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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1954 volume:

+L redenfa fion THE JOURNALISM CLASS OF OLPE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS VOLUME III OF Delbert Brinkman-Editor SAQ SCHULENBERG MOTORS BLAYLOCK'S CAFE Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas WM mmm, NWN OPQLUOI' To us, the senior class of '54, all that remains of our school days is a memory. As we look back through this book, We relive the experiences of one of the happiest years of our lives. To those of you who remain at OHS, may your enjoyment in reliving the experiences recorded in this book equal ours. OLPE RECREATION AND BARBER SHOP EMPORIA, SPORT SHOP Olpe, Kansas Emporia, Kansas 2 'Tl' Bw'- ' fkwmw Q., If 'S 1,4 fl- New le lCafL0l'l VN E DEDICATE the 1954 Eagle to Mr James McAnarney m apprec 1at1on for all that he has done for the students at Olpe Hlgh School ln hls fu-st year as our prlnclpal COFFMAN AND SHARP EDDIE'S DRIVE INN Empo rla, Kansas Empor1a, Kansas 3 A A . fa-' 21241452 K , 1' 1 - 'ig ':5..S5L:2'L iff' - ' ff ' ,..pQgi'5i 6- A wi g. A f ' .V ' . ll ww' if l A Z K ,X xx A ' ,Q ' --vv-.Q-W., ' f' . K M M Q X . . Y al I ff - . 1 f , 7 44 'N J. ,. sgjgigf X 5 l ll ilu.. ,M A K 0 C T HCM 93-QA 45- MR JAME S MCA NA RNEY GREENWOOD ALLEN GARAGE Olpa, Kansas MISS JOAN FORAKER MRS DORA SWENDER MR FRED MARKOWITZ. if MRS LAURA MCANTEE ,A ,-,af MR PAUL BENGST ON 4 MR THOMA S MCGAHEY HOHNE'S GROCERY Olpe, Kansas SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Joseph Arndr, Mr. Ralph Jones, and Mr. Emil Rossillon. Mrs. Mabel Grandma Osborn continued as hot lunch supervisor during the 1953-54 school term. The custodian at OHS again this year was Mr. John Haag, who is shown below, ,,'-- ' ...,n------ .SZAOJ EW A. J. Boris Standard Oil Dealer Olpe, Kansas Nm added J.. 'Y GARRISON MUSIC SHOP 6 KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS INC Empoua, Kansas Empoma, Kansas ffJ S CCClCT SSC CS C :kk fl ' - f 5:a:5:1xk kk'k.-L .,,,k-' If I ' S -VVI C -53 -CZC , ,S NC EQ ,CCC -., 6 h V ' kv 1 K A W7 l hx f ., -ij t ' K 9 A Q' Cf we af 'f' ,ff-ff no gf ROBERT HAAG Spec 45 Glee Club 35 Vice-Pres. 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. 4 CORRINE SCHMIDT I ' Spec 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed sn- Chorus 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Cheer- leader 3, 4. sf DELBERT BRINKMAN Spec 3,45 Eagle 45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Pres. 1, 45 Student Council 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,4. MARY JANE WIEMAN Spec 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Cho- rus 3,41 Cheerleader 4. I. C. SOWDER Spec 45 Band 3,45 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3. eniom Tl-IERESA WENDLING Spec 45 Band 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Class Secretary 15 fi Student Council 2. ARDELL BIRD Spec 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Pres. 3, 45 Class Vice-,Pres. 1. ef' 6- .-X' 1 No' Q-P BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY 7 B AND M BROILERS Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas ai 1ln, RUTH MILLER Spec 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee , 102' ff, Club 1, 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, ' 4 'Q' --wr- GERALD GERLEMAN Spec 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, I Q M 1 fs: 245 J X 4 ' .ik , if 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. JOHN BECHTEL , Q Spec 4, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Track 4, Hartford High 1, 2, 3, 4. 