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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1961 volume:

I JnJu e WJCOU I AMERICUS RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Americus, Kansas Elizabeth Matile - Editor WE, THE members of the Senior Class, welcome you to come along on a panoramic tour of our 1960-61- school year. 2 c,l„ ca lion at D, rio LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. R. I. Pickett, Director: Mr. Donald Gibb, Clerk; Mr. Gerold Moore, Treasurer. Those of us who have been responsible for the training of the members of the class of 1961, at Americus High School, wish to ex- tend congratulations to all of you for your achievements. We are happy to have been able to help you gain new skills and knowledge. We hope that Americus High School has given you the background necessary for a successful life. Sincerely, 4 I Thos. J. Richard, Principal MR. DARRELL RAMSBURG Girls' Glee Boys' Glee Band Pep Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MRS. BETTE DANIEL English Library Junior Sponsor MR. THOMAS JOHNSON Physics Biology General Shop Metal Shop Sophomore Sponsor MR. CLAUDE DAVIDSON Algebra Plane Geometry Constitution French Trigonometry Senior Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MRS. GLENN IS LEONARD Office Practice Home Economics World History Home Family Living Senior Sponsor Annual Sponsor ♦ IEFTAIWS v w KERMIT GROTHER President LESLIE AMES KERMIT GROTHER - President; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4.......LESLIE AMES - Student Council 4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4.......CHARLOTTE PEAK - Vocal Music 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3.....JACKIE WORRELL - Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; President 3; Student Council 1,3, Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4........HARLEY WENDEROTT - Transferred from Dunlap........WILLIAM VOORHEES Dramatics 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4;.........HERB STONE - Baseball 4; Basketball 1,4; Dramatics 3,4......PHYLLIS DUNCAN - Secretary; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4..............LINDA WAIDLEY - Vocal Music 2,3,4; President 2; Student Council 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3.........RICHARD EDMISTON - Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4: Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4. RICHARD EDMISTON CHARLOTTE PEAK JACKIE WORRELL HARLEY WENDEROTT PHYLLIS DUNCAN LINDA WAIDLEY WILLIAM VOORHEES HERBERT STONE ELIZABETH MATILE - Vocal Music 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4......FRANCES LUGINSLAND -Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4...LINDA HEDGESPETH - Vice President; Vocal 4; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Transferred from Dunlap......KENNETH SCHLUP - Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4......WILLIAM SMITH - Dramatics 3,4........LYLE MANN - Vocal Music 4; Dramatics 4; Transferred from Dunlap........ CONNIE FORBECK - Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Student Council 4; Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Miss Americus 4......CHERYL MORLOK -Treasurer; Band 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Dramatics 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4 .....LLOYD DAVIDSON - Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2. ELIZABETH MATILE LLOYD DAVIDSON FRANCES LUGINSLAND UNDA HEDGESPETH KENNETH SCHLUP BILL SMITH CHERYL MORLOK LYLE MANN CONNIE FORBECK QU em o . Jrom h i' Ltlitor Elizabeth Matlle Editor THE ANNUAL staff has worked hard this year to make our annual attractive and of greater value in the future. Last spring the class elected staff members who formulated plans. Daring the first week of school the Seniors were busy