Olathe High School - Eagle Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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Shirley Davis 'Hard work yeilds good fruit.n Shirley will reap a plentiful crop, for she is not afraid to expend energy. She has a sense of duty which will cause her to perform well any duty assigned to her. She has shown her greatest talents in the art of homemaking. This can probably be explained by the fact that she spends her leisure time embroidering and cook- ing. She is partial to the Navy and enjoys reading or listening to the radio while drink- ing hot chocalate with ice cream in it. She will probably continue her work in a cafe un- til that certain person comes along. Rosemary Dean Dizzy, Rosie nShe's si1ly.n This admiring remark has often been made of Dizzy, because of her unorthodox poses and her numerous jokes. A human dyanamo, she generates pep. She is happiest when doing anything other than schoolwork. Her greatest like is men, although she says, nEnough males, but not enough men.n She hopes to become a dentist. We're pulling for you, Dizzy. Student Council-sec., Dramatic Club, Pep Club, G.R., Talon Scout Staff, Chorus, Lawrence Frazee Lawrence is a firm believer in the saying that you learn by listening. He is very much inter- ested in sports and through participation in them has added much to the skill of the teams. In the evening, he can usually be seen with an other senior boy attending the local movie. ln his future work as a dairyman, he hopes to add higher grade milk to Olathe's supply. Dramatic Club, HON Club, football 5 yrs., Track, Basketball. Helen Gilbreth Dimples VI Laugh and the world laughs with you.n Helen agrees to this statement wholeheartedly. When she is not the companion of two other senior girls, she is with a certain Navy man. Drink- ing cherry cokes or eating olives, she is at the height of her glory. If you picture her as a dress designer, you will have placed hir in her desired vocation. Design your life as per- fectly as your clothes, Helen. Talon Scout Staff I , .N M if 'G :Sal i '37 . W! . . rg., if Af ,V . X , Msn.

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Holger Louis Burgeson Burgie Burgie has become a well-known student of O.H.S., since he came from Stillwell this year to become a member of the senior class. He possesses an unusual quality of facial ex- pression and a keen sense of humor. He is interested in sports, especially basketball, although his work has interfered with his taking an active part in it. With his un- usual wit and ability to put across a point, he can enter upon his desired profession as a lawyer with some assurance of success. Euleta Cannon Irish Euleta roamed the halls of Fort Scott High Schnol until it was necessary that she come to Olathe, where she became a friend to not only fellow seniors, but also to all members of the school. She has a smile that goes all the way around and buttons in the back. Irish, who is very attractive, enjoys sports and dancing and plans to make them a part of her career by be- coming a gym teacher. The best to you, Euleta Pep Club, G.R., Chorus. William Clayton Bill, Hinesy Einesy is a typical boy. He likes sports, dislikes American History, and enjoys a good stage show. Always agreeable, he possesses a pleasant affability, which has done much to make him a person liked by everyone. Hia willingness to help, shows he has the typo of energy needed to help him become an efficient civil engineer. Student Council, Senior Class pres., Talon Scout Staff, WON Club, football l yr. Lawrence Crane Nick Nick is an all-around athlete, a thinker, and a good fellow, which are a good combination. Women in general are his pet peeve, but that doesn't include a special junior girl. We wonder if he thinks of her when he looks at the pin-ups in his locker. He plans to be- come a doctor. Take care of yourself, Nick. HOU Club treas., Senior Class sec., football 2 yrs., Track, Basketball 2 yrs.

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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 .