Americus High School - Indian Scout Yearbook (Americus, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1954 volume:

(?V A ■y Joyce Davidson Jerry Karr Editor Business Mgr. W «’I e Floyd Daharsh Sports Editor Yvonne Anderson Literary Editor Iff THE INDIAN SCOUT Bryce Davidson Sports Editor Eilene Daharsh Literary Editor Pat Tils Advertising a -j . r , Jerry Bamesberger Photography Martha Miller Class Editor Anne Cook Production Martha Duncan Advertising Shirley Allen Art Editor Presented By The Seniors Of Barbara Muller Subscription Mary Voorhees Activities AMERICUS HIGH SCHOOL Mary Miller Class Editor 1954 We wish to express our grateful appreciation to the advertisers who have made it possible for us to have a year book in which to preserve memories of our school days. In compiling this annual, we have made an effort to capture some of the high lights of school life that might bring pleasant reminders at a later date. We hope that you enjoy this book with us. THE SENIORS OF 1953-54 � — ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Donald Cade Mrs. Dorothy Jones Industrial Arts Music Department Senior Sponsor Forrest Pontious Coach--English Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Audrey Loomis Journa lism - -Commerce Yearbook Sponsor Robert Marshall Mrs. Arlene Kadel Principal--Social Science Home Economics Freshman Sponsor Junior Sponsor SENIORS Bryce Davidson Treasurer Life's too short to spend studying Patricia Tils President Just as bright as a new penny This page sponsored by Gordon Grocery and Sielert Hardware Floyd Daharsh Student Council He's the joker in our deck Yvonne Anderson Secretary There's a song in her heart f V . - This page sponsored by Phelan Grocery Barbara Muller I’ve worked my- self to a shadow Eilene Daharsh She is willing to do her part Mary Voorhees A quiet maiden; yet self-possessed Mary Miller Short and sweet Martha Miller Easy does it is her motto Martha Duncan She's got her man' Si Anne Cook Oh, that blush This page sponsored by Americus State Bank Shirley Allen A shy sweet maiden SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Seventeen green freshmen were initiated into Americus High School on September 8, 1950. The girls wore men's shirts, girls' shorts, men's work shoes, onion corsages, and a.chicken bone in their hair. The boys wore girls' shorts, men's shirts, nylon hose, and high heels. All were painted in brilliant hues and were required to carry a glass of colored water and pick up toothpicks scattered throughout the school by the seniors. The class officers the first year were: President, Martha Duncan; Vice-President, Betty Jackson; Secretary, Joyce Davidson; Treasurer, Jerry Bamesberger, and Student Council, Floyd Daharsh. Mrs. Bill Harnden was our sponsor. During the year, Bill Rogers joined the class and Shirlene Fiant moved away. When we returned to school in the fall of 1951, we discovered we were minus Jerry Chase and Bill Rogers who had moved away during the summer. This year we elected Eilene Daharsh as our class president; Jerry Karr as vice-president; Shirley Allen, secretary; Pat Tils, treasurer; and Floyd Daharsh, student council member. Miss Virginia Peery was our sponsor. In the spring of that year, we assisted the junior class in giving the annual junior-senior banquet by serving and helping provide the entertainment. We also gave an all-school party which had a St. Patricks Day theme. In the Every-Pupil Scholarship tests, Floyd Daharsh was awarded first in Class D in the state in Industrial Arts. In the fall of our junior year we elected the following officers: President, Pat Tils; Vice-President, Jerry Bamesberger; Secretary, Betty Jackson; Treasurer, Martha Duncan; and Student Council, Floyd Daharsh. Our sponsors were Mrs. Mabel Scott and Miss Rhoda Austin. We were joined by Yvonne Anderson during that year. We presented a play, Grandma's Best Years, sponsored a paper drive, a hobo day, and defeated the seniors in a magazine subscription campaign. We gave the senior class a Western banquet. The gym was decorated in the form of the Lucky Horse- shoe Ranch. A rail fence made of posts