Rolla Rural High School - Pirate Yearbook (Rolla, KS)

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THE SENIORS OF 53 This page is sponsored by THE ROLLA CO-OP EQUITY EXCHANGE .U-, -tbl- BEL? sf: fig? fi F 1 ' T 5 -f ,, ,P A. . , t - . .., xi,-L23 f f fi. i .. A ' Dedication Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Activities Sports Grades Features gonfenfd Oueen and Attendants Jr. Sr. Banquet l Graduation Senior Trip Booster Page v-.W FRN 5 ' S -,, 3 This page is sponsored by CLAIRMONTS GROCERY I G I ' 5 2 2X 1 ff!! I 'J ' I I .'f.'9' ,. ax: A' ,f ' '6 4 a J',f',o',. 4 ,4 ,a ,alaxa 'rflf' r ,lf 1' 4' f' Ir' 4,4 I, 4' 9 A ,a , ,So ,QA f '71 I a M' 6, n U, I I ,a 'v 1' 3' ' ,Q 'lf ,. .,.::.g ,f -:- 1 ' 'M ' sas- 'vl-I-!-Z4'-'..-.. . .--..:.:,:.,,.,x.... 'E'f '1::::,:+:I:-g.-.- . 129:-.'.-:-:-:+-aqz.:-:mezfw N. I.-.f-15.1.-...-1+.-:+p.'.-:-:.-.-:-: - -. -. 1,..m,:m,.,.A. . :'.'Z-f- --. ' 1.'-vi :2- x '.'5.-,- r . . 1'?Ef'?34f?235N 1. .1 .. 25, :' 55555522153-s::?ff3E: 5 s ' ' ? : v. . I Q --I Qszai? - , 4:2122 5 .,.. .455 ..,.,.:.x, iiligizi 5: ull ll . 5 4:-rwqhgg. ' -555 ' Y'S 4' ' 3 x-. ' K ex '-:-2: f.'2 1:2 ,, . -I :5:g-:,:c.- .x '3i'P:::::'??1::.,-, , 33 .z .. ,,M . ,.....g. 3 is ORVILLE BROWN PAULEEN CASTEEL MILDRED HALL Mathematics, Social Science, English, Science. Commerce, Home Economies, Sophomore Sponser. junior Sponser, DONALD W. HALL Industrial Arts, Basketball, Foot ball, Baseball Coach, Senior Sponser. J , ' Q, OLIN H. WILSON Superintendent, Health. This page sponsored by WELDON LITTELI., AND EDWARD JACKSON RED AND WHITE STORE Grades 7 and 8, Grade School Rona Pfif1CiPa1 DEWEY D. CARPENTER Music, Freshman Sponser. VIARY LOU CARPENTER SELMA WILSON HALEL MARTIN MILDRED PHILLIPS Grades 3 and 4. Grades I and 2. Grades 5 and 6. Started 5th and 6th. Is..-...J..LLi-74.g.......i....4..-..-. ., In ,3- T .A 4 X u 4 K 1 X XX KX Q . X X , . N ' f K . 1. x X X f ' X 3 n gf ' eww X 5 F , 1, -M fy U X Willy 6 K' ig .1 . Y M . , m . Q Q: JB? , , 1 Y Q Q, ' , l ' h ' W . 1 if Yr: Q 3 Ay 5 A ,QD4'?5 ?'-8-fs ,TP . 1 p- A Q T 5 1 1 4' i K , Q 4 This page is sponsored by BOB MAY CHEVROLET, I-Iugotorl Tfk f -wink X 'X l ZW MW I 52.9 P 85? -v 9 t t' SHS 5 HRA 3 '-..-.QH'3?' W ' my midi- xxx P X XMXX S s x RX-.3 MXH. xxx,x..Ax.'S1k','3-X,-Ex .R V' :'Vx-'E-XE. sw' -f' 'xx 'wi' xf3:-'?:?3- - '-. N 5fe5 0 4-Q -.ies -. N L O , , N I ' H 1 1.1 K f' I 4 f., ff . my x ..xs.x -1.5,-,gl V X X! 530 X X if Ain X X ff 'I ,XVQXI 525 'dyif A x. 'Llp i?LS.il ilk J J ,J .J .J ,J ,J sl Lu sl JJ' A ' L:ft0I g SJW We launched our Ship of Adventure into the seas of educa- Nik, tion in September of 1941, with Mrs. Martin charting our course the first two ears. We had smooth sailing for eight years. We 5! had a pause tiie eight year and gave our play, Junior Detectives, XJ and took a shore leave and visited Denver, Colorado, With Mrs. Lewis as our captain. NJ When we sailed into the sea of higher education, there were yu sixteen freshmen aboard. Earl McBride transferred to another crew for our Sophomore year. Carl Thrall transferred to the S. S. Boise City for our Jr. id year and Corinne Cannon was transferred from the S. S. Guymon Ka to take his place on our crew. Bruce Colman visited aboard the first day of that year. Dodge Wilson and Phyllis Milburn retired xl that year after only a few weeks aboard. Faye Helterbrand trans- ferred to the S. S. Hugoton just before the first semester was xl over. We had a pause that year to give our Junior Play, Bashfu1 L, Bertie , and another to give the Seniors a banquet. N., We started off this year with Dale Clinesmith aboard, but he NJ transferred back to the S. S. Coyville the second week of school. We had a pause again this year and gave our Senior play, Hob- goblin House . We also had a shore eave which we spent at