Basehor High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Basehor, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

DEDICATION We, the annual staff of I960, wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Gordon L. Wakefield to show our appreciation for all of the things he has done during the past two years for the students. He has shown us consideration and understanding for which we are very grateful. The high standards of excellence to which he held us and his personal interest in our successes and accomplishments will long be remembered by those of us whom he taught. We consider him a good representative of the teaching profession. We hope that he will be successful and that he will always remember Basehor Rural High School. Thank you, Mr. Wakefield, for having been our teacher. I .Z.72 —TT —1 - ——— . — r Standing 1. to r.: Barbara Wiley, Virgil Florence, Kathy Eyerly, Donald Hein. Seated 1. to r.: Steven Marshall, Vice President; Dan Reardon, President; Janet McNamee, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. W. L. Kiester, Principal. STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council is an introduction to the principles and practices of applied democracy. It gives the students an opportunity for service to the student body and cooperation with the school administration. Not only do council members learn to cooperate with one another, but they are taught to do something for one another. Our Student Council is a concrete base which serves as a foundation upon which adult citzenship is built. The Student Council's thinking and decisions reached in the school are translated into action in the community and the state when good citzenship, good manners, courtesy, and consideration for others are practiced. The Student Council gives its members wisdom in the methods of democracy at work, qualifies them for leadership, and trains them In the paths of cooperative assistance. We, the student body, place our trust In our Student Council and we feel that we are effectively served by its members. fc EDITOR’S MESSAGE Remember the first day of school when you greeted old friends and new ones? How about freshman initiation and the party that night? Then came the football games and homecoming, the magazine sales. Dad's Supper, Music Carni- val, and the Senior Play. Then, with the approach of winter came the basketball season. Tense with excitement, the teams were cheered on. In the midst of all this came the much anticipated Christmas party and vacation. Along with the snow came the Tri- County League and District Tournaments and the Junior Play. The snow stayed longer than usual, delaying spring, but not the activities of the music festivals, One-Act Play, Easter, spring concert, track and the Student Council election. Not long ago we had the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, the track meet at Abeles Field, freshman orientation, and the Senior's trip to the Ozarks. The many activities of the last week of school: Baccalaureate, class and award night, and commencement, shall be long remembered. These activities and others are recorded in the I960 BOBCAT. The staff hopes that this year's annual will be a cherished memento of this school year--a reminder of your favorite classmates as well as those wonderful hours spent in the many extra- curricular activities. Ward L. Kiester Principal Social Science Betty Ann Kelly Business Education FACULTY Ervin A. Cink Athletics, Biology Industrial Arts Gordon L. Wakefield English, American History Andrew Nelson Music Charles D, Belk Counselor Ambrose M, Jennings Science, Mathematics Driver Education Genevra M. Schilling General Science, Health Home Economics BOARD OF EDUCATION MflPit. J. .v. y.eriton, kSSS. 1- t0 r mrector; and Mjron Kaaal , J. W. Kenton T r r- L. A. JENNINGS—VALEDICTORIAN Transferred from Garnett High School, in Garnett, Kansas, his