Kelly High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kelly, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1966 volume:

1966 HI-LITES Che Hi - Lites KELLY HIGH SCHOOL KELLY , KANSAS VOLIME XVIIi - MAY 1966 — Foreword After twelve years we say, Goodby, to Kelly High School, its teachers and its students. We are e ver grateful to our teachers for pointing the way to truth, to our parents for encouraging us in our academic efforts, and to God Who has given us all these good things. To all, we say, Thank you. But let us now look forward to our birth into the world. The school years have given us a beginning of knowledge. The world outside Kelly High School will give us experience. We need both. For only in knowledge and in the application of that knowledge does a man grow in learning. We believe we are ready for the coming years. Dedication Happiness is found both in activity and in contemplation. Father Vincent Wavada, 0.S.B., a Benedictine who knows how to pray and work, has been with us for eight years as pastor of St. Bede's Parish. The students of Kelly owe Father a debt of gratitude. Dur- ing the years he has spent with us he has served the community in innumerable ways. Father Vincent has been the spiritual ad- visor for the students of Kelly Rural High and Grade Schools. It is a great pleasure for us to be able to dedicate our yearbook to our energetic and beloved pastor. D | | In | | | | ul | ( | —— = == == —I = v HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Sister Innocentia, 0.5.3. Mount St. Scholastica College A.B. Business, Library. Sister M. Charles, 0.5.8. Mount St. Scholastica College A.B. Creighton University M.A. Latin, Science. Mr. Joseph Dooley. Fort Hays Kansas State College A.B. Math, Driver's Education. Industrial Arts. Sister M. Dolorita, 0.S.B. Princival. Mount St. Scholastica College A.B. Creighton University M.A. Homemaking, Business. fusic. Mr. Donald L. O'Connor St. Benedict College A.B. Coach, Social Science. Sister M. Kevin, 0.S.B. Mount St. Scholastica College A.B. English, Speech. SCHOOL BOARD PRR eee = : Callistus Kramer, director; Virgil Altenhofen, clerk; and Robert Vondemkamp, treasurer direct school affairs during 1965- 1966 school year. 5 | I a) Featuring Favorites Mr. Virgil Altenhoten consented to pose for our photographer before leaving his bus after completing the dav's route. i = a . The camera captured our bus driver, Albert Wessel, as he awaits the ar- rival of the homeward bound students, Mrs. Raphaela Haverkamp and Mrs. Hilda Levert, our cooks, are responsible for those wonderful meals we enjoy every day. Preparing to clean the school are: Mr. Francis Stallbaumer, custodian, and Lynn Enneking, his helper. me Gloria Jean Huerter Parents: Mr. and Mrs. 5S. G. duerter Born: January 13, 1943 Ciass President 4 Spokesman Staff 2,3 HieLites Staff 4 Tulip Time 1 iy Fair Lady 3 Sure as You're Born 2 The Sound of Music 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Wayne Albert Niehues Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Aibert Niehues Born: April 16, 1948 Class Vice-President 4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time” 1 My Fair Lady 3 The Sound of Music 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketbali 44 Glee Ciub 1,2,3,4 Carol Ann Rottinghaus Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rottinghaus Born: September 14, 1948 Class Treasurer 1,2,4 Spokesman Staff 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time” 1 My Fair Lady 3 Sure as You're Born 2 The Sound of Music '+ State Speech Contest 3 Pep Ciub 