Kirk- LJ wood Lodge, on the Lake of the Ozarks, Springfield, Missouri, kv Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We have had smooth sailing all the four years we spent aboard the S. S. Rolla Hi and have good captains charting the courses. We finished these years in fine shape and now Liz, Rene, Shel, Annie P. , Lynn Glen, Jon, Dee, Donyan, and Crudey are ready for our discharges. Some of the old crew are signing up for a few more years of Y service. Others have already signe contracts for a life time of Kd Happy work. The rest have not yet decided where or when to seek their fortunes. '4-I X hi ff V K sJ XJ lun This page is sponsored by ADAMS JEWELRY and BLOODHART DRUG CO. Of Hugoton. U . x. Xxx- XTNRNNS rXITr4ffji5 .. -X-- - its Q 5 X X1 Yx DONALD RAY Dll3BLE Donyan likes fried chicken, strawberry ice cream pie, and monopoly, and Grand- ma get Off The Stove Your To Old To Ride The Range . Dislikes people who pop their gum, people who think they're smart and about all other people. Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, One Act Play 3, Cheerleader 2,3, Operetta 3, Class President I , 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4. ARLIN MORGAN s Crudey likes food, the wide open spaces, hunting, Pretend , Pogo and Mad Comics, dancing, checkers, and mostly fried chicken, loafing and the girlsl ll Dislikes Drive ln Theaters High Class resturants and people who believe you are crazy when you have a big gay time Band t 2 3 4- p Band 4- Mixed Chorus 4, Boys Glee Club 4, e Act 49 , . 1 1 1 i Pe - wk' 0 s On X f Play 4, Basketball l,2,3, Football l , 3, Base- 'Z t', J ball . . , . . ix I .2 3- Operetta 3- Vice President 3 Secretary 4, Class Plays 3,4. F CORlNNE CANNON Rene likes a lot of fun, parties, senior .,,,, . ., 4 V ..:r . A givid f ,l ,,,., i -, ' - I 1, All ,ss ,ss t i s to trips, thick chocolate malts, iitterbugging, and Gene. Dislikes chickens, and muddy Oklahoma roads. Girls Glee Club l,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1.2, 4, Majorette 3,4, Cheer- leader 3,4, Pep Club l, 2,3, 4, Operetta 3, Treasurer 3, Class Plays 3,4, Class Plays 3, 4. This Pa . ge 1s sponsored by ROLLA CO SHIRLEY MAE THP-ALL Shel likes cherry cream pie, fried chicken, Dairy Queen malts, basketball, swimming, horse back riding, iitterbugging, and Iunior. Dislikes baby talk by anyone and Windy, dirty days. Girls Glee Club 2, 3.4, Mixed Chorus 4, Maiorette 3. 4: Cheerleader 1, Pep Club I,2,3,4, One Act Play 4, Secretary l,2,3, Treasurer 1,2, Operetta 3, ELIZABETH JOAN PRESLEY Liz likes fried chicken, basketball, bowling, walking in the rain, Blues played in the night, and boys. Dislikes babytalk by anyone that can talk different, heavy makeup and boring people, Girls Glee Club t,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Cheerleader I , 2, 3, Pep Band 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2,3, 4, One 5 Act Play 3, Operetta 3, Class Plays 3,4. 'OP FOOD STORE WILLIAM ION LITTELL Chuck Likes shrimp, WOMEN, dancing, WOMEN, reading, WOMEN, most music, WOMEN, history and kinda likes girls. Dislikes hillbilly music, mashed potatoe, sandwiches, squawking windmills and dumn dogs, Band I, 2, 3,4, Pep Band 3.4, Band Council 3,4, Boys Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, One Act Play 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, Operetta 3, Class Plays 3,4, Vice President 4, Love I, 2,3,4, and more. STANLEY KNELLER Dee likes Cadillacs, California, farming, money, Esther Williams, Hillbilly music, Dislikes headaches, Ford Cars, acid pits, noisy chauffeurs, cold weather, dirty days, short nights, Roy Acuff, Johnnie Ray and smart people. Life long ambition, tokeepoutofthearmy. High School I, 2,3.4. 