'io HELEN NUESSEN Spec 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. I QI'lL0l 5 CLARICE STEFFES V A f Spec 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Cho- AK-ar 4 v rus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Pep Club 1 X ' 5 Vice-Pres. 3. 3 'vi LEON SCI-IMIDT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, - 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3,4, Class Pres. 3, Student Council 4. M FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY 8 VICTQRY CREAMERY E1'T1PO1'ia Kansas Emporia Kansas N X l. 4' WW' 'as X - , A 1 - ,Q 'wr Ti CHARLES HELLEN W' 1' , Class Pres. 2, Student Council 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket ball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA SNIDER Spec 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Club 4, Hartford High 1, 2, 3. A PEGGY HAYES A A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, H ' ' 9 Pe Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A r DONALD SMITH A A , 3 Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club , 3, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 3, 4. I ' i eniorzi IO ANN WENDLING Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 4: MAX HOCKANSON Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 4, Hartford High 1, 2, 3, I if og! 'VV if SPADY BEAUTY SHOP 9 CO-OP FOOD CENTER Ernpoma, Kansas Emporia, Kansas T ali? xy, 222 Ex its iw, 11 The Junior Class l lfll'll0I 5 The junior officers are Dick Schneider, Dan Metz, Doris Lutz, and president, Robert Diebolt. 0'lFl.v . e. -,. ,h.,.iv-.Aid we ' - rn? 233 ' Marilyn Blanck and Nancy Diebolt decorate for the junior-senior prom, Which was the junior class' biggest project this year. T. JENSEN AND SONS THE DUCHESS 10 Emp-aria, Kansas Ernporia, KaHSas The Sopluomore Class 0,9 0I'l'LOI Q5 T35 'ii' The sophomore offlcers are B111 Metz Presldent Clara Marie Brown Bar bara Br1nkman and Lavern Haag A var1ety show and a sock dance were the two mam projects of the soph omore class dur-mg the past school year EMPORIA IMPLEMENT COMPANY ARENS WISE HATCHERY Emporla Kansas Emporxa Kansas L .,., . - 'llflff A .,,-gum ,g1,i,,gEg1,,MK D ,W Hiram? K 5 -5 ' w:.,:..a- , - , It f , 1 Q9 C iw . . . N.. , - sggsglgffi. C A ,z.,. Q A ,. ,, M ' 451 In .i ' s ql' ' A , - NA . ww-1-was f ' ,x-+Jww- '-- -- J 1,,,i,,-W, Y ff' A K ii, ' A -Q 'A V 4 , i l ! I ., A Q1 The Freshman Class .NgI'QJAl7leI'l 5-In rl FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY 12 Olpe, Kansas Freshman officers are Doris Hageman Marilyn Burenheide, president John Deibolt, and Jerome Lowenstein. .fdclliuified IWFWQE Ninn 4llnlni1 rf if I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Emporla Kansas X-49 if-f H W ,nun ARDELL BIRD Presldent xS?M,J8I'lf C MHC! CHARLES I-IELLEN ROBERT DIEBOLT VICE Presldent Secretary The student counc11 1S composed of nlne representatlves Wlth Mr McGahey servmg as sponsor NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY AND CLEANING COMPANY BIRD'S CAFE Emporia, Kansas Olpe, Kansas nf Delbert Brinkman, editor of the Eagle, and Ardell Bird, editor of the Spectator. The OHS school news- paper, the Spectator, this year received an All-Amer- ican rating from the National Scholastic Press Association The paper is published monthly and this year was sent to all members of the Olpe High School District. Mr. Fred Markowitz, journalism instructor, was the faculty advisor for both the Spectator and the Eagle. Ugg LIHJ 57,9QC!a !0l' in M I ,N , F iii it FIRST NATIONAL BANK KANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Madison, Kansas Emporia, Kansas Wm i Boys' Glee Cluo Mrb Dora Swender MUSIC Instructor ufuc Clara Ann Schwmdt Accompamst Gxrls' Glee Club CHICKEN HOUSE Olpe Kansas f' ki. b. .