Lusk High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

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lT would Take an airplane phoTo To picTure The Tull exTenT OT MIDWEST HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COM- PANY'S domain in Lusk. While ThaT shoT would show The imposing MidwesT Building in The hearT oT Town and The Skelgas planT and several warehouses. iT would noT reveal The spacious and busy TurniTure deparTmenT on The base- menT Tloor iusT below where This phoTo was made. Kennefh BuTler and Harold Schippo- reiT are among The dozens of employ- ees. The manager, George Gibson. is proud To have Gerald Lincoln, Dolores Deifchler and PaTTy McClain among his many Triends and cusTomers. Open ThaT cash regisTer, Joe . Joe and Thelma Andrews do open iT many Times a day To puT in The nickels and dimes Ll-TS sTudenTs gladly leave be- hind To pay Tor delicious TounTain con- coclions. Dean Brooks, Anna Mae Amend, Frances Clingman and GeraldineTurner are only a small sampling oT The sTu- denfs and Townspeople who Tind CASEY'S DRUG AND JEWELRY STORE a Triendly business house. A. J. Casey's TaTher and Three bro+h- ers are all regisTered pharmacisTs. Your prescripTion is saTe wiTh Casey. lT is a Tar cry Trom making snapshoTs oT your Triends wiTh your TavoriTe box camera, To making PORTRAITS BY SWANSON. ln TacT, iT Takes a camera wiTh a lens like a saucer in size, soTT, TlaTTering TluorescenT I i g h T s . back- grounds, spoTlighTs and-well, look aT Joe McCullough all surrounded! BuT iT also Takes skill and personaliTy. Seniors will long remember Mr. Swan- son as a dynamic salesman oT his wares, and a smooTh operaTor behind The cam- era, as he is seen here. The SWANSON STUDIO is locaTed in FT. Collins, Colorado. and engages in all Types oT phoTographic work.

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We'll admil lhis shol was posed. However, Dale Gunn and Carl Maguire are r e g u I a r cuslomers ol lhe FIRE- STONE STORE. We can'l guile re- member how Pally Shane gol in, bul she seems lo be buying somelhing al a bargain. Noal Larson lhoughl lhal can ol painl he is buying lrom Johnny Robinson was iusl lhe lickel lor lhe lillle redecoraling iob he had al home. Bob Templelon manages lhis well-lil modern emporium which deals in hard- ware, a u lo m o b i I e accessories and home-making equipmenl. Leave il lo Kesler. He's always righl up lronl. And lhal inleclious smile ol his speaks well ol lhe kind ol service he gels al WILLARD'S. Ol course, Jess Willard has sold oul lo Okie Krekeler and Herb Klindl, bul lhe gang slill lorgalhers al WILLARD'S . Paula Culver dishes il up lo Kesler, Belly Sliles, Belly Wolfe, and Vearl O'Con- ner al lhe lounlain, while Gerald Lin- coln and Richard Cogdill look on. Ol course, Willard's deal in cosmel- ics, velerinary supplies, lake in Kodak work, and when lhe doclor says so, lills lhose heallh-resloring prescriplions wilh prolessional skill and a personal inleresl, Have you? Have you ever been in lhe lobby ol lhe RANGER HOTEL? ll is undoubledly lrue lhal ils line appoinlmenls are more lamiliar lo lour- isls and lravelling business men lhan lo Luslc's home-lolks. Even il you don'l need a room, why nol slep in and see one ol Lusk's show places. The RANGER is a holel lo be proud oll Bob Darrow and Harry Sager are regularly or lhe slafl ol lolks il lakes lo operale a busy holel. And Roy Charnberlain's RANGER is a very busy holel indeed. ez

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