Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

 - Class of 1952

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The •Published Btj The Students Of BUFFALO High School BUFTALO. MISSOURI In last year's annual we had a very rough sketch of the buildings on the campus at that time, together with those buildings proposed for the future. On the opposite page you will see an accurate, to scale, drawing of our campus with these proposals completed. A few years ago when the board started this expansion program the only buildings on the campus were the present brick high school building, the grade school building, and the vocational agriculture building minus the shop and the completion of one classroom. Since this improvement program started these accomplishments have been made: (a) the development and lighting of the athletic field, (b) the building of the stadium and concession building, (c) the .paving of the street and the building of sidewalks on both sides of the street, (d) the construction of the building that houses the cafeteria, science, and vocational home economics classrooms, (e) the music and the art building, (f) the library building, and of course the many sidewalks connecting those various classrooms and buildings. Due to complete community cooperation in the development of the athletic field, the paving of the street, as well as all the other construction work, these improvements have been accomplished by increasing the bonded indebtedness of the community only $20,000. The community is proud of the AAA rating the school has been given. This would not have been possible without these added facilities for which this community deserves the congratulations it is receiving from all over the state. Sincerely, 3 Board « Education Dr. 0. A. Griffin Treasurer Murrel Indermuehle Member L. V. Clark Member J. W. Peters Vice President Fay Coffman Member Ward Rea President Anna Stearns Grade PrinciDal Special Education Charlotte Rutledge Eighth Grade Marjorie Roberts Seventh Grade Genelle Spoering Sixth Grade Donna Tucker Fifth Grade Emogene Williams Fourth Grade Eloise Callaway Third Grade Beryl Engle Second Grade Goldie Harmon First Grade Nolan Rutledge H. S. Principal and Science Leta Buchanan Grade and H. S. Art Guy Henson Vocational Agriculture School Vacuity Edwin Matthews Charlene Sechler Physical Education Latin and English and Coach Ruth Footn English Chanes Risher Industrial Arts and D. 0.. Steve Potter Ferrell Mallory Home Economics Richard King Mus Speecf nd Georgia Self Commerce Charity Risher Guidance Jesse Payne Itinerant Instructor Avera Harriman Social Science and Drivers Ed. Commerce and Office Secretary Frank Roberts Math, and Commerce Mary McKown Librarian Itinerant Instructor Itinerant Instructor J nt rs Kathryn Mallory President Jack Maulin Vice President Geneva Bay Dorotha Smart Carol Kahler Secretary Treasurer Salutatorian Reporter Jane Shewmaker Bryce Bradley Russell Hill Mary Lou Neill 1 Lyndell Anderson 1 Jessie Garrett Ramie Sample Jo Ann Montgomery Anita Davis Bonnie Ware Jim Jackson Valedictorian Patricia Ann Rea Gordon Crawford Frances Mae Garner Edwin Phillips Richard Williams Cora M. Nicaderaus Shirley Wandling Clifford Ray Earline Moulder Larry McGowan Lowell Belt John Breshears Mary McDonald Mark Day Arlene Clouse Ruby Woodall Dale Harris Donald Slack Bill Mead Bill McCallister Harold Miller A1 Harrington Kenneth Cline Lacie Wilson Marley James Sweaney 1 Jimmy Andrews James Baker Willa Morton C. B. Freeman Lila Kay Walker Dora L. Poindexter Jinsny Bradley Betty McDonald Paul Bradley COMMENCEMENT SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Mary Nell Hagan President Bobby Holland Bdna Cassidy David Alexander Barbara Lemons D Boyd Sallee Gale Lilley Sgt.at Arms Hazel L.edcalf Pauline Snodgrass Vice-President Thelma Noland Representative Barbara Triolett Secretary David 'Aright Secretary Beulah Jackson Clara S. Shantz Jane Powell Homer G. Gwens Wayne Strickland David Bradley J.R.Brownfield David Croslin James Kthnage Beulah Swanigan Ruby Jean Brown Evelvn Williams Harold Stanton George Merrick Barbara Gilham Sonny Davis Shirley Potter Virginia Mathews Wanda Rice Carol Ballard Roger King Lloyd Reed Hazel Ric.iardson Dixie Powell Helen Garrett Robert Nelson Mary Lou Hill June Hill Dorothy Mashburn Wayne Jones J. C. Williams Shirley Gerard Jerry Steelman Mara Lou Chapman Robert Julien Nancy Deer Barbara Hesler Bobby Hoover Wayne Owens Keith McGowanEarnest Henderson Alexander James Ortner Betty Triplett Wanda Dull Jean Beckner Donna Oliver Deryl Bradley Robert Gower Scharlene Mathews Jac.kie Griser Betty Lou Staples Max Goodwin Ivan Chapman James Wing Norman Nixon Dalrymple Jerry Neill Mary McDaniel Sharon Moyle « • i u i . vuanH.a Edward Deck Wayne Lightle Herbert Allen Basil Dean Jeanette Gammon willie Eailey Shirley Burtin a a Johnnie Peele p;,uline Christian Donald Hall Charles Benskin «Jackie Morris Ada J. Bradley Representative Eugene Slater arrested Martha D. Hurst President Darlene Slack Vice President James P. Hawkins Sec. and Treas. Patsy Short Fowler Brundridge Quisenberry Mary L. Dobler Avery Bradley pxorene Scurlock Hershel David Wingo Frances Hook Zimmerman Billy Lackey Charlene Jerry Springer Carver Jess Harryman Frieda Bradley Patsy Owens Rosemary Todd Jimmy snarp Jo Ann Resor Robert Reynolds Clara J. John Wolfe Cozetta Stidham Peggy Pulley Kenneth Vest Shirley Rose LeRoy Medley Marvin Davison Joanne Sweaney B.H.Wallace Bonnie Newkirk Cunningha'” Billy Stowe Gloria Humphrey Mildred Eisman Jimmy Heim Jean Bone Harold Deck Shirley Morris Donald Powell Beulah Nunn Dale Vest Glenda Clouse Richard McDonald Mary Camden Harold Lewey Janice Smith Billy Bates Nancy Henson Junior Beck Elizabeth Dibben Gary Crane Billy Don Gilbert Linda Tracy Jackie Shewmaker Xiva Nelson Terry Nicholas Carolyn Davis Irlene Snodgrass Gerald Rice Jacquetta EdmondsH.O. Barber Rose Turner Donald Devore Sern Leason Wanda Looney Jeanette Rea Sue Shull Karen HowertonJarma Sue Clymore Wanda Jones aro1 Gammon Janice Neil Betty Hagan ft k Billy Moulder Janice Lynn Wanda McDaniel Mary Louise Janice Franklin garbara Clark Jim Propeck Dale Mashburn ii? v?Wvs Patty Alexander Kenneth Eiseman Carol Jones D.,, _ „ ... Jiroray Marilyn Powell Billy Cox Patsy Keith Indermuehle Karen Hargett Rex Blair gnaron Thomas uaie Harris Winona ..iehe David Hawkins Billv Zimmerman Elvin Maddux Raymond Lucxey Glenn Kendrick Richard Ray Willa Burtin Elmer Rice Larry Smith Billy Legan Jesse Wiebe Dolores Devore Rex Gregg Jon Dale ChalkerLucie Beck G.C. McDowell Rosalie Dobler Jerry Williams Sharon Keller Jim Wimberly Jimmy Todd Mary Ann Wing Billy Baker Joyce Harmon Betty Kdgington Billy Hagan Mary Sheilia Wilson RlChStitford Nan°v Whitman Jonnny Owensby ancy jane Thomas Doris Crane Janice Burton Evelyn Zimmerman Lynn Hawkins Kenneth Joyce Jo Montgomery Franklin Shirley Bnarp Marvin Rice Virginia Frazier Patsy Anglin Dorothy Woods Carrol Brown Racine Owens Harold Leason Billy Bailey Myra Branum Warren Owens Susan Jensen Sixth Grade Jerrv I.. Durington irley Fullerton i I Elda Smith Barbara Brown phomas Hickman I Diana Brun linage Ray Triplett Mary Lou Shewmaker Rosalind Wayne Norma