Girard Rural High School - Trojan Yearbook (Girard, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

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Mr. Garnett Eloomcawp Principal B.S.--K.S.T.C., Pittsburg M.S.--K.S.T.C., Pittsburg Typing I and TI Bookkeeping Mrs. Mary Lee Mein E.S.--F.S.T.C., Pittsburg r- W BLA.--University of Iowa General Mathematics American History Constitution Citizenship Mrs. Carlene Neihart E.S.--K.S.T.C., Pittsburg English I and Il ' Vusic Mrs. Ruth Eloomcewp -K.S.T.C., Pittsturg Envllsh lll General Science Clothing I Home Living Girls' Athletics ' Mr. Joe Orne las, Jr. P ,H V B.S.--Y.S.T.C., Pittsburg '7W ' Bioloqy , Health Woodworking Boys' Athletics Compliments of Hepler Locker 8 Market, Hepler, Kansas -gi, ,Li zf .,,, Q f., 11 F' S' , R u v K' Q 5, ff .' 'jx ' 'A' . 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PN an-wmv 73.1 '--....nw,mav::-nw! mums-fmmwmnlull George Lucke QPres1dentJ A busy man but never had time to grow. Eagles Club 1 Class Officer 1-2-5-4 Athletics 1-2-5-4 Paper Staff 5-4 Class Play 5-4 Annual Staff-Business Manager Joyce Ward KVice-President? She put the pep in pepper. Athletics 5-4 Class Play 1 CGarber, OklaJ Class Officer 5-4 Class Play 5-4 Glee Club 1-2-5-4 Cheerleader 5-4 Pep Club 1-2-5-4 Pep Club Officer 5-4 Paper Staff 4 F. H. A. 1-2 Ccarber, Oklaj Annual Staff-Co-Editor Ruth Hardin CSecretaryl Her behavior is all sense - all sweetness too. Athletics 1-5 Cheerleader 2-5-4 First Team 5 Paper Staff 1-2-5-4 Glee Club 1-5-4 Student Council l Pep Club 1-2-5-4 Class Officer 2-5-4 Pep Club Officer 4 Annual Staff-Art Editor Margaret Hunlng CTreasurerD She wants what she wants when she Wants it. Athletics 1-2-5-4 Sub Cheerleader 4 First Team 5-4 Claes Officer 2-5-4 Glee Club 1-5-4 Paper Staff 5-4 Pep Club 1-2-5-4 Class Play 5-4 Pep Club Officer 5-4 Annual Staff-Co-Editor M11 'J' K, W:?:BPi5YEl ' Z.'fQQR 'li4. . ' Betty Winterbower She is quiet and shyg we're sure she'll get by. Athletics 5-4 Pep Club 4 Glee Club 4 Class Play 3-4 George Highfill Keep still ll! I think I'm going to say something. Paper Staff 1-2-3 Eagles Club 1 Athletics l-2-5-4 Class Officer l First Team 2-5-4 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 5 Annual Staff-Subcription Mgr. Jerry Howell Charm lies in being quiet. Athletics l-2-3-4 Class Play 5-4 First Team 2-3-4 Eaglee.Club l Glee Club 4 Richard Meyer He burns the midnight oil, but its gasoline. Athletics l-2-3 Class Play 3-4 Eagles Club l Annual Staff-Snapshot Editor 'HW ?I:SWm2 H5-'IWi-!u?vLtZ.'.iSJL-5M'!'.nEE'MTP'lW!hllBif? ' ' ' 1 ' Silva McDaniel Then she would talk--oh, how she would talk. Athletics l-2-1-4 Pa s per St ff l-2-5 Pep Club l-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 gen Club officer :5-4 C-lee Club 1-5-4 heerleader 4 First Team 1-2-3-4 C. W. Harris Short, neat, can't be beat. Athletics l-2-5-4 Class Play 5-4 Glee Club 5 Eagles Club 1 Edward Thorsen To flunk is human to bass is divine. Athletics l-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 First Team 3-4 Glee Club l-5-4 Eagles Club l Garrold Grays Always the same, quiet and kind. Class Play Z-4 Athletics l Glee Club 1-3-4 Paper Staff 5-4 'FFBY '15 RLQ'E'wls.':-f'1w'2?1'2A- HZfL!:id 5'rif,s'E??7 C-1 LTt!!tlf?ii'l'.712'HiXNM?bviA, 'ICQ A F W'1-- 'mT..'3! 01'e , We 'l'VL.f'Q'Y-HWWIWFYRQIRUQSIK John Hays Who is always questioning but never answering. Athletics l-2-5-4 Class Play 5-4 Eagles Club l Glee Club 4 Billy Wardrip Republicans are worthless to him. Athletics l-2-5-4 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Eagles Club l Bob Pitman When Joy and Duty clash, let Duty go to smash . 