Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

STUDENT LIFE A NEW QTART The school year of 1978-79 started out great, beginning with a new principal, Mr. Caffee, the third in three years. He had a lot of enthusiasm toward improving our school. As a result of this, students had more spirit and a more willing attitude. HOMECOMING GPIRIT HIGH Spirit week started Monday, October 2nd, with boot day. Tuesday the stu- dents wore sunglasses and hats. Wed- nesday was overall and suspender day. Thursday they dressed backwards in red and blue. Friday completed the week with a dress-up day. The events built up to a bonfire that took place at the baseball diamond on Thursday evening, October 5th. Friday was highlighted by the crown- ing ceremony. The auditorium was filled with friends, family, students, and alumni. Following the assembly was the 1978 homecoming football game. The dance followed to the music of Boogie Fever. 7 YOU NEEDED ME Michelle Miller Jim Corbett Sheryl Hamm Kevin Joiner The crowning ceremonies for the 1978 football homecoming king and queen were held in the EHS auditorium on Friday, October 6 at 3 p.m. The king candidates were nominated by the foot- ball team and the queen hopefuls were selected by the student body. The theme of the ceremony was “You Needed Me . The master and mistress of ceremony were Josh Jensen and Janice Clair. After King Terry and Queen Shelly were crowned, Richard Kincaid sang the theme song, accompa- nied by Nancy Peter. Teresa Bowman Merle Petz EAGLES CPL AND DISTRICT CHAMPIONS (Front Row L To R) Tom Vogt. Kevin Joiner, Byron Hauser, Merle Petz, Stan Rickert, Randy DeWerff, Jim Corbett, Terry Barrow, Terry Schrepel, Jud Shoup, Steve Maison, Rod Harrington, (Row 2) Coach Drees, Brad Urban, Dan Stremel, Taylor Stone, Doug Stremel, Kyle Clawson, Randall Amerine, Kevin McCarty, Brett Wells, Scott Fisher, Richard Kincaid, Dan Detmer, Head Coach Bob Shandy (Row 3) Mark McQuade, Andy Sauber, Marty Lowe, Jason Ruckman, Doug Ame- rine, Mike Joiner, Craig Clawson, Paul Lubbers, Chris Kincaid, Wally Eldridge, Phil Feist, Coach Flax EHS OPP 9 Lyons 0 49 Ellsworth 0 29 Claflin 26 46 St. John 21 41 LaCrosse 14 26 Stafford 9 34 Kinsley 0 1 Macksville Forfeit 36 Sterling 28 STATE PLAYOFFS 43 Medicine Lodge 20 16 Belle Plaine 22 Asst. Coach Larry Drees, Head Coach Robert Shandy, Asst. Coach Francis Flax 10 4 Qeniors All- Qtate Senior lettermen (Front row I to r) Byron Hauser, Merle Petz, Steve Maison, Stan Rickert, Jud Shoup. (Back row) Jim Corbett, Randy DeWerff, Terry Barrow, Terry Schrepel, and Kevin Joiner. B. Coach Shandy talks to Merle Petz, the defensive captain. C. Here the Eagles use a slot right, 49 sweep, for a first down. D. Randy DeWerff, Merle Petz, and Terry Barrow, block out Kevin Joiner's money problems. E. The three coaches discuss next play with quarterback, Byron Hauser. WICHITA EAGLE BEACON ALL-STATE Merle Petz 1 st team Def. Hon. Men. Off. Jim Corbett 1 st team Off. Hon. Men. Def. Kyle Clawson Hon. Men. Def. Randall Amerine Hon. Men. Def. Byron Hauser Hon. Men. Off. Brett Wells Hon. Men. Off. Terry Barrow Hon. Men. Off. TOPEKA DAILY CAPITOL ALL-STATE Byron Hauser 1 st team Off. Merle Petz Hon. Men. Def. Jim Corbett Hon. Men. Off. RUSHING Merle Petz 133 738 5.5 Byron Hauser 143 669 4.7 Brett Wells 107 618 5.8 Kevin Joiner 128 445 3.5 PASSING Byron Hauser 44 of 91 for 800 yds. RECEIVING Comp Yds. Brett Wells 19 370 Scott Fisher 20 289 Terry Barrow 4 150 DEFENSE Jim Corbett 245 Doug Stremel 217 Merle Petz 213 Randall Amerine 211 Randy DeWerff 199 Kyle Clawson 187 KICK-OFF RETURN Steve Maison 14 304 21.7 Danny Detmer 11 242 22 PUNT RETURN Danny Detmer 8 96 12.0 Steve