Sophomore year. Chorus-2-3-1;, District and League Music I Festlvals-2-3-1;, Boys' Quartet-1;, Mixed Ensemble-1;; Band-2; Key Club-2-3-1;, Treasurer-3, President-1;; Class Vice President-2, Secretary Treasurer-3-1;; Breeze Editor-1;; Annual Staff-3-1;; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-1;; National Junior Play-3; Senior Play-1;; National Honor Socie ty-3-1;., (Charter Member); Football-2-1;; Basketball-3-1;; Track-3 Manager-1;; Boy3' State-3; Attendance Award-2-3; Scholarship Award-2-3-1;. JUDITH ANN DYE—SALUTATO RIAN Class Secretary-Treasurer-2, Vice Pres- ident-1;; Pep Club-1-2-3-1;; Chorus-1-2-3- 1;, District and League Music Festivals-l -2-3-1; Mixed Ensemble-2-3-!; Accompan- ist-!;; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-1;; One- Act Play-1;; Breeze Staff-2-3-1;; Annual Assistant Editor-3, Editor-!;; National Honor Society-3-1;, (Charter Member), Vice President-3, President-1;; Girls State-3; Homecoming Queen-1;; Attendance Award-2-3-1;; Scholarship Award-2-3-1;; D. A. R. Award-1;; Annual Queen-1;. c DALE LEE KUEHNHOFF Student Council Representative-2; Class President-3; Track-2; Band-1-2; Chorus-1, District and League Music Festivals-l; Assistant School Photographer-3, Photo- grapher and Annual Sports Editor-1;; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-1;; One-Act Play-3-1;; Attendance Award-1-2-3-1;; Na- tional Honor Society-3-!;, (Charter Mem- ber); Breeze Staff-!;; Magazine Sales Overall Captain-1;. HAROLD KEMLKR Basketball Manager-1;; Track Manager-3; Chorus-l-2-3-l(., District and League Music Festlvals-1-2-3-14.; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-U; One Act Play-1;; Key Club-2-3-J+, Vice President-3; Annual Assistant Bus- iness Manager-3; Business Manager-1;; At- tendance Award-1-2-3-1;. JUDITH ANN CALOVICH Chorus-1-2-3-1;, District and League Music Festivals-1-2-3-1;, State Music Festival (II)-1, Mixed Ensemble-1-2-3-1;; Pap Club -l“2-3-lt- Vice President-3 Secretary- Treasurer-!;, Cheerleader-i;; Class Pres- ident-1; Student Council Representative- 3; Attendance Award-1-1;; Breeze Staff-1- km, Annual Staff-2-3-1;.; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-!;; Homecoming Prince ss-2-l;. DONALD R. HEIN Class Vice President-1, President-2-1;; Football-1-2; Student Council Vice Pres- ident-3, Class Representative-!!.; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-1;; One-Act Play-1;; Breeze Staff-1;; Attendance Award-1-3; National Honor Society-1;; Annual King-1;. DANIEL JOSEPH REARDON Student Council President-!;; Football-2- 3-1; Co-Captain-3-!;; Breeze Staff-1;; Jun- ior Play-3; Senior Play-!;; National Honor Society-3-!;, (Charter Member); Attend- ance Award-1-2-3-4; Scholarship Award-3. WILLIAM L. LEWIS Football-2-3; Chorus-1-2-3-!;, District and League Music Festivals-1-2-3; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-!;; Attendance Award 1 • JOHN MICHEAL DOWNING Basketball-);., Captain-!;; Chorus-1-2-3, League Music Festival-1-2-3, District Music Festival-1-2; Junior Play-3; Sen- ior Play-!;.; Breeze Staff-!;. CLARENCE DOWNING Transferred from Ava High School, Ava, Missouri his Senior Year. BACCALAUREATE High School Auditorium Sunday. May 22, 1960 Eight P. M. Processional.................Basehor School Band Call to Worship.......Come Thou Almighty King Invocation...............Rev. Rex D. Kelly Basehor Methodist Church The Lord's Prayer ................Malotte .Announcements........Principal W. L. Kiester Scripture Reading........Rev. Rex D. Kelly Etude No. 2....................Latvian Hymn Mixed Chorus That's The Big Idea .Dr. Benj. L. Schmidtke Old Mission Methodist Church, Kansas City Benediction..............Rev. Rex D. Kelly Recessional............Basehor School Band COMMENCEMENT High School Auditorium Thursday, May 26, 1960 Eight P. M. Announcement of Senior Honors....W. L. Kiester Processional...........Basehor School Band America .........................Audience Invocation.............Rev. Victor H. Pera St. Martin's Lutheran Church Nov Is The Hour ...................Kaihan Mixed Ensemble Announcement of Senior Honors....W. L. Kiester The Race for Space .......Mr. Hugh Bryan North American Insurance Co. Presentation of Diplomas..Mr. J. W. Kenton President of Board of Education Benediction............Rev. Victor H. Pera Recessional................Basehor School Band SENIOR TRIP Seniors When Don Mike Dan Judy Harold Judith Were Dale Once upon a time In September of 1956, BHS was invaded by ll). youthful Fresh- men straight from the State Farm. An election was held, which was fixed, and Judy Calovich was elected President; Don Hein, Vice President; and Tom Hannah Secretary-Treasurer. They were initiated by the Sophomores who dressed them up in crazy grabs, painted them red with lipstick, and gave them an idea of how horrible school life can be. Garden seeds were sold to raise money, which was embezzled. This was a wonderful year for the FHA, Future Hoodlums of America. Time rolled on and with it school came again. As Sophomores they got to initiate all those poor ignorant kids into the happy high school life. Don Hein was elected President of the mob, L. A. Jennings, Vice President and Judith Dye, Secretary-Treasurer. The kids all studied hard and soon the year was over. On one can stop onward pressing time so school began again (much to the displeasure of the class of '60). Now upperclassmen they really put their hearts into their studying of hoodlum ways. Candy and pop were sold during noon hours and at home football games. Dale Kuehnhoff was elected President (by unpopular vote), Tom Hannah, Vice President, and L. A. Jennings, Secretary-Treasurer. We put on the Junior-Senior Prom which was a tremendous flop. Time I oh time I and another miserable year. Officers were: Don Hein, Presi- dent, Judith Dye, Vice President, and L. A. Jennings Secretary-Treasurer, (people vote the way they are told when they have a knife in their back). The Seniors put on a play in which we almost lost Harold Kemler in the morgue. This year was the best year yet! You'll know how good the Seniors feel if you know how a convict feels when he's only got a few weeks until he'll break out into the rat race of life. The Seniors wanted to take a trip to Alcatraz but had to settle on visiting Bagnell Dam at the Lake of the Ozarks instead. So the Seniors have left an unmistakable mark on BHS, mainly a nearly ruined school and an exhausted faculty I, L. A. Jennings, will my ability to make people look up to me to Loretta Downing, and my scholastic ability to Roger Marshall. I, Mike Downing, will ray ability to get detentions to Joyce Doron, and my 26 inch waist to David Earls. I, Judith Dye, will my ability to hook a boy to Rosalie Thomas, and my Greek Encyclopedia to Glenn Mussett to help him interpret Mr. Kiester's writing. I, Bill Lewis, will my ability to tear out trans- missions to Martha Jennings. I, Dale Kuehnhoff, will my address book to Bill Ducey, and a club to Dean Oroke 3ince he is next years Annual Sports Editor to held him get along with Mrs. Kelly. I, Dan Reardon, will Mr3. Kies ter a whip to help her control l|.th hour study hall, and a shot gun to Don Knipp to help him hunt rabbits. I, Harold Kemler, will my ability to make A's in Bookkeeping to Darlene Van Tuyl. I, Don Hein, will my ability to make paper boxes to Mr. Wakefield. Barbara Meyer President ST'' : — Don Knlpp Vice-President Linda Wacker Tom Flanagan LaDean Prelesnik David Earls Becky McAfee Cheryl Martin Barbara Hills Sharon Johnson Vice-President Roger Brandt Charlotte Wilke3 President Kathy Eyerly Student Council Representative Rosalie Thomas Kathy Waters Secretary-Treasurer Jay Dee Downing Joyce Doron Russ Hansen Ann Elmer Bill Bailey Judy Field Skip Walden Vice-President Dean Oroke Activities Back Row, 1. to r.: