Lebo High School - Wolf Cry Yearbook (Lebo, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1974 volume:

P 22:4 'if-Y Pr?- 112: 'fi 1:1-1 fi? 'v W' ,gf Q PAGES FROM THE PAST Q alan- x Q ' 4 Xwfiff fx fi ts- E i1'A' S'uxy X ,I 2 .0 , A .X Se - O 1 O Q -v S A W ' 4 WOLF CRY 7973-1974 LEBO HIGH SCHOOL LEBO, KANSAS DEDICATION DONALD R. KIMBALL November 17, 1919-April 15, 1974 Dare to be right, dare to be true, You have a work no other can do. Do it so bravely, so kindly, so well, Others will hasten the story to tell. Dare to do right, dare to be true, Other men's failures can never save you. Stand by your conscience, your honor, your faith Stand like a hero, and battle till death. OUR PARENTS From birth to death everyone goes through a growing pro- cess. We have just been through one phase of this process known as the school years. This perhaps, will have been our hardest. Yet without you there is question if we could ever have completed this phase and been allowed to go on to another. It was your love, concern, and helpfulness that compelled us to keep on trying. We were assured of always having you there to encourage and comfort us. You have helped prepare us for the future and what it holds for us. With your help we have grown strong and confident. Yes, we are prepared for the world because we have had you, and we thank you, with love. F Q2 x fmfaw s --'Sv N X ,f X Xa, QT! X 4 .,..: , , xg' y. 2' A 1. Q- . Wi. 1 k vw-LL W , 4, , ks my gf-xee' 'fm I 9 4 L- r wg X1 -1. 5' W 4 :xv ' 5 9355 x Av 15 J. X K 1? 1 by MMA ,R f 1 -W IL: -X Q .1 ,Q- SENIOR DIRECTORY Tonya Jean Dowell Time doesn't slow down for anyone, so let us envelop it with the love of some- one much higher than ourselves. Ambition: To discover all the great things to come. Weakness: A guy in the senior class with E. S.P. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, offi- cer 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 3, 45 Class Officer 25 FBLA 2, 3, 4. Howard Fred Freerksen, Jr. Don't keep the faith, spread it. Ambition: To make people glad that they know me. Weakness: Summer days and convertibles with loud radios. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All League 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All League 45 Track 1, 2, 3 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 4. Susan Marie Gould The best way to cheer yourself up is to cheer everybody else up. Ambition: To become a beautician. Weakness: A certain Minneapolis senior. ' FBLA 2, 3, 4, State Spelling Relay 2, 3, officer 35 Y-Tens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 3, officer 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Sextet 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirler 3. Linnie Sue Harper In labors of love, every day is payday. Ambition: To live each day of my life the best I can. Weakness: Music and dark qlqnights. Chrous 1, 2, 3, 45 Sextet 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 35 FBLA 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Secretary 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer l, 3, 4. Joyce Arlene Hutchinson Automobiles are like meng the less substantial they become, the more knock- ing they do. Ambition: To make most of my memories good ones. Weakness: Heights. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3,45 Sextet 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2,35 Twirler 25 Drum Majorette 35 Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, of- ficer 3,45 Volleyball 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3. James Michael Joonas Q l LOVE to play football! Ambition: To get a job, get married, and have kids, in that order. Weakness: Girls with long blonde hair. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA District Ritu- al Secretary Honor 3, officer 3,45 Band 1, 25 Chorus 1. Rex E. Kellum Take life as it comes, easy. Ambition: To make another life easy. Weakness: Myself. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Stage Band 2: Bandsman of of the Year Award 1. Barbara Gail Kimball When bad times are upon you forget about them and remember the good, for the good will someday return. Ambition: To become a successful musician. Weakness: Animals in general. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4: Bad 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Volleyball 3, 4: Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4: Girl's Track 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4. Londa Kay Knight Nothing ever happens in a small town, but what you hear makes up for it. Ambition: To never quit trying to improve myself. Weakness: Animals. Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4: Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3: Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Student Council 3: FBLA 2, 3, officer 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheryl Ann McCormick I don't know who my grandmother was: I am much more concerned to know who her granddaughter will be. Ambition: To fill my bottle with the riches of life. Weakness: Emporia trailer parks and a certain dough boy! Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Kayettes 3, 4, officer 4: Track 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Chorus 4: Outstanding Pep Club Member 2. Sharon Lynette Miller A day not smiled on is a day wasted. Ambition: To always be able to please the man in my life. Weakness: My A. G.R. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 3: Sextet 1, 2, 3,41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, offi- cer 2, 3: Volleyball 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3: offi- cer 2: FFA Sweetheart 3. Danny Lee O'Neal Do what you wish in life today for tomorrow may never come. Ambition: To live to be one hundred without becoming old. Weakness: Opposite sex. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Class Play 4. Rhonda Kay Smith If you can't stomp the grapes, don't drink the wine. Ambition: To get out of 4th hour study hall. Weakness: Heads and going to volleyball tournaments. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Track 3, 4. Charles Leonard Stallard It's true! Blondes are more fun! Ambition: To keep a Freund. Weakness: A five mile trip down south. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4, Student Council officer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Janice Strawder--f19'74 Transfer--Burlington and Wichita.J The greatest talkers are always the least doers. Ambition: To travel. Weakness: Manual typewriters. Gymnastics team 1, Cheerleading 1, Track 1, 2, School Newspaper staff 3, Girl's Basketball 3, Junior Play 3, 2nd high in Walk-a-thon 3. Attended Flint Hills Vocational Technical School 4. Kara Gay Sullivan A smile is no good if you can't give it away. Ambition: To be happy and cope with any situation I may face. Weakness: Good looking guys that dress sharp. Y-Teens, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, of- ficer 3: FBLA 2, 3, 4, Regional 3rd in Office Machines, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4. Kerry Lynn Wallace--fl9'I3 Transfer--Gardner, Ks. H. SJ Whatever you do, do a good job, for ALMOST doesn't count. Ambition: To enjoy life as long as possible. Weakness: A certain gal from the Class of '74 and small animals. Football 1, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, FFA 4, FBLA 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Outstanding Service Award 3. SENIOR ONE ACT PLAYS SAVE ME A PLACE AT FOREST LAWN Gertrude. , ,Joyce Hutchinson, Clara. . .Gail Kimball Richard. . . Howard Freerksen, Elizabeth. . . Sharon Miller THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS NHER HEART BELONGS TO HEARTBURN 7- Little Girl. . .Rhonda Smith, Harry Heartburn. . .Danny O'Neal, Mary Belle. . .Londa Knight Belinda Backbite. . .Kara Sullivan, Les Law. Rex Kellum, Bertha Backbite. . . Cheryl Mc- Cormick LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON Hercules Nelson. . .J im JOOIIHS, Mr. MaXwS11. . .Kerry Wallace, Wilbur Maxwell. . .C.L. Stallard Connie Maxwell. ..T0nya Dowell, Mrs. Max well. . . Susan Gould, Betty Lou Maxwell. . . Linnie Harper Danny O'Neal 8: Linnie Harper KSHSAA Citizenship 85 Leadership Awards. Londa Knight Howard Freerksen Valedictori an Salutatorian CCMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Sunday Evening, May 19, 1974 Eight o'clo ck Eagle -Beacon Scholarship Donald Kimball Scholarship Candlelight-ing Clair DeLune Debussy-Gordon Processional Pomp and Circumstance Elgar-Akers National Anthem Key-Sousa Lebo School Band Invocation Rev. Patrick Freeman Flute Trio Shimmering Flutes John Cacavas Sermon Rev. Seymour Bruce Salutatory Address Howard Freerksen All His Children You'l1 Never Walk Alone Mancini -Bergman arr. Stickles Senior Girls' Sextet Valedictory Address Londa Knight Honors and Awards Movin' On Hannisian All Too Soon Millet Mixed Chorus Presentation of Classes and Diplomas Kenneth Cannon: Superintendant Leroy Jaggersg Don Smith, Pres. of School Board Mrs. Dorothy Becker has de- voted 11 years to Lebo Pub- lic Schools. C. L. Stallard I Dare You Award ,. StuCo Leadership Award Sharon Miller, I Dare You Award StuCo Leadership Award Essay Award - Lebo Masonic Lodge Smleik SENIOR TRIP it A 5:31 551, new-A 3 And then we were minus one. These are L,H.S, graduates? Danny's eating rocks again Restroom stop! The crew and their traveling home. Crowded rooms 1 Sponsors working Tonya's 18thl The dirty dealer. Jim and Ralph Yes Linnie, we're staying. I :HH Xb. ' uf ft Ulm? NSD, QL Bill Allegre Laurie Brown Tom Carlton Larry Criqui Chrystal Evans Galen Freund Bill Goodwin Mike Hanks Terry Hinz Mary Linhar: Gay O'Neal Sherie Small . J.. John Smith Connie Spatz Twila Stewart Freshmen servers at the prom. PIECES OF APRlL JR.