Olpe Rural High School - Eagle Yearbook (Olpe, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1952 volume:

77'-. X ,X X .LL. THE SENIORS Olpe Hxgh School Olpe Kansas presents VULUME I of the 3 Q k Q WN 05. Memormes glorious memormes To us the annual staff lt is now all 1n the past but as we look through the pages of th1s book back to us through memory comes one of the happmst years of our hves. As you who are st1ll students of Olpe H1gh School delve through the pages may your enjoyment equal ours 'K' F O1 25.7 X fl ' ' , 4 ,NJ ON N4 DEDICATIO WE DEDICATE TO OUR PARENTS Because your devotlon xnterest and gu1dance have 1nsp1red us to the hxgher th1ngs of hfe because you have provxded us wlth all the necess1t1es of 11v1ng so that we m1ght obtaln an educat1on and have wllhngly met the added expenses of our h1gh school careers we dedicate with deepest love and esteem, the 1951- 1952 edition of the Eagle, to you, our parents. FAC LTY VINCENT J. BOWMAN, Principal Social Science THOMAS MCGAHEY Coach SCICDCC Ph s1ca1Educat1on MISS GLADYS STOOPS English Speech MRS ROSE JOHNSTON Commerce Mathematlcs OLPE STATE BANK Olpe Kansas 4 ' ,f K A 2' pi? QL. S ' , I S. fi gin. M 3, MY x--V S OLPE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Em11 Rossrllron Ralph Jones Joseph Arndt Our Custodran Mr Haag IS very handy wrth a hammer and screwdrrver Our Cook Mrs Mabel fGrandmaj Osborne W' vs... WILLIAM A STEFFES Olpe Kansas 5 Lourse Redeker assrstam cook pearl drvmg as usual after the noon meal I I - an I X K- ', 1 ft, . : ' ' ' . . - ..- 1 rl? 4 k . :L , I ' , ' U , , v 1' .h . ., L V W 1 , 'LW Q: if - 1 'H ag' , it ' + . P 'ia fr il X , H 4 x f sw Q , V M . . I ' 3 I -- ' . f 'IX' A ' ' V n A , I , . . .p lf , , . 1 i . . , K R ' ' I In I l INTRODUCTION BSENIIIRS E 0RS OWEN BALCH bodalrty 3 4 Baseball 2 Vrce Presrdent 2 Dramatrcs lnner Wrlly 3 We Shook The Famrly Tree 4 Glee Club 3 4 Asslstant Bus Mgr Eagle Staff 4 ri GEORGE BURNHEIDE Reporter Eagle Staff 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 ARTHUR DIDDE Basketba1l3 Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Photographer Eagle staff 4 Dramatrcs Inner Wrlly 3 Rhubarb vannra 3 We Shook The Famrly Tree EARL HAAG if MAURICE GERLEMANN Pres1dent4 Secretary 2 Dramatrcs Inner Wrlly 3 We Shook The Famrly Tree 4 Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Sports Edrtor Stubble Ducklrng staff 4 Sports Edrtor Eagle staff 4 I VY' Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Democracy Contest 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Student Councrl Presrdent 4 Sports Edttor Eagle Staff 4 OLPE LUMBER COMPANY Olpe, Kansas 19' WINIFRED KUHLMANN Vrce Presrdent 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 So 311INI 2 3 4 PepC1ubI 2 3 4 Pep Club Secretary Treasurer Art Edrtor Stubble Ducklrng staff4 Art Edltor Eagle staff4 Dramatlcs Inner Wrlly