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'WEQLLU 26 4WAHL3iliilWiAWHNYlUkiiWndlilh ' xt n Senior H1635 ly r-1, ' I I 'faery 55SIVf.I3 SQQSSSSSQ ki X '32 f f .x X, x. X, XQ R ' sf- gpawgeiia , N S I disszzr' In September of 1947 twenty-three of us started to dear old Hepler High as 'Green Freshmen.U We had heard quite a bit about the rough life freshmen led, but it really wasn't as bad as people had told us, Of course, the soph- omores weren't exactly nice when they initiated us, but we lived through lt. Soon after school started we elected George Lucke as our president, George Highfill as vice-president, Richard Boatright as secretary-treasurer, and chose Mrs. Mein for our sponsor. Later in the year we gave the mean old sophomores a return party. We were much nicer to them than they were to us, so everyone must have had a mar- velous time. In the spring we had a skating party. Everyone was learning to skate and having a good time in spite of the falls, In 1948 twenty of us come back through the doors of Hepler High as nS1lly Sophomores.U The teachers had to re-initiate us into studying, but this year we got to initiate those freshmen and did we have fun! Oh, boy! This year our class officers were: George Lucke, presldentg Margaret Hunlng, vice-presidentg and Ruth Hardin, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Bloomcamp was our sponsor. Later in the year the freshmen gave us a very good time at their return party. We presented an assembly program on November ll. It was in the form of a radio program. In the spring we had another roller skating party. This one was a little more fun than the last, perhaps because we could skate a little better. There were still twenty of us as we began our year as Juniors, but some of them were new faces. This year George Lucke was again elected president, Joyce ward was vice- president, Ruth Hardin was secretary, and Margaret Huning was treasurer. Mrs, Bloomoamp was our sponsor and were we glad to have her! She really helped us in our many activities. One of our first activities of the year was presenting our Junior play, We picked UCom1n' 'Round the Mounta1n,n a story of funny business in the hills, The whole class participated in the play. During the year we had two parties. One was a skating party and the other was a weiner roast. Both were a lot of fun. On May 5, we took the seniors to Holland with us by way of the junior- senior banquet, The seniors were surprised with a program presented by MrS. Haderleinss dancing School, After the program everyone enjoyed folk dancing. Now we are a group of fifteen proud seniors. About the middle of September we received our class rings and were we proud! Now we were seniors in every sense of the word, including the gleam on our fingers, Our class officers this year are the same as last year. Mrs. Mein is our class sponsor, and we wish to say NThanks for everythlngg you've been a lot of hel .H og October 17, we went to Kansas City to the American Royal. It was a lot of fun and a brand new experience for us all, In October we started on our yearbook and has it been work! But we believe it will be the best yet when we get it done. A11 is not yet said and done, however. Before we walk across the stage to receive our diploma,on the night of commencement, we will have participated in class parties, the Senior play, Junior-Senior Banquet, Sneak Day, and Baccalaureate, and each one of these will have added its special share to our joys and memories. M'Fnm?Sl'f.LZfE5..1Y!.'I I ?i1'n+?!Ih!'5 .i'l.?1HJElf ,F Q1-e.f vI-1 ':Z'blfl, T'.1'?ifV.Ti'.S.'l.f C.a.5173 '5' 'i!k?ilH!Lhi'3'l0lQfHE5l4k ' Prophecy u- As time went on and the winds blew north, south, east, and west, members of the 1951 class were found in many different activities