encircled the gym. The fence was.decorated with saddles and brilliant blankets. Trees and bales of straw were placed at various places around the corral . A covered wagon was erected in front of the kitchen door to represent a chuck wagon. At the entrance of the corral, were two tall postsand a cross-bar with Lucky Horseshoe Ranch painted on it. Instead of spelling out Horseshoe, we nailed an inverted horseshoe on the bar between the words Lucky and Ranch. ” After the meal, we were entertained by Reverend Stephen Williamsof Emporia who was guest speaker. The remainder of the evening was spent square dancing. Upon returning to school in 1953, we had one less member as Betty Jackson quit school to marry a former AHS grad. To start things off with a bang, we initiated a class of fifteen freshmen, two new students in the upper classes, and four new teachers. In the evening we sponsored a hayrack ride and a watermelon feed. On September 30, we made a trip to Osage to have our pictures taken. We attended a movie at the Drive-In in Osage, as a guest of the photographer. We lost to the juniors in a magazine campaign, but we had a high salesman from our class, Eilene Daharsh. Also we sponsored several parties, two of which were for the loss of the basketball season tickets and magazine sales contests; the annual Christmas party, and a W. P. A. (Women Pay All) party held at the Bluestem Hall. Rest Assured was the title of our senior play given April 16. Don Cade was our sponsor. Out of the graduating class only three members started in the first grade together. They were Shirley Allen, Jerry Bamesberger, and Patricia Tils. The Commencement address was given by Reverend Stephen Williams on May 21. 1954. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Chet Lowe, custodian of the Americus High School, wishing to locate the class of '54 to see if they were worthy of being included in his will, went to a local prophet- ess to see if she could help him find out what the former students of AHS were doing. The crystal ball was very cloudy at first but gradually it cleared and the prophet- ess was able to view the doings of our senior year president, Pat Tils. It seems Pat didn’t get to live on a farm as she had planned. Instead, she has gone to Hollywood where she is co-starring opposite Gene Autry in western movies. At least she is getting td be near horses. Jerry Karr, senior vice president, is seen struggling on drawing ads, only now for the New York Herald. He received his education working for the Indian Scout newspaper of Americus High School. Next, the crystal ball reveals Yvonne Anderson, who was the secretary of the class. She and her husband, a high school heartthrob her last year, run the Columbia Broadcasting System and have their office in New Jersey. Yvonne emcee’s a record program, which is broadcast across the United States. She had to give up her singing after she was married because it seems that she had to practice at night and it kept her husband awake. Bryce Davidson, treasurer during his last year, comes into view next. It seems Bryce lost his grade school sweetheart to one of his old pals, so he is now a wealthy bachelor. As the picture grows clearer, we see that he owns a large shorthorn ranch down in the Big Bend country of Texas. A large herd of horses can be seen roaming the hills near his ranch. Parked in the drive is a large Chrysler convertible. As the prophetess peers into the crystal she spies Floyd Daharsh, the student council member. He had such a good record of ability as a council member that he was chosen by the President of the United States to be the representative from the States at the meeting of the United Nations. Next, the Miller twins, Mary and Martha, are located. It seems they gave up hillbilly music and turned to opera. They are now playing the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. It looks like they have made quite a history as the only twin-sister team ever to be on stage. Barbara Muller is now chief sandwich maker in Katz Drug Store of Kansas City. The only reason she can't work at the fountain is that she started