Rhubarbwann1a3 We Shook The Famrly Tree 4 'Q' WILMA HAAG Pres1dent3 Edrtor Stubble Ducklrng staff Bus Mgr Eagle staff4 Make up Edrtor Bullder staff I Dramatrcs Inner Wrlly 3 Rhubarbvannra 3 We Shook The Famlly Tree 4 Glee Club I2 3 4 PepC1ubI 2 3 4 Pep Club Secretary 3 Pep Club Presrdent 4 Democracy Contest 3 4 Democracy Contest Wmner 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 LETA HAGEMANN Pres1dent2 Secretary4 Bus Mgr Stubble Ducklmg staff4 Ass Edrtor Eagle staff4 Feature d Butlder staffl Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Dramatrcs Inner Wtlly Rhubarb vannra 3 We Shook The I-amrly Tree 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Sodalrty Prefecr 4 DAVID LUTZ Treasurer 2 Glee Club 3 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Sodalny Vrce Prefect 4 Photographer Eagle staff 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Dramatxcs Inner Wrlly Rhubarbvanma 3 We Shook The Famrly Tree 4 CHICKEN HOUSE Olpe Kansas 8 E URS 'E+ if N , ix IIN 5 ,Qlw Eiga? ROBERT HAYES Student Councrl 4 Glee Club 3 Sodalxty I 2 3 4 Bus Mgr Asst Eagle staff4 Dramatlcs We Shook The Famrly Tree 4 ,pv- SY' ov' . . .. .. , , fi , . . r ' vu ' N s ' . . , D I P D ' 1 , , , g . . . : , : ' , : 1 1 ' 1 ' , . . - I '- gs .3 6 Q ff- eff get 3:4 4 . I ' ' ' : , . , Q , .. d , . . r , . , . . . . , . A - - . 'f AX 'C ' . 4 . 4 4 .. - - .. z x S I Y 1 Hi . - 1- U , ' . I, N , . . I X ,w pv . . . CA Q5 . . I p,,,,,., -Q - 4 S E' S55 L, ,VI P . , ,fu Lima. -2 , Q I I 4 I ,-Qlrrfw 5 if '-er If I Anti!-4 1'-aae , ' riffs, : .4: , .if QL , . . : . - - n N - - , I I I ,I : : . . I I ' H - . rv ' I N4 , , . - .. .. , C , - . r n I 3 ,f ' . , . . r . f 3. Q--ry . U . I ,. l , 1 . . . 9 ' at I , : . 5 Q ' ' - s A . . . . - .. .. , - - ,ff . 3 3 . . I LEON PIMPLE Ni Treasurer 3 Basketball 3 4 Glee Club Jar? I 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 ie Reporter Eagle staff4 5 A .a ' fa S' C- f E l0ll NORMA MURPHY V1ce Presxdent I Sodalrty 2 Sodalrty Secretary 4 Edrtor Eagle staff 4 Senror Reporter Stubble Ducklrng staff4 Dramatrcs Inner YVIHV Rhubarbxannra3 We Shook The Famrly Tree 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 45.1 't' JERRY REDEKER Bus Mgr Asst Eagle btaff 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Clee Club 3 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 FRANCIS WENDLING Sodal1tyI 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Reporter Eagle staff4 Glee Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 LEO BCHNEIDER Secretarx 3 Reporter Eagle st1ff4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Glee Club itlng.. Km-r FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Senlor p1ctures taken by Olpe Kansas WOLTZ STUDIOS 9 A ' ' 1 ' ' 3.4: 1 I I 1 y Q 4 3-4- 3 1 ' 4 if I , 3 A 5 Q 54 E j : ' - : 'M . . , I 3,4- 1 giplf i f- 1 I I . i, ' 1 - - w hat 3f,L.f ' . : ' : ' . , . 