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mary Jane Niehues Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John J. Niehues Born: July 10, 1948 Spokesman Staff Production Manager 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time” 1 My Fair Lady 3 The Sound of Music 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Ciub 1,2,3,4 Leonard Francis Holthaus Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Holthaus Born: May 1, 1948 Ciass Vice-President 2 Spokesman Staff 2,3,4 Hi-lites Statf 4 My Fair Lady 3 Sunday Cost Five Pesos 2 The Sound Of Music 4 Boys’ State 3 Basebail 1,2,3,4 Basketbali 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Joelia Kay Steinlage Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Steinlage Born: January 14, 1948 Spokesman Staff 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time 1 My Fair Lady 3 The Sound of Music 4 Latin Certificate 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Ciub Secretary 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Patricia J. Niehues Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Niehues Born: September 11, 1948 Spokesman Staff Art Editor 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time” 1 My Fair Lady 3 Sunday Cost Five Pesos 2 The Sound of Music” 4 State Speech Contest 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Glee Ciub 1,2,3,4 Elizabeth J. Bowhay Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bowhay Born: January 14, 1948 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time 1 My Fair Lady 3 The Sound of Music 4 Pep Ciub 1,2,3,4 Pep Ciub President 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Rose Ann Schultejans Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schuitejans Born: May 3, 1948 Spokesman Staff 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time” 1 My Fair Lady 3 Sure as You're Born 2 The Sound of Music 4 Latin Certificate 2 State Speech Contest 3 Pep Ciub 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Lucy Enneking Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Aiphonse Enneking Born: Aprii 16, 1948 Class President 2 Spokesnan Staff 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time 1 My Fair Lady 3 Sunday Cost Five Pesos 2 The Sound of Music 4 Co-op Leadership Camp 3 Latin Certificate 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Secretary 3 Giee Club 1,2,3,4 James J. Huerter Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Huerter Born: November 13, 1948 Class Secretary 3 Spokesman Staff 3 Hi-Lites Staff 4 My Fair Lady 3 The Sound of Music 4 Baseball i,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Giee Ciub 1,2,3,4 Mariana C. Kohake Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kohake Born: May 9, 1948 { Class Vice-President 3 ] Spokesman Staff 2,3,4 | Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time 1 1 My Fair Lady 3 Sunday Cost Five Pesos 2 State Speech Contest 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Ciub 1,2,3,4 Carolyn Wessel Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ‘Jessel Born: September 13, 1948 Spokesman Staff 2,3 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time” 1 ; My Fair Lady 3 ! Sunday Cost Five Pesos 2 Tre Sound of Music 4 Pep Ciub 1,2,3,4 Glee Clu 1,2,3,4 Alice J. Hunninghake Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunninghake Born: September 1, 1948 Class President 1,3 Spokesman Staff 2,3,4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Tulip Time 4 “ity Fair Lady 3 The Sound Of Music 4 Co-op Leadership Camp 2,3 tin Certificate 2 Math Award 3 