob, short and shy, has a secret passion to be shiftless. He has shown his interest in sports, but we are rather doubtful about his alleged interest in girls. His big grin and pleasant disposition have won him many friends. He has demonstrated his dramatic talent by appearing in many speech programs. A dark mystery looms in the minds of many as to how he spends his night life. His many friends will say, UI knew him when.' Dramatic Club, 'on Club, Football 2 yrs. Perry Dean Marks Perry Dean has an overwhelming desire for the great outdoors, with hunting and trapping his chief delight. His interests, which are var- ied, include basketball, a freshmen girl, and eating, The Navy is his preferred branch of the services, in which he expects to spend some time. A tinker at heart, he hopes to be a radio technician or an electrician. His performance as a king in the Fativity was er- joyed by all. Nice Going, Perry Dean. Chorus. Neil Mclntire MBC 0 vf it killed the wt. Mac has proved tilisizalsiovirb doesn't hold true for boys for d with his inquisitive mind and hls drive towar new subjects, he has gained much knowledge. t His genial manner has made him one of the mos popular students of 0.H.S. Mac will do hiS own driving in life--with no wrong turns- . 'On club St d t Council-pres. Dramatic Club: .1 p,g,if, Annual Staff,,football 5 yr- C0-cnntaln George Meredith nSchool's great, but fun's greater.n Although this seems to be George's motto, he knows the difference between work and play. His spare moments are filled with such constructive in- terests as building model airplanes, mechani- cal devices, and woodworking. However a junior girl sometimes distracts his attentions from these interests. He did a superb bit of act- ing as Joseph in 'The Nativit ' He wants to M y. take up the duties of a farmer in years to come. Luck to you, George. Dramatic Club.

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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

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Nancy Page If wit were water, Nancy would be a cloudburst. Her talents extend far into the fields of art and literature. She can be seen every day driv- ing to and from school in her Ford car, the quality of which she defends vigorously. She can immediately be recognized by her lovely hair and her warm laugh which accompanies her deep sense of humor. She's a very likeable girl with very likeable ways. You deserve the best, Nancy. Student Council, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Sr. Class Treas., Annual Editor, G.R. pres., Talon Scout Staff. Robert Plank Bob, Frankie Bob, a great loss to Gardner, was our gain when he enrolled in O.H.S. to start his senior year. He is very active in agricultural projeots,be- ing a member of the 4-H Board, and is raising calves to take to the American Royal. It is hardly necessaqy to tell you that he intends to be a farmer. We have yet to learn whether it is his singing or his long eyelashes that gain him so much attention. Best of Luck, Bob. Band, Chorus, F.F.A. Rose Porsch Rosie nwomcn of few words are the best women.u Rose, quiet and shy as she is, is always dependable and willing to lend a helping hand. She takes her schoolwork seriously, but she still likes to have fun. Men who are tall and dark are her choice, while she herself is fair. Capable and efficient, Rose will be an asset in any profes- sion she enters. We'll expect to hear from you, Rose. Pep Club, G.R. Rosemary Pretz Billie Billie, one of the most sophisticated misses of O.H.S., came here from Ward to begin her junior year. Besides being easy to look at, she is also pleasing to talk to. She helps to keep up the finances of the postal system by the many morale building letters which she sends to the boys in service. She has already started her chosen career by working as a secretary for a prominent Olathe lawyer. Good Luck, Billie. Treble Clef, Chorus, Ensemble, F.H.A. Nfl ma- iiu ' - S-Lf X, ,sw S W me V me if: I J ' ,.- , V:i.,1?E , il it 4w,e : fm X,-FQ' . ,'