and situations. At any time from 5 to 25 years from now one speaking in that time might say: Garrold Grays has now taken over the 0lBryan ranch near Hiattville. H th Hardin is now running a day nursery in Kansas City. C. W. Harris has met a nice little girl in Pratt, Kansas, The last we heard he was a successful wheat farmer. John Hays is still on the loose. He is a little mixed up on his math--he can't make up his mind whether he likes the figures around Hepler, Hiattville, or Walnut best. George Highflll is now Girls' Athletics Coach at Uniontown. Jerry Howell is now running a sporting goods store in Girard. Hepler High is one of his best customers. Margaret Hunlng is now a holder of a couple of college degrees and is still trying to decide between marriage and a career. George Lucke: Of course you have heard of the new HGeorge Lucke Hybrid Cornn. George developed it on his farm near Hepler. Silva McDaniel has now married her old heart throb, Mike Mod1ca,and is now living in Arizona. Richard Meyer is now a successful wheat farmer near Wichita. The rest of his future is rather hazy iso is Richardl. Bob Pitman is a big business man now managing one of the Pitman chain stores which is located in Hepler, Kansas. Edward Thorsen is now a missionary in Africa and is trying to convert the natives lHe still has a surprised look on his face!! Joyce Ward is a very sedate and refined society leader in Hepler. There never was and never will be anything silly about Joyce. Billy Wardrip is now on his way to California--and he 1sn't looking for gold. Betty Winterbower is now a prominent seamstress and designer in Paris. 5l5.2KGf13'-S8h?'JTaL7fC i'.Jk'ZlIZ49!-iiHM .Bic U4 'fi.'6-.151-wiv!!!-lil'-5-VM? zffiiwilf-'55 5.2: Ewllkb 'D ' 5:5655 E! li:v'BW'i-ENB-'hll'Y?lME'h'NiHQRNB A 1 I 1 I 'N Glass will We, the Senior Class of 1951, composed of fifteen individual parts, each with a body and mind--whether sound or unsound--do will and bequeath the following traits to the parties of the second part in the hope that they do not fall Napartn before they become Seniors. To wit: lNot to wool Garrold Crays wills his quiet manners to Tuffy Allison. Ruth Hardin wills her cheerleading ability to Estella Gler. QL EL Harris wills his height to George Kruse. John Hays wills his ability to drive a car to Bud Coons. George Highflll wills his ability to blush to David Bird. Jerry Howell wills his ability to play basketball to the Freshmen boys. George Lucke wills his penmanshlp to Evelyn Thorsen. Silva McDaniel wills her athletic ability to Norma Lee Lowe. Richard Meyer wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Audrey Bacon. Bob Pitman wills his laugh to Cathryn Weber. EQ Thorsen wills his blond hair to Mary Lou Peterson, Joyce Ward wills her mlschievousness to Arlene Geiger. Billy Wardrlp wills his ability to get a girl to Joe Powell. Betty Winterbower wills her politeness to Jack Moseley. NAME Grays Ruth C. W. John George H. 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L. 5 ' ,+','L.Eide': S -f U C Y i J lffk-3-1223: 5 ,A 4: I , Y g s n xi 4 J .ai First Row: Mrs. Elooreamn fSnonsorD, T 1 V Q LeRoy Lucl-fe f K ,' ' I Second How: Clarence Allison, Catheryn f g Weker. Harold Headriev, Helen Wardrip, I I Eolr Westnoff ' 'M Third How: Kenneth Alley, Alma Brewer, L Estelle Gier, Mary Lou Peterson OFFICERS Presidentu...........LeRoy Lucke Vice-President... ...Clarence Allison Secretary...... ...Catheryrl Weber Treasurern... ...Harold Headrick COl0I'S - Yellow and Wl'1itS Flower - Carnation Motto - Our aim: success--Our hope: to win. Compliments of Conoco Service Station, Hepler, KHUSSS lt5'ihif1r AJi'Ki1if24Y- QT: XM li-iw'-,JVZx.2n?'Z1'1 'QETLTEHRXWBQZ Cflcrss . F. niol' f