Pep Ciub 1,2,3, 2p Joseph Ernest Hutfles Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutfies Born: May 3, 1948 Class Vice-President 1 | Spokesman Staff 2,3, Hi-Lites Staff 4 | My Fair Lady” 3 We The Sound of Music 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketbali 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 | Senior Activities Turning head over heels for their class are the class officers: Gloria Huerter, Wayne Niehues, and Carol Rottinghaus. es Firm believers in The way to a man's heart is ‘through his stomach, are members of home economics ‘class: Mary Jane WNiehues, Rose Ann _ Schultejans, Mariana Kohake, Joella Steinlage and Alice Hunning- hake. Nourisnment for a fighting Spartan says Betty Bowhay as she hands Jim Huerter a token for his sweat and energy. If I've told you once... Leonard Holthaus | says, trying to explain the fundamentals of -mechanical drawing to Patty Niehues and to Carolyn Wessel, while Lucy Enneking listens | intently to the instructions of Joe Hutfles, +GLEASON ‘Farm Service chevrol et | Supply SALES AND SERVICE DE 6-2242 PHONE DE 6-2612 SENECA, KANSAS Lierz MEN BOYS’ WEAE SENECA, KANSAS JUNIORS oq” Carol Haverkamp @ Ai te bets Roger Hermesch Hliin a JUNIORS 4 , Sue es I - ; S| Rose Mary Wessel oo Ve “aK = §} ) rey Joe Enneking . ; i - their junior year are president, Yt sta at Carol Haverkamp; vice - president, : Roger Hermesch; and secretary-treas- urer, Betty Ann Huerter. (0 0))) ROBERT F. UPHAUS Ser EVERY DID craisas SECURSTY LAFE R SALE DAY | gy suRANLCE COMPATLY i} ee | John Heinen Vig and ose pFa tenho KELLY HANS.15 _ ALL MAKES l NEW USED CARS Roger Hermesch demonstrates for Joe Enneking the many uses of a T-squaree COIN OPERATED CAR WASH Uemaha Valley Motors HIGHWAY 36 SENECA, KANSAS Phone DE 6-3481 VALERIAN SCHMITZ LEROY DETERS Activities We're nothing but cells, states Tom Korte as he presents a typical cell model to Marilyn Kramer, Barbara Kohake, Jane Stallbaumer, and Carol Haver- Kampe Cleaning machines, typing, and laugh- ing all seem to be a part of typing class 5 3 for John Heinen, Eugene Heinen, Betty Ann ir Ae � Huerter, and Rose Wessel. ff Cohort Yonghans YOUR ndependent nsurance AGENT “SERVES YOU FIRST SENECA BOWL, D a Arminda Bowhay Bonnie Rettele Gerald Schulte jans SOPHOMORES Shirley Glissman The sophomore class elections alaeed Gary Steinlage in the driver's seat as class president. He received ample Sm RR Marlene Holthaus help from Bonnie Rettele as vice-pres- Bonita Niehues ident and Gerald Schultejans, secretary treasurer. David Niehues ciara ae Bertin’ Ronnebaum jharles “ermesc KUCKLEMAN IMPLEMENT CO. SALES SERVICE 18 DE 62143 SENECA, KAN. Gary Steinlage ope KELLY TAN. alle oni mee | i l| FRESHMEN Om” FRESHMEN Leland Niehnues Leon Nieiues 24 Linda Hermesch 2 Diane Schmelzle Max Niehues ta 2 S'S see Donald Kramer Damian Enneking Alice Wessel Maurice Enneking Thomes 4averkamn yor i Be. Aus i Ess fe vy Si Sam Hermesen % ) Bold and determined to lead their ciass up the hili to high fortune are: presi- dent, Tom Haverkamp; vice-president, Sam _Hermesch; and secretary-treasurer, Dick | Steinlage. ‘a. Ges Jexformance Gans N.l0th Highway 36 DE a Seneca, Kensas Richard See ik : | ye | Oh, that's the place Mr. O'Connor was Fascinating, aren't they? remark Robert talking about, exclaim Diane Schmelzle Wessel, Leland Niehues, and Linda Hermesch and Don Kramer as Bob Wessel points out as Damian Enneking plays tutor in explain- a geographic place of interest. ing an intriguing math problem. iveuns Freshmen ; fg if Tom Haverkamp, Leon Niehues, Dick Stein- lage, and