Maison 5 78 15.6 12 Cheerleaders get Pace for gchool gpirit A. Left to Right; Angela Miller, Cheryil Lee, Teresa Bowman, Shelly Scheu- fler, Becky Robins, and Michelle Miller. B. They show their spirit in a number of ways. Here they are hanging from a tree. C. The B-Team squad consists of four sophomores Left to Right Melanie Bie- berle, Julie Parish, Jan Hatcher and Elizabeth Biays. D. While taking time out for a rest, the A-team squad poses for a picture. Four Netters in State Meet Janell Meyer won the regional champi- onship. Mary Thill and Patty Kasselman were regional runners-up in doubles, and Sheryl Hamm captured the third place medal in singles. The team, (right) include Janell Meyer. Mary Thill. Jan Hatcher. Gail Oannebaum. Elizabeth Biays. Robin Buckbee. Pam Caffee, Mary Wedgewood. Lisa Batchman. Rita Robl. and Nancee Dannebaum. Pictured below are Nancy Peter. Gail Dannebaum. Janell Meyer. Mary Thill, and Sheryl Hamm 14 BA Volleyball A. Teresa Bowman B Volleyball anyone? C. Michelle Miller spikes one as Teresa Bowman and Debbie Moos watch. D. Shelly Scheufler E. (front row, I to r) Ruth Worman, Jean Feist, Michele Doll, Theresa Peintner, Debbie Knop, (Second row) Zane Kramp, Julie Parish, Kim Satern, Lorri DeWerff, Dinah Dahlke, Dawn Hibbert, JoEllen Klepper, and Deb- bie DeWerff. (back row) Elaine Wendel, mgr., Teresa Bowman, Brenda Schartz, Sue Menges, Shelly Scheufler, Debbie Moos, Janice Clair, Michelle Miller, Donna Kramp, Coach Karen Snay. ET Back row: Terry Barrow, Brett Wells, Randall Amerine, Kyle Clawson, Quentin Robl, and Byron Hauser. Front Row: Merle Petz, Doug Stremel, Richard Kincaid, Scott Fisher, Tony Klepper, and Brad Urban. 6 Front Row left to right Tom Vogt, Doug Stremel, Richard Kincaid, Brad Urban, Andy Sauber, Kyle Zoellner Row 2 Kyle Clawson, Dan Stremel, Mike Joiner, Doug Amerine, Alan Pohlman, Randall Amerine Varsity Record EHS OPP. 55 St. John 63 53 Stafford 49 69 LaCrosse 40 71 Ellsworth 67 72 Kinsley 52 40 Sterling 42 73 Macksville 54 62 Claflin 63 49 Moundridge 47 56 Lindsborg 63 55 Lyons 56 63 Claflin 68 61 St. John 43 56 Stafford 54 49 LaCrosse 64 56 Kinsley 50 81 Macksville 65 49 Sterling 45 48 Claflin 57 Sub State Tourney 73 Ellsworth 75 Freshman Record EHS 24 Claflin 49 51 Roosevelt 47 55 Lacrosse 52 55 Larnard 68 39 St. John 61 41 Lyons 68 71 Sterling 49 55 Ellsworth 41 58 Lacrosse 56 46 Kinsley 59 56 St. John 60 19 Cheerleaders Keep 9chool Spirit High The Eagle cheering section was headed this year by six very competent girls. The Var- sity team (A) was composed of Cheryil Lee, Shelly Scheufler, Pam Caffee, Amy Isern, Angie Miller, and Lisa Batchman. The J-V's (B) were an all sophomore team, and helped the JV boys to an undefeated season. The team was com- posed of Jean Fiest, JoEllen Klepper, Debbie Knop, and Theresa Peintner. AA AB 20 Varsity EHS OPP 44 Lyons 54 60 St. John 32 68 Stafford 37 79 LaCrosse 27 33 Ellsworth 42 40 Kinsley 38 52 Sterling 40 43 Macksville 28 49 Claflin 54 57 LaCrosse 27 30 Claflin 31 43 Sacred Heart 32 47 St. John 38 70 Stafford 21 62 LaCrosse 41 36 Kinsley 39 36 Macksville 46 41 Sterling 43 51 Claflin 61 SUB-STATE 51 Sacred Heart 38 21 Freshmen Record EHS OPP 19 Roosevelt 24 25 St. John 35 23 Lyons 34 26 Roosevelt 27 18 Sterling 23 26 Lyons 36 20 Harrison 52 19 Harrison 33 23 Boys Tennis The EHS Netters, coached by Ray Fertig, completed their season with two boys playing outstanding tennis. Richard Kincaid won the 2 singles at the Sterling meet and placed second at Lindsborg. Lyle Stickney won the 1 singles at Ellinwood, placed second at Sterling, and third at Lindsborg and at the Regional. 