Lusk High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

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Money, money, everywhere, bur nor a cenl of if mine, walled Evelyn Jordan. Yes, LUSK STATE BANK keeps on hand a lol of cash, much of if in lhe burglar proof vaull. Bul ils asseis are Tar grealer. lnvesimenls are made in loans 'ro hundreds of businesses and live- slock ranches