selling advertisement for our annual. We are happy to have sold as many ads as we did, so it would be possible to bring this annual to you. I would especially like to thank the members of the Senior Class who have been so kind and generous with their time. The faculty for letting us picture them and their classes, every merchant far purchasing advertisement, to the student body, without whose help this annual would have been impossible. On behalf of the staff, I would also like to express our appreciation to our Annual Sponsor, Mrs. Glennis Leonard, for her co-operation and aid in helping us plan our annual. A big thank you to all. Elizabeth Matile Editor SEATED: Phyllis Duncan, Activities; Connie Forbeck and Leslie Ames, Literary; Kermlt Grother, Business Manager: Lloyd Davidson, Photography; Cheryl Morlok, Co-Editor. STANDING: Mrs. Leonard, Sponsor: Richard Edmiston, Sports Editor; Elizabeth Matile, Editor. 10 Richard Proehl President Sponsored By AMERICUS STATE BANK Cheryl Mounkes Lewis Moore Donald Simmons Larry Rathkl 12 Gary Bruce Diane Milliken Dean Cdmiston Treasurer Connie Mercer Secre tary Mary Cole Gary Gibb Student Council Karol Ann Gatewood Bob Bacon Vice-President Joe Waidley Larry Banks Richard Talley Stanley Vahsholtz Sophomore Sponsored By ' ' PHELAN'S GROCERY r FIRST ROW: Ronald Grother, President; SECOND ROW: Marshall Miller, Mary Edmiston, David Pickett, Student Council; Sharon Mayes, Philip Matile, Vice President;.IHIRD ROW: Dean Forbeck, Treasurer; Edward Lee, Mary Blanken, David Wilmore, Lee Kayser; FOURTH ROW: Patty Jackson, Secretary; Ronald Pritchard, Everett Marsh, Dean Horton, Vicki Phelan; FIFTH ROW: Donald Voorhees, Beverly Cole, Francis Helming, Judy Dyer, Judy Humbargar. Jo Anne Hansen Clarence Talley Cecilia Price Robert Briggs Treasurer John Mounkes Janet True Thomas Newman Rose Ann Yeakly Vice-President Student Council Secretary Phillip Zink Marilyn Simpson Richard Luginsland Carolyn Baker Ralph Hedgespeth wows utlenl (council LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Davidson, Ronnie Grother, President Gary Gibb, David Pickett, Kermit Grother, Connie Forbeck, Leslie Ames, Elizabeth Matile, Richard Proehl, Raymond Moore, Janet True. The Student Council, with Mr. Claude Davidson as sponsor got into action early in the school year by attending a convention at Manhattan High School, Manhattan, Kansas. With a goal of encouraging and promoting greater participation in school activities; promoting a greater degree of co- operation between the student body and the faculty; to promote and regulate social activities, to represent the student body views in all matters relating to the welfare of the school and to promote co-ordination of student groups, the council went to work. Officers elected were: Gary Gibb - President, Kermit Grother - Vice President, Elizabeth Matile - Secretary-Treasurer. A fund raising project of the council was the selling of pennants. The profit was approximately $40. The council sponsored many all-school activities during the year. First, a successful Christmas Exchange where Santa made a special visit. In con- nection with homecoming, a Miss Americus contest was held February 3, 1961. The three candidates, Connie Forbeck, Karol Ann Gatewood, and Cheryl Mounkes were chosen by the Basketball Squad, from the girls of the Junior and Senior class. Miss Americus was then elected by the student body. The queen, and her attendants were presented corsages. A rhinestone crown, purchased by the student council, was used at the coronation. The master-of-ceremonies was Lyle Mann and Gary Bruce sang- Miss Americus. Other activities this year included a semi-formal, all school party held on St. Patrick's Day. To roundout a successful year a last-day-of-school picnic was held. The student council and Mr. Davidson feel that they have accomplished many things this school year by their co-operation with one another. 