9 5 11 ' ., ,, - E nr I . . . . jk- 4. . , s 1 1 , lfgifgf ' - -s' K , f lu - is 3, .4 '54 Q- S , ' . . . z . . , : ' X 'i ,191 1 - .' 2, Yr . ' 'ft-Jak, W ' fr hive I fax s I - it Y CLASSE JUN 0R 5 Bob Burcnherde presrdent of the Junror Class Bob s brg Job Lhrs year was to soe that the Junror and senror prom was a success 6 X 0PHOMOR Charles Hell en presldent ot the sophomore class FRE SHME rebolt, presrdent of the freshman class, Nancy supervrsed the semor return party W PLE Olpe, Kansas F I ,X ,h K xt -r xp M- - - if . . ,, r QB ,, , i f X.. . W us l ra o I I ,. fi ' J o fA 4 I ' ' ., I 4 ' 1 , A 'Al A U V I 4 ,1114 , r . 1 l A , K - f kv ,-poi A ' . iN.,. ' ' . 1 qs Q nf- , A ' . ll I ' . V ' fl ' ' f ' a , 4,54 , , . ' .. ' itofgvy , f . J. PIM BOB BURENHEIDE President DUANE SCHMIDT Vice -President JERRY NUESSEN Secretary MARVIN KLUMPE Treasurer THE KANSAS POWER AND LIGHT Emporia, Kansas JUNIUR CLASS RONALD WAGNER VINCENT SCHNEIDER VIRGINIA HOHNE MAURINE HAAG BETTY THILL CARLENE DIEBOLT .I CHESTER LUTZ KATHLEEN WEINMAN BARBARA ALLEN 11 il 'wa' ' 1 ,17 CHARLES HELLEN - - I ARDELL BIRD TI-IERESA WEND LING Secretary, Treasurer President 'Sh Vice-President UPHIIMORE CLASS 61 CLARICE STEFFES MARGUERITE REDEKER DELBERT BRINKMAN DONALD SMITH JO ANNE WENDLING PEGGY HAYES GERALD GERLEMANN HELLEN NUESSEN JACK SAWDER 4' MARY JANE WEINMAN CORRINE SCHMIDT RUTH ANN MILLER JACK TURNER LEON SCHMIDT ROBERT HAAG T. JENSEN AND SONS INC Emporia, Kansas I -vi' I I NANCY DIEBOLT ff' g h N' President T na. 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TOM'S MOTOR COMPANY Emporia, Kansas 'Ill l Nlrs Johnston explarns a problem to John Rosstllror and Marlene Vall ser at the board as the general math tlass concentrates on the problem at thetr desks 1 ,X-xx CLASSES Thy typing class fseniorsy are intent upon getting their copys perfept The Juniors learn all about bookkeeping f 5 '-SN. C9 -4-.1 Take a letter Thu is the shortlnnd class ofcourse ii Chairman, Janice Lutz, starts a panel discussion in the citizenship class. RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION Emporia, Kansas --'f 'Sir fl fwf- Mr STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED Delbert Brmkman Barbara Allen secretary Earl Haag presrdent McGahey advrsor Marume Haag v1ce presldent Earl Wagner Theresa Wendhng Bob Hayes Leon Prmple Marlene Wa111ser gym Q-k ,ms COU CIL K? F5 W STUDE T 1zed The student counc11 was organ th1s year Because It was a new th1ng for the school many students were dub1ous about 1t's worth Some sa1d The student councxl w111 try to r the expert the whole school ' Under McGahey however dlrectxon of Mr the counc11 has done a f1ne Job and has convlnced the student body that lt IS mdrspensable FANESTII.. PACKING CO Empona Kansas 17 M - J Q , L51 Y 1 7 7 . . E Q ' It., 1- ff' , af R, , H I, I 'ak A' ' f.,, ran.,-.P-.fee fm my be ' T iff. . I ' . . 