Loretta Downing, Freshman Editor; Dale Kuehnhoff, Sports Editor; Judy Calovich and L.A. Jennings, Senior Editors; Kathy Waters, Sophomore Editor; Barbara Hills, Junior Editor; Susan Creason, Art Editor; Glenn Mussett, Assistant Business Manager; Mr. Kiester, Sponsor. Front Row, 1. to r.: Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor; Linda Wacker, Activity Editor; Judith Dye, Editor; Faye Carney, Assistant Editor; Harold Kemler, Business Manager. BOBCAT STAFF Judith Dye, Editor Mrs. Kelly, Co-Sponsor Harold Kemler, Bus. Mgr. Mr. Kiester, Co-Sponsor dye _ HOMECOMING ROYALTY QUEEN JUDITH DYE princess FAYE CARNEY PRINCESS JUDY CALOVlCH KING DON KNIPP QUEEN BARBARA WILEY GLENN MUSSETT High Salesman MAGAZINE SALES This year in Magazine Sales the Juniors competed against the Senior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes. The Juniors lost to the other classes by approximately §96.22. Glenn Mussett was again top salesman with $135.70. As a result of these sales the school netted $365. Dale Kuehnhoff Over-All Captain Skip Walden Second Salesman Sharon Johnson Third Salesman Loretta Downing Fourth Salesman Ii.A. Jennings Glenn Mussett - Linda Wacker Sharon Johnson Skip Walden Sr. Captain Jr. Co-Captains Soph. Captain Fr. Captain ilMMI Standing 1. to r.: Sharon Johnson, Pays Carney, Kathy Waters, Mr. Wakefield, Sponsor; Linda Porter, Barbara Hills, Steve Marshall, Linda Waoker, Joyce Doron, Barbara Meyer, Susan Creason. Sitting 1. to r.: Dale Kuehnhoff, L. A. Jennings, Darlene Van Tuyl, Treasurer; Marsha Butler, Secretary; Judith Dye, President; Janet McNamee, Vice President; Dan Reardon, Donald Hein. Judith Dye President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Darlene Van Tuyl Treasurer Marsha Butler Secretary Janet McNamee Vice President Bey vlr«L1 — S Maral aU' “ i-i.t’sssa rKusrsl “- ' Hussott’Treas ONE ACT PLAY CHARGE IT, PLEASE by Bettye Knapp Ted Logan..... Jimmy Logan... Harold Drexel. Florence Logan Annabeth Logan Helen Logan... Myrtle........ ..Dale Kuehnhoi'i' .........Don Hein ...Harold Keraler Darlene Van Tuyl .Loretta Downing .......Judith Dye LaDean Prelesnik «- SENIOR PLAY FINDERS CREEPERS by Donald Payton Wilbur Maxwell................Don Hein Hercules Nelson.........Dale Kuehnhoff Celeste...................Judy Calovich Nina Quigley..............Linda Wacker Frankie.....................Judith Dye Aunt Mary........................LaDean Prelesnik Uncle Bob................L. A. Jennings Granny................Darlene Van Tuyl Mr. Quigley...............Harold Kemler Dr. Erown...................Eill Lewis Madeline..................Anita Wacker Harry Schuster............Mike Downing Daphne....................Li nda Porter Claude......................Dan Reardon Wendy......... Mrs. Meade.... Mr. Me ade.... Babe.......... Marietta...... Tim........... Darby......... Harley.......... Gay........... Miss Denning.. Mrs. Nash..... Milligan...... Gus........... Nona.......... Wilber........ Tiny.......... Extras........ LaDean Prelesnik ....Linda Porter .Steven Marshall ...Barbara Hills ...Janet McNamee ......Ed Petitt .......Fred Box ...Glenn Mussett .....Faye Carney ...Earlene Jones ...Marsha Butler .....Bill Ducey ..Wayne Florence ....Judy Prater .Virgil Florence ....Tom Flanagan Darlene Van Tuyl Martha Jennings Anita Wacker Linda Wacker Don Knipp Standing 1. to r.: Dale Kuehnhoff, F.eature Editor; Dan Reardon, Junior Reporter; Mr. Wakefield, Sponsor; L. A. Jennings, Editor; Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor. Sitting 1. to r.: Judith Dye, Sophomore Reporter; Judy Calovioh, Freshmen Reporter; Donald Hein, Senior Reporter; Mike Downing, Sports Editor. BREEZE STAFF L. A. Jennings Editor PEP CLUB Judy Calovich, Secretary-Treasurer; Janet McNamee, Vice President; Marsha Butler, President. Top Row, 1. to r.: Mrs. Kelly, Sponsor; Judy Prater, Linda Wacker, Kathy Waters, LaDean Prelesnik, Pat