Stanton iKHVQmi Teddy Ben Scott Betty 'i'isb Leon Thomas Sandra Deer Easel Lee Matthews Carolyn Loudermilk Johnny Reed Darlena Hawkins Kay Fowler Thelma Zimmerman V Donna Burtin Virginia Ka-shburn Lucille r'wens ■ Harold Burd Nanna Ruth narnngton Shirlev Kay Lonnie Ownby Marion Ingerlv 5 zeesaeaim Dicky Owensby Melvin Farris Betty Kobie Billy Black Wendell Jonea Snirlev Henderson Joan Perryman Sherry Chalker Oliver unapman Kenneth Dobler Jeanie Chad Hargett Donnie Smith Sylvia Hill Franklin John Kuhns uary Looney 41 Jackie Neill Glen Rea Annabelle Strickland Nancy Warick Billy Rieschel Wallace A v4 r Lucille Smith Marion Self Pearl Peterson Nancy Owens Frances Rice 3rd Grade McCzrty Norman 3rd Grade Jerry Maulin Jimmy Brown Karen Sue Maddux Nancy Neill a v- ■ -ir' y A t Mike Pitts Darla Howerton Cecil Bailey Lonnie Short Jerry Smith Sharon Stafford Charles David Harriman Dale Burtin Gayle Lackey I S J ’ Charles Howe Mary Lou Bonner Dorothy Williams Ronald Todd Rebecca Coffman Mary Helen Brownfield Paula Ann Cofer Jeanette Clark Ronnie Hill Pattv Shill 1 dean King Susan Powell Sally Thomas Fred Ratliff Milan an Houtan Helen Bradley W i V' Margaret Larry George Griffin John Michell Linda 'Jayne Larry Howerton Janice Varner Mikey Cottengim Juanita Paul Voris McHei. Jay Kuhns 1 I Lynda Nicholas Larry Peters Danna Neill Sherry Davison Ronald Looney James Owens snirlev Spoering Buanna Matthews Ronnie Davison Philip Kieth Verna Strickland David Sanford RoSemarv David Mashburn Linda Looney Phillips Linda Owens Carrol, Ford Patricia Smith Gary Sharp Leota Ownby Tommy Sherman Cari Bradley Paul Burton Gloria Lurvey First Grade Benny Smith ' r Brenda Kav Bailey Phillin Hawkins Georgia Anderson enneth Ficklin Diana iTiomas Linda Sweaney immie Stanton Loren Rea | tn Elizabeth Ratliff Jerrie Jones David King udy Heim ey GotT.engim The school year 1951-52 was a big year of activity for the Bisons and Bisonettes of Buffalo High School, Many tense moments passed, many exciting and thrill-packed situations arose. B. H. S. teams played one of the largest and best schedules ever undertaken by Bison teams. The Bisonettes fielded softball and volleyball teams. The Bison varsity included Softball, Basketball, Baseball and Track teams. The Junior High participated in Basketball, also fielded a track team. All teams played independent schedules. As evidence of the excellent competitive attitude of the players, as well as their ability; no team played a losing schedule. Also, each team won one or more trophies in tournament competition. Eleven trophies were won in all, two of which were sportsmanship trophies. The Bisons accepted these with grateful hearts because utmost respect and sportsmanship was shown to the opposition at all times. Possibly the outstanding overall accomplishment of any single team was the varsity basketball squad which won thirty games while losing eight. Although they failed to win any major championships they displayed a brand of basketball that was quite popular over a wide area. The team was fast, aggressive, and very high scoring. The track program was accelerated. Several very promising boys developed. Members of the varsity track lettermen whose pictures are not shown in this school annual were Jim Jackson, Ramie Sample, Jim Bradley, Dale Harris, Max Goodwin, Dick Foster, Louis Maddux, Stanley Ingram, Deryl Bradley, Dale Vest, Harold Stanton, and Paul Ray Brundridge. As Father Time marches on and the athletes who represented B. H. S. during 1951-52 take their place in life; may they say that the experiences in athletic participation meant something