giggling the night of graduation and has never stopped. Next the prophetess sees a large ivy-covered, brick house. Mr. Lowe asks who owns it but the prophetess is unable to tell him. As she continues to watch, an old-fashioned Rolls-Royce appears in the lane leading to the front door. She watches closely as it stops to let the occupants out. Much to their surprise, it is Anne Cook and Shirley Allen. It seems they run a home for the aged. The next picture she sees is Joyce Davidson. She lives in a one-room shack in the Ozarks. Her husband, between watching their black haired boys and washing dishes, is a forest ranger. Joyce spots fires for him and he drives to the location in their wine Mercury. Martha Duncan is still wearing her diamond but it seems she can't run fast enough to catch up with the Santa Fe trains. Her husband-to-be found she always burnt everything she cooked, so he boarded the Super Chief and left for the army. CLASS PROPHECY CONTINUED Eilene Daharsh, first lady sheriff of Texas, is seen driving her Oldsmobile convertible across the Texas plains in hot pursuit after Jerry Bamesberger who is still running from the girls. The crystal ball next reveals Mary Voorhees driving a white Ford with a sign advertising Schnakenberg Motor Company of Emporia. It seems she has worked up quite a business since she married one of the employees there. Mr. Lowe writes to Mr. Cade, the sponsor of the class of '54, whom they see in the crystal ball, as selling shoes full time now at Brown's. Mr. Lowe asks him to get in contact with the graduates of 1954 and have them hitchhike back to Americus. He tells Mr. Cade that this will bring him plenty of business, from all except Joyce who lives in the Ozarks where they all go barefooted. Two weeks later all the class ate back in Americus picking up newspapers to make money so they won't have to hitchhike back to their homes. The former classmates visit the old high school where they find Mrs. Loomis still slaving away with teaching her students to type, and trying to get the school paper out on time. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Who's the Who's the Who’s the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the Who's the quietest?........... noisiest?............ tallest?............. shortest?............ duplicate?........... chubbiest?........... thinnest? ........... silliest?............ smartest?............ youngest? ........... oldest?.............. most studious? ------ most ambitious?... most conscientious?, most independent? . class bosses?....... ......... Shirley Allen ......Jerry Bamesberger .........Floyd Daharsh .......... Martha Miller .............Mary Miller ........ Martha Duncan ......Yvonne Anderson .........Barbara Muller ............... Pat Tils ........Bryce Davidson .........Eilene Daharsh .........Mary Voorhees .............Jerry Karr ........Joyce Davidson ..............Anne Cook Mr. Cade, Mr. Marshall CLASS WILL We, the Senior class, of Americus High School, city of Americus, county of Lyon, state of Kansas, being of weak body and sound mind, do hereby leave this as our last will and testament, hereby revok- ing any will or wills heretofore made by us. First. We direct that all our just debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently may be, after our decease. Second. Wegive, devise and bequeathto our sponsor, Donald Cade, the money leftfrom our Senior sneak, so that he may be sent to a rest home, after having put up with us. Third. We give, devise and bequeath unto each of our under classmates. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, to learn and do as we have done. We hereby appoint Mrs. Loomis as executor of this will. I, Jerry Karr, sheik of the class, will my ability to attract the girls to Gene Luginsland. 