-SR. PROM PROGRAM Program Please Come to Dinner In Thanks Enjoy Some Food Company's Welcome Echo Songs of Spring of About the Seniors Playing Apri1's Fool Reaching for a Tree top In a Rain Drop Let's Dance A sparkling fountain and were the centers of interest. Gay O'Neal Mike Hanks Londa Knight Junior Girls Susan Gould Mary Linhart Mrs. Elva Leonard Bill Allegre Sheri Small moving butterflies Freshmen servers at Prom The Juniors and their moms worked very hard on this prom. w JUNIOR PLAY THE or-losr woke WHITE Terry l-linz, Edna Conwell: Tom Carlton, James Reynolds: Sherie Small, Mrs. Masons Galen Freund, Ir. Conwell. Small, Mrs. Mason. ALONG CAME HARRIET Terry Hinz, Doris Gay- lords Gay O'Neal, Har- riet Wilson: Chrystal Evans, Dean Margaret Madison. WILDCAT WILLIE Chrysral Evans, The Lady in White, Twila Stewart, Charlatte Conwell Ieanni Marshall, Mandy: Sherie Tom Carlton. James Reynolds: Ga len Freund, Jr. Conwells Mary Linhart, Jeannie Conwell: Jeanni Marshall, Mandy. baras Sherie Small, Betty Mousey Wilsons Mary Lin- hart, Arlene. Gay O'Nea1, Kathies Bill Al- legre, Willie: Galen Freund, Joe: Chrystal Evans, Celia: Sherie Small, Gladys: John Smith, Vernon. Twila Stewart, Bar- I v Phillip Bailey Wade Brown Neva Carlton Pat Combes J im Edwards Vern George Rodney Gould Rex Grimmett ,Richard Houser Sheri Hulshoff Steve Ioonas Joyce Linsey Chuck Mayfield Doug Myers Jerry Shunk Mike Small Dale Smith Robert Stephens Ruth Sullivan Mike Teeter Ken Southard Stephanie Thome Benny Wood Marlin Benton Julia Craft Pat Freeman Tom Freerksen Mary Goodwin Carol Linsey Cindy Richmond Rick Scott Bill Smith Mike Thorne 97 Yi ANNUAL STAFF Ioyce Hutchinson, Londa Knight, and Sharon Miller Kerry Wallace, Danny O'Nea1, C.L Linnie Harper at Annual Workshop. Editor Stallard, and Howard Freerksen at An- xual Workshop. Assistant Editor Arden Oleen Dalllly 0'NeH1 Kerry Wallace Class Editor I.C.P. Sales Represenative visiting our staff on Rootin'-Tootin' Day. Joyce Hutchinson Photographer Howard Freerksen Advertising Editor time Harper, Activities Editor MIS- Edwards, Sponsor C.L. Stallard, Sports Editor Londa Knight Senior Class Editor 'w,r,,. if Us KA YE TTES BACK ROW: Rhonda Smith, Londa Kinght, Ruth Sul- livan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sheeley, sponsorgLinnie Harper, Tonya Dowell, Susan Gould. FRONT ROW: Gail Kimball, presidentg Joyce Hutchinson, vice- presidentg Cheryl McCormick, secretaryg Kara Sul- livan, treasurer. The Kayettes have had a busy year. In Septem- ber, the Kayettes had a membership drive camp- out at Mrs. Shee1ey's cabin in Ottumwa. ln Octo- ber, the officers and Mrs. Sheeley attended a Conference in Iola. They shared flower expenses with the FBLA for Homecoming. Their money-making project in November was selling all -occasion cards. Mrs. Edwards sponsored a caroling party in December. Cookies were taken to the shut'-ins. In January, they brought clothes to send to an Indian family in Oklahoma. In February, they hosted a birthday party for Mrs. Edwards in appreciation of all the help she's given them, Kayette meeting Birthday-appreciation party 24 FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA BACK ROW: Pat Freeman, Doug Myers, Mike Thorne, Rick mett, Dale Smith, John Smith, Larry Criqui, Ken South- Houser, Phil Bailey, Rodney Gould, Tom Carlton, Jim Ed- ard. FIRST ROW: Student Teacher Dan Helm, Advisor Den- wards, Bill Goodwin, SECOND ROW: Benny Wood, Vem nis Polson, Sweetheart Sharon Miller, Reporter Mike Hanks, George, Kerry Wallace, Mike Small, Robert Stephgng' vice-president Jim Joonasg president C.L. Stallardg secre- Rick Scott, Marlin Benton, jerry Shunk, Steve 100,-las, tary Rex Kellumg Treasurer Danny O'Nea1g Sentinel Howard Wade Brown, Chuck Mayfield, Tom Freerksen, Rex Grim- Ffeefksen- BARNWARMI NG WATERMELON FEED W Q E., 1973-'74 Sweetheart Can- didates: Terry Hinz, -- Sherrie Small, Stephanie Thorne, Julia Craft. Q 1 iv' F 4 ui I 5 , K- 'il K , R an .: f- 5? 'Qi 1 . Q 125 fi Q . .mqkfxgg i H E K , ,,,, LA e tr ll .ll 3' r i f . ,5i i .. ,..f., Q1 I 1 1 a li 3552 ,bf- EB 7 FBLA ON BUS: Tom Carlton, Marlin Benton, John Smith, Connie ri Hulshoff, Pat Combes, Mr, Owens, Sponsor, STANDING Spatz, Steve Joonas, Terry Hinz, Kerry Wallace, Tonya Bill Allegre, presidentg Galen Freund, treasurer, Stephanie Dowell, Linnie Harper, Susan Gould, Twila Stewart, Kara Thorne, secretary: Mary Jo Linhart, reporter: Sherie Sullivan, Chrystal Evans, Gail Kimball, Gay O'Nea1, She- Small, vice-president. FBLA sponsored a Halloween Parade and costume contest in the Fall. Winners of the Easter Bonnet Contest model their prize-winning hats. AWARDS I N REGION I-General Business: Sheri Hulshoff, Srdg Pat Combes, 2ndg Galen Freund, lstg Galen also won 4th in state General Business, 4th in state Business Math. REGION I-Twila Stewart, lst Ir. Stenographerg Bill Allegre, 3rd, Accounting: Linnie Harper, 2nd Ir. Stenographer. REGION I-Current Events Team: 2nd, Steve Ioonas, Bill Allegre, Galen Freund. REGION I-Spelling Relay Team, 2nd, Twila Ste- wart, Sherrie Small, Pat Combes. CALIFORNIA HERE WE COME! PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM-lst in state: 3rd, Region Ig Marlin Benton, Twila Stewart, Sherie Small, Stephanie Thorne, Steve IoonasqRegional Substitutey, Bi11A11egre. They will com- pete in the National FBLA Contest in San Francisco in June. 27 STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Faye Miller, sponsorgRodney Gould, Neil Gould. FRONT,ROWzStephanie Thorne, treasurerg Sheri Johnson, co-sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sharon Miller, Mar- Small, secretaryg