lasting and worthwhile. May they ever uphold the high ideals of the code of sportsmanship and play the game of life just as hard and fair as they played the games in 1951-52 at Buffalo High School. Larry McGowan, Mgr. Ramie Sample, Mgr. Mark Day paul Bradley Bryce Bradley Russell Hill Jimmy Bradley Jack Maulin Bill McCallister Charles Crosby Deryl Bradley Edward Deck Junior High Pep Leaders: Carolyn Davis, Xiva Nel- son, Janice Neill, Sue Shull, Elaine Warren Senior High Pep Leaders: Anita Davis, Mara Lou Chap- man, Jane Shewmaker, Jo Ann Simmons, Sara Beth Smithpetei (team Sonny Davis, Paul Ray Brundridge, Paul Triplett, Jerry Steelman, Jim Moore, Coach Matthews, Wayne Jones, War- ren Vest, 3obby Gower, Billy Sharp, Jerry Ross Neill First Row: Harold Dean Lewey, Ivan Maddux, Harold Deck., Jimmy Sharp, James Proctor Hawkins Second Row: B. H. Wallace, Gary Crane, Hershel Zimmerman, Lee Stevens, Coach Matthews, Junior Beck, Robert Reynolds, Jerry Springer, Dale Vest Dixie Powell Anita Davis Joan Peters Mary Nell Hagan Jane Shewmaker Dorotha Smart Coach Matthews June Kahler Wanda Rice Clara Sue Shantz Shirley Hale Mara Loai Chapman Kathyrn Mallory Willa Morton Anita Davis Joan Peters Darlene Davison Mary Nell Hagan Willa Morton Jane Shewmaker Coach Matthews Dixie Powell Wanda Rice Clara Sue Shantz Shirley Hale Jo Ann Simmons Kathyrn Mallory Dorotha Smart Frieda Bradley Martha D. Hurst Scharlene Carver Mary Stanton Ada Jean Bradley Shirley Rose Joann Resor Glenda Clouse Mildred Eisman Joann Sweaney Darlene Slack Florene Schurlock F. F. A. NOTES The Buffalo Chapter of the Future Farmers of America received its charter from the National Organization on March 2, 1935 It has completed seventeen years of activities. Active membership 42 Officers for 1951-52 26 Chapter Farmers 16 Greenhands Accomplishments: 1. Pomme de Terre League Farm Shop-third place Soil and Land-second place Poultry-sixth place 2. Livestock judging team qualified Harold Miller-President Hubert Strickland-Vice-President Bobby Holland-Secretary Harold Stanton-Trea nrer Boyd Sallee Reporter Dale Harris-Sentinel Guy 0. Henson-Advisor Field Crops-fourth place Livestock-second place Dairy-second place for state contest in the district contest. 3 Soil and land judging ranked fourth in district contest—67 schools competing. 4 Won first place in livestock judging contest of Bnpire District Fair. 5. Won first place in Dairy Judging Contest in Parish No. 2 held at Marshfield. 6. Won the Beef Cattle Show for the fourth consecutive year at the Ozark F. F. A. Fat Stock Show. 7. Exhibited livestock in Dallas County Fair. 8. Trip by bus to American Royal. 9. Held Pomme de Terre League Softball Tournament. 10. Won first place on Chirstmas parade float. Warren Vest, Harold Miller, Bob Holland Reserve Champion Hereford Springfield Fat Stock Show Jack Hyde—Owner Rivetis ijkd 1. D. 0. Banquet 6. Arlene Clouse 2. David Bradley 7. Geneva Bay 3. Paul D. Bradley 8. Mary McDonald Paul Triplett 9. Dwight Gilpin if. Jimmy Bradlej 10. Bonnie Ware 5. Lacie Marley 11. J. R. Brownfield 12. James Medley 13. Anita Davis lif. Edwin Phillips 15. Lowell Belt Betty McDonald 16. Lyndall Anderson 17. Jimmy Baker 18. James Sweaney 19. Clifford Ray 20. Jesse Garrett 21. C. B. Freeman 22. Gordon Crawford Ilius ic Department Orchestra 7MflerA Queen: Anita Davis; Prince Charming: Harold Miller Queen Candidates: Jaunita Hill, Gloria Humphrey, Shirley Gilpin Frince Charming Candidates: Charles Crosby, Jimmy Sharp, Norman Nixon Train Bearers: Shirley Spoering, Buanna Mae Matthews Crown Bearer: Paul Raymond Voris Flower Girls: Danna Sue Neill, Linda Wayne Clowns: Jerry Smith, Marion Self, Billy Black, Ronnie Hill Buffalo School Float fit KBHS Float Miss Merry Christmas’ and Attendants Christmas Cards Christmas Toys Grade Four o Holly Wreaths mm % % COMPLIMENT Of BUFFALO MONUMENT WORKS PRICE HOTEL FREEMAN'S USED FURNITURE STAFFORD FEED AND MILL CO. B R SHOE STORE WOOD FULL STORE — C. R. LILLEY FERN'S BEAUTY SHOP BUFFALO PROCESSING PLANT TRACY INSURANCE BOB MAJOR'S SERVICE STATION ■ BUFFALO POST OFFICE RODERICK RADIATOR WELDING SHOP BROOKS POTATO CHIP COMPANY, Springfield, Mo. HOOVER'S MUSIC and BOOK STORE, Springfield, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI Compliments of COFFMAN'S VARIETY STORE Compliments of GAMBLES HARDWARE and AUTO SUPPLIES Piopane and Bottled Gas ECONOMY GAS CO. Down Town Bpffalo Heating and Appliances Compliments of HILLS FOOD MARKET Phone 14 Cycle Montgomery Allen W. (Pete) Vaughan MONTGOMERY - VAUGHAN FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Buffalo Missouri CLARKS Cash Food Center Buffalo's Largest Market Store Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturdays: 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. Compliments of DR. E. Y. MOULDER SHEPHERD-MORGAN HATCHERY Baby Chicks — Poults Feed — Equipment Phone 360 Buffalo Missouri COM PLIM EMTef Of Johnson Rexall Drugs Compliments of m BATES CAFE HOME OF GOOD FOOD PHONE 129 HOOVER'S STYLE SHOP Everything For The Ladies Phone 277 Washing Greasing HAROLD'S CITIES SERVICE STATION Tires — Tubes — Accessories Phone 74 BUFFALO ROTARY CLUB CLAIBORN INSURANCE COMPANY General Insurance B. O. Claiborn and Nan Claiborn Phone 154 Buffalo Missouri Compliments of BUFFALO LION'S CLUB Diamonds Watches RIMBEY JEWELRY Pleasing You, Pleases Us Watch and Jewelry Repairing JAMES P. HAWKINS, President FRED MYERS, Vice-President DAVID D. DUDLEY, Vice-President W. C. HAWKINS, Jr., Cashier JUNE MADDUX, Ass't. Cashier BOB MONTGOMERY, Ass't. Cashier DIRECTORS HADLEY THOMAS HENRY NELSON LYON H. O'NEAL EMPLOYEES Mary Strickland, Noma Montgomry, Meredith Stewart ★ OBANNON BANKING CO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reesrve System Every Service Consistent With Sound Banking Compliments of NATIONAL PAPER AND HOTEL SUPPLY CO. Phone 4-9141, 321 E. Walnut St. Springfield Missouri GOLD BOND MEAT PRODUCTS Made by M. F. A. PACKING CO. Springfield Missouri BRAZEAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Underwood Typewriters Sunstrand Adding Machines Sales — Service — Supplies 300 W. McDaniel, Phone 2-6707 Springfield Missouri Compliments of GIBSON FOOD COMPANY Springfield Missouri I1 Thomas Motor Co. YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER! PIADLEY THOMAS, Manager WILLA THOMAS, Asst. Mgr. Phone 55 Buffalo Missouri .vv.vv ’ Compliments of SCOTT'S SHOE STORE Buffalo Missouri Compliments HOWARD SWAN COMPANY ATHLETIC GOODS Springfield Missouri GOMPMMENTef of HARVEY SIMMONS AUCTION SALE EACH SATURDAY FOR SALE DATES- ('ALL REFLEX AND REPUBLICAN OFFICE HARVEY SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER Compliments of SPOERING REPAIR SHOP Phone 190 Hi-Way 65 Buffalo Missouri Compliments iff BONNER ICE FEED Compliments of L. B. JONES FUNERAL HOME Phone 99 Buffalo Missouri Compliments of NYBERG PHARMACY D. KENNETH NYBERG Registered Pharmacist Buffalo Missouri Compliments of PIX THEATER 'B. H. DARBY DR I GOODS Established 1911 Dry goods, shoes, clothing Ladies and Gents Furnishings Euffalo Missouri MICKEY‘S CAFE 24 Hour Service A Friend to Everyone M. E. McCONNELL, Prop. New and Used Tires All Kinds TIRE SERVICE Recaupin- and Repairing No