24 Golf The EHS golfers finished their season with Gary Schartz and Brett Wells participating in the state meet. During the season, Schartz won 2nd medalist at the Russell meet and 1st medalist at the regionals. The two man team of Schartz and Wells placed 1st at Kingman, 2nd at Ellsworth, and 2nd at the Regionals. The four man team, made up of Gary Schartz, Brett Wells, Rich- ard Kincaid and Brad Urban, won 2nd at the Russell meet and 3rd at Ellinwood. Boys Track The boys 1979 track team consisted of nineteen members. There were five seniors, five juniors, six sophomores, and three freshmen. There were eight returning lettermen, Doug Stre- mel, Terry Barrow, Dennis McQuade, Randall Ame- rine, Kevin McCarty, Merle Scheuerman, Jason Ruckman, and Steven Mason. Head coach for the Eagles was Richard Harring- ton, assisted by Roger Stremel. The manager was Dan Stremel. 1979 SCHEDULE ELLINWOOD INV. FOURTH ST. JOHN INV. THIRD MEDICINE LODGE INV. SACRED HEART INV. THIRD CLAFLIN INV. SECOND G-W CLASSIC CPL (at Sterling) SECOND REGIONAL STATE Three Eagles have turned in outstanding perform- ances this year. Steve Maison placed first in the pole vault at Ellinwood and Claflin, second at Sacred Heart, and third at St. John, the G-W Classic and the CPL. Doug Stremel won the long jump at Sacred Heart, placed second at St. John, Ellinwood, and third in the 220 at the CPL. Terry Barrow placed second in the 120 yd. hur- dles at Claflin, Sacred Heart and St. John and third at Ellinwood. He won first at the CPL, setting a new CPL record. Terry also won the hurdles at the Regional and at the State Meets, setting a new school record of 14.65 seconds. 27 28 Girls Track The girls track squad, coached by Karen Snay, consisted of one fresh- man, Lorri DeWerff; four sopho- mores, Julie Parish, JoEllen Klep- per, Michele Doll, and Michelle Komarek; one junior, Sue Menges, and one senior Joyce Grant. SCHEDULE Apr May 3 Russell 10 Ellsworth 17 Hoisington 19 Medicine Lodge 24 Ellinwood 26 Claflin 4 CPL 12 Regional 18 State 29 wv m . x . X V, V' Vs X, v ,Vv S ■ i Q A. •£ •tf v v ?x o % o sempek UBI J SUB UBI 9tl Rockettes The Rockettes, under the sponsorship of Karen Snay. were responsible for raising school spirit prior to each game. They made signs and posters to be hung around the school, reminding each and every Eagle fan of the upcoming games. The Rockettes also composed the pep club at each game, and led by the cheerleaders, supported the Eagles in every way possible. 31 ■ tl Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is sponsored by Mr. Larry Vogt and Mr. Robert Shandy. The officers are Kyle Zoellner, — Pres, Kirk Bressler, — Sec., Terry Schrepal, — Vice Pres. They meet weekly in various homes. Discussions are related to helping teenages cope with today’s problems. 33 34 American Field Service The Ellinwood AFS is sponsored by Robert Ashlock. This year the foreign exchange student is Miss Viveca Bengtsson, from Helsingborg, Sweden. Viveca is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Grant. The AFS also sponsored various school activities throughout the year, including Potpourri and D. J. dances. 36  i ♦  Jt '’ WwMn . , A tHU A A A S , . j ;■ . ?V • ■ i ,rAnn M t  AFS POTPOURRI NIGHT Tuesday, Feb. 27 Thursday, Mar. 1 High School Auditorium tArrm Af AtfA uA t-A  •  « « i iy mu tt rm m % M U. 31 a Jfi fy j? A 7:30 P.M. $1.50 Per Person ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Stuco The EHS Student Council is under the leadership of Mr. Francis Flax, Sponsor, Terry Barrow, President, Michelle Miller, Secretary and Doug Stremel, Vice President. The members are as follows: SENIORS: Josh Jensen. Terry Barrow. Mic- helle Miller, and Kyle Zoellner JUNIORS: Gail Dannebohm, Graig Griffith, Jeri Dreiling. and Doug Stremel SOPHOMORES: Jan Hatcher and Jean Feist. FRESHMAN: Luke Feist and Kevin Hickle. 