1 1 A' ' ANNETTA CANNON 2 , Annie P'l likes strawberries, dancing, foot- , , ball, I Believe, Ear rings and her husband. , ' 4 ' Dislikes gripey people and hillbilly music. ' ,,J,, Girls Glee Club I,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, X j, P Band I, 2, 3,4, Pep Band 3, Pep Club I, 2,3, P il 7 One Act Play 2,3, Operetta 3, Class Plays , 4. Q 1, 3, 4. Q' 'i .1 i, LOETA MANGELS Lynn likes Fried Chickui and Basketball, Dislikes people in general, Girls Glee Club 2.3.4, Band 4, Pep Club I,2,3: Cqnererta 3 Class Plays 3,4. GLENNETTA COOPER Glen likes shrimp, basketball and Jack. . Dislikes Dirt and noisy people. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I,2,3: Operezta 3, Class plays 3.4. 7 UGOTON HERMES e is SPOnS0I'ed by H This P218 ,,. ' ' aramid? 'lil 5 iz J? ' Ft . fr 'ml TV .'1'i'i?3f . .K. ,. .- 'X -,, r .n - , , rf ' A 6 f-kigg' my Q W ' H , ,, L wifi H ' M. F ,Tip V ! 5 l N 4 ' it K X M af. mmA,l I, p A uv . ts 14 s a ,. A az- A 'f' ' f ' ' This page is sponsored by 4' FIRST STATE BANK Elkhart ofa-J! W an lfffblnieflf We, the Senior Class, of 1953, being sane and of sound mind, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, to be read at any time, anywhere and was hereby witnessed by no one. FIRST: After the payment of our debts, just or unjust, and expenses, we give, bequit, bequeath, leave and get rid of the privilege of being Seniors to the class of 54. SECOND: The members of the Senior Class will the following properties to the following individuals: Annetta Cannon wills her ability to make coffee to Esther Cline- smith and to stay well on roller coasters to Buzzy Green. Corinne Cannon wills her ability to skip classes and get by with it to all the Juniors. Glennetta Cooper wills her ability to train her husband to keep house and cook, while she finishes school to Barbara Long. Donnie Dibble wills his ability to stay class president for three more years to Donnie Friend and his ability to keepa whole heart by staying away from women to Wayne, Jr. , and Warren Wilson. Stanley Kneller wills his ability to argue with history teachers for otherwisej to David Ellis. Bill Littell wills his fit-throwing on Senior Trip to Wendell Mor- gan and his bashfulness to Larry Jo. Loeta Mangels wills her artistic- basketball playing to Wilda Pendergraft. Arlin Morgan wills his ability to play basketball to Jr. Bressler and chauffeurs license to any body who is dumb enough to take it. Elizabeth Presley has nothing to will to anyone except all the paper she used for history class this year and she doesn't want to push that much junk off on anyone. Shirley Thrall wills her ability to act grown up to Mr. Brown. uv fy ,D -,f , . W- . ' . 4 'f ii 44 Q: sf, A' s V Q51 ...A it 8 I 1' l'0l9 QC? It is the year 1963 in the big city of Rolla, Kansas. Although most of the Seniors that grad- uated with the class of 1953 have left, one way or the other, the big city is still thriving. As we look in on it today we see one member ofthe Senior Class still living in Rolla. It is none other than Mrs. Gene Higgins, the former Corinne Cannon. She has just arrived home after a hard afternoon of bridge, and is preparing to get supper for her husband Gene, who will arrive shortly from their chicken ranch. By the way, the Higgins' specialize in the growing of chickens with two wishbones. Having opened her cans and spread out the cake and sandwiches which she has purchased from Clairmonts Super Market, she sits down for a minute to rest and turns on her television set. The talk at the bridge table this afternoon had been of the old class- mates of Rolla High School who graduated in the year 1953, and who and arranged a reunion by television. So she turns the dial to the reunion of the class of 1953. First, there floats across her vision a very dear friend of her girlhood days, Loeta Man- gels, who ascended to the place left vacant by Kate