3 , ' : . n I Z . 1 . 'f . Q 1 I , , , . Sf: V K, f, zm.,,,..Y W , , l . . ' rv ' - un 1 ' i I 1 , . 1 LU CH Lunch Line--The students line up to get another of Mrs. Osborne's delicious and filling uienls. The faculty members enjoying Lheir lunch Sl' The most popular period of me day JACK S CAFE Olpe Kansas S 81 E FEED CO Madison Kansas ACTIVITIES KI G A II QUEII 23 ,,,.,,i I' !V 'I., . ' , 'QAM' KLUMPE MACHINE SHOP HOHNES GROCERY Olpe Kansas Olpe Kansas '1 I I , 3 I 5 ff Y . .Lu I ! I 1? I f , v' A . 'Q I. 23.6 I . Sf 'EEN M f J , Wil' ,Cf 'If f . A M ' ' , 'I A3-1- K I ' ssss f 1 Y Sports Edltors Earl Haag and Maurlce Gerleman are rntently dlSCUSS1Ilg the scores of the Eagles last game EAGLE STAFF Edxtor Norma Murphy rnalung arrangements o plctures for The Eagle ,.av' Photographers Art D1dde and Dave Lutz are lookxng at some snap shots that they took for the annual LIEORGE GROH gl SONS Empor1a, Kansas ROBERTS 'lf BLUE FUNERAL HOME Emporla Kansas 20 X QT ' ' ' fr Haw , x . 'QV' 1, ' . X Q K ' K r l -dl fbi' X455 A K 'of 158, 14, lmmunllunn BUSINESS MANAGERS Jerry Redeker Wllma Haag Bob Hayes and Owen Balch ART EDITOR Wmxfred Kuhlmann and Ass1stant Edmtor Leta Hagemann REPORTERS Leo Schnelder Leo1 Plmple Francxs Wendlmg and George Burenhelde 'il N-u-n 'hyd 1 W -lun--.. 'J asf! ll -favs' . 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H6 contender-5 L-I On September 14 1952 the flrst lssue of the Stubble Duckhng was glven to an anx1ous student body by an over anxlous staff It was the f1rst school paper the students had had Each was wondemng, what W111 lt be 11ke'7 W111 my name be 1n 1139 We the staff were bltlng our nalls Is lt good? Wlll they hke 1t'7 Well there have been a few complamts, but the students are st1l1 grabblng for thelr coples everytlme the paper IS lssued so we th1nk the Stubble Duckhng must be a success. We w1sh to thank the rest of the student body for then' cooperatlon and for then' klndness ln overlooklng our prlntlng mlstakes. THE STAFF ZZ for ULLS elder' the I' allowed 5 and btllltk +P-,ga allowul VJL1 A and He len ws hitter for tntvo slngg ouole ln 3 . .Mend emafm, and ollectei 2 of' the win- N I I Y 1 .I 'L' ,wo - Ulij 014 155-XS A -D 1 Q ,X 1. . 'Q Q 9- nl T-ff' TT' w 75 ' A' fi IV , LL 1 he 3 t-11,u -Jen TR AL I I ' I -'Vi UP 7 s .5 L fd '- - , rss, 1 l ,lace in the tour'- f, 1 ,f J 1 + . 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'U I-I - j list ,eau A, 1 7 ' - ii Aelp 4- V -1, .. ,.t,. -I -- A 'lf fu ' l'l,1l.lAJ cm W t 1314 5 pf, Haw- 'iwrv ,L 1 gc - N U 4 12 - fc: en , -' r. Q mpeg :lt .-5, Ri.. Cz d F11 '- it . fiT S oy C0213 it Lu H' IBO 153. at M - ' ' 5 iw- 1 X S- V1-xI fJI-'Q EqoJuS1t-I-'vc f j.' f .3 - K c I' .id rx tf .Ling 'Q ' f K Qil- ,' 3 T' to X V ,, J S : the clam ' ' ' A as ' U ' ' ' I ww wt f - - s . . - e . , 7 I 1 TV X N ' ' ' t 1 . . ' - ' H eff- , 'fl . . ' II ' ' ' ' ' , .2 L S , 1 - - . .ftlx , class :hill -- - ., - yy u 1 x 1 - I ., K . . , H 1 A t 7 - ' - '.