1, Shirley Allen, most quiet of the class, will my ability to speak fluently to Shirley Bass. I, Joyce Davidson, fastest runner in the class, will my skill to always be first in lunch line to Bob Karr as he will have no reason to lag back the coming year. I, Mary Voorhees, soda jerk, will my ability to stay single to Betsy Brasier. I, Jerry Bamesberger, class tease, will my serene personality to Harold Pickett. I, Eilene Daharsh, geetar player, leave my ability to make music western style to Mrs. Jones. I, Yvonne Anderson, songbird of the class, will my ability to warble to Don Britain. We, Mary and Martha Miller, duplicates of the class, will our ability to confuse people to Doris Wil- more and Patricia Smith. I, Floyd Daharsh, Fred Astaire of the class, will my ability to do the Charleston to Bob Edmiston. 1, Martha Duncan, future homemaker of the class, give my skill to cook to Mrs. Kadel. 1, Barbara Muller, giggler of the class, will my beautiful laugh to Don Beemer. I, Bryce Davidson, Don Juan of the class, will my ability to meet grade school girls to Mickey Karr. I, Pat Tils, cowgirl of the class, give my skill of riding horses to Kay Worcester. I, Anne Cook, least bashful of the class, will my blush to Sharon Lyon. In Witness Whereof, We, the Senior class, the testators, have set our hands and seal hereto this twenty-first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four (1954). Witness: Mr. Marshall Senior Class, 1954 (Seal) Shirley Bass Secretary Ann Phillips JUNIORS v ► Don Edmiston President Harold Pickett Treasurer Lois Brasier Vice President Bob Karr Claudine Morton Student Council Sharon Lyon Secretary Don Britain SOPHOMORES Darrell Pyle President Gene Finney Student Council Clarence Briggs Treasurer Janice Mayes This page is sponsored by Bill Brainard Vernon Grundy Bruce Carlson, Jr. Mary Mounkes Terry Weller FRESHMEN Janice Proehl President Gene Luginsland Patricia Smith Secretary Karen Wyatt Edgar Yeakly Mickey Karr Vice President Doris Wilmore Kay Worcester Student Council Karen Pickett Bob Edmiston Treasurer Anna Mae Edmiston Ronald Rinker THE BAND Janice Goodell, Mary Deller, Trula Batson, Doris Wilmore GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Top Row: Janice Mayes, Doris Wilmore, Patsy Smith, Ann Philips, Karen Pickett, Mary Jackson, Claudine Morton, Lois Brasier, Joyce Davidson, Karen Allen, Janice Proehl. Bottom Row: Mrs. Jones, instructor; Kay Worcester, Anna Mae Edmiston, Martha Duncan, Trula Batson, Janice Goodell, Mary Deller, Mary Mounkes, Yvonne Anderson, Mary Miller, Shirley Bass, Martha Miller, Mary Voorhees, Barbara Muller, Sharon Lyons, Karen Wyatt. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB Top Row: Edgar Yeakly, Royce Beemer, Bob North, Don Edmiston, Don Beemer, Mickey Karr, Ronald Rinker. Bottom Row: Mrs. Jones, instructor; Bob Karr, Jerry Karr, Terry Weller, Gene Luginsland, Robert Edmiston. Patricia Tils Sec. -treas. Yvonne Anderson Bob Karr President STUDENT COUNCIL Floyd Daharsh Vice president Lois Brasier Don Edmiston Gene Finney Kay Worcester Darrell Pyle Janice Proehl liut- Gkc1 f?in3sa Juj t C. o rntrc . -5 l-i■ Th ■ ■ A _y were + H’’ = Mary Voorhees Yvonne Anderson Jerry Bamesberger Barbara Muller Our Custodian: Chester Lowe Board of Education Warren Bambesberger. Eugene Davidson 1 Pickett Our Cook: Mrs. Fae Duncan BASKETBALL A TEAM Left to right: Royce Beemcr. Jerry Karr, Bryce Davidson, Don Edmiston, Jerry Bamesberger, Floyd Daharsh, Harold Pickett, Don Beemer, Bob Karr, Gene Finney, Forrest Pontius, Coach, and Norman Lowe, Trainer. Americus 57 RECORD Neosho Rapids.... ... 36 Americus 48 Roosevelt Americus 49 Olpe ...45 Americus 64 Bushong .... 35 Americus 63 Reading ...77 Americus 44 Admire ...49 Americus 59 Emporia Sophs.... .... 48 Americus 26 Roosevelt ....46 Americus 49 Reading .... 85 Americus 69 Bushong ...55 Americus 57 Hartford ....54 Americus 48 Neosho Rapids .... ... 37 Americus 50 Emporia Sophs ... ...58 Americus 49 A Ilea ... 56 Americus 49 Admire ...55 Americus 49 Allen . ... 48 Americus 50 Hartford . .. 42 LYON COUNTY TOURNAMENT 43 Americus. Allen. 44 BASKETBALL B TEAM Left to right: Darrell Pyle, Mickey Karr, Donald Britain, Terry Weller. Gene Luginsland, Clarance Briggs, Robert Edmiston, Edgar Yeakley, Ronald Rinker, Forrest Pontius, Coach, and Norman Lowe, Trainer. RECORD Americus 38 Neosho Rapids ... .... 35 Americus 42 Roosevelt ....27 Americus 37 Olpe Americus Reading 47 Americus 40 Admire Americus 37 Emporia Soph� .... Americus 35 Roosevelt .... 