Smith when she deserted the radio to retire from audiences. Loeta has well filled the place, and her voice nightly thrills her hearers as she sings such songs as Too Hot To Cut The Mustardl' and Lover Come Back To Me ! Next there appears our new heavyweight champion, Donnie Dibble, Donnie knocked out the heavyweight champ in a half round last week. At the end of the first half round the referee step- ped in and stopped one of the most fierce and hard pounding fighters of the ring. The round was just one-fourth over when it was evident that Donnie would be champ. The crowd began cheer- ing and yelling. And now the world-famous inventor, Arlin Morgan, hailed as a second Edison and Marconi combined. His newest invention, a self-lighting cigarette, has made him millions and pu: his name in the nation's mouth. He is now working on a non-squirting grapefruit, which, if suc- cessful, will make him known at every breakfast table in America. And here is that beautiful young lady fnow almost 302, Shirley Thrall, who is still struggling along in college trying for another degree. Last report she had five degrees, but still doesn't have the degree she wants. The one from Junior entitled Mrs. Bressler , but it can be ex- pected just any time now. Next appears that handsome Stanley Kneller, who is now a mattress tester for the Beauty Rest Mattress Company. He was always famous for the hours he slept in school. Keep up the good work Stan you may become president ------ of the company that is. Now, who is this coming into view, none other than our old sponsor, Coach Hall. Coach is well known to everyone these days. His present basketball season is about over and if his Phillip 66 Oilers Team can win their game at Madison Square Garden tonight he has the world's basketball championship won. In his spare time Coach coaches his 5 little Hall basketball players at home. Now we see Mrs. Glenetta Cooper being escorted by her husband, Jack. The Coopers are now among the richest people in Kansas, having made several million from their wheat ranch. Glenetta is wearing a lovely ice blue low-cut evening gown, the full skirt sprinkled with dia- monds. Draped over her shoulder is a white mink cape. Both the cape and gown were designed by Glenetta. They left their darling twin boys at home with the maid Dandelion. And now a cook floats into view, Annetta Cannon, famous for her cooking--in demand for her original recipes--and author of her own authoritative cook book, How to Feed on Less Than Nothing . Annetta is also working at the new macaroni factory, making the product by stuffing the macaroni with the holes of doughnuts. Here is someone else, his face looks familiar, oh, yes, it's Bill Littell. Bill is still with the French-Foreign Legion. For the last ten years he has been in Africa making money hand 1 over hand, having a good time fighting and starting a harem of Africa's most beautiful women. Oh, well, he always wanted to be different from everyone else. And now as our reunion is about over we see our old friend Liz Presley walking daintly across the screen. It seems that Liz was at the races in Colorado Springs last week and her daddy's horse came in first. Old Fleefast certainly made all the other horses look bad. With Liz as jockey, evidently the race was in the purse before it got started. Liz has a record of being the best jockey in the U.S. Now that we have all the Seniors of the Class of 1953 together, let's all stand and sing our old school song, We're Rolla Pirates . 9 W This page is sponsored by ELKHART INSURANCE AGENCY I I I fix :i ii ' j g , ..., 1 I 5,1 if W'-A,.' ' 1 in - 1- ,. ' 17'EL:ia,f 4-5-351' iii. 15 W A Q 3' I at ,,..-15 . w5'W2Ae5:- 1 'S-3' 3534! :4! L' , . 