-Jelee A ' ' W , - L' i-.fri mn I ' of Qir. I-Io ' ' ' - ' F W - The Sophomores proved that they also had dramatic ability when they gave The Neighbors, a one act comedy, as part of the program for Senior Class Night, May 14, 1952, . '1m . T? After hours of practicing and practicing the Juniors were Rest ASsured when they gave their final performance of their class play Rest Assured to the public on Friday evening, November 16. We Shook The Family Tree was the senior's choice for their class play. On Easter Sunday evening they gave their performance to a well pleased crowd. Besides giving an almost perfect play they boosted their class fund by adding the total proceeds which amounted to over 5129. 00, ARENS-WISE HATCHERY MCILVAIN EQUIPMENT CO Emporia, Kansas Madison, Kansas 23 or Reflect Awar Barbara Allen reports she was Olpe Hrgh s represent atrwe on the student panel on health held at the student unron K S T C Our super magazxne Salesmen Maurrce Gerleman and Owen Balch BEATRICE FOODS CO ECCLESTON 81 SON MEADOW GOLD PRODLCTS FUNERAL HOME Ernpoma, Kansas Emporra Kansas Z4 Therr Vorce of Democracy manuscrtpts chosen as best by faculty Earl Haag Bob Burenherde Wrlma Haag Carlene Drebolt Ardell Brrd Charles I-lellen Wtlma Haag recleves The Voice of Democracy certrfrcate from Mr Bowman Her manuscrrpt won first place at Olpe Hrgh and she represented our school tn the drstrrct contest 'si Mu ic The girls Glee Cluh, directed hy Mary Burke Norton, inuets every Vfcdnesday morning. go Mrs. Norton poses proudly with Thu boys Glu' Club, directed by Mary Burke Norton, rnccts every Thursday morning. her music studentsg Piano, Nancy Diebolt, Dick Schneiderg Saxophone Carlene Dieholtg Accordion, Theresa Wendlingg Voice, Janice Lutz. GARRISON MUSIC STORE Emporia, Kansas -lv' i A,-:C v,,,...,-,.,,v:,, in FXS-wg. 4 us J:- , S.. 1 rf- P 3 Sl , x YAP HOT KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS CO., INC Emporia, Kansas ' Q gf , ',.'s 4-I-M -,--,.,,. ,I f W - v.13'352 ECKDALL. AND McC Emporia, Kansas TY , , s , -gg f ii Tf ARNEY-SCHULENBQRG MOTOR g Emporia, Kansas ....r's '-'-' , -s-- ' x..,.-- 'Y- ws 4 K I 93 , s. ,-. .- GRAND CAFE Emporia, Kansas HOUSTON-DAUGHTY LUMBER CO. Madison, Kansas wa an MH 1r'1 X1 L L1 L Norma Murphy ire, proud Lhegrleaderb 1IlIhC1l'l1LW NEVN PROCILSS I.. Emporia Kansas auracuwe uniforms J kdly guna Jud whllp Xl the Coumx KOUYHBIULIN Thi team wi IH Z1 huddle AUNDRY AND CLEANHNG CO. EMPCRIA IMPLE1N1ENT CO. Emporia kansas TEAM cuwnalnfm B .....f 44' B team cheerleaders Dennrs Hayes Marlene Wallrser Marrlyn Blank Nancy Dlebolr squad ln acuon For the whlte for the green for the school for the team , v M F W MILLER CO NAVRAT OFFICE FQ CO Elmpona, Kansas 33 EU1pOT1a KHTISBS O OB . . ' ' I X ,. V . f A . , 5. 