38 Latin and German Clubs This year’s Latin Club attended the 30th annual Kansas JCL Convention at Salina South High School, March 24. The group consisted of Janice Clair, Dana Burroughs, Jenny Siefers, Joyce Grant and Miss Moreland. They elected new state officers. Joyce Grant was the outgoing State Secretary. 39 The Art Department is under the supervision of Edgar Sturtz. He offers two classes, Art I II in which students can develop their talents in painting, ceramics, drawing, silkscreen printing and various other arts and crafts. 41 Vocal The vocal department of EHS was highlighted this year by a tour of the Madrigal Pop Choir to various schools around central Kansas, including Tipton, St. Johns of Beloit, Cunningham, Dorrance, and Greensburg. The director, Mr. Dave Evans, was pleased with the performances, as well as the reception they received at the various schools. 45 Hello, Dolly On November 20 and 21 Hello Dolly was presented in the Ellin- wood High School Auditorium. It was directed by Wilbur Hogg, David Evans and Leon Sobba. Together with the cast they had two success- ful showings. 6 Dramatics The dramatics department ended the 1979 school year with two presentations by the junior and senior classes. The junior class presented a comedy mystery, The Butler Did It, by Tim Kelly. This was a three act play with a cast of eleven. The seniors also presented a comedy mystery in three acts, Done to Death, by Fred Carmichael. The plays were directed by Wilbur Hogg and Leon Sobba. 47 Foreign Language Three foreign languages are offered at E.H.S. Mr. Wil- bur Hogg teaches Spanish I and II, and Miss Vickie More- land teaches German I and II, and Latin. 49 Business Education The business department offers a wide variety of courses. Mr. Larry Vogt teaches classes in General Business. Economics, and Accounting. Mr. Francis Flax offers courses in typing, shorthand, and office machines. Miss Snay also teaches one class of beginning Typing. 50 Debate The 1978-79 Debate team was coached by Mr. Wilbur Hogg. They attended 5 meets and did considerably well. The team was made up of six girls: Pam Caffee, Tracy Hatcher, Jeri Dreiling, Nancy Peter, Mary Tyler, and Janelle Sanko. All but two will be returning next year. 52 Speech The speech department is under the leadership of Mr. Wilbur Hogg. Three basic speech classes are offered, as well as advanced speech and debate. Students participate in various forensic festivals, including regional and state. This year, Ellinwood hosted the Central Prairie League Speech and Drama Festival. S3 English The English department consists of three instructors. Mike Westerman teaches freshman and basic English. C. J. Neelly in charge of English II, and Nancy Con- verse works with the upper classmen in English III, IV, and advanced placement. s 55 Math The mathematics department offers courses in three basic areas. Leon Sobba teaches Alge- bra I and general mathematics and Roger Stremel is in charge of Algebra II and geometry. 56 Social Science The social science department consists of American History, Constitution, Government, and geography. Larry Drees teaches Government, Vicki Moreland teaches world history, and Richard Harrington teaches Constitution and American History. 58 Home Economics The Home-Ec department is under the direction of Bette Tranbarger and Linda Sobba. Bette Tranbarger teaches crafts, food and clothing, and bachelor living. Linda Sobba teaches family living and home economics. 