a j , Z. History A As Freshmen we began the school year with twelve.1n our class, but three of these students dropped out before the end of the year. Soon after school started we elected Marilyn Freese as president, Ida Mae Shankel as vice-president, and LeRoy Lucke as secretary-treasurer. Our sponsor for our first year in high school was Mrs. Mein, and we were very proud to have her for our sponsor. The first social event of our high school career was Freshman initiation, A good time was enjoyed by all. We then gave a return party for the Sophomores. As Soohomores we started out with nine students, but lost Marilyn Freese at the end of the first semester when she moved with her parents to Stark. The officers who were elected in our Sophomore year are as follows: LeRoy Lucke, presldentg Bob Westhoff, vice-president: and Marilyn Freese as secretary-treasurer. When Marilyn moved to Stark, Helen Wardrlp was elected as the new secretary-treasurer. We initiated the Freshmen on September 2l. The Freshman Glass then gave a return oarty. Both vartles were enjoyed by all. A party was nlanned by the Sophomore Class for April 20. It was an invi- tation skating party, and everybody enjoyed the usual good time. We started our Junior year in September with eleven students. The class elected the following as class officers. LeRoy Lucke, presidentg Clarence Allison, vice-presidentg Catheryn Weber, secretaryg and Harold Headrick, treasurer. The Junior Class is very happy to have Mrs. Bloomcamp as their sponsor, On November 9 the Junior Class presented the play, UThe Case of the Missing Heirs . All members of the Class participated in the Inlay. A wonderful time was had by all. Advertisements received from Hepler and neighboring towns helped in making the play a success. The biggest event of the year will be the Junior-Senior Banquet which will be held sometime ln the Spring. L 'wT'!G'I'7w51K'-'Hifk'!'! hf5TK!lIi-'L'A fl1iHB U.AldRMi5m !'k.?til.. 'KE1P.nil12Ml .g7,9L0ln0l'e6 D Y . A A? A 3 AW fr WM President ..... ... .... George Pitzer defy? Vice-President... ....Audrey Bacon ky SeCT9t2Py-- ----- ....Sara Medica I 3 N Treasurer ..... ....Donna Alley , 1 :R K ig Q n? ' ,I L., '11 V ' at A . Q W. 'Mft ' W ei? -,ga 1 , X ,f ----f N . W X Xl N X '32, 'iqWD5L 1' A U- 1 77 3? 5 i ?Zf A' L .,,. ' A- .b 1 4.1, W V ..e- in ,.- lg A 45? , XNXMQQ Nfllrwis lifemg, lj? I 4 Us 4 21.1 First Row: Second How: xg' y Third Row: Yi A ., 4 Fourth Row JM ' 1, of i Mr. Ornelas CSponsorJ, George Pitzer Audrey Pacon, Sara Medica, Donna All Jack Mosley. Lee Wiggins, Vivian Hamm, Bud Coons, Evelyn Thorsen. Joe Powell. .jvlidfory ey, Eugenia Hamm, Quentin Johnson, As Freshmen we were really untanable. There were sixteen of us. Bud Coons was elected president, and we threw in Jack Mosley as vice-president, Audrey Bacon was made secretary with George Pitzer treasurer. We were initiated on September 21. with the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Mein, we really showed those Sophomores! As their return party, we sent them on a wild goose hunt Cthat is a scavenger huntj on the night of October 24. The year of 1950 threw into an organization--called nthe Sophomores of Hepler Highn--fifteen members. Since we had the right to knock those 'Freshmen' around, we initiated them on September 12. After the way we treated them it was surprising to us that they should give us a return party September 20. The Sophomores are represented on the paper staff by Donna Alley, George Pitzer and Audrey Bacon. We are proud to have Mr. Ornelas as our sponsor. 