Sam Hermesch prepare for tape lesson in German I. aii ici i 8 5 ee Still able to smile under the great strain Pondering over a science problem, Linda of books are Maurice Enneking, Alice Wessel Hermesch receives assistance from Damian and Max Niehues. Enneking. ASSO CIATION SABETHA, KANSAS CANDID SHOTS | Peet 22] Now boys, it's not the little guys you have to watch out for but the big guys, instructs Mr. 90'Connor. Mechanical drawing class finds Leonard Holthaus awaiting his grade for his daily work. i EL) 3 f ebb. SER For some reason I keep getting that fenced-in feeling, comments Maurice Enneking, Tom Korte, Eugene Heinen, Leonard Holthaus, and Joe inneking. ij ts hah) Maurice Enneking and Gary Steinlage lend a helping nand to Jerry Schultejans in shop I. GRAHAM. GRAIN Gamble GOFF GRAIN C0. INC. GRAIN res = CUSTOM FEEDS CUSTOM | FEEDS oe Cee SEEDS GRINDING SENECA KAN.) cran MIXING PHONE TW ‘'t-2077 ONEIDA Girls’ Activities race : The Christmas cookies proved too much of a temptation for Mariana Kohake. owever, Rose Ann Schultejans and Mary Jane Niehues were right there to vrotect the goodies. a a “4 Wen P Carol Rottinghaus receives a first place ribbon for her original oration at the speech meet in Atchison. ? In preparation for the � arents' banquet, sister Dolorita, shows her home econom- ics students, Alice dTunninghake, Mary Jaye Niehaes, and Kose Ann Schultejans the proper place setting. NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | LIFE AND -SABE7HAE HOSPITALIZATION AV- 43399 D. RB STALLBAUMER i CURT’S SERVICE CAFE ALYY GAS OIL Blocker Hardware St. Benedict Kan CURT GILMORE SENECA, KANSAS tl | | Mi ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK STAFF Waile Carol Rottinghaus and Gloria Huerter look with pride on the finished pages, Jim 4uerter and Wayne Niehues choose pictures for the unfinished pages. Mariana Kohake confers with Patty “Niehues about a problem of layout for the yearbook. Rose Ann Schultejans, Mary Jane Niehues, and Joella Steinlage, members of the yearbook staff, also help in the pro- duction of the Snokesman. Leonard Holthaus, editor of the Hi-Lites, discusses the layout for the 1966 yearbook with Alice Hunninghake, co-editor, and the two photographers, Joseph Hutfles and Lucy Enneking. These four students also serve as page editors of the school’s papery, Spokesman. i Kutkleman_Implement Co.| FAHM. SERVICE JULIUS TANGEMAN | AWD SUPPLY | LAKESIDE Seneca, Kansas ‘ SERVICE SENECA, KANSAS STATION x Busily preparing food for tne par- y ents' banquet are: Joella Steinlage, Gloris Huerter, and Lucy Enneking. First place honors at the Onakespearan Festival went to Mary Jane Niehues, Charles Hermesch, Bonita Niehues, and Carolyn Wessel. Their cut was taken from Macbeth. ne 0) KOH Indulging in a bit of refresh- pysea ment at the Orientation party are: Bernard Ronnebaum, Wayne Niehues, Joseph Hutfles, and Gerald Schultejans: First place winners in the science fair, Thanas Haverkamp, Jane Stall- baumer confer with Sister Margaret Mary, judge. VETERINARY = CLINIC PHONE 366-2222 27 h dul FF PRODUCE Goft, Kansas (ongratulations “to the graduating class Mranp mrs. | Join WALLER ©), On February 13 the juniors ea Sponsored the annual Valen- ™ tine dance. Reigning over | the fes tivities as King and Queen of Hearts were Mariana Kohake and Josevh Yutfles. Marilyn tleinen and Robert Kramer served as crown bear- ers. Attending the royal couple were Lucy Enneking, Rose Ann Schultejans, Jim Huerter, Wayne Niehues, Pat Niehues, Leonard Holthaus. age ee vansas| SENECA 4% on Savings Deposits 29 Casting a last