C. L. Stallard, president'g Bill Alle- lin Benton, Rick Scott, Vern George. SECOND ROW: gre, vice -president. Steve Ioonas, Joyce Hutchinson, Gail Kimball, Susan STU CO Ends a way to have fun and still do a service for peo- ple at our high school Christmas party. Everyone enjoyed a dance, food, and a visit from Santa. The gifts Santa passed out were later sent to The Salvation Army to be distributed. STUCO Day gives the students a chance to help Council solve problems and create goals. The week of Valentine's Day Council sponsored Sweetheart week. One day was Greaser day, and everone dressed in styles from the '5O's. Each discussionleader gave an evaluation at the end of the sessions after STUCO Day. Each Year Student Council sponsors a service project. This year Council collected for Muscular Dystrophy. Student Council teaches students a little about what it will be like in the future when one elects government officials. Voting and cam paigning take place just like in real elections. Q R ew.. . k - 52.5- Q2 gm Lff: nl ' L.-3. i xg WNWW1 .a i ff I W- 4, 'ff 'X1 f M 4 , 1 ' 'N F1 YW P? ' 4 r an + Q-was A gvf gif: I if 5 M4 I 5 5 ' , 5 i 0 E 6 I 0 I 0 all in I Qi fa Yi f 1 . . fe 'X - ,mm v-1 .,... Q-nun -ug- xxw-'N' li' V L if vw f Q , . 9 4.5 A SQ-P 34 Q w lllnrnll ff. M W 3: W v' yr ' L ' rf, f .Q S 1 fig' . Y .TV -ll 2-3 T I L ' 1 A ff' i . W ' K ' VET' e V' V 5' 1 :fwfr ,R Q Q l ,l ' ' f J .Q , 1 1 Q, E Q5 532 6 0 0 W iw-, 5 2' 5 5 5 X ' J Q X I If ,ii 2 1. . .ar iff 'Q- f. gm, 3 vp W ?,,..f':1. zxslf . fe., iii. 3 Q 5' M 'QE' 1 ...f xx 2,2 ,K M 5 as 2 eg , '-i- 1 sf 7 Q S I sf' A 4 QM . , , f K Q EI 1 9,1 '1 1,4 -.SQ I v ,av-'S -v'v,,E, 'fb-.gg . . , , , K., 1 - 4 A. fn,-x , . Q ,. I .4 8 11 5 2.- 3 'VU u kr .y I -uv- X 6 ,f .5 -. gm E --5, 1 LA x ,--v -ann STANDING: Mike Thorne, Rex Kellum, Marlin Benton, Mr. Lehnst. SECOND ROW: Rodney Gould, Galen Freund, Gail Kimball, Tom Freerksen. FRONT ROW: Terry Hinz, Stephanie Thorne, Neva Carlton, Kara Sullivan, Susan Gould. BAND COUNCIL: BACK ROW: Tom Freerksen, C.L. Stallard, Torn Carl- ton, Chrystal Evans, Marlin Benton. FRONT ROW: Kara Sullivan, Joyce Hutchinson, Vern George, Stephanie Thorne. TROMBONE QUARTET: Vern George, Mike Small, Jim Edwards, Dale Smith. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE:Wade Brown, Rex Kellum, Howard Freerksen, Mike Thorne, Marlin Benton. JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD. C. L. Stallard. PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Mary Linhart, Susan Gould, Ruth Sullivan, Mary Goodwin, Tonya Dowell, Laurie Brown, Kara Sullivan, Londa Knight, vice-president. THIRD ROW: Terri Hinz, Carol Linsey, 4 Cindy Richmond, Sheri Hulshoff, Joyce Linsey,' Connie Spatz, Cheryl McCormick, Pat J Combes. SECOND ROW: Sharon Miller, Julie Craft, Linnie Harper, Twila Stewart, Rhonda Smith, treasurer: Gay O'Neal. FRONT ROW: Stephanie Thorne, STUCOg Gail Kimball, Sherie j Small, Joyce Hutchinson, president: Neva Carlton, secretary. FRONT: Chrystal Evans. BACK ROW: Joyce Hutchinson, Stephanie Thorne, Sherie Small, Gail Kimball, Neva J Carlton. FRONT: Chrystal Evans. J Fl : C41 i,, , - un-. , l , ATHLETIC BANQUET. Every year many people of the community fix deli- cious food and come to the Athletic Banquet to share a meal and honor all those who have done outstanding work in athletics, as well as in other activities. C.L. acting as master of cer- Mr. T. does it with a breeze. monies. Howard Freerksen, Trackman of the year, Lions Club Award. Elvin Sergeant, Sports fan of the Year. Joyce Hutchinson, Miss Spirit Mary Linhart, Outstanding Pep Club Member. .ss -- Wade Brown went to F.C.A. camp during the summer. POM PON GIRLS: Londa Kinght, Cheryl Mc- Cormick, Gay O'Nea1, Terry Hinz, Pat Combs, Mary Linhart. J 5' 3' W 2 V if ,S A, 4 b Q . T5 3, Jig- lb., f ,QQ- 54519 , KE! - gk ,d,, . .. L K? K af lil ei 4 ,Q QA 5 2 WIP 1 -J' rf 'IK JUN 4 .'1,?'1:':-'fl' .ink fig 1 U ' .,'. '5-, ,V ff., 0 -'-. 4.4 -. ' 5 -f me ggi ,. SH, 'oo 3352, Q 'if ! I w 1 1 s Q 51 Y Joyce Hutchinson and Linnie Harper, emcees ,for the show . STYLE SHOW JUNIOR GIRLS: Chrystal Evans, Terry Hintz, Jeanni Marshall, Twila Stewart, Connie Sparz Gay O'Neal. and Sherie made forrnalss Neva and Pat made slacks Freshmen model slacks and shorts. Sophomores model slacks outfits. Londa Knight, win- ner of the Crisco Freshmen served Award. VO. AG.-HOME EC. EXCHANGE For one week each Home Ec. and Vo. Ag. class exchanged departments. The while the boys learned bachelor cooking and sewing. s,-1 . fe '- wwf' .As girls worked with wood and leather: Gail Kimball SPEECH CONTEST RESULTS Informative SPeakinS Oral Interpretation of Poetry 3rd place Individual c.L. stariard ll C.L. Stallard Kara Sullivan Sherie Small Tonya Dowell Jeanni Marshall I SPEECH CLASS ONE ACT PLAYS LOVE ERRANT Ann Kara Sullivan: Jim, C,L. Eve, Loncla Knight: Jim, C.L. Ann, Kara Sullivan Guy Rex Stallards Eve, Londa Knights Guy, Stallard. Kellum, Rex Kellum. MAMA SPANKS ME Sharie Small. l'I'M LOOKIN FOR A FELLER Ieanni Marshall. NOBODY SLEEPS Spike Daisy Ada Glory Mrs. Busby Kerry Wallace Gail Kimball Rhonda Smith Tonya Dowell Cheryl McCormick 4: ga 1 ...g -1-fx-Y - in! 1 h 1 53- , - 99335 S . - Q I X W. 1! 