25 Americus. 43 Reading ... 64 Americus 42 Hartford ... 51 Americus 30 Neosho Rapid� . ... 29 Americus 26 Allen ... 27 Americus... 49 Admire .. 36 Americus 51 Allen Americus 35 Hartford ....40 LYON COUNTY TOURNAMENT Americus.......33 Olie............47 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Left to right: Deller, Smith, Allen, Edmiston, Lyons, Pickett, Phillips, Batson, Goodell, Miller, Worcester, Miller, Cook, Wyatt, Coach Pontius, Mounkes, Wilmore, Mayes, Mounkes, Proehl, Muller, Allen, Morton, Bass, Jackson, Tils, Brasier, Davidson, Daharsh. CHEERLEADERS Doris Wilmore, Karen Wyatt, Karen Allen, Janice ProehL BASEBALL Back row; Darrel Pyle, Clarance Briggs, Coach Pontius, Bryce Davidson, Norman Lowe, Trainer; DonEdmiston, Mickey Karr. Front row: Royce Beemer, Don Beemer, Floyd Daharsh, Harold Pickett, Jerry Bamesberger, Jerry Karr, Bob Karr. RECORD Americus 3 Admire 16 Americus 11 Allen 12 Americus 7 Bushong 6 Barnett Welding Service Gasoline Tank Repairing New Storage Tanks Built Hydraulic Truck Jack Repairing General Welding Phone 1432 6th Prairie Emporia, Kansas 705 Commercial St. Emporia, Kansas SP0RTIN4 COmPL-feT-fc-U Emporia Sport Shop LYON COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY 3. Case Cfarm Machinery 1830 W. SIXTH - • • TELEPHONE 80S EMPORIA, KANSAS WbfTt yom'U fhJ ierint wUi IRKS Cannons Dunlop Store Tire Battery Service 815 Commercial St. Phone 776 Emporia, Kansas B. C. RADIO AND TELEVISION Sales Service C. B. S. and General Electric T. V. sets 11 West 5th St. Phone 219 Emporia, Kansas Price Lewis Dentist Emporia, Kansas Fleming Lumber And Material Co. Dealers in Lumber and Building Material Corner Fifth Congress St. Emporia, Kansas Phone 73 Anywhere... Anytime You Trust its Quality Home Lumber And Supply Co. Grant Travis, Mgr. All Builder's Supplies Paints Fourth Merchant Phone 67 EMPORIA, KANSAS FOR THE BEST in every form of Insurance Coverage see the E. D. Bennett Agency Emporia State Bank Building Emporia, Kansas aMBULaNCe service J. B . Robinson PHONE 85 EMPORIA, KANSAS Compliments of The Kansas Power and Light Company Emporia, Kansas Art's Barber And Beauty Shop 3 Barbers 2 Operators Shining Parlor UNDER EMPORIA STATE BANK Phone 877 601 Commercial SELLS TYPEWRITER ADDING MACHINE CO. 1119 Commercial Emporia Kansa$ Phone 1752 Service all makes models Remington Rand Distributor Dr. 1. J. Collinge And Dr. M. L. Henrikson Veterinarians EMPORIA Phone 3190 KANSAS Dick Miller ENGIN ES-C ARBURETORS- MaGNETGS power mowers 424 COM'L. ST. PHONE 1680 emporia, Kansas The Kansas Soya 1 Products Co., Inc. %%'El. m n East Fifth Avenue Telephone 3000 Emporia, Kansas Roberts-Blue Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Barnett Emporia, Kansas Phone 76 4TH AVENUE GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING — AUTO GLASS 104 E. 4th Ave. - Phone 435 Emporia, Kansas g wa WTBUBtO «jmumed milk nit Victory F resh Grade a Dairy Products Emporia, Kansas Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Of Emporia 312-314 Neosho St. , Emporia, Kansas Telephone: 4 FARMERS PHONE 1346 MA SSE Y- HARRIS SUPPLY CO. EMPORIA, KANSAS SALES AND SERVICE Wz uh Nesbitt - ■ Double Cola Bottling Company Emporia, Kansas PHOOE 101 -IT'; if WEST ITH M 1 Toms Barber Shop 7 East 4th Emporia, Kansas Monfores Barber § Beauty Shop Phone 2399 Emporia, Kansas J. M. Gorman,D.D.S. Gazette Building Emporia, Kansas For Your Best Deal Today SEE MHT Schnakenberg Motors Inc. Telephone 529 Emporia, Ks. Americus Locker Service See us for all your frozen food needs Your Patronage Appreciated The Warmest Welcome at the Coldest Spot in Town Phone Plant 42 Home 41 Brasier’s TASTY SODAS S U M d f 1 0 S FANCY SUNDAES UMUI 1 c 5 Phone 52 Americus, Kansas BODYmd fender Britain REPAIRS _ ? l s k Garage '«itggj General Repair Work Americus, Kansas Rumsey And White Hardware Maytag Washers Frigidaire Refrigerators Coleman Heating Council Grove, Kansas Phone 42 Compliments of Arens-Wise Hatchery Emporia, Kansas The Counci 1 Grove Republican Founded 1872 Only Daily in Morris County Council Grove, Kansas I Refrigerated Garment