15:1-V13 L , ' , 55 V X yijluvi-.fi ' W' ' l. ' , fn, a wi'-,LN'QYa5IfI'.'f5.!f?!liMGW' '1 -:En .s wg ' -' . ' ' ' N ' gfeif lnen 4 .la -f-1 H.. .,, - W.. President....... ....Dav1d Bird Vice-President... ....Norman Hays ,,f Secretary..... ....Jolene Attkisson hawwff Treasurer . . . . . . . Norma Lee Lowe .a JK 4. ,C ik 2, gr ' A '- 'so -fl? M 4'!Tg!wqivi ,.a.,A-qlxxrafi . Q :QQ-x nz . 1. M , X -sr sf S fm ' at 1 ra I First Row: Mrs. Nelhart Csponsorl, David Bird. Second Row: Jolene Atkisson, George Kruse, Tillie Brewer, Donna Ingold, Howard Huning. Third Row: Arlene Geiger, Donald Lee McDaniel, Norman Hays, Norma Lee Lowe, Jerry Creagar. ,,Lli5fory School started on September 5 with twelve Freshmen enrolled. Of course, like all Freshmen we felt out of place and got mixed up in our classes, but he soon got used to the new schedule. On September 12 the Sophomores initiated the Freshmen. The girls had to wear overalls wrong side out and backwards, and with only one boot on. The boys wore pajamas with one boot and a great deal of lipstick. Everyone had a lot of fun and nobody was nkllled or seriously wounded'. On October 30, Jimmie Westhoff dropped out of school. We feel fortunate in having M s. Neihart as our class sponsor. We are looking forward to a lot of fun in our next three years of school , lEilL1HW i'i5w'd5':wf Qi'Y3JXf!.:E 9-FQ , 4.1 N: Www bf '. Y 'M 5? A i' , 4'ilffXd2.'11ll'5 vihUviafXJIIDll31rYk7x'1El BOY BA KETBALL Left to Right: J. Howell, G. Highfill, G. Pitzer, E. Thorsen, H. Eeadrick, J. Hays, C. Harris, Mr. Ornelas KCoachJ S E C O N D T E A M Back Rgwg G, Lucke Qmanagerj, D. Bird, N. Hays, G. Kruse, C.'Allison, L. Lucke, Mr. Ornelas CCOBCYU , Front Rowe. D. McDaniel, H. Huning, B. W6StY10ffn B- COOUS Compliments of Bowlus Supply Pittsburg, Rhnsas GIRL BA KETBALL ag, Back Row: Mrs. B1oomcampCCoachJ, Donna Alley, Margaret Huning, Estella Geir, Silva McDaniel Front Row: Joyce Ward, Sara Modica, Audrey Bacon, Mary Peterson S E C O N D T E A M hy Evel Thorsen, Norma Baek Row: M s. BloomcamplCoac , ' yn Lowe, Catheryn Weber, Tilley Brewer Front Rows Vivian Hamm, Helen Wardrip Complim ents of Buster Brown-Used Cars-Mobllgas Station-Girard, Kansas l . ' ' 1 ' ' , SIGN ' - xvJ I -'S 1- Q 1' 2 . QQ. g 5 Q H . -' Re- X- SS 'N W' 1, 5 . - 3. j 4, s 0FTBALL , ,A-:UM wr ho. -, -+ --V '4' K Q MLW ,G i, il 'Hn 5 if.w..f , -l,Q . w,,.kx, , 'K ,.- i7 ppxx. K .V 517573 'V - ' l 1 V4 1 . - u Front Row: G. Lucke, J. Howell, B. Coons, C. Harris E. Wardrip, R. Meyer, N. Hays, Mr. Ornelas fCoachJ Back Row: G. Pitzer, E. Thorsen, G. Highfill, C. Allison J. Ways, H. Feadrick, B. Pitman Back How: E. Geir, M. Huning, E. Thorsen, B. Winter-bower, S. McDaniel, N. Lowe, H. Wardrip, D. Alley, C. Weber, Mrs. Bloomcamp CCoachJ Front Row: A. Bacon, J. Ward, S. Medica, V. Hamm, T. Brewer, M. Peterson Compliments of Car1'a D-X,Hepler, KBUSBS .. Tlkvffhkkifl IM levi' H5111 IEW: -'-L-'fs.!Mn1WLZK!-xii!!!-I .EEUU PEP CLUB ,Q Back Row: Donna Ingold, Estella Geir, Evelyn Thorsen, Alma Brewer, Betty Winter bower, Eugenia Hamm, Donna Alley, Vivian Hamm, Arlene Geiger, Helen Wardrip, Catheryn Weber, Mrs. G. E. Bloorncamp Csponsorj Front Row: Jolene Attkisson, Audrey Bacon, Margaret Huning, Sara Modica, Norma Lee Lowe, Tilley Brewer President .......... Vice-President ..... Secretary .......... Treasurer ...... ... Margaret Huning Silva McDaniel Joyce Ward Ruth Hardin a ,1 Ayfaw lr , r ,,. ', f,n lf, l ' ' 4 1 - , 5 1 5 3 I of 4 y I f.,,' we W . -46439 l k 7flf5iiZli7uZi'4fx HMQDM . 