2 1 X11 ill 53252: 'N 1 I -P' 1 L' I Q lx A K 1 , W-I-I N49 . I 5 fy n FOOTBALL A 1 4 i 3 1 BACK Row: Jeff Bailey, trainer, Benny Woods, Steve loo- SECOND ROW: Assistant coach Tom Owens, Assistant l nas, Marlin Benton, Mike Thorne, Vern George, Mike coach Ken Cannon, Kerry Wallace, Howard Freerksen, 1 Small, Wade Brown, Dale Smith, Jerry Shunk, Tom Freer- Jim Joonas, C.L. Stallard, John Smith, Tom Carlton, Bill ksen, Danny Calvey, trainer, Kenny Thorpe, trainer. Allegre, Coach Jerry Teichgraeber. STATISTICS Lebo Opponents 8 Pomona 0 , 0 Waverly 6 o Madison 50 1 0 Lyndon 36 14 Melvern 41 0 Williamsburg 28 0 Burlingame 33 O Gtidley 38 28 Northern Heights 6 Pre-game activity. Win or else! 4 i N 4 ROOTIN' TOOTIN' DAY Homecoming Queen Candidates were escorted downtown in little red wagons. Our cheerleaders helped to promote spirit on Rootin' Tootin' Day. That don't look like Miss Kitty. But my mother knows my name! EE we ' 'Q 2-as 533i 5 A-3. 53 ,Sli u, W , - ,...,, , ..,v ..,...4.Y-,.....M.,,,,-.,,, ,Y Y,-Q J K .5 4 yy M R S V t . as . 6 , fig 4, M , ffm Q 9, 1 135553: fm? ff-W-.W-. m....T...w. Q Neva Carlton, longjump, 440 relay Stephanie Thorne, 100 yard dash long jump: 440 relay Gay O'Neal, 440 relay GIRLS TRACK l Sherie Small, discus Barbara Booth Coach Joyce Linsey, 110 hurdlesg 440 relay Carol Linsey, softball throwg 100 yard dash Mary Goodwin, softball throw: 100 yard dash Ruth Sullivan, shot put BASKETBALL A-Team-BACK ROW: Coach Teichgraeber, Jim Edwards, Vern George, Howard Freerksen, .Tohn Smith, C. L. Stallard, Jim Joonas, Asst. Coach Cannon. FRONT ROW: Mike Thorne, Bi1lA11egre, Rex Grimmett, Wade Brown, Dale Smith, Steve Joonas, Tom Carlton, Robert Stephens fNot Picturedy. B-Team-BACK ROW: Coach Cannon, Mike Small, Mike Thorne, Tom Carlton, Vern George, Jim Edwards, Rex Grimmett, Bill Allegre, Trainer Kerry Wallace. FRONT ROW: Rick Scott, Galen Freund, Tom Freerksen, Rod- ney Gould, Dale Smith, Wade Brown, Jerry Shunk, Pat Freeman, Robert Stephens fNot Picturedy. LETTERMEN SCORES A -TEAM Lebo Opponent Howard Freerksen, All -League C. L. 53 Hartford 41 Stauard' 'f35 Burlingame 39 Q 60 LeRoy 45 39 Gridley 34 f 2'7 Waverly 43 39 Gridley 39' 50 Quenemo 51 36' Olpe 38 . 24 Melvern 66 A 49 Pomona 52 John Smith Oeage City 67 Jim Joonas -' Williamsburg 49 --40 Waverly 56 ' .9930 Lyndon 66 .448 Pomona 50 41 Reading 48 League Tourney y - 35 Melvern 51 4 44 Gridley 39 f33 Pomona 42 Regional Tourney Rex Grimmett 50 Steve Joonas Tom Carlton I Bill Allegre TOP SIX :usual m..,-..-- -.---.. -5-5. ff iw .Qi-,iq . ' . o,yi V A 44 . 3- 6.80 353255 Q ' Vern George, Dale Smith Jim Edwards, Mike Thorne Wade Brown, Robert Stephens TRACK BACK ROW: Tom Carlton, Bill Goodwin, Howard Freerksen, C.L. Stallard, Mike Thorne, Rex Kellum. SECOND ROW: Coach Teichgraeber, Mike Small, Larry Criqui, Charles Mayfield, Bill Allegre, Dale Smith, Asst. Coach Johnson. FRONT ROW: Tom Freerksen, Jerry Shunk, Rick Hou- ser, Wade Brown, Steve Joonas, Pat Freeman. REGIONAL TEAM C.L. Stallard Howard Freerksen Rex Kellum Bill Allegre Rick Houser LETTERMEN Howard Freerksen Rex Kellum Tom Carlton C- L- Srallard Steve Ioonas Bill Allegre Rick Houser Mike Small Jerry Shunk Wade Brown Mike Thorne Dale Smith Larry Criqui g ,, SPECIAL HONCRS NGN! fa, 4:53 EQ-YS STATE V r i 1 Howard Freerksen and C. L. Stallard--Sponsored by Lions Club for American Le- gion Boy's State of Kansas. Linnie Harper--Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary for Girls' State. Si . fb State. poria. Marlin Benton and Steve Joonas at- - tended Summer Band Camp at K - Rodney Gould, C. L. Stallard, and Bill Allegre attended Student Council Workshop at KSTC, Em- Laurre Brown was a participant in the Student Science Training Pro- gram at Emporia State last summer sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Howard Freerksen received the Ea- gle Award in Boy Scouts. C. L. Stallard, Howard Freerksen, and Danny O'Neal were accepted into the WHO 'S WHO IN AMERI - CAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. A l M5 1 T :X '14 , A . A ' 4 g Si Q 5,4 ' ., , W 9,3 f- H 1 - x f .- 3. 5 3 , Q iz- C ef . 1-5 me ' E 4? C is' . 'ff Q l t P 51 ' , 1 Q ,Q 5 L 2 filii. I f 32 , -- X. ., 1, 'il i , A 2 , 2 i ngs! 2 C K 1 5,1-il? ,E - Q Qy, 1 .f I 5 fx: f f asf f Qi Q r 3' 2 l 2 T i E H 2,7 E if , - T 4 :g .E ,A rg, I n frame rif f Don Smlth Russell Klsmer Marvrn Morgan Curtis Bartlett Evan Elhs Carl Frsher Herbert N11es Evan Evans Karen Dotson Secretary Lebo Attendance Center Donald Kimball Principal W ', WWE 3 FACULTY 35 ? ,. s 2 X 15 Nancy DeWeese Business 12nd sem estery r Barbara Booth Girls P.E. and Health Ken Cannon American Government Beulah Edwards English and Psychology Neil Johnson Mathematics John Lehnst Instrumental Music Faye Miller Vocal Music and Speech Gean Mintz Librarian Tom Owens Business flst semesterj Dennis Polson Vocational Agriculture Marjorie Sheeley Home-economics Jack Shoemaker Science Jerry Teichgraeber Coach, P.E., and History SCHOOL HELPERS BUS DRIVERS Dorothy Lee M111er Glenn Dale Miller Jack Shoemaker V