5 f . I1 Ktv , ,GP ' 2 F Q ' Y -Y L A S J .6 The B team cheerleaders and the Olpe high pep- ? 'ir .- 3 - 4 'P' W - ' 1 . .9 '. , . ' 9 F F Q 2 fs 'Wqgi J' V a NN A PEP CL B R '75 PEP CLUB OFFICERS Wrlma Haag presldent Wrnlfred Kuhlmann vue presldent Vrrglnra I-lohne secretary treasurer ROM ONF Dennrs Hayes Marlene Mallrser Nancy Drebolt Marxlyn Blanck Norma Murphy Maurrne Haag Leta Hage mann Barbara Allen ROW TWO Dons Lut7 Peggy Hayes Helen Nuessen Barbara Lynn Betty Th11l Carlenc Dlebolt Kathlene Wernman Martha Burenherde Deaun Haag Jo Ann Mendlrng Pr1sc1lla Balch ROW THREE Gladxs Stuttle Theresa Wendlrng Clarrce Steffes Vlfglllld Holme Xnlma Haag VWlI1lfl'Ed Kuhlmann 1oAnnSchne1du Corrrne bchmrdt Mary Jane. Wernman ROW FOUR Janrce Iutz Margurrte Redekgr Ruth Mlller 33 sf I-IENSEN RADIATOR SERVICE COLE S ECONOMY SUPERETTE Empor1a Kansas Emporla, Kansas 34 , 'r -. . H . V-- . ' ' . F'-Y' - . . y i M . 5 . . . y - . -- - , 1 . ' , I . A 1 ' 44,- . - 2 4. . Y , , 1 . 1 , 1 f I I I I . , . : y' , K 1 1 1 ' 1 l I X I Y ' I ' . : A . , ' . 1 9 'L y ' Q , If Q . . Lf ' .- 'f ' ' ' . 1 I 'H , I ' -. A N . 1 'Na V Q X rig? ' . 'H' av In 1- ' z V ,R - , 4. - , . . , 'U F ,A ' 5 f E n J S ' ., ', , K- ar . 3 K - ,, , - - figf, A, M' 4 . Q: F ' R ' v. I ' I Y -J - V - Q , , j n I ' A We ' r ' . I. A , . fi' . Y q It ' an Q -I 1.1, I I - x I I I ! , --I. Q - x X n Y .. an W 1 K 4' S ,,, Xi A Q '--N:-. 3 Q, if wr lk, Hurry, Janice, your opponents are about to score. Gladys Stuttle is getting ready to toss a fast one to Theresa Wendling. Ping Pong is one of the girl's favorite especially during cold weather. They practice their foot work during the noon hour. Martha Jane Burenheide and Barbara Lynn are playing a mean game of checkers. ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. Emporia, Kansas INGE REXALL DRUG STORE Madison, Kansas 49 ef' Ns Q 11' Earl Haag Guard - Co-captain Marvin Klumpe Center Mr McGahey coach lnstructmg the startlng hneup BA KETBALL nt.- 'VR' Ardell B1rd Forward Co captaln Jerome Dlebolt Forward SCI-IOTTLERS INC Madlson Kansas RICHARDS VARIETY Mad1son Kansas agus Q91 FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jerome D elwll Earl Haag Markm Klumpe Coach NlcGal1e5 Maumee Gerlenarm and Ard ll e Bud BACK ROVN Bob Buruherde Ronald Wagner Charles liellnn Jerrx Nuessen Leon Prmple md Jlck Sowder BA KETBALL A TEAM Our boys got off to a slow start thls season w1th a losmg streak 1n the league games However, the Eagles became a darkhor county tournament by topplln S Adrrure, Nesho Raplds and Read1r1 v S to cop thlrd place se 1n the CRYSTAL GARDENS Madlson, Kansas 37 di., 6 I. ,..k 'Q' I 'Sf ' ' fs Q -l ' . ' ,.- , Q fi? k T, .X f 1 5 l V , , ' , A ', I' , . . V. ' - ' f , ,, - , , . , , , , I , ' , z 1 ' Q , FN RAF! tl' 5 ini. R , rx. , . . 