4l Zkioan'i7l'T!?lh!l1Lli s.l'!fzsR44J lbllif ' ' eulrfpdlldel' i PL Standing: Audrey Bacon, Mary Lou Peterson, Garrold Grays, Howard Huning, George Pitzer, Mrs. Neihart Ksponsorj Seated: Margaret Huning, Ruth Hardin, Estelle Geir, LeRoy Lucke, George Lucke, Donna Alley, Joyce Ward, Jolene Attki nnuaf S a SSOY1 1 ht: Ruth Hardin Richard Meyer Joyce Ward MgiZargtRHEning, Mrs. Mein 2SponsorJ, George Lucke,- George Highfill Compliments of Kirkpatrick Funeral Home, Girard, Kansas I , f . X Qc - ' , aww il, I 1 '1E E'.'Hh?M'4LH4':NM2Q . I GIRLS'GLEE CLUB Back Row: Donna Ingold, Evelyn Thorsen, Alma Brewer, Betty Winterbower, Eugenia Hamm, Silva McDaniel, Margaret Huning, Norma Lee Lowe, Audrey Bacon, Catheryn Weber, Joyce Ward, Sara Medica, Jolene Attkisson Front Row: Ruth Hardin, Helen Wardrip, Mary Peterson, Arleen Geiger, Mrs. Neihart, Vivian Hamm, Donna Alley, Tilley Brewer BOYS'GLEE CLUB X . AQHA Back Row: Jerry Creager, Billy Wardrip, John Hays, George Pitzer, Harold Headrick, Garrold Grays, Edward Thorsen, Clarence Allison, Mrs. Neihart Front How: Kenneth Alley, Jerry Howell, Quentin Johnson, Howard Huning, David Bird, Jack Mosley Compliments of Dunton Hardware, Arcadia, Kansas i :S r .gzxfeffe A Sqrf Donna Ingolci, Ruth Hardin, Audrey Bacon, Joyce Ward, Sara Modica, Jolene Attkisson, Mrs. Neihart Ogri 7 Quarfeffe f'x,,XP ll,l' ' v !! 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A. and 4-R members with projects in Kansas and Missouri from our Hereford and Hampshire herds. Plan to attend some of our annual sales or write us for prices on steers or bred gilts. You're always welcome at Isxmu mn' lf mmvluf, KANSAS 11 ga 5-. Q-Sf , L 251' QQ, , La ' 735 ,V 3- 'sax 1 33532: ' 9, 1,1 . -275' 4 ' , is si 1 . iw ,.7'. , , Inga. M, 11- - w fin . :L I f, viii' ' Q. ., 35' U. ww- , HW? 1?- Z4-'ig,,', bw ' W ' 'frigjwi Q-4 .- 1 f-VN A, gi viz.- gr. 7' fl Sify fi? J 93- lf . 22945. +0 - ,KV O l715011 lrclware 8? Lu Tnbcr ard Mfhana Qow pnmcab on chucdmtmd msnchandhae ana hatched but namecf othan Massa Home owned Ea Home opanated Phone .14 ll Hepler kansas C T I C C I I lTFfv? ff f!3.19C1 ,. 411-4 1.1 .1 4 i..'n. 15 '13-QL' 'Qfi3lT5A1.WKv'?.'!'h'.'2fih'S:lkf f:Ti5iFfEG.'-Ti'- ' --nv '-L fn- ia itlfluiik bl' J ' Zi- ff'?'4?15 liC1LE 53 ? .f ' HEIPILIER H E P L E R Org STAT 1E BANK anized in 19OM K A N S A S We 8-re Jr:-'Ceful for 'Chfs offofiunft to Elfress our affrecfatfon to our Frfenls QLHJ cusiovners. A'nJ ta ihe Sen? or Class or 1951 we uhmvl cordnal and wuhe ness 277 The jean.: MEMBER - Federal Deposit Insurance Cornoratlon M 257 4 Far Success and buffa- ahead.- Each Deposit Insured Up To 810,000 GIRARD EQUIPMENT COMPANY FAHMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIUNAL TRUCKS REFRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS 3Ol?8 T G R O C E R I E S N O T DEALER FOR K E Y W O R K C L O T H E S HTHE NATION'S FINESTU HEPLER KAN PARTS AND SERVICE ZIO SOUTH OZARK INTERNATIONAL DEALER GIRARD. KANSAS PHONE 215 I O N S Shel Blch Drug Store Refkdm Sion Store Hours 7 30 to 10 OO Weekdays 8 00 to 10 00 Sundays PEKDNTI32 SAS Girard, Kansas llIlIIIIIllIiiiIIIII TBWQS Vl',llfvQl 11-PKR? 1111 if: if :R.lMEA'fSb3iY.'f? 'i'IZHw ' ilBi'Nl0t:1fbk'B..1k1n.Fi4fQ'ri's56S?ff.Sll!?d,'HlEi 1K'X 73 QM M' .90.,Jz.m.:c,f gm I I L5 fe O- ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES PHONE 543 MADE-RITT FO if.TU'LA FEEDS FOR ALL YOUR LIVESTOCK AIXD GIRARD KANSAS POULTRY NEEDS OODLAVDEK BEST IDSUR D TLOUW MINL POLIS MOLINE GC .H leoejter FARM MACHIN RY Jul, PHONE 60 WALNUT KANSAS PHONE 19 IRARD KA SAS J XF L, Q01 Ziiamz and ZM7, Azwzszmu, 264607K Wine, ,ef 17,4 HFPI FK KANSJ- 5 'EA ' ' I H jr. fn FQ JIJL ff C X -13 11-I ' LEYHIKUFTI Hiktmflf-4 'Ii' Mf'lh HYCUA H14 PJEVVBLK '5NG6JbiJSXflENF'?N'Kl'U52'TE1l!7i?i5 .I F-Rf? .iiXl'F'1-944 E.UL4x,'YYEL.Y?W h75' Www? MW Ford Tractor Sales O' FUPU7 D9 and Service :Ra R D T O V A R B P L E M XCTORS Jd5 m:'A 31,44-az A260144-ff B .Sta.nda.rd Oil C CREAF P ULTFY VG S VIDDS .JUALITY FUPLS OIT. 8: C-R ASE Phone 25 P L V R A J Q V 79454, fosfer Jovvw Ajehf' MOST OF TUE B UT PGH THA LEn1T f 57 : Phone 26 Walnut' Kang H T I V ' 3 T L 1 l'5 n ce 'ABTTMQ If--Y its .. If ,',,,TA.5' 'UTC1' Cvjf' R1 v 7.QL ?ES E-9.1. FoFf' 'i'1 1 F 0 'r R A c R s L, ' E N T S C7 fri.. ,T ,A ,ii S D o R N I M -fi if 1 iff Tm , ? ?f'3.3.S MA- IEP, -U M- LcC,Lc: m'jT l'TT' V Tl H U 2 R P H c D U c E ' H E , K 1 s A 3 f wa MPT SER ICE W A'l',1 Ef'-,TS-f.