1 6 vie m en 6ay LXFT TO RIGHT: John Mounkes, Marilyn Simpson, Raymond Moore, Carolyn Baker, Jo Anne Hansen, Rose Yeakly, Phillip Zink, Janet True, Robert Briggs, Ralph Hedgespeth, Mrs. Daniel, Cecilia Price, Hobart Miner, Richard Luginsland, Clarence Talley, Donald Furman, Thomas Newman. English or French Which one do you like Both are offered _ At Americus High. Jr.ncL FIRST ROW: Mr. Davidson, Diane Milliken, Karol Gatewood, Phyllis Duncan, David Pickett, Dean Edmiston. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Davidson, Connie Forbeck, Mary Beth Blanken, Dean Forbeck. ia rin SKILLFUL WORKERS are needed and our students are working hard to acquire the skills necessary in the business world, therefore, it sure is noisy first hour at good old Americus High. With Mr. Freeman teaching the Juniors how to Pick, Peck, Peck on their typewriters at the West end of the hall and Mrs. Leonard teaching the future stenographers how to take dictation at the East end of the hall. 9 Din- B usin e$$ ULrlJ D rin j 1 FIRST ROW: Cheryl Mounkes Diane Milliken Larry Banks SECOND ROW: Joseph Waidley Dean Edmiston Karol Gatewood THIRD ROW: Stanley Vahsholtz Gary Gibb Larry Rathke FOURTH ROW: Donald Simmons Mr. Freeman Lewis Moore Gary Bruce Richard Proehl LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Cole Connie Mercer Frances Luginsland Cheryl Morlok Linda Waidley Elizabeth Matile Mrs. Leonard Phyllis Duncan O fu. P: ra dice bisecting J bisecting J)l ss4(( 9n TWO OF the subjects offered this year keep Mr. Davidson and Mr. Johnson busy second hour. Here we see them introducing the sophomores and juniors to geometry and biology. Cjeom etrtf FIRST ROW: Patty Jackson Lee-Kayser Mary Blanken David Pickett Dean Forbeck Dean Horton SECOND ROW: Richard Tally Don Voorhees Edward Lee Ronald Pritchard Ronald Grother THIRD ROW: Philip Matile Marshall Miller Francis Helming Mr. Davidson FIRST ROW: Lewis Moore Gary Bruce Richard Proehl Connie Mercer Larry Banks Gary Gibb Mr. Johnson SECOND ROW: Stanley Vahsholt. Lyle Mann Donald Simmons Joe Waidley Cheryl Mounkes Diane Milliken THIRD ROW: Mary Cole Karol Gatewood Larry Rathke Marshal Miller Bob Bacon Dean Ed mis ton Danny Wingert FIRST ROW: Mr. Ramsburg, Frances Luginsland, Connie Mercer, Carolyn Baker, Rose Ann Yeakly, Linda Waidley, Cheryl Morlok, Mary Blanken, Sharon Jones, Sharon Mayes. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Hansen, Vicki Phelan, Diane Milliken, Cheryl Mounkes, Beverly Cole, Mary Jane Edmiston, Linda Hedgespeth, Marilyn Simpson. THIRD ROW: Cecilia Price, Connie Forbeck, Jackie Worrell, Judy Humbargar, Karol Ann Gatewood, Janet True, Patty Jackson, Judy Dyer, Charlotte Peak. W. Qoi FIRST ROW: Eddie Lee Connie Mercer Janet True SECOND ROW: Vicki Phelan Jo Anne Hansen Stanley Vahsholtz Dean Forbeck Mary Blanken David Pickett THIRD ROW: Carolyn Baker Marilyn Simpson Rose Ann Yeakly Charlotte Peak Richard Talley Leslie Ames Richard Proehl Philip Matile Compliments Of 20 THE HOBBLES FIRST ROW: Richard Talley, Lee Kayser, Richard Luginsland, Marshall Miller, Hobart Miner, Dean Wright, Everett Marsh, David Pickett, Donald Voorhees, Clarence Talley, Mr. Ramsburg. SECOND ROW: Joe Waidley, Don Furman, Francis Helming, Thomas Newman, Robert Briggs, Raymond Moore, John Mounkes, Ralph Hedgespeth, Phillip Zink, David Wilmore. THIRD ROW: Eddie Lee, Leslie Ames, Philip Matile, Ronald Grother, Dean Forbeck, Kermit Grother, Lyle Mann, Gary Bruce, Lloyd Davidson. FIRST ROW: Jackie Worrell Cecilia Price Elizabeth Matile Dean Edmiston SECOND ROW: Phyllis Duncan Danny Wingert Frances Luginsland Mr. Ramsburg Kermit Grother Everett Marsh Lee Kayser Gary Bruce Gary Gibb Sponsored By BRASIERS DRUG STORI Americus, Kansas Cutting, stitching