-:W . .f-. ,. 1244 324 The Senior Brass Ensemble Ban The OHS band directed by Mrs. Dora Swender . ................. 3 .. 1 . 1-.li-nw, ..........,, r2s..in.s.va4i.Q4..ilf.-1s..q 1 vi Qtzsianuwiuil AQ' Q if 68 WI Allies wg? wr f ., ,f ag! v l 5 . 1 .mb 4'-X' n i' ::, ,, , Alf: A-ge ' I i FN . 'ww-1 xl a I f' X25 H Two characters of th Juznor class play Headm for a Weddln ' are shown at the r1ght The one wlth the whlte strlpe 1S Glorla the pet skunk The play wh1ch revolved around -, the troubles of a h1llb1lly lamlly was du-ected by Mrs Dora Swender One of the stunts performed by the freshmen at the1r 1n1t1at1or1 party IS shown below The sophomores also dlsplayed K thexr talents 1D a var1ety show wh1ch was well accepted by the aud1ence J4Cfw,fm 'fn' 2fm.J -mm 3' SEXTON FUNERAL HOME 21 BOLZ SERVICE STATION Mad1son Kansas Olpe Kansas 1 Q u Q . P ef' 'lsh s - ' we s l vw ooss ' - r - ' i Q . a T5 E H 0 If ,, , , ,, I ,,,, Q , 3 . v X 4 ' y V . ' 5 . 3 , 5 , Q 4 V' , x,,, V 4, . I y X, ., . Q I f If .gui W vu unior- enior rom LASATER MOTOR COMPANY 22 CRYSTAL GARDENS Madlson Kansas Mad1sor1 Kansas , X hy. . . Y Y ,V , x R 'ff A 1 'M , X N .Zi fr 4 K ' , ' , - ,y K my ,ff Og: x , ,N XX 1,11 U1 An unior- enior A.. , :KF OLPE LUMBER COMPANY Olpe, Kansas Z3 fjrom nfs: FX A. F3465 aw f, e X., u F .,,L,. A , LJ s v K ' V1 A .m.V. jf Xifilifi ga I 4... A.-, . Loafing Dig that crazy pose Portrait of two coaches I'lCll9J Ofif r We shall make muslc Future I-Iomemake s A Jolly good fellow At the state baseball tournament Women Wrestlers 'S w graduafion W. S., ,. ,., , , -aqui 1' M40 MW, y M,,,,..'-'f' W-, MM, ,,,, - ' Maw' MURPI-IY'S SERVICE STATION, Olpe, Kansas '59 G' an ,733 'l' is 4 1 1 Q, LEQA Adv.-2 4 L' J .. U' i gyracluafion PEAK FEED AND SEED COMPANY MERWIN AUTO BODY AND FENDER SERVICE Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas Q v, V A M - I L ' 4, f' 'R ' , .W -' , f.. K , , N-. 1 WEE, ' , 'fn' 1. ,,-my . X . f , A I iff? K f 'S 1 ,Z A iff., 32 40 S EASON RECORD OLPE OPPONENT 45 42 47 43 53 47 'F72 '50 ,P66 68 57 405:58 2505155 135:50 Won Harrnlton AIDETICUS Read1ng Mad1son Mlller Empona B Hartford Neosho Rap1ds Hamllton Mad1son Lebo Adlhlre Allen Roosevelt Bushong Readmg Allen Bushong Lebo Hartford Mad1son Roosevelt 11 Lost 11 'Lyon County Tournament Games 'k:kD1StT1Ct Tournament Games FOOD BANK Olpe , Kansas is.,...mi 5 135 5 N.- it .gaalfefgaf A TEAM Ardell B1rd leadmg Eagle scorer I E A L, -, ...,,. ilia ef f-1..f ry ',g, V, .VV H, f , P 'Q ' ' ,Sofa H' ' 2 ,-' ri 5- -.. X' 7 6 ' rlll at 7 ai 66 50 ' 66 45 ' 49 38 0 58 - 53 ' 51 V 40 ' 33 48 ' 37 ' 48 Z8 ' 79 ' 46 3 OLPE OPPONENT Hamllton Amermcus Read1ng Mad1son I-1a rtford Neosho Rap1ds Harrulton Madlson Adnure Allen Roosevelt Amerlcus Hartford Lebo Lyon County Tournament Games Won 4 Lost 11 Z?a5Lef6a! B TEAM Although the B Team had a poor season as far as wms and losses are concerned they showed a ghrnpse of good thmgs to come A11 of the team members plctured the returnees three are sopho mores and four are freshmen Wh1Ch W111 prov1de OHS w1th exper 1enced players for the future UANKHAUSER CAFE KLUMPE MACHINE SHOP Madlson Kansas Olpe Kansas 21 ' 39 Z3 ' 37 34 ' 65 29 ' 33 - 26 ' 40 ' 38 ' 45 , Z7 ' 46 ' ' . 