61 Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department features a broad range of courses. Howard Wallace is in charge of the vocational agriculture area, offering small engine repair, farm construction, and farm manage- ment. Fred Gunn, woodworking instructor, gives a broad background in tool usage and furniture build- ing. Lyle Sanborn teaches mechanical drawing and general metals. 62 63 Science The Science Department offers a wide variety of courses. Mr. Robins is in charge of biology. Mr. King teaches chemistry and laboratory science, and Mr. Sobba heads the physics department. 65 Journalism The journalism department is responsible for the two major publications of EHS. The year- book class has spent many hours organizing pages, as well as taking, sorting, and cropping pictures. The newspaper class pub- lished the Eagle bi-monthly, in cooperation with Ray Bachura of ScreenCo. Photography Edgar Sturtz has completed his year in teaching photography. He tries to teach the techniques in tak- ing good pictures and developing the pictures. This year's classes, composed of 18 seniors, have used these techniques in taking pictures for the school paper and yearbook. They have entered their work in Art shows at Wichita. Several students have sold pictures to local newspa- pers. A. Consti. . . what? B. Hamster developing film in the dark room. C. Somebody stole my scissors. D. Kyle makes a clean sweep. E. Mary Thill and Teresa Bowman listen to Mrs. Converse's lecture. F. Rhonda Barber and Becky Robins crop a pic- ture for the annual. Terry Basford Rhonda Barber Terry Barrow Picture Not Available Presenting: The Senior Class of 1979 Paul Biays Joe Cannon Dana Burroughs Teresa Bowman Randy DeWerff Janice Clair Jim Corbett Viveca Bengtsson Kathy Binzer Gordon Eggers 70 Picture Not Available Pat Eldridge Ross Fabin Doug Fry Richard Gannaway Byron Hauser Dan Huslig Sheryl Hamm Tracy Hatcher Josh Jensen Andy Fullbright Joyce Grant Kevin Joiner Donna Kramp Tony Klepper Carla Manning Shelly McCoskey Tina Mateyec Dennis McQuade Tammy Mayhew Steve Maison Janell Meyer 72 Elaine Sauber Brenda Schartz Craig Robl Nathan Miller Merle Petz Quentin Robl Clinton Mong Stan Rickert Debbie Moos Becky Robins Shelly Scheufler Monte Schlaht Merle Scheuerman Gary Schartz Terry Schrepal Judson Shoup Jenny Siefors 4 Tom Schultz Lyle Stickney Kathy Suppos Mary Thill Elaine Wendel Rene Whetstone Rick Thomas Kyle Zoellner Crystal Hoar 74 SENIORS — President — Terry Barrow. Vice Presi- JUNIORS ----------- President — Doug 8tremel, Vice President dent — Tracy Hatcher, Secretary — Jenny Siefers. — Richard Kincaid. Secretary — Taylor 8tone. Class Officers SOPHOMORES -- President — Alan Pohlman, Vice FRESHMEN ------------------------ President — Keven Zimmerman. Vice President — Jason Ruckman, Secretary — JoEllen Klepper. President — Phil Feist, Secretary — Julie Oglesbee. 75 JUNIORS NEXT YEAR Penny Barragan Lisa Batchman Bernie Birzer David Birzer Debbie Boger Julie Burnside Pam Caffee Penny Callison Kyle Clawson Dan Detmer Gail Dannebohm Debbie DeWerff Jeri Dreiling Scott Fisher Margaret Gannaway Rona Glenn Craig Griffith Amy Isern Patty Kasselman Harold Kilgore Richard Kincaid Diane Klepper Stephanie Knop Chris Komarek Darla Krom Denise Krom Shari LeRoy Susan LoBurgio Picture Not Available 76 Curtis Malone Kevin McCarty Mark McCoskey Kelley McGuire Sue Menges Angela Miller Don Miller Mike Moore Julie Parks Marvin Petz Melba Petz Richard Petz Susan Schachle Tim Scheuerman Janice Schwartz Taylor Stone Dan Stremel Doug Stremel Greg Thorson Jeff Troyer Mary Tyler Brad Urban Cherie Vernon Brett Wells Robert Whetstone JoAnn Wilkerson Kirk Zoellner Cindy Lumpkins Ronald Ahrens Randall