4. mmm ir wma W M A ,1., . ,.,. Q v Sv M-:ay wg, x fy , 3,--'- 'A 1 my ff 2 A fi 4 U w so ,ifflifg 2 We or-Q ip MW wwe 'sf A V me ' i mn up X Xu. 3,-ws I '5 J SEASON'S RECORDQ A TEAM SEASON'S RECORD3 B TEAM Where Played We They Where Played We They 35 40 Lamont Z4 A ll Madison 31 43 Madison Z4 52 Americus 30 40 Americus 33 41 Reading Z4 54 Reading 31 32 Tonavay 33 50 Tonovay 34 51 Hartford Z9 40 Hartford 39 46 Neosho Rapids 36 46 Neosho Rapids 47 37 Miller 56 36 Allen 42 30 Allen 42 43 Lamont 40 Z5 Lamont 42 36 Admire 28 29 Admire 43 41 Madison 25 62 Tonovay Z5 50 Allen 42 38 Roosevelt 32 41 Roosevelt IQ 61 Bushong 33 ZZ Lyon County Tournament Madison 19 50 Americus 35 29 Allen 45 52 Reading 52 32 Lyon County Tournament Roosevelt 27 32 Neosho Rapids 40 Z3 Totals -SZ-Z 6-0-8- Reading 47 31 won 7 Lost 9 Americus 39 43 Bushong 47 40 District Tournament Roosevelt 32 38 Totals TRY' 3-575- Won 8 Lost 13 . V . ' si, - 2 A J - Q. Redeker refused to go out for baseball in the fall he decided to pitch in the spring season. The Eagles lost Redeker by his grad- uating this year. QA xl R fs ffl xf X Willa iii? , x g W ., 1 L BA EBALL After losing several games in the fall season The Eagles experienced a very successful spring campaign by defeating Admire to win both the county tournament and the league trophy. They advanced to the Regional Tournament but met with defeat with Vilas. The player responsible for most of the outs at home plate is our catcher Ronnie Wagner who will be a returning letterman next year. 5' Env Even though Jerry PNWD Anderson's Green House Emporia, Kansas Merchants Supply CO. Schultz Radio and Appliance Emporia, Kansas Berg and Frost Emporia, Kansas Haynes Hardware Co. Emporia, Kansas Litke and Stephen Furniture Co. Emporia, Kansas Jonas Groh Furnace and Roofing Co. Emporia, Kansas Teichgraeber Co. Emporia, Kansas Dumm Furniture CO. Emporia, Kansas Meadowbrook Creamery Emporia, Kansas J. J. Kowalske Emporia, Kansas Sheeley Baking Company Emporia, Kansas Sawder Furniture Store Madison, Kansas Hc. Bolz. Olpe, Kansas Hunt Jewelry Co. Madison, Kansas Pacific Hotel Madison, Kansas Center Township Telephone CO. Olpe, Kansas Mayes-Stout Implement Co. Emporia, Kansas Cline Auto Supply Emporia, Kansas Emporia Pastry Shop Emporia, Kansas Rothfelder Cafe Emporia, Kansas McKee Fleming Lumber Co. Emporia, Kansas Chadel Super Service Emporia, Kansas B00 TER Ideal Cleaners Madison, Kansas Horne's Dry Goods Co. Madison, Kansas Sweeney's Market Olpe, Kansas Anna Mae Bell Madison, Kansas Leo Voeste Olpe, Kansas Louise Redeker Olpe, Kansas Schottler Electric and Sportings Goods Co. Emporia, Kansas Alwpaw Jewelry Co. Emporia, Kansas Massey Harris Dealer Emporia, Kansas Dr. Pepper Bottling Co Emporia, Kansas O. S. Muchmore Emporia, Kansas Harold E. Johnson Emporia, Kansas Dixie's Carmel Corn Shop Emporia, Kansas Kach Appliance Co. Emporia, Kansa Kraum and Son Drug Emporia, Kansas Chas. 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