and cooking too. The Home Ec. classes welcome you. To parties and shindigs the best ever thrown. You may all come and act like you're home. 22 y, ou r With sawdust flying and buzz saws roaring. The boys make things for the year end showing. With grease on their hands and dirt in their eyes. They overhaul a' motor that could win any prize. Lets see! What shall it be, two inches or three? Sponsored By THE KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS INC. 23 J meric u J 24 Connie Forbeck C ueen 5 s4tl enclanli Karol Gatewood And Cheryl Mounkes 25 We The Senior Class Yum-Yum Eat Um-up Would You Like A Cool Drink? Dick Liberty and Company FIRST ROW: Cheryl Morlok, Linda Waidley, Rose Ann Yeakly, Vicki Phelan, Jo Anne Hansen, Mary Beth Blanken, Connie Mercer. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Simpson, Carolyn Baker, Beverly Cole, Frances Luginsland, Linda Hedgespeth, Sharon Mayes, Karol Gatewood. BACK ROW: Elizabeth Matile, Cecilia Price, Mary Edmiston, Janet True, Judy Humbargar, Judy Dyer, Charlotte Peak, Patty Jackson. Effort JLoverS ALL STUDENTS are required to have one unit of Physical Education and Health. Many of the girls enjoy the Physical Education Class so much they go out all four years. FIRST ROW: Robert Briggs, Raymond Moore, John Mounkes, Thomas Newman, Richard Talley. BACK ROW: Donald Furman, Ralph Hedgespeth, Hobart Minor, Richard Luginsland, Phillip Zink, Richard Freeman, Coach. FRONT ROW: Gary Bruce, David Pickett, Richard Proehl, Gary Gibb, Kermlt Grother, Richard Edmiston, and Coach Richard Freeman. BACK ROW: Larry Banks, Stanley Vahsholtz, Philip Matlle, Ronald Pritchard, Herb Stone, and Joe Waidley. (kaSebad J)«J 3« ft Americus placed second in Lyon County Baseball Tournament play in the spring of 1960. Gary Gibb led Americus batting with an average of .467, followed by R. Edmiston with . 429 and K. Grother with .412. The won and lost column may not look so good with the team winning 5 games and losing 7; but our pitching staff made an impressive showing as R. Edmiston struckout 102 in 65 innings of play. Rich was well assisted by Gary Gibb who struckout 20 in 19 innings. Rich E. and Kermit hit back to back home runs in the Champ game which went into extra innings. Olpe edged us out 8 to 7. FRONT ROW: Coach Richard Freeman, Lee Kayser, Dean Edmiston, Dean Forbeck, and Kermlt Grother. BACK ROW: Eddie Lee, David Pickett, Richard Edmiston, and Gary Bruce. Rich Edmiston 6'1 Senior Forward Dean Edmiston S' 10“ Junior Guard Rich Proehl 5'9” Junior Guard Ronnie Grother 6' Sophomore Reserve •• ?” =7 JO Jeam WAeS 9m jjreisive SL Sponsored By AMERICUS GRAIN CO. The B Team, consisting mostly of sophomores, enjoyed a successful season with a 13 win, 6 loss record including first place in tne County Tournament and a tie for second place in the league. High spots included wins over Reading and Roosevelt in the tournament and over Roosevelt in the league. The player desire to win together with their improve- ment and experience make the outlook bright again for next year. B Team County Tournament Americus 16 Olivet 15' A Team Anericus 34 Northern Heights 29 Americus 24 Roosevelt 27 Americus 43 Reading 47 Americus 69 Roosevelt 48 Americus 30 Wilsey 33 Americus 39 Hartford 14 Americus 46 Neosho Rapids 28 Americus 46 Olpe 31 Americus 46 Neosho Rapids 41 Americus 42 Wilsey 43 B Team Americus 50 Northern Heights 51 Americus 48 Burlingame 37 Americus 63 Roosevelt 61 Americus 64 Hartford 15 Americus 34 Reading 36 Americus 65 Hartford 24 Americus 54 Reading 42 Americus 49 Olpe 42 Americus 68 Neosho Rapids 35 Americus 43 Roosevelt 40 FIRST ROW: Herb Stone, David Pickett, Bill Voorhees, Eddie Lee, Lloyd Davidson, Stanley Vahsholtz, Dean Forbeck. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Freeman, Leslie Amos, Ronnie Pritchard, Everett Marsh, Gary Bruce, Richard Luglnsland, Clarence Talley, Larry Banks, Lewis Moore. THIRD ROW: Ralph Hedgespeth, John Mounkes, Richard Talley, Joe Waldley, Dean Horton, Raymond Moore, Donald Simmons. FRONT ROW: Richard Proehl, Gary Gibb, Kermit Grother, Richard Edmiston, Dean Edmiston. SECOND ROW: Mr. Richard Freeman, Coach, David Pickett, Edward Lee, Ronald Grother, Philip Matile, Bill Voorhees. S8 a in ) i o n.� A SIZZLING Americus Indian quintet won their first state B basketball championship by defeating the Overbrook Gophers by a score of 64-63. The Indians, by capturing the championship, remained the only undefeated high school basketball team in the state. Americus had to down Logan in a Sudden Death overtime in the first round of play, to gain a place in the semi-finals. Rich Edmiston climaxed a tension packed contest with a dramatic jump shot from the comer to give the Indians the win. In the second game the team breezed by Mid-Way with a 72-57 count. In the championship battle Kermit Grother scored a lay-up to tie the game in the regulation time, then went on to score another lay-up goal with one second remaining in the overtime period to give the Indians their gold basketballs and the championship. Three Indian players were picked on the first ten by the sports writers, officials and announcers at the tournament. Tying for high, with John Rose of Overlook, with 146 points was Rich Edmiston, as the most valuable player. He was also third high in scoring with 74 points. Kermit Grother was placed in sixth position; he was fourth high in scoring 61 points. Kermit, during the regular play, was the leading rebounder with an average of eleven rebounds per game. Gary Gibb who was chosen to the fourth position on the tournament team was fifth high in scoring with 60 points. During the regular season, Gary made 80% of his free throws. Richard Proehl with his ball control and rebounding ability and Dean Edmiston who led the fast brake and ball hawking, contributed much to the success of the team. The team as a whole hit for 41% against Logan, 5 3% against Mid-Way and 50% against Overbrook. At the head of this group is a man, young in years, but old in the ways of the sports arena, Mr. Richard Freeman, who has gained, and rightly so, the title Master Coach. His team has learned its lesson well, which is the greatest honor that a coach can receive. A team and coach such as this will long be remembered at Americus High. 32 3l OurS A Team ATHLETES DRINK 7-UP Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus Amerlcus DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 56 Northern Heights 37 54 Burlingame 36 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 75 Wllliamburg 54 73 W estphalia 50 67 Melvem 56 STATE TOURNAMENT 69 Logan 67 72 M ldway 57 64 Overbrook 63 Olivet Northern Heights Roosevelt Reading W llsey Hartford Olpe Neosho Raphlds W llsey Northern Heights Burlingame Roosevelt Reading Hartford Olpe Neosho Raphlds LEFT TO RIGHT: (White uniforms “A team. Dark uniforms B team) Rose Ann Yeakly, Elizabeth Matile, Janet True, Diane Milliken, Karol Gatewood, Patty Jackson, Linda Hedgespeth, and Vicki Phelan. We re eliinc! Ttlie T)- eee-a -m FIRST ROW: Vicki Phelan, Patty Jackson, Diane Milliken, Karol Gatewood, Elizabeth Matile, Linda Hedgespeth, Janet True, Rose Ann Yeakly. SECOND ROW: Linda Waidley, Connie Forbeck, Jackie Worrell, Judy Humbargar, Judy Dyer, Mary Edmiston, Cheryl Mounkes, Connie Mercer, (alternate). THIRD ROW: Phyllis Duncan, Cheryl Morlok, Frances Luginsland, Charlotte Peak, Sharon Mayes, Carolyn Baker, Marilyn Simpson, Beverly Cole, Jo Anne Hansen. NOT SHOWN: Mary Blanken (alternate), Mary Cole, and Cecilia Price. n cl3 Ethel Worcester A shiny new kitchen, Hester Haber For Americus this year. The same smiling faces, Are still cooking here. Through