Lusk High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

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'Twas sTarTing To snow The day we made This shoT. BUT iT always did Take more Than a liTTle snow To keep Carol and a car-Tull oT sTudenTs Trom going To games-away , and To inTerAschool band con- cerTs. The CHRYSLER agency in Lusk is in The ca- pable hands Mrs. Jennie In charge WolTe, who oT The HIGHWAY GARAGFS owner, Held. oT The mechanical deparTmenT is Bennie is aided by a busy sTaTT. WW FWFQ a fiszszi if., V Vi ,pf is -.Hemi anvv We'll wager ThaT BeTTy Larson couldn'T remem- OTTo Klemke, Sr., busy dicTaTing To BeTTy Lincoln ber all The reasons OTTO Klemke, Jr. oTTered why Allen l'46, L.H.S.l, claims ThaT liTe insurance is pro- liTe insurance is a Tine way To save money. TecTion plus savings, and The suresT means To Tinans BeTTy, like many oThers, Thinks oT liTe insurance paymenTs as an expense. cial securiTy.

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Models? Who'd have 'rhoughl ii? Janis Miller does righi well in a SWANSDOWN suif, allhough Slclla Kuesior rugs on an inliniiesmal wrinlcle. One ran hardly say Thai Georgeann Gibson is modeling lhnl DORIS DODSON dress. Models seldom own 'the dresses lhey queen around in. Bui Georgeann boughl rhai charming dress 'rhe day before! ln iaci, boih girls are regular cusiorners of The QUALITY SHOP, which is presided over graciously by Mrs. Bryan Burge. No, Donald Burke and Ida Mae Sides are nor shopping for diamonds. Pxlfho you mighi infer rhaf from fhe piciure. Mr. Scofl, The genial owner, and Mrs. Sam Wood, of SCOTT'S JEWELRY STORE reveal rhe fruih. Besides Junior class rings, how- ever, ihe siore fealures Kodalcs, silverware, coslume jewelry, engraving and experf wafch repairing. Anybody lcnow who lhe liHle fellow is?

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fl 'ii STraTegically locaTed aT The iuncTion oT U. S. l-Tighways 20 and 85, The SIN- CLAIR SERVICESTATION. operaTed by The Blackmore broThers, is a busy place. OperaTing a bulk planT business in addiTion To The usual service sTaTion business, This place oT business is unusu- ally well equipped To serve noT only The needs oT passing moTorisTs Tor a Till , buT also The diversified needs oT Nio- brara CounTy's ranchers Tor lubricanTs and Tuels. RoberT Moss, who liv e s nearby. amblecl over To waTch The phoTograph- ing, and, oT course goT inTo The picTurel Do unTo oThers as you would have Thom do unTo you is The wellblcnown rnoTTO Trom which This cloThing empo- rium in Luslc Takes iTs name:THE GOL- DEN RULE STORE. Really Tar beTTer liT Than The phoTo made wiTh a single Tlash lamp reveals, The sTore is mosT aTTracTively modern in The deparTmenT sTore TradiTion. Mrs. Florence Grimm is abouT To wrap up a lovely blanlceT Tor Nila Sylvesfer, while Lois Sullivan and Arlene Pollard will soon be waiTed upon. Mary Ross, in The Toreground, is also a regular cusTomer oT The GOL! DEN RULE. The sTore also handles a Tull line OT men's cloThes. ,.,,....n 5.0 '. ,gi , . . M- . .. N- 'agent '16- I 45 me 59 STandard-everywhere . No Town, village, meTropolis or hamleT in The UniTed STaTes buT has a STANDARD SERVICE . For The cross-counTry mo- TorisT seeking To buy Tamiliar and TrusT- worThy producTs, This STandard sTaTion is a welcome sighT in The hearT oT l.uslc. BuT Tor home-Tollcs who lcnow The men behind The pumps, l-lans and Bus GauT- schi, The value oT The producT in en- hanced by The Triendly inTegriTy of long years OT conTinued operaTion of The sTaTion. A closer inspecTion OT The phoTo- graph will-reveal ThaT iT was Talcen early- morning of a day when The world was liTerally sheaThed in a Thin layer of gleaming ice.