-f Lf- 3 1? Lv WI 4 -3-.Iffff .F rx, ,I xiii' . - fu i'R-l4?R.iTv'vLI'.i.il' will 'I' W'lTf v' :fl ,ul . .li u.L 'I7ll.kilI.!Lx5.4it 5 Harmon Bros. Implement Go. ALLIS CHALMERS GMC OLDSMOBILE SALES SI SERVICE IRARD KANSAS PHONE 29 Q rfcc. T E A R I O N Gerard mngqs Sales Parts 6' Service als DEPENDABLE FARM MACHINERY GIRARD KANS PHONE N0 T C Standard Bred and Ames In Cross Chicks Purina Chowe Supplies PH 351 GIRARD KANSAS xfffaidf 1 6f WELCOMES YOUR ACCOUNT LARGE OR SMALL L5VLafw0?ZM.44f CHAMBERS RHODES LUMBER CO 21? N Cherokee Phone 90 GIRARD KANSAS LADIES RE DY TO-WEAR DRY GOODS MEN AND BOYS' CLOTPING SHOES FURNITURE FLOOR COVLRINGS APPLIANCES PHONE 200 C-IRARD KANSAS wigs Wil. E21 PRUDUCE COMPANX LHYAL DALE WILEY P1-VNE 31+ OWNER c1RARn, KANSAS V E R I N A N L P H E 73 ' ' 1 OPLOTNIK IMPLEMENT co. 5566531 fffwf Wfzkff ' ,116 I . .224 I . lk1Y'L... '. ' W-'Q TH Q .Q-'l6?'fTfii'Mffw2.,H'-U:24L PVilf Kiki-la'?.lF511!.lf9.:'aI1k JE-4?G1V.'f5i7:kdn -.Su 1 - Nb'-R295-fQ!3NJI5XfKEiG'SKE. Kezths J'La.rkei: W N T I H O N E G R O P P one 07 souuh S16 Scuare f?'E2ZWk96Z4f GIRARD KANSAS Cram Gas 8a Electric Company 0 rn 2: me rr? -9 T I Aw IANC S FRIGIDHIHE smwr-:L TAPPAN Z K 17 H U , ?.A Je IN W DTUp5ING Phonell 102 East Forest Phone 777 421710 71J5 FORD akket JL 62 .fb .Ami-org N F H air U 11 4 M Fir rd 'ansa Plon 1 ,ffcdfzaf 7 941444K J E W E L watchmaker Q Jeweler PRODUCLR5 25 Yrs Sauna Fe watch Inspector COOPERATIVE AUTHORIZED EULovA DEALER ASSOCIATION WALNUT GIRARD Guy-Ar-J KAIISHS 0 I F F R ' S H D E s T N E A T Q P 106 C - R I E S . . cj o ELIC-F C A G T APPX ' ,E jeyf' 1 Gig? ' Sfecial ,1 Q 1 ' IT: 'f:H A G G -h, .iv 0 KAL Gzrercf. K.znsaS I .-ILE:--STFVICE Q - F A C Y G R O C E R I I S F -eel ri Nfkes Friemefu Q U A L I T V E A.T S J 3 4, 1 S ? 6 5 Qiyf ZK i H E IIIlIIliiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIllI Z I E G L E R 1 S R Y :LHk4L5a:2u!NEMLHE5K1 WHEN!!! McDonald Implement Company K 0 N A N FUNERAL HOME WU' Bulls gl l JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE 204 N Nahonal Ave Phgne 62 H Scoh Kansas SPENCER 8: LEE MOTOR 6, 'NSY S acer CHRYSLER af PLYMOUTH M E A SALES SERVICE O D 3 e e PHONE 184 I5 5 NATIONAL 1601 'est Wall D'.,,C' I f 'NL -' fl-1 T E00 F311 3,5 'ff ' iff EP ' i Of Circ If ' , of Li. x CO. Y if C-ROCTRIES AND TS - R rx 7 d y s a w k '1E1?9'L:kl7'3 '5f'CT4E' 1 '!9l'6S7i15iKVC6iD1 ' ' N5HilJini. ii1ixlK'viP'h317iZx.1l1ifl1iUlllHL1iSWX . C A L L D R. L. W. R I C H A R D S O N DPOUYY Stwte Veterinarian Phone 1512 Fort Scout Kansas TEXACO SEFVICE USED CAR LOT 1?? NATIONAL xZf!2a-zznnffwaaaaaf 7 fn Mme, fLQ 1 KIIIBA T PIANOS Tos 611 JOPLIN, Mo 40:2 N ww-f , PITTb Unc- uddfclff fyfffffc ffU 77'fWf FORT SCOTT, KANSAS CqrDLUTE POHE FURNISHAPS DTIN V VUSIC GIFTS CbnmHmenBeJ nYour Floristn .212 512 had sf, 1ARK W WFEKS, OWNER Flower Phone 301 9th 3 HORTON Jfjwa' jzga Mud Way Garage and lmp Co NINNEAPOLIS MOLINE TRACTOR and FARM EQUIPMENT FERGUSON TR CTORS Ft Scott I2 Scou Kve Phone 2095 Kansas HOTCHKISS APPLEGATE 612 N Broadway odays Treasures Tomorrows Helrloomsu Pittsburg Kansas THE SHAW CHEVROLET SALES 10 and SCOTT AVENUE SERVICE PHONE 806 FORT SCOTT KANSAS . 