Storage Shirts Laundered One Day Service 3on Ton Cleaners 827 Com'l. Phone 130 Eat at Fred’s Derby Cafe Emporia, Kansas Homemade pies cakes Simons Funeral Home Mary Crock Simons, Funeral Director The Best in Funeral Service Phone 22, Americus B-B-M Lumber Company B etter -Building -Material DuPont Paints and Varnishes 101 East 4th Street Phone 7 Emporia, Kansas Sheely Baking Company Rainbo is Good Bread Emporia, Kansas Americus Cafe Home-Cooked Meals 1 Mrs. E. C. Finney, Proprietor Vv A Duncan’s Hnyc Recreation Parlor 'C «. .MERICUS, KANSAS inexpensive Bausman Serv Mobilgas Products Phone 65 ice Station Tank Wagon Service Americus, Kansas Revell § McCall Shoe Store 703 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Phil Woodbury RADIO - TELEVISION HIGH FIDELITY SOUND 1103 Commercial Phone 20 George Groh § Sons 325-327 Commercial Emporia Roofing and Furnaces Phone 3274 rang?The Duchess 1 Try our Quick, Modern, Carry out Service “™ — 27 Com'l Emporia Stout Welding Service 12 East South Avenue Wedding B lacksmithing Emporia Woodworking Shop 113 So. Commercial Telephone 3089 We build anything in Wood Emporia, Kansas Grand Cafe )(U 410 Com'l Emporia ' 1 — Jonas Groh FURNACE AND ROOFING CO. 324-26 Com11 Phone 3277 Emporia, Kansas Martin And Matson Heating and Plumbing Emporia, Kansas Morris Drug Company Emporia Kansas 423 Commercial Phone 232 John Noland Concrete Contractor Phone 7 35 1224 Walnut Street Emporia, Kansas Blaylocks CaferO? Open 24 Hours j f I Home-cooked Meals l-yJ 313 Neosho St. Emporia, Get Our Prices J. L SAUNDERS MILLING CO. GOOD AS GOLD FLOUR POULTRY, DAIRY, HOG AND CATTLE FEED Council Grove, Kansas Alspaw’s Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry-Silver ware Official Railroad Watch Inspector Council Grove, Kansas JHk FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. KANSAS FARM LIFE INSURANCE CO. lii. u. — Eldon Thorman rm ud Wtad GENERAL AGENT A... d T «W m 1... � - EMPORIA. KANSAS r.rwn Cmw. Ualt. Phone 2217 KATE. Mj Ut uJ flC il WfASURC Hobby House for parties phone 3629 or 2199J Dr. Winfield S.. f’ Hancock Specializing in the Fitting of Glasses Kansas Electric Power Building Emporia, Kansas Cannon’s Market 813 East 6th Ave. Phone 218 Bar-B -Q Ribs and SpeciaLs Picnic Supplies Schulenberg Motor Company, Inc. Telephone 2940 and 2941 201 East Sixth Avenue Emporia, Kansas {onum nt± 1 South Commercial Street ♦ Phone 3116 [ odc.xn dtmitaxy Vlcmoxuifi EMPORIA, KANSAS Band Instruments Repair Garrison Music Store Complete Music Service 7 15 Commercial Emporia Alspaw’s Jewelry 707 Commercial Street Emporia, Kansas WATCHES DIAMONDS WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING The Haynes Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail Hardware Phone 105 618-620-622 Commercial Street Emporia, Kansas Ben’s Welding And Blacksmithing On the edge of the new City Parking Lot. 113 East 5th. Emporia, Kansas Foodtown Super Market Name Brands of Famous Good Foods 413 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Lenigan Music Company 829 Commercial Street Phone 781 Emporia, Kansas See our big selection of Used Cars Better Buy from Toms Motor Co. Your Nash Dealer Irelands Shoe Shop 422 Ccm'l. Phone 5b4 Emporia, Kansas Marlow Woodcuts Manufacturer of Hand Made Silhouettes and Walnut Novelties Margaret Lowe The Bass Garage General Car and Tractor Repairing Americas, Kansas Emporia Boosters Nickelson Lumber Company Reber's Green House Bert's Drive In Spudnut Shop Dunlevy Battery Shop A. W. Corbett, M. D Western Auto Associate Store Self Service Laundry Beatrice Foods Company Humphrey's Bakery Farrow's Drug Store Square Deal Cleaners Rothfelder's Cafe The Palace Wayne Kent Studio Mouse Law, Kaiser Frazer Winter-Atteberry Furniture Company Brooks Grocery Emporia Plumbing and Heating Company Mary Jane Shop James W. Putman Coney Island Cafe Home Appliance Store Rich Farm Supply Grangers Brown Shoe Fit Company Yorks Toggery Red X Pharmacy Stem Typewriter Company Woodland Park Dairy Council Grove Boosters Hunter Sales Company Firestone Store Harry M. Tompkins McClintock Motor Company Council Grove Florist Coolidge Implement Company