Kemler, Anita Wacker, Martha Jennings, Ann Elmer, Joyce Doron, Carol Petitt. Second Row: Judith Dye, Barbara Meyer, Darlene Van Tuyl, Sharon Johnson, Linda Keeslar, Judy Pouppirt, Becky McAfee, Susan Creason, Kathy Eyerly, Earlene Jones. Bottom Row: Barbara Wiley, Shirley Swope, Linda Porter, Judy Field, Rosalie Thomas, Irene Field, Barbara Hills, Linda Millison, Loretta Downing. Cheerleaders: Faye Carney, Marsha Butler, Judy Calovich, Janet McNamee. MIXED CHORUS Top Row 1. to r.: Joe Daniels, Tom Flanagan, Harold Kemler, Ed Petltt, L. A. Jennings, Dean Oroke, Tim Elmer, Tom Elmer, David Dye, Tom Steele. Second Row 1. to r.: Judy Calovich, Judith Dye, Faye Carney, Linda Wacker, Kathy Waters, Anita Wacker, LaDean Prelesnik, Pat Kemler, Joyce Doron, Martha Jennings, Becky McAfee, Janet McNamee. Bottom Row 1. to r.t Mr. Nelson, Director; Loretta Downing, Linda Porter, Linda Millison, Barbara Meyer, Judy Pouppirt, Darlene Van Tuyl, Kathy Eyerly, Marsha Butler, Rosalie Thomas, Barbara Hills, Barbara Wiley, Cheryl Martin. Dye and Janet McName Accompanists CHORUS OFFICERS Ted Box, Tenor Janet McNamee. Top Row, L. to R.: Linda Wacker, Kathy Waters, Paye Carney, LaDean Prelesnik, Pat Kemler, Anita Wacker, Ann Elmer, Judy Calovich, Martha Jennings. Second Row: Mr. Nelson, Director; Darlene Reiman, Darlene Weidenger, Joyce Doron, Judith Dye, Becky McAfee, Carol Petitt, Judy Pouppirt, Marsha Butler, Linda Porter. Third Row: Earlene Jones, Irene Field, Marie Bey, Susan Creason, Barbara Meyer, Janet McNamee, Rosalie Thomas, Barbara Hills, Linda Millison, Fatima Bey. Bottom Row: Cheryl Martin, Barbara Wiley, Shirley Swope, Sharon Johnson, Pat Clem, Darlene Van Tuyl, Judy Field, Loretta Downing, Kathy Eyerly. Too Row L. to R.: Ray Taylor, Ted Box, Don Knipp, Bill Lewis, L.A. Jennings, Eddie Petitt, Fred Box, Darrell White, Bill Bailey. . Second Row: Mr. Nelson, Director; Harold Kemler, Russ Hcnsen, Skip Walden, Tom Elmer, Tim Elmer, Dean Oroke, David Dye, Tom Flanagan. Bottom Row: Charles Nance, Jay Dee Downing, Joe Daniels, Sam Bey, Bill Lee, Tom Steele, Ed Elmer. L. to r.: Janet McNamee, Barbara Meyer, Harold Kemler, Darlene Van Tuyl, Ed Pettit, LaDean Preleanik, L. A. Jennings, Judith Dye, Joe Daniels, Marsha Butler, Russ Hansen, Faye Carney, Tom Flanagan, Kathy Waters, Judy Calovich. sax quartet BAND OFFICERS L. to r.: Barbara Wiley, Kathy Eyerly, Marsha Butler, Janet McNamee. L. to r.: Marsha Butler, Steve Marshall, Russ Hansen, Janet McNamee, MUSIC RECORD The Band marched on Oct. 3 in the annual KU Band Day, through the streets of Lawrence. They also participated in the events at the stadium, where KU played Boston. The Pep Band, composed of the band members not out for football and basketball, or cheerleaders played at the home games. The Music Carnival was held in the school gymnasium Oct. 23. Following a short band concert, members of the music department took charge of the many booths that had been built. Barbara Wiley and Don Knipp were crowned King and Queen. On December 13th the chorus presented its annual Christmas Vespers. . They were assisted by the Brass Choir, who played for the candlelighters. On March 25th, the Basehor Music Department was host to the Tri-County League Music Festival. One hundred twenty five band members and three hundred vocalists, under the direction of William Altimari, guest director, performed in an evening concert for the public. Basehor entries included Band, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girl3 Double Trio, Boys Quartet, a Bass Solo by Harold Kemler and the Saxophone Quartet. The following week our music department journeyed to Lawrence for the District Music Festival. The Band, Mixed Chorus, and Saxophone Quartet each received a II rating. The highlight of the year was the Spring Concert on April 22. Numbers were given by the Band, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble and Saxophone Quartet. The Band played the processional and recessional for Baccalaureate and Commencement. The Mixed Choru3 sang for Baccalaureate and the Mixed Ensemble for Commencement. Blue Hawaii Welcome......................Barbara Meyer Aloha but not Good-By............Don Hein Blue Hawaii..................Girls Trio Winds and Hurricanes.........Mr. Kiester Ideals of the Isles..........Mr. Kenton Hawaiian Melodies....Girls' Clarinet Trio SENIOR CLASS FOOLIN Dan Reardon, Senior Co-Captain Don Knlpp, Junior Co-Captain L. A. Jennings Senior Fred Box Junior Steven Marshall Junior Eddie Petitt Junior Jay Dee Downing Sophomore Top Row, L. to R.: Virgil Florence, Manager; Tom Steele, Roger Marshall, Bill Lee, Charles Nance, Ervin A. Cink, Coach. Second Row: Joe Daniels, Dean Oroke, Darrell White, Ted Box, Jay Dee Downing. Bottom Row: Steven Marshall, Eddie Petltt, Don Knipp, Dan Reardon, Fred Box L. A. Jennings. Bill Lee Freshman Roger Marshall Freshman Tom Steele Freshman Charles Nance Freshman Coach Cink started off the 1959 season with seven lettermen back from last year. They were: Dan Reardon, Senior; Fred Box, Ted Box, Don Knipp, Eddie Petitt, and Steven Marshall, Juniors; and Jay Dee Downing, Sophomore. As a result of an injury Ted Box was not able to complete the season. With a team consisting of two Seniors, five Juniors, one Sophomore, and seven Freshmen, the Bobcats were able to win two out of seven games. Basehor 21 Basehor 7 Basehor 0 Basehor 13 Basehor 27 Basehor 1 Basehor 7 Basehor 7 6 t y - ix- v • Scores of Games Edgerton Piper Linwood Ozawkie Jarbalo Vinland Easton Stilwell BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Standing 1. to r.: Ervin A. Cink, Coach; L. A. Jannings, Eddie Petitt, Steven Marshall, Fred Box, Ted Box, Virgil Florence, Bill Ducey, Mike Downing, Glenn Mussett. Kneeling 1. to r.: Harold Keraler, Manager; Dean Oroke, Roger Brandt, Russ Hansen, David Dye, Sara Bey, Tom Steele, Bill Lee, Roger Marshall, Charles Nance, Jay Dee Downing. There were six lettermen back from last year. They were L. A. Jennings, Eddie Petitt, Virgil Florence, Ted Sox, Fred Box, and Glenn Mussett. A total of 19 boys were out for basketball which included 2 Seniors, 8 Juniors, 3 Sophomores, and 6 Freshmen. The A team won 13 and lost 9. They were awarded two trophies as they placed second in the Tri-County League, and third in the league tournament. The nA team scored 1083 points to their opponents 971 The B team won 13 and lost 3 as they scored 6I4.6 points to their opponents I4.62. The team elected Mike Downing as their captain and Harold Kemler was team manager. BASKETBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM L. A. Jennings Glenn Mussett Manager 1 2 Points 1+9 1 2 Points 16 7 12 Points Joe Daniels 6 Points mu t?tal °f flfteen b°y3 reported for track and fourteen earned letters. The track squad took part in seven meets and placed second in the league meet . u , o.0WC' 3Chmu1 Q?ecord3 were 3®t this year. Don Knipp ran the 220 yard ThS felay team consisting of Ed Petitt, Virgil Florence, Steven Marshall, and Don Knipp ran the distance in l:k0.5. Don Knipp was elected captain of the team. 4MN m ASS far mjMe Advertising S' t Dl nido Jut C liurcli BA8EHOR. KANSAS REX D KELLY. MINISTER A Community Minded Church Building for Greater Service S GROCERY BUY BEEP BY THE SIDE OR THE QUARTER LOCKER SERVICE r! PHONE PL-8-2250 BASEHOR, KANSAS RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON PL-8-2263 Baaehor, Kansas BASEHOR LUMBER CO Ph PLaza 8-2600 EYERLY’S CARE DINNERS HO-MADH PIE SHORT ORDERS HOURS- SUKDAYS 1 PM TO 10 PM SATURDAY 6 AM TO 6 PM WEEKDAYS 6 AM TO 10 PM GENERAL REPAIR WORK TRACTORS ALL MACHINERY COMPLIMENTS OP PERRY PORTER PHONE PLaza 8-2212 BASEHOR, KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 KLINKENBERG BUS SERVICE Basehor, Kansas PHILIP L. 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