thick and thin, our good friend Chet is here again. To clean the floors and shine the doors. Chester Lowe - Custodian A bus wc have this year, To bring our students dear. It also transports our team, That is really on the beam. 36 COLBY'S TOGGERY ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Phone 80 Council Grove, Kansas R.I. Bob Anderson Gene P. White Chuck Hanna 508 Commercial St. Ph. DI-2-2215 IRELANDS SHOE REPAIR Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas Just Good Insurance E. E. Rumsey Partner-Manager MERCHANTS SUPPLY CO. Phone DI 2-7266 Emporia, Kansas RUMSEY WHITE HARDWARE Coleman Heating Plumbing i CONEY ISLAND CAFE Home Of Good Food Wallace Ingmire Emporia, Kansas Sales Manager Modern Farm Power Equipment RANEY DRUG STORE Nr Prescription fj' PATTERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Specialists 501 East Main Emporia, Kansas jn Phone DI 2-5656 Council Grove, Kansas Skelly Products ROY'S SUPER SERVICE Emporia, Kansas Phone DI 2-7041 DAIRY QUEEN JERRY'S CARRYOUT Emporia, Kansas SCHULENBERG MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 2nd Commercial Emporia, Kansas Phone DI 2-6342 Congratulations Seniors Complete Locker Service Lester Milliken-Owner Americus Locker Service Custom Slaughtering- Bee£, Hogs Chickens For Sale i.Beef, Pork, Sides Quarter , Fresh Dressed Poultry Warmest Welcome At The Coldest Spot In Town Plant Phone 42 Phone 41 Home 40 I Band Instruments 1 GARRISON MUSIC STORE 1 Sheet And Instruction Music Musical And Instrument Repair ij, 715 Commercial Street Emporia, Kansas Phone DI-2-4553 Me GREW TIRE COMPANY SMITH'S PHARMACY Floyd E. Smith, R. Ph. Council Grove, Kansas BERNARD SERVICE Fred L. Bernard Independent Jobber Gasoline And Oil | Dunlap, Kansas Telephone 2 On 18 THE OUTPOST CAFE East Of Council Grove, Kansas Or Iighwav 56 GEO. GROH AND SONS WARREN MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO. 325 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Real Estate Loans Phone DI 2-7576 Real Estate Geo. Groh - David Groh - Roger Ott Insurance Roy J. Kuhlman 811 Commercial Emporia, Kansas GLOBE-UNION INC. 309 Merchant St. Emporia, Kansas WOOD IMPLEMENT MOTOR CO. INC. Phone 454 Council Grove, Kansas THE NEW PROCESS CLEANERS LAUNDRY Emporia, Kansas Emporia Livestock Sales Co., Inc. Emporia, Kansas Phone DI 2-2425 Or DI 2-9895 Sales Every Friday Where Buyers And Sellers Meet Direct Dock To Santa Fe RICH FARM SUPPLY Modem Farm Machinery Lincolin Welders Genuine Parts And Service New And Used Furniture Phone DI 2-5322 1334 E. 6th ____________Emporia, Kansas_______ S. S. OIL PROPANE CO. 812 East 6th Ave. P. O. Box 494 Phone DI 2-2835 Emporia, Kansas KOCH, INC. SKINNEY KENNY FARMER'S MARKET Radio And TV Service 720 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Store 1 803 East 6th Store 11 910 Commercial Emporia, Kansas ! FRED'S DERBY CAFE We Specialise In Quality Meats, j 24 Hour Service Fresh Produce, Nationally Advertised West U.S. 50 Emporia, Kansas Canned Foods, And Some Catfish. Office Phone DI 2-2814 Home Phone DI 2-1522 GUILD MEMORIALS Monuments And Markers Home Owned 817 East Sixth Ave. Ed And Iris Guild 1430 Walnut Street Emporia, Kansas PENNINGTON CHEVROLET Ph. DI 2-2744 Emporia, Kansas Bausman Oil Co. Complete Line Of Motor Oil Tire Repair Lubrication Cliff Bausman Americus, Phone 65 Kansas Tank Wagon Service Hood And Goodyear Tires Prompt And Courteous Service 42 Paint And DUNCAN CAFE M if Flooring Sandwiches Coffee '■ n Cold Drinks Ice Cream ( j Drive-in Fishing Supplies—Ammunition Emporia, Recreation Kansas Americus, Kansas Be Sociable, Have a Pepsi Bottling Company of Emporia 312-314 Neosho St., Emporia, Kansas Telephone DI 2-1252 Pepsi Cola Nesbitt's Orange Mason's Root Beei ECON-O-WASH Council Grove, Kansas Owned And Operated By Mr. And Mrs. Jim Meirowsky EMPORIA