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M NINA RANDLE DOROTHY HIGGINS FRANCIS WILLIAMSON DONALD FRIEND Warren Wilson Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President Lona Morgan Larry Veach Wilda Pendegraft Naomi Holcomb Hellen Floyd Dianna Hubbard David Ellis Y Nb ,L s Z: 22' Q QQ of Joy Hull J Q! f , L. N :ff .s Donald Denton 'G I Q . 4 1 I This page is sponsored by OWEN VARIETY and BRYANT'S CAFE, Elkhart R i -4 I! ll Ixl'3 ff Y Y 4 :I I fk 'ful kiwi A 2 N, HE 'f V wx K, 5 -hh V:i',?A?Lig-I ' ' 1 6- K W .,' 24 V, m, .SXYXY I , Ex 7' f. 1 1 ...J 'S . -v - ,,E1 V. , b . mx - ..,yX wvwg i24 i I . Digits 16 This page is sponsored by ELKI-IART IMPLEMENT COMPANY Q fx x Wag w X NN , Vx., .,,.v,.fL This page is sponsored by TAYLORS MUSIC STORE, Liberal and A. I... DUCKWAI..L.'S, Hugoton ' Q eff bl x ib 3 , , .I U -It x ' i F' 'f x K y. -Q - ' t V M J I X M I Q, fi, - ' -4 3 Q I N V6 if . 1 x x 2 L.: V 5- ' .A 4 I -4 D X5 K , V, gl H f 4 g ig A 4 n 2 'W v- ' X . 0 . J, Q . I 6' A x A, ky X E L l I K r K X 5 - B - , 5 For the first time in a number of years, we once again have a Boys Glee Club. Starting out with unison singing they were soon singing part songs, and progressed far enough to take part in the Sublette Mass Chorus and the Dodge City District Festival. This page sponsored by FISHERS, INC. , Elkhart The Gir1's Glee Club was not new this year but they had a few new members and sang many new songs. They also took part at Sublette and Dodge City and did a very nice job. They also did some three part singing which was new to most of them. - ll.. m Q n 4 Mixed chorus--With the organization of the boys Glee Club came the possibility of a mixed chorus. With time at a premium they borrowed one period a week from the band and did an excellent job in the small amount of time alloted them. They also took part at Sublette and Dodge City. This page sponsored by FL.OYD'S HARDWARE, Hugoton Pep Club--The Pep Club was organized with Dewey Carpenter as sponsor. 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'X 11' , ,- joollaf Our football team this year was small and inexperienced but had a lot of fight and determination. Even though Rolla didn't win a game we are all proud of their steady improvement during the season. All of the players will be back next year and are planning for an outstanding sea- SOD. Wendell Morgan Wayne Henson Lester Hogue Allen Littell Lettermen are: Left End 81 Full Back Half Back gl Left End Half Back at Full Back Quarter Back Melvin Faler Center Jack Higgins Right End Eddie Cook Right End This page sponsored by STURGEON IMPLEMENT CO. , Hugaton f X - J N511 -':L'v1'f . 'J,q x'i. . I 4. Q P:- ,,,. lynx' v 'i H, wif:-V , 'xy t A C ff Jggfgpeganigfzf-gxii Alt, p K I ,XV I ' Q A wi.. Q . X mj wqlil---'WL -,HM-as , l ' 1'-E it ,, ' l y N ' , L . . y 'J ,,, ilN ' ' fi 35,21 Ill iii f . sl. ' Qi, f. if r s, N. if , M tl f A f ug iff Yir i z, C in W - H in ,g -. - I '-1 zu! Q-:.W,f My , , M., ,H-,MAA r g,.g,, im, ,I 'A V , 4, - - . Whit' f fs. A I . ,,, , -A l . r4't Ewlefgaf We had an average season this year winning twelve and losing twelve games. We placed fourth 1n both the League and District Tournament. We are looking forward to a better season next year since all lettermen will be back. Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Johnson Satanta Elkhart Sublette Plains Kismet Lakin Yarbrough Moscow Johnson Moscow Plains Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Johnson Manter Satanta Elkhart Sublette Plains Lakin Montezuma Moscow Shallow -Water Deerfield Moscow 63 44 49 43 50 59 54 59 66 35 51 67 This page sponsored by HUGOTON ELECTRIC and APPLIANCE CO 4 . 1 ,.-X, ,' f. - .:,,:,: , , P, 4 3 , e .1 , Qc E i r l . ,,. fw-,mf 1 -5 r n K CA 5. W, I w , ., , +1 'eiig 3 . . A, ka. fa fi? , r , Wg X- .2-'1 Nw ... J, I-,S ' A 52? 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