ma Longhofer Golda Norris COOKS Lucille Wise JkMG ettyS 3, C US TODIANS HOSTESSES M111 PRACTICE TEACHERS Damon Caple Daniel Helm Connie Cannon Home Economics Observer Vocational Agriculture Third Grade Bob King Janet Stewart Tom C131-k Physical Education Home Economics Science Carolyn Glaser Second Grade IN APPRECIATION DOROTHY BECKER ker was always there when a person needed her. Many classes passed I through Mrs. Becker's room during her 11 years of teaching at Lebo. Every class seemed to come out with more knowledge and better manners than when they entered. Her competence showed through her smile and every- one knew there would be no horse-play in her class. Mrs. Becker's students will surely be better citizens just because they were her students. She will always be fondly remembered. Thank-you, Mrs. Becker, for your help and inspiration. We wish you good luck and continued success, and happiness. TOM OWENS As an act of deep and lasting appreciation, the Senior Class of 1974 wishes to express our thanks to Mr. Tom Owens, who has influenced and directed our class through the past three and one-half years. His kindness and consideration have won him respect and admiration which will last through the years. Thank-you, Mr. Owens. Senior Class '74 . Students need a great deal of support at Junior High age and Mrs. Bec- Q , . iff 5 an ,. Ti' ' 1 4 4 rg , W ' 5 'vp IL 'vm V X 4 . I ,Sl link- qs Q , fi - . 1. ' 55' ' ?' S E a 5, We MbA A x ' Y .,.-,4pA---'jf 4-,..?-A-.Alw-, .L -W 'H' ' 2' f ,gui-Q - A Lim ,,,,......-.--ex -f H? V - . PM -wv Y ,, ,, -, , ff f A-W .,. -' ,Wanna-su nu Y V-Y A A Lv- 'N' ... W- 1, if 1 2 7 . EIGHTH GRADE Sullivan, Rick Hinz, Sheri Wallace, Darla Stal- lard, Jackie Kennard, Scott Smith, Darla Stewart. FRONT ROW: Lois Lyman, Louise LyKellum, Donna Crlqui, Pam Davies. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW Tom Shunk John Edwards, Clay, Julie Linhart, Brenda Lyman. Rgbgrt Gguld Steve Bechtel, Stevgn FRONT ROW: Eileen SUIHVBII, Scott H111 Huddmston R3,1'1dy'He1'z0g SECOND shoff, Todd Jones, Joline Shaner, Mary ROW Mrs Dorothy Becker, David Carl- Small, Chad Onek. all, Mary Smith John Bar- 4 Q JR. HIGH BASKETBALL r BACK ROW: Tom Shunk, .Tohn Edwards, Bill Edwards, James Bechtel, Steve Huddleston, Randy Herzog, Ken Cannon. SECOND ROW: Chad Onek, Scott Hulshoff, David Carlton, Bob Gould, Steve Bechtel, Scott Smith, Todd Jones, Chris Knight. FRONT ROW: John Barclay, Russell Potter, Doug Hanks, Hank Samora, Scott Booth, Ricky Hinz. A TEAM-3rd place-League, BACK ROW: Ken Cannon, Doug Hanks, Hank Samora, Danny Laws. FRONT ROW: Russell Potter, Scott Booth, Ricky Hinz. B TEAM-1st place-League, BACK ROW: Ken Cannon, Scott Smith, David Carlton, Steve Bechtel, Bob Gould. FRONT ROW: Scott Hul- shoff, Todd Jones, John Barclay. A -Team Q 3 -85 Lebo Opponent 27 LeRoy 47 14 W averl y 20 17 Madison 38 25 Gridley 23 27 W averly 39 22 LeRoy 38 32 Madison 47 30 Gridley 5 1 League Tournament 23 W averly 19 24 LeRoy 42 24 Gridley 22 A -Team took 3rd place in League. B -Team Q 6 -45 Lebo Opponent 30 LeRoy 24 21 Waverly 16 14 Madison 34 19 G ridley 10 17 Waverly 16 13 LeRoy 14 19 Madison 29 15 Gridley 19 League Tournament 27 Gridley 13 24 Madison 21 B-Team took 1st place in League. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Donna Criqui, Terri Small, Mary Smith, Linda Brown, Stacey Onek, Connie Sullivan, Jackie Kenard, Sheri Wallace. SECOND ROW: Alicia Ser- geant, Joline Shaner, Julie Linhart, Louise Lyman, CHEERLEADERS Connie Harper, Mary Small, Brenda Lyman, Darla Stallard. Pam Davies, Grace Kellum, Lois Lyman. FRONT ROW: Barbara Conkling, Cathy Hoffman, Darla Stewart, Mary Small, Brenda Lyman, Connie Har- per, Darla Stallard, Eileen Sullivan. SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW: Miss Conkling, Kathy Birnbaum, Christie Knight, Chris Huddleston, Marla Hanks, Rodney Huston, Lori Miller, Penny Beagel. SECOND ROW: Michael Hinz, Justin Combes, Ken Thorne, Danny Calvey, Pam Becker, Mary Ann Stephens, Gretta Sergeant, Judy Reeves. FRONT ROW: Michele Davies, Connie Stephens, Eric Freeman, Vernon Pope, Ed Linhart, Frances George. FIFTH GRADE ROW: Mrs. Lowman, Jeff Bailey, Dianna Smith, Janice Bechtel, Tammy Small, Jon Freund, Greg Herzog, Scott Grimmett. SECOND ROW: Vincent Gould, Ellen Lohmeyer, Donna Miller, Lynn Lyman, Dar- la Reimer, Todd Newkirk, Glenn Hawkins, Lonnie Smith. FRONT ROW: Jill Schrader, Becky Richmond, Pam Hamman, Brenda Combes, Marcine Shaner. FOURTH GRADE .bias THIRD ROW: Mrs. Butts, Moreene Hampton, Mark Miller, Lonnie Standiferd, Robert Baysinger Lisa Huston, Sandra Bimbaum, Bert Wickey, R, D. Linsey, SECOND ROW: Angela Tatman Darlene Stephens, Kellie Spatz, Paulette Lyman, Mark Brown, Kenneth Pope, Harold Small Laura Smith. FRONT ROW: Jolene Thorne, Brian Knight, Ronnie Smith, Pernell Combes, a vanne Lohmeyer, Brad Mullen, THIRD GRADE - THIRD ROW: Mrs. Owens, Penny Shoemaker, Bob Harsch, Michelle Geary, Pam Nee, Bobby Beer, Tam- mie Gilbert, Landon Onek, Curt Sergeant, Randy Beagle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cannon fpracrice teach- erj, Carla Becker, Shari Standiferd, Robin McKnight, Liz Goodwin, Steven Sullivan, Peggy Teichgraeber, Matt Small. FRONT ROW: Wally Pope, Shannon Smith, John Harper, Brad Linsey, Steve Grimmett, Rick Hodges, Sharon Linhart, Debbie Verlin. j grim? ,rw iz SECOND GRADE . BACK ROW: Nevonna Hawkins, Mark McCormick, Kevin Richmond, Lu Ann Horton, Amy Born, Scott Combes, Robert Bailey, Mrs. Burns. SECOND ROW: Jana Davies, Donna Smith, Nancy Herzog, Marie Bartley, Denise Carr, Jerry Beer. FRONT ROW: Roger Gould, Robert Lowman, Julie Calvey, Cheryl Rudolph, Michelle Nee, Jessica Davis . -c ., . i FIRST GRADE BACK ROW: Scott Huddleston, David Wylie, Gene Evans, Christine Knudsen, Susan Hamman, Donald Polson, Teri Crouch, John Jarvis, Mrs. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW David Botkin, Tarnmie Orender, Christine Verlin, Ronda Miller, Randy Miller, Janel Combe, Lisa Linsey, Bernadine Knight. FONT ROW: Charles Richmond, Lisa Harsch, Cordell Combes, Susan Evans, Jeff Hodges. KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW: Donald Rudolph, Randy Hinz, Carl Rogers, Bradley Van Arsdale, Dana Huston, Kevin Baysinger, Trease Geary, Michielle Snandiferd, Sheri Rowley, Sandra Tatman, James Herzog, Jeff Becker, Donald Springeman, Mrs. Freeman. FRONT ROW: Tammy Knight, John Knight, Sally Teich- graeber, Wendy Shoemaker, Darren Orender, Ed- ward Fisher, Steven Davies, Misty Kifer, Laura Smith. SPECIAL EDUCATION A Dale Sullivan, Ruby Sullivan, Robin Sullivan Brenda 'Linsey, Sandra Robinson, Bradley Miller, Gene Lin sey, Mrs. Daryl Knight--Bus Driver. u JR. HIGH BAND BACK ROW: Eric Freeman, Danny Calvey, David Carlton, OND ROW: Brenda Lyman, Pam Davies, Alicia Sergeant, Chris Knight, Jackie Kennard, Danny Laws, Justin Combes, Julie Linhart, Grace Kellum, Connie Sullivan, Michelle Eddy Linhart, Chad Onek. THIRD ROW: Christie Knight, Davies, Lori Miller, John Edwards, Joline Shaner. FRONT Steven Huddleston, Bob Gould, Pam Becker, Randall Her- ROW: Marla Hanks. Mary Stephens, Gretta Sergeant, Dar- zog, Steven Bechtel, Kenneth Torne, Vernon Pope, Chris la Stallard, Frances George, Connie Harper, Kathy Birn- Huddlestons Scott Smith' Tom 31-mnk, Mr, Lehngt. SEC- baum, Eileen Sullivan, Stacey Onek, Sheri Wallace. BEGINNING BAND BACK ROW: Greg Herzog, Mr. Lehnst, Soott Grimmett, singer, Pernell Combes, Sandra Birnbaum, Cindy Hulshoff, Todd Newkirk, Vincent Gould. THIRD ROW: Glenn Haw- Jolene Thorne, Brian Knight. FRONT ROW: Angela Tat- kens, Jeff Bailey, Janice Bechtel, Darla Reimer, Jill Sch- man, Harold Small, Lonnie Stadiferd, Kellie Spatz, Ron- rader, Marcine Shaner, Dianne Smith, Tammy Small, ald Linsey, Bert Wickey, Mark Miller, Kenneth Pope, Donna Miller, Ellen Lohmeyer. SECOND ROW: Lisa Hus- Ronnie Smith, Brad Mullen. ton, Davanne Lohmeyer, Moreene Hampton, Robert Bay- ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Mrs. Vera Freeman Mrs. Judy Shoemaker Mrs. Sally Burns Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade ill? 4 . Mrs. Dawn Owens Mrs. Connie Butts Mrs. Nadine Lowman Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Miss Barbara Conkling Mrs. Dorothy Becker Kenneth Cannon Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade 'E' 9 V Y x f 5 1 State Bank of Lebo Member FDIC Bgl C P Crawford Furniture Company 606-608 Commercial Street E D Khl t Ft Csage City Chamber of Commerce DeBaun-International, Inc 424 Market Osage City Ph 913 528 4121 SMlTH'S SHOP Portable Welding Service Ph. 256-3925 Lebo Lebo LEBO LUMBER 81 HARDWARE Jack 81 Beulah Benedict Lebo-256-3195 COUNTRY CORNERS TRUCK STOP 81 CAFE I-35 and Lebo 256-4040 Glenn 8. Shirley Smith GRANGERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LEBO Grain-Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Custom Mixing 81 Drying LEBO IGA sroae 256-2825 W ALLEGRE-REXALL Prescription 81 Veterinary Service Stover's Chocolates Lebo, 256-2615 PATRONS MUTUAL INS. MARK TRUCK SERVICE Best Dependable Service Dunlap-Lebo Grange Members Robert Mark Jack Sullivan . Dunlap Lebo John H. Lewis-Lebo 256-4611 787-2331 256-4731 HEIDI INN Refreshments Pizza Sandwiches X STRAWN STATE BANK HARTFORD STATE BANK Member FDIC New Strawn Hartford RR RESTA3RAh?elV?E3'TET SHOP NEOSHO RAPIDS ELEVATOR New Strawn Neosho Rapids DR. JOHN H. HILL Chiropractor ZSCHElLE'S Lyndon CHEV-OLDS Mon.-wed.-Fra. Tue.-sat. BU i 9t0n 9200-5200 9200-12100 BENNER-WILLIAMS, INC. Home Furnishings Osage City-Emporia Ottawa WEST RIDGE MOBILE HOMES Sales 81 Service Quality Built Homes Osage City-Ph. 528-3460 WICKS FLOWER SHOP Jim Edwards 528 So. 5th-528-3126 Osage City JONES DAIRY CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE Grade A-Pasteurized Products 420 Market-Osage City Ph. 528-1551 OF KANSAS Building solid growth through better service WALLACE'S STITCHIN' POST 416 W. 6th 342-6699 Emporia Everything in Sewing Sewing Machine Service BURNS BODY SHOP 107 Commercial Emporia HONDA OF EMPORIA YAMAHA-HUSQVARNA Sales-Parts-Service 2632 w. Hwy. so 342-6804 DAVIES GARDEN CENTER Nursery-Lawn-Garden Supplies 1601 Prairie-Emporia BECKER PROPANE CO. LEBO GRAIN CO., INC. Grain-Seed-Feed-Fertilizer 256-2700 256-3935 Lebo Lebo MFA INSURANCE Marion Mick Sleezer Lebo JONES