WHOLESALE COFFEE CO. DUCHESS DRIVE INN 27 Commercial Emporia, Kansas 43 • i ARTS BARBER AND DOILE OIL COMPANY BEAUTY SHOP 1910 W. 6th Ave. Under Emporia State Bank 3 Barbers - 2 Beauty Operators DI 2-9862 Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas DI 2-2973 VICTORY FOODS, INC. THE PALACE Emporia, Kansas Emporia's Fine Clothing Store i THE HAYNES HARDWARE COMPANY 501 Commercial DI 2-3811 Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas 44 Fritz Brown Barber Shop And Sporting Goods Wilson Spalding Dubow MacGragor Eureka Federal Bldg. Emporia, Kansas DIDDE OFFICE SUPPLY . PTG. , INC. School Book School Supply 24 West 6th Emporia, Kansas Flint Hills Truck Tractor Co., Inc. Sales And Service Farm Tractors And Equipment Motor Trucks Emporia, Kansas DARI-DELITE Ice Cream Short Orders Emporia, Kansas BLUESTEM BOWL Emporia, Kansas 1519 W. 6th DI 2-0282 4 TRANSPORT INN 3 4 Mike West Of City Limits On Highway 50s Cafe—Service Station—Garage 24 Hour Service Emporia, Kansas BARNETT TANK SHEET FABRICATING CO, GORDON GROCERY STORE The Friendly Store Americus, Kansas FRED BRITAIN GARAGE r ui ijuuu i v� iico Dependable Service Americus, Kansas We Repair Cars, Tractors, And Trucks. BLUESTEM DANCE HALL DI 2-0756 Emporia, Kansas JONES FEEDS SEEDS DI 2-0636 Emporia, Kansas BLAYLOCKS CAFE PALMERS BARBER SHOP DI 2-9876 Emporia, Kansas Home Cooked Meals Air Conditioning 318 Neosho Street Emporia, Kansas w RED X PHARMACY Curtis Rorabaugh, R. Ph. Anderson Cattle Co., Inc. Phone DI 2-2151 Emporia, Kansas Feeders Of Livestock E. T. Anderson, President HOBBY-HOUSE ROLLER RINK DI 2-9806 Emporia, Kansas K. T. Anderson, Vice-President Dr. John L. Heckman DI 2-7054 Emporia, Kansas Emporia, Kansas 45 « ! HUNTER SALES CO. INC. 17 Wood Street Telephone 94 Council Grove, Kansas Pontiac, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, John Deere THE COUNCIL GROVE REPUBLICAN Founded 1872 Council Grove, Kansas MORRIS DRUG COMPANY Emporia, Kansas FRANK H. JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY Better Insurance Service f 12 West Sixth Avenue KiSKm) Emporia, Kansas Dial: DI 2-0275 AVON Mrs. Gerold Moore Americus, Kansas RAINBO BAKERY Rainbo Is Good Bread Phone - DI 2-3227 Emporia, Kansas You'll Read It — You'll Want It— THE EMPORIA TIMES Full Of Folksy News And Stories S.H. KRESS CO. Emporia, Kansas CANNON'S TIRE BATTERY SERVICE 815 Commercial Emporia, Kansas Dunlop Tires And Batteries The Most Complete Stock Of New And Used Tires Jn Town For Cars, Trucks, And Tractors Call Us For Farm And Road Service SHERMAN DU-ALL FIXIT 28 E. 5th DI 2-1365 i Emporia, Kansas Toro Equipment Exclusive Small Engine Repairs Carburetors - Magnetos Complete Saw Service FESLER'S PLUMBING HEATING SERVICE Prompt And Dependable Service Emporia, Kansas Compliments Of The Senior Class 46 —■— ■■■■■ Fleming Lumber Company Wholesale And Retail Lumber And Building Material 5th And Congress Street DI 2-0392 Emporia, Kansas BOOSTERS COUNCIL GROVE BOOSTERS Alspaw Jewelry J. L. Saunders Milling Co. Bretz Shoe Store Porters Sales Service Furman's Hill Top Cafe EMPORIA BOOSTERS Zerbe Farm Supply Alspaw Jewelry Hearn Garage Arens-Wise Hatchery John's Trim Shop Ball Saw Shop Maytag Sales Co. B C Radio, TV, Marine Supplies Miller Myers Texaco Service B J Auto Leasing, Inc. Pennington Supply Co. Bob's Shoe Store Quality Oil Co. Bratton Home Auto Supply Rees Drapery Shop ! Brown's Shoe Fit Co. Rothfelder's Cafe Bruckner's Apparel For Men Schottler's Dr. Price Lewis Smith Lumber Co. j Dryers Shoe Store Spic’n Span Cleaners Emporia Implement Co. Swint Cafe Bus Depot Emporia Welding Shop Taylor Shoe Store Farmers Supply Inc. United Sales Granger's Van Orden Barber Shop Hahn's Rental Service Western Auto Co. Vogue Shop «7 £ d x • a • X A- % ? a. u � V %. • � If� I '•� •■'%•■ . V ’ ■ . • «' —. 4 . • - M' i 'K H-- K