Amerine 77 QOPHOMORES Reached Halfway Mark Doug Amerine Elisabeth Biays Melanie Bieberle Scott Bryant Dorthy Campbell Barbara Clemons Tracy Collins Bryon Deen Charles Dittrick Michele Doll Jean Feist Sherry Fullbright Barbara Ganaway Robert Grant Abel Hamby Rod Harrington Jan Hatcher Arlene Hewitt Darlene Hewitt Karen Honomichl Mike Hood John Ingalls Duane Jahay Mike Joiner David Ketch 78 Zane Kramp Marty Lowe Jackie Ludes Paul Luebbers Sonya Lumpkins Mark McQuade Greg Manning Francis Methvin Julie Parish Theresa Peintner Craig Peter Alan Pohlman Colette Reynolds Russell lingering Phillip Robl Jason Ruckman Andy Sauber John Siefers Kelly Starnes Karla Straub Danny Thomas Tom Vogt Mark Waters Mary Wedgewood Ruth Worman Debra Ketch JoEllen Klepper Debbie Knop Michelle Komarek Kris Kowalsky 79 FRESHMEN 1 Down — 3 to Go Curtis Arbuckle Lisa Aumiller Robert Boden Michelle Branson Sonya Breazzeal Kirk Bressler Robin Buckbee Kraig Clawson Kevin Corbett Dinah Dahlke Nancee Dannebohm LeAnne Detmer Lorri DeWerff Wally Eldridge Luke Feist Phillip Feist Jolene Gatton Ruth Glenn Susan Grant Sheila Hamby Kevin Hickel 80 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Dawn Hibbert Dale Hogg Shelli Holcomb Rickie Hopkins Molly Isern John Kelly Gina Kilgore Chris Kincaid Suzanne Komarek David Muller Cheryl Oberle Jerry Oberle Machelle O’Neal Julie Oglesbee Ronald Parks Micci Powell Christine Rickert Rita Robl Janelle Sanko Kim Sateren Mark Schrepel Curtis Schwartz Jess Starkey Tami Stremel Stephanie Sturtz Linda Tyler Scott Vernon Jake Ward Bruce Worman Kevin Zimmerman 81 MR WESTERNAN MR SANBORN DRAfj MRS CONVERSE ENGL I MR SHANDY PHW i MISS SNAY PHYS ! UPSTAIRS ! HR STREMEL TH KISS MOR£LAnd l ® •i s ED ,2 •US ED M SPEECH DRAMA 16 ENGLISH 17 tT LIBRARY WING LIBRARY 40 Business Manager, Nurse, and Librarians (a) Fred Meyers, business manager. (b) Reggie Buxton, Head Librarian (c) Ruth Corbett school nurse (d) Eileen Voth Librarian r ADMINISTRATION Superintendent A. William F. Wilson Principal B. Don Caffee Board of Education C. (left to right) Roger Kramp, Don Haddon, Bill Buckbee, Leroy Zahn, Chet Kimble, Marian DeWerff, and Marlin Isern AA ft AB 86 9ecretaries, Custodians, and Cooks (a) Edna Jenisch, high school secretary (b) Mildred Burroughs, high school secretary. (c) The cooks are. from left to right, Doris Schmidt. Dorothy Griffin. Mildrid Biby. (d) The custodians are Ambrose Sauber. (e) Fred Schmidt, and (f) Herb Marmie. 87 The Prom MacArthur Park Graduation— 1979 Graduation is a chance to touch the horizon, But, first there must be love, sadness, fear, joy, giving taking . . . and mostly living. 92 Terry Barrow — Valedictorian Mary Thill — Salutatorian 93 Remember When 95 Contributors • Dr. Dan Davis • Alpine Ovens • Eliinwood Leader • Dr. Harry Liggett • Leo Hines Plumbing • Style Cut • S. L. Robinson • Screen Co. • D. R. Lauch Oil Co. • Martin Isern • Gannaway Hardware • Mini Mart 2 • Trott's Drug Store • Home Lumber and Supply Co. • Pop N-Shop • Rockys Iga • Don Jensen Insurance • Gaylors Dry Goods • State Farm Insurance • Linke-Christian • Tip Top Cleaners • Imperial Beauty Salon • Peoples State Bank • Farmers Mutual Insurance • Richardson Real Estate • Isern Petroleum Co. • Kimples Furniture • Dr. Harold Stone • Dr. Law • Bill's Champlin Service • Big Lou's Texaco • Worman Oil Co. • Modern Service • Ellinwo.od Body Shop • Dick's Engine Service • LebbiflOil Company Hi-La Sam Til i D.V.M. • C.O. Mammels • Waxy's Cate • Sam’s Repair • Great Bend Coop • Dairy Queen • Classic Lanes • 56 Drive In • 1883 • Walt's Place ELDON HAMM INS. Dr. Elton Slough John H. White Chartered Mr. Mrs. Frank Wendel Art's Auto Repair