FUNERAL HOME Roy and Helen Jones Fred and Jean Rowley 256-3111 Lebo KNIGHT BUILDERS 256-3542 Lebo ll 551- 5 X dai -A F' is-are 5 I Kis h f s 5 fgfbfgfl 'I O'NEAL MILK HAULING Grade A or Grade C Surplus and Degrade PIONEER PIONEER Dealer: Daryl Knight Distributor: Garanger's CO-Op Assn. A 256-3055 Lebo En.EEN's BEAUTY SHOP DEAN KNIGHT OIL CO. EVANS 255-3775 and 256-2205 NEE Lebo Lebo DISKQHQ WM. GRIMMETT MASONRY , Plowing C0mb'n'f'9- CONTRACTOR Congratulations from Cultivating Applying Anhydrious Brick-Block-Stone THE LEBO ENTERPFUSE DAVID M, LOHMEYER We specialize in fireplaces 256-5225 Lebo 256-3343 I NO+ Hybrids ' Corn lfalfa - BEYER MOTOR COMPANY The Growing Name in Hybrids Chrysler Dodge See: DON DAVIES plymouth 256-5247 Grmey Wheat - Lebo Sorghum WESTHAVEN REST HOME OSAGE BOWL OSAGE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY- WC- Privately Owned Osage City 512-14 Main Street 528-3422 528-4410 Osage City 70 Beds Osage City Lenore 8- Fred Pearson Phone 528-3711 MARTIN MATERIAL CO., INC. Lumber-Hardware-Paint All Building Materials 528-3914 Osage 528-3924 City Compliments of- JERRY'S SUPER SAVER Osage City NORDLING MOTORS SHIELDS MOTOR CO.. INC. Chev-Buick-Olds American Motors , GMC Trucks Osage City 425 Market 913-528-3101 Osage City IVAN DAYHOFF ELEVATOR, INC. Osage City Grain-Feed-Seed-Fertilizer BLUESTEM FARM 81 RANCH SUPPLY 2611 West Highway 50 KANSAS SOYA PRODUCTS DIV. ROSS INDUSTRIES Grind-Mix-Deliver Emporia Emporia Purina Chows Phone 528-4631 KELLEY'S PANEL a. MARINE wAYNE's - ' Sales 81 Service 1402 E. Sth-E. 50 Hwy. Phone 316-342-3257 Emporia Carpet-Draperies--Shades Wayne Lambert-Owner 618 Mechanic Phone Emporia 342-4043 Ceramic Tile- Linoleum-Formica RIVERSIDE GARDENS 210 S. Lawrence THE PURL SHOP Flinthills Village Shopping Center MR. K'S BIKE CENTER Emporia 342-6991 E ' 316 Comme cial w. B. Eyman Phone mpona Emporr Dorothy Eyman 342-5457 Yam-NeedleW0rk- Rugs-Instructions GARRISON MUSIC STORE 715 Commercial Emporia Complete Music Service ROBINSON RENTAL 81 SALES Wheelchairs-Hospital Beds Commodes-Walkers 911 Commercial Emporia 342-3113 TAYLOR SHOES Downtown Family Shoe Store 525 Commercial Emporia GEO. GROH AND SONS, INC. 325 Commercial Sheet Metal Work Built-up 81 Composition Roofing 316-342-7576 Emporia HARDWARE 8. FURNITURE 618 Commercial Downtown Emporia 342-3811 RIN' TEICHGRAEBER THE . MILLING CO., INC. EMPORIA GAZETTE 302 Oak Emporia CALDWELL IMPLEMENT CO' THE DAILY REPUBLICAN BURLINGTON LUMBER8 SUPPLY John Deere 'NC' 324 Hudson 626 Neosho Burlington Burlington Burlington BOYCE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE, INC. Insurance of All Kinds New Strawn BIG TEE DRIVE-IN 1108 North 4th Burlington PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK FDIC Insured Burlington FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Stub 81 Stan 364-5341 Burlington EDWARDS' WATCH SHOP Watches Repaired At the Twilight Motel Burlington BOB'S IGA FOODLINER MID-TOWN CAFE Smorgasbord Dinner JONES FURNITURE AND FUNERAL HOME 800 North 4th WaVerIY Burlington Everyday Phone Burlington 733-2281 733-2521 FIRST NATIONAL BANK s 8. s SALES WaVe V Member FDIC Burlington Phone: 733-2564 The Bank Where You Come First LAKEVIEW SERVICE CENTER WAYNES CLOTWNG FFlAN'S SERVICE STORE New Strawn Men's and Boy's Wear 392-5558 Hartford Gas-Food-Lodging 828-4921 Lyndon COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. . Z A PEPSI V 1 5 1 Of Emporia PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. OF EMPORIA 2815 W. 12th Emporia EE 3, gf 3 5 .1 R251 i BGOSTERS LEBO Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jaggers Rev. Seymour Bruce Richard E. Givens Rev. Pat Freeman Harsch's Lebo Garage Lebo Coffee Shop Bill Spielman, DaKalb Seed Spielman and Spatz Lebo Skelly Lebo Recreation Center Lebo Coin-Op Laundry Gordon Combes Construction Hy-Way Cafe Lebo Appliance Center, Whirlpool Evans Printing Boden Bait and Tackle BURLINGTON Reisbig Marine lTCO Farm Supply IIa's Flowers Foster Pharmacy Williamson Hardware Hi-Style Salon Kelly Klutter House Easy Wash Laundry and Dry Cleaning Charlie's Cleaners Barton's Hatchery and Feed Store Fashion Stall Standard Oil Company Mary Alice Shop Orville E. Steele, Probate Judge Audit Tax Service Clarence Roth, Sheriff Mary Withers, Pontiac-Buick WAVERLY Waverly Food Mart Waverly Lumber Yard LYNDON Casa de Moda McDaniel's Hardware and Appliances EM PORIA Vic's Sport Shop S 81 S Barber Stylists Dr. J.C. Patton Cline Auto Supply Emporia Wholesale and Coffee Co. Red-X-Pharmacy Browns Shoe Fit Co. Holloway Jewelry lreland's Shoe Repair Ames Real Estate Peter Pan No. 17 Poobah Clothing Store Goodyear Service Store Emporia Sport Shop Modern Air-Conditioning, lnc. Crumb Typewriter Co. Berg and Frost Pharmacies New Process Laundry and Cleaners Blue Stem Bowl Skateland Thomas Farm Gas Supply Vista Drive-in Restaurant OSAGE CITY Dr. J.H. French, Optometrist Osage Shoe Shop Howard's Fabric Shop Park Pharmacy Osage Grain Co., lnc. Buzz's Automotive Service Home Oil Co. Gerald Lee Kerns, D.V.M. GaiIey's Cleaners Swarts Clothing Osage Coin-Op Laundry Martin Ford Sales T H A N Y K O U -i .EW Qi? eg 3 me P l