Heat — No Pressure To The Sidewalls Phone 228 O . K. RUBBER WELDERS Compliments of DALLAS COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE ROSWELL L. WAYNE County Extension Agent Compliments of MERRICK FOOD MARKET Phone 50 Buffalo Missouri Compliments of BUFFALO MOTOR COURT Compliments MOORE'S MARKET Meats — Fruus — Vegetables ’PCuamte'i' % D Phones: Office 91; Residence 244 and 284 Poindexter Implement Co. FORD TRATORS AND DEARBORN FARM MACHINERY PHONE 162 — BUFFALO Dallas Co. farmers exchange EVERYTHING FOR THE FARMER BY THE FARMER PHONE 111 — BUFFALO, MO. Dil ion Drag Company PRESCRIPTIONS — SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE BUFFALO, MO. PHONE 183 Compliments of Compliments of HOOVER AUTO SALES PONTIAC CARS LEADER TRACTORS Buffalo Missouri Compliments of ALFORD'S CITIES SERVICE Tubes — Tires — Accessories Compliments of WOLLARDS GROCERY Compliments of J. C. BULTER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 100 SHEWMAKER MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Phone 12 Buffalo Missouri IRENES Steaks — Chops — Sea Foods Pastries On Order Private Dining Room Service Junction 64-65 0r : • BAKERS AUTO SALVAGE Used And New Parts Used Cars and Trucks Highway Yard Phone 292 Compliments of MURREL'S PLUMBING AND APPLIANCES Phone 158 Kendall Studio A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING PHONE 127 BUFFALO, MO. c«s e©«4 as e dean Hale And Son REGISTERED ANGUS — BULLS AND HEIFERS FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES PHONE 2305 BUFFALO, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Davies Chevrolet Company PHONE 212 BUFFALO, MO. Clyde's Cigar And Tobacco Store 216 Main Street Phone 224 BUFFALO, MO. HAWKINS HAWKINS REAL ESTATE M. F. A. Mutual Insurance Agency Phone 236 Buffalo, Mo. DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN and BUFFALO REFLEX Newspapers — Job Printing Buffalo Missouri Compliments vff Hot Wrapped TAYSTEE BREAD COMPANY Compliments of BUFFALO LAUNDRY Self Service or Regular Phone 208 Compliments of BURGNER-BOWMAN MATTHEWS LUMBER CO. Buffalo Missouri Compliments of SPRINGFIELD GROCER COMPANY 400 Boonville Springfield Missouri Compliments of DALE'S CONOCO STATION Quality IS Economy DALE SHARP, Prop. Pohne 153 Compliments of MADDUX MARKET Phone 27 % ' LUXOR BEAUTY SHOP A Complete Line of Service Phone 225 Euffalo Missouri CHAPMAN FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Full Line Home Furnishings Harold E. Chapman, Prop. Phone 169 Compliments of COPPER GREENHOUSE “Say It With Flowers’’ Phone 226 Compliments of THEO. G. (Ted) SCOTT Compliments A JONES FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Phone 101 CHAPMAN AND REA International Harvester Products Buffalo Missouri DAVIS CAFE Sandwiches — Plate Lunches Cold Drinks CLARENCE DAVIS BLANCHE DAVIS Compliments of DON OWENSBY 1 Compliments of MADDUX OIL COMPANY Phone 45 Compliments of BUFFALO TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Buffalo Missouri Compliments PETERS BARBER SHOP s HUFFMAN CAFE Plate Lunch — Short Orders Fish Dinners Our Specialty Noel C. Huffman, Mgr. Phone 339 BEN FRANKLIN STORE CHAS L. ENGLE, Owner School Supplies —1 Plousehold Items — Newest Novelties Gifts and Toys Compliments of FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY JACK CHAPMAN R. W. CHAPMAN GLEN DAVISON Television and Appliances We Service What We Sell Phone 363 Buffalo Missouri WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated Phone 102 Buffalo Missouri : mf.mm mmmsm, mmm mm | p® . ' I ligfe i • • ;:


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