glance at the script before rehearsal are Lucy Enneking (Liesl), John Heinen (Captain von Trapp), Tom Korte (Rolf) and Carol Rottinghaus (Maria). Sister Berthe (Rose Ann Schultejans), Sister Sophia (Mariana Kohake), Sister Margaretta (Joella Steinlage) converse with Mother Abbess (Carolyn Wessel) about how to solve a problem like Maria. DR. R. R. HERMAN D.D.S. WK (2b (Eo U D Ye UE BESS SENECA, KANSAS DE 6- 2330 Bay The von Trapp children Betty Huerter, Emma Jean Schultejans, Lucy Enneking, Damian Enneking, Doris Niehues, and Arminda Bowhay join Carol Rottinghaus (Maria) and John Heinen (Captain von Trapp) in singing a chorus of Edelweiss. RUSSELS TOWN AND FARM Coneneitic, Kens. SERNICE . JUNIOR SENIOR PROM MAY 1965 Ip @ q{ ATHLETICS Se a arsity Horlekt and N (yerd CENTRALIA, KANSAS GEHL, F KELLY RYAN, KEWANEE Lettermen Junior Varsity ALLIS CHALMERS , BLAR, PHONE DE-62621 j 7 Pe i F oa ad 4 r i rs a . . 3 are 4 a ‘ oy F % y reds e 3 = Fe oe ame 5 Joe fs i “ x i ere : aa 5 ; ns “ - 3 bs RAT aATS BOB'S CAFE CORNING RASSAS IF a VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Tnomas Korte Leonard Holthaus Lynn nnexing Roger Hermesch Joseph Hutfles John Heinen SCORES Charles Hermesch Kelly Opponent 82 mmett 35 5 Wheaton 5 65 St. Benedict 70 56 Goff Sh 74 Flush 68 71 Corning 66 63 Wheaton 70 60 Baileyville 52 57 Goff 59 69 Morrill 66 58 Flush 68 67 Westmoreland 51 53 Baileyville 69 75 Netawaka 86 88 Emmett 43 97 St. Benedict 77 Bi-County Tournament 57 Goff 52 55 Flush 52 43 Baileyville 74 District Tournament 57? Centralia 68 70 St. Benedict 50 Gerald Schultejans Joseph Snneking Gary Steinlage cafe vservice CENTRALIA LANEE| SENECA, XANSRS _., a iis FLORIST aig? DE 6 326 i j 1 { i Ardent fans of the Soartans are the Pep Club led Betty Bowhay, President; Joella Steinlage, Secretary; and Patricia Niehues, Treasurer. Main Street drive-in The S-P-I-R-I-T of KHS is in action as the cheerleaders Rose Ann Schultejans, Carol Rottinghaus, Barbara Kohake, and Linda Hermesch team up for a yell. National. Bank Goff Kansas 625 MAIN ST SENECA, KANSAS Ph. DE - 9967 36 Dp J i ff (| ELEMENTARY . GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Eldon Fleury Grade 6 Sister Evelyn, 0.5.B. Grades 4 and 5 Miss Lillian J. Brychta Grades 2 and 3 Sister Mary Philip, 0.S.B. Principal Gradecimandea Sister Philomene, 0.5.B. Grades 1 and 2 Se SCHOOL BOARD Joseph Heinen, treasurer; Lawrence Boeckman, clerk; Callistus Glissman , i director, make plans for the 1965-1966 school year. | Farmers ma | _ State Ne AY | ie “STANDARD SERVICE. See ee Bank ened a ley ) — STATION ae Fan Motors| cor Kans GF pe id ey = Ronald Glissman Connie Glissman Gary Huerter Janet Haverkamp Frank Niehues EIGHTH GRADE John Niehues zl ya! bt ue Seed bt Jean Rottinghaus Kathy Glissman William Heinen Karen Enneking Steven Holthaus K Lynn .Rettele SENECA S?DUiCes . KAN. ese Cee SULSK 939 - 2440 Goff, Kansas oa 7 . Es Ek Bir e iif i a. ; Og eb et oy i Helen Heinen Richard Huerter Jane Hermesch Stephen Wessel oe ER Karen Haverkamp SEVENTH GRADE ae Catherine Nie a { Wayne Ronnebaum LOY Lt ramer Ne. ermesch Joyce Kramer LAUERS — SENECA KANS. HOME FOR FUNERALS. a Edward I i { | Bf David 4ermesch William Wessel Wayne Hermesch Marvin Niehues Joan Winkler Susan Engelken Phyllis Glissman SIXTH GRADE { ! Mark Rettele ” Lynn duerter Clarence Yolthaus Michael Enneking Daniel Yaverkamp Elwyn Heinen Michael Yeinen Geralynn Steinlage Keith Schmelzle ‘an Ve nkat - aS ae ona Wesse 3 Dennis Kramer Sandra Hemesen = z ale menten poe mg Theresa Niehues re Rettele = ni Michael Retvte Kent Heinen FIFTH GRADE | Rita Wessel al Huerter Marcia Kohake Dennis Hermesch Lynn Kramer Janet Hermesch Glen Enneking Linda Schultejans 22a Joseph Rottinghaus Donald Haverkamp i a Morris Rettele John Enneking Cynthia Huerter 5 24 Oe a Are } Mary Ellen Winkler Susan Kohake 1g ie) eS P 7 . q Linus Huerter Second toe Pad) OP as Fe “1 Emma Schultejans ' i 7 ; | WEnES Reennoren Rosalee Kramer Constance Lechner Janelle Hermesch Kim Hermesch Jean Engelken Alda Holthaus FIRST 4 rmescn — Timothy Vondemkamp James Haverkamp a“ ii en Hutfles 3 ? kler Michael Huerter a David Enneking ‘Gail Kramer ary Hermesch he SECOND GRAD (ee Bruce Wessel Many Nay Haverenp Morgan Rettele Keith Hermesch Michael Vondemkamp William Boeckman Daniel Hermesch Stephen Winkler Leo Niehues Joseph Haverkamp ELMO F ROT at: : or dete. To toe Bee se Mr. Eldon Fleury, sixth grade teacher, indicates to Phyllis Glissman and Micheel Snneking an area of current interest. GRADE SCHOOL Busy second and third graders are Kim Her- mesch, Janelle Hermesch, Rosalee Kramer, and Alda Holthaus as they review spelling words with the approval of their teachey Miss Brychta. H-H MOTOR COMPANY Ph. DE 6-2254 Seneca, Kansas TRI-COUNTY ANIMAL CLINK Linda Schultejans receives a word of wisdom from the fourth and fifth grade teacher, Sister Evelyn. ACTIVITIES grade Susan Steinlage and Michael Niehues discuss basic Sister Philomene, first end second teacher, and two of her pupils, art problems. DR. R.A. ANDERSON DR. L.E. ENSLEY Centralia 2 Kansas 45 GOFF BARBER SHOP HOME CAFE, CORNING SENECA TV SHOP Rex A, Shumaker KEITH AND LOUISE HAMILTON Mark Stallbaumer DIAMOND SHOP, SENECA TODD TRACTOR CO., SENECA NOLTE ELECTRIC, SENECA CLUB ROOM, CENTRALIA BROCK HOTEL AND CAFE, GOFF MR. AND MRS. FRED HOLTHAUS SENECA FURNITURE COTTRELL LUMBER CO., CORNING EMMETT SINCLAIR STATION, SENECA WETMORE CAFE E. BERGMAN REPAIR, SENECA PHONE: 6-2789 HIGHTOWER GROCERY AND LOCKER, CENTRALIA I-LICES BOOSTERS W. AND W. SHOE STORE, SENECA WILSON'S SERVICE STATION, CORNING FLENTIE FARM EQUIPMENT CO., SABETHA STEINLAGE GARAGE, GOFF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WETMORE BRYANT S GROCERY STORE, WETMORE PEGGY BEAUTY SHOP, SENECA FLORENCE ANN'S SHOP, SENECA D AND L DRIVE-IN, CENTRALIA PAUL AND TWILA HOLTHAUS ALPHONSE HAVERKAMP, KELLY JIM'S BODY SHOP, CORNING STATE FARM INSURANCE Gordon Stump, Seneca MR. AND MRS. ALBERT WESSEL MILNE ELECTRIC SHOP, SENECA LE. LEVRET'S TRUCK LINE, KELLY Long and Short Hauling MCDONNELL STUDIOS Kenneth and Mary McDonnell 206) MainySeneca), Kansas SLMER'S HI-WAY SERVICE K. M. MCBRATNEY LEMAN PONTIAC BUICK COMPANY, SABETHA BURGNER-BOWMAN-MATTHEWS LUMBER CO. RETHMAN'S FESD CENTER, CORNING KELMA WATTS S. G. HUERTER SERVICE, KELLY HANK'S SKELLY SERVICE, SENECA CENTRALIA CLEANERS DIANE S BEAUTY SHOP, WETMORE | PARAMOUNT CLEANERS, SENECA SHIRLEY LIERZ, WETMORE MR. AND MRS. FRANK HUERTER ABC CLEANERS, SENECA LU LES RECREATION, SENECA Emmett and Alice McGinty DEBE HARDWARE� ) ENEGA ANDY ROKEY, SABETHA MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HAVERKAMP GILFORD HOTEL, SENECA 46 SIGN OFF Poonark F Heltheus § Def Cured Meg ene Ncehuea Viarianas tohake Wayne QYekues Mewa Coan uct Uli Canninghake Tete Niehues Sosv lard Behsltejine linlye) Heescl a Ln aboth, Year Pouhay Heeb A teintage 7) y COT. AY DOL I FARMERS KAMPHERTS PHARMACY ELEVATOR CO. Rexall R H Thrifty Market PHONEIDE 62188 SENECA KANSAS SENECA, KANSAS Phone YE 9-2370 GOFF, KANSAS. (2 mots.| SENECA LUMBER Calderwood: COMPANY Ph. DE 6-2133 SENECA, KANSAS Seneca, Kansas BEN GLISSMAN FARMERS UNION INSURANCE Sieg ery eae eet 67: Lapis “ky HA