411 0 a ' 3 BAT-TD mm oscszsim INSTRUMENTS T , - PH. 157 ' PH. 638 ' J - f'-- 15 1- ' - e .r szuxss 112!N KN:':v5I 5D5i'.l21'Z!,i E'JiTE1E'YiV 4 i s:-C9Jl!1'3nL1if5A Wlf.Ym7'fvB'1KRLiiWI2lPPh!lLm A L M O N G R O C E R FANCY GROCVRIES QUALITY MEATS GASOLINE, OIL and GREASES HIATTVILLE KANSAS 1 I U? C ND FO U A rrr vIL 3 r fyqffy fcafafcfyw Z. 776 7730.72 C2 ed on be O'P I N P H n r HFPLVR w 1' Walnut, Kansas Phone Dpalpr in CREA1 pOvLTHy GF LTL FRAZlER'S PRODUCE POULTRY - EGGS - CREAM - HIDES WOOL - FEEDS - SEEDS AGRI. CHEMICALS GIRARD KANSAS - C M M E A O R T O R D E 35 iE ?2Q2aZ2af f?QZ521a1424zff Tank Truck Service Station Repair Shop PHONE 22 BRAZILTON, KANS 'Zf'O22 7g2,1,2' fo jo lac Malfoy' Dealers in A I E phonp 5 Walnut, Kansas J GFNFRAL MERCHANDISE Phone 20 HEPLER KANSAS S Y Z 5 A ,, L L s A N D S H R S 'fm 'fx 4, '- '?PcT.aL 'mf 5 RO K J --u .. 3 LPA 'WW vor' AT BEHRHfV iST OIL GQNPALNY xl I o ll 1 Z' Lo .1 1. 3? 2 ,SNC CLTMTNTS 0 - K 6 ' ' A G H N, F E D ac s E E L -SIS-'H il- ' ltTFfi4!Q1 ilZi.'l1MM 4 ' 'ill-ll, ' ' ' YLil'HTI51 Z? 5 D. R. ABBOTT OWNER Butane and Propane service Systems and apoliances Butane and Propane delivery R R 5 SOUTH 69 HIGHWAY FORT SCOTT, KANSAS PHONE 593 3848 Sz2eS BPM FLTIS RUSH LL B BVR FORT SCO11 KANSA Ell NS SMILING SERVICE PITISBURG GIRARD S A LOTTERER AND SONS Ft Scott xangag C2 HARRYMAN MOTOR R IMPLEMENT CO. Allis Chalmers Machinery Buick Cars and G M C Trucks Fom' scoTT, KANSAS PHONE 435 e 7fC72726J fbefuaqd Jlwulwalze 6' quluuluae Ga COMPLETE HOME FURNISHIERS Furniture Hardware Giftware, Caro ting and Floor Covering Teleo une 97 and 98 PITTSBURG KANSAS OFFILE PHONE 1161 HOME PwoNE 11,339 J MACKS USED CARS RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION BTH AND BDWY O M STALKUP PITTSBURG, KANSAS M E ' S R CA S Ft. Scott, Kansas 7 ' D ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIITIIITIIIIIIIIITITITTTITIIIIITITIIITUITTTIIIITTITIITTITIIIIITIIIIIIIITITIITIIIK .. ' 'll'DL'iK3Zi.T1H21li?hM?.-3-5?-Q. 5lNiklf-f3WRS1L'!a4,RaE:GhhIl'IiIi21l'dL I Bfvili BEN FRANKLIN STORE LOCALLY OWNED -H Kenneth Fraser WEST SIDE SQUARE GIRARD KANSAS DRUG .NIIPHESGRIPTION PHABMACYIIH- GIHPRD KANSAS S S: 1 xl' o Db Q6 Pla-Mor Roller Rink Pittsburg, Kansas WFor health's sake, roller skatef Dr. J. W. Moore X-Ray Walnut Kansas Sudsberry Jewelry Fort Scott Kansas Look at Leek's Store for Men Fort Scott Kansas E. J. Schulte, M. D. Glasses fitted X-Ray lll N, Summit Girard, KansL K1dder's A G Food Market West Side of Square Girard Kansas Bill1e's Beauty Shop Phone 713 Girard Kansas Detjen Cleaners 6 Hatters E. Side Square Girard Kansas Girard Oll Company Skelly Products Girard, Kansag Watkins' Dry Good's Store 9 South Main Ph. 266 Fort Scott, Kansas Hepler Telephone Company D, D, Ensley Hepler, Kansas Fraser's Flower Shop Phone 780 North Side Square Girard, Kansas Compliments of Dr. R. V. Haderlein 118 S, Ozark Girard, KansL Morr1son's Shop General Blacksmith Q Welding 21M N, Western Girard, Kans, Opperman Hardware Hardware Q Implements Girard Kansas Farmers' State Bank Walnut Kansas Baber's Garage Q Cafe Service with a smile Phone 27 Heoler, Kansas Sourdry Flower Shop Flowers for all occasions Phone 293 Girard, Kansas Farmers' Supply Hardware, groceries Q feed Hiattville Kans Compliments of Rip Eyans Men Q Boys' Clothing Girard Kansas For Insurance Needs See: Clayta Davis, Agent Hepler, Kansas Decker's Diner Girard Kansas The Seifert Agency First National Bank Building Girard Kansas Royal Crown Bottling Company R C Cola a Nehi Products Ft. Scott Kans. Sauer's Girard Appllances Girard Kansas Stah1's Wrecking Station Auto Wrecking and Used Parts East onpjj G1rard,gKansas KWHHB WFZK 7IMEmkMvW:MHiWNl Y. ' H. !Sl7IWMMM BM1MR1 ' ' 1 I y i ' 1'Q1'5fff- ff,-1. ' :JNL :M , A , W. 1 . J ,1 1 ,T I 1 ,Q ,, , VR. M. W, L, ,w,s?' ' ,W 13 , J W' v-. 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