36 ' 38 ' 40 Lebo 32 above will be back next year. Of 54 ' 39 , - 38 16 , 45 47 ' ' ' 5 - 347 ' 33 ' . 4137 46 46 53 32 .fgcfion These pictures show the action that took place at the district tourn- ament at Hartford, March 2-5. At the right, a Hartford player is shown scoring a lay-up in the first game of the tourney. Final score: Olpe 58, Hartford 44 The pictures, above and to the right, show action during the consolation game of the district tourney between Olpe and Roosevelt. After leading almost all the way, the Eagles slowed up in the fourth quar- ter and were beaten by two points, Olpe 50, Roosevelt 52 The semifinal round of play found Olpe bowing .to favored Madison in a high scoring game. Final score:Olpe 55, Madison 61 The 1953-54 Eagle Baseball Team Zbzwegaf The 1953-54 Eagle baseball team won the Lyon County League title, finished second in the Class B dis- trict tournament, Won the regional tournament, and finished in a tie for third place in the state tourn- ament at Peabody. ri? Missing from the team picture are Leon Schmidt and Delbert Brinkman. Coaches McGahey and Markowitz are x xx ' 6 Shown on the right, - xx N A HUDSON IMPLEMEINT COMPANY DIDDE OFFICE SUPPLY AND PRINTING CO. Madison, Kansas Emporia, Kansas 5615860 QCD? SEASON' S RECORD FALL RECORD OLPE 17 Allen 11 Tonovay 8 Reading 9 Neosho Rapids Won 3 Lost 1 Totals Won 13 Lost 3 Runs Olpe 148 Opponents SPRING RECORD OPPONENT OLPE OPPONENT 11 ze Neosho Rapids 0 14 Roosevelt 18 21 Arnericus 0 9F10 Reading if 6 Allen 4 Admire 7 Lamont PM 3 Appanoose W 2 Lamont 14011 6 Oswego 'MW 3 Park Bfoloi' 1 Silver Lake 58 Won 10 Lost Z '4'Lyon County Tournament Games '0FRegiona.1 Tournament Games '9 50?State Tournament Games f. fa 1:1 ii- The 1953-54 Eagle Track Squad 306' f- - 1 v ..g1v:7!- Ai COLES ECONGMY SUPERETTE 36 JAMISON SALVAGE Emporia, Kansas Madison, Kansas 105 'A' 'hr The A Team Cheerleaders CA QQPAQLJQP5 The A team cheer leaders durlng the past basketball season were Nancy D1ebolt Corrme Schm1dt Mary Jane W1ernan and Marx ly'1 Blanck The plcture on the left shows the A team 1n actlon durmg the reg1onal tournament at Hartford SKELLY STATION AND GROCERY 37 SHEELEY BAKING COMPANY Mad1SOH, K31'1SaS Empor1a, Kansas X X X I ' I I I I . 4 5 1 I , I L . TQ, I N ' -f -., Q X' X A 1 t ff, I 1 The Eagle basketball teams had two sets of cheerleaders spurr1ng them on durlng the season At the rlght the A and B team cheerleaders are shown ln act1on do1ng one of thelr comblned cheers B team cheerleaders are Barbara Brlnkman Dorls Hageman Kathleen Kuhlman Marllyn Buren he1de and Lola Haag alternate Everybody's favor1te cheer 15 Two blts four b1ts s1x blts a dollar All for Olpe stand up and holler The OHS pep club held many sp1r1ted assernblles durlng the past season wh1ch helped to get the teams keyed up for 1mportant games The plcture at the left was taken at one of these assembhes and shows the gu-ls of the sophomore class perform1ng an operat1on on the Roosevelt Rough r1ders It was stunts llke these and the work of the cheerleaders that gave the Eagle teams that f1ght1ng sp1r1t ggkfzi TWIN VALLEY BUTTER COMPANY 38 OLPE STATE BANK Emporia, Kansas Olpe, Kansas Freshman girls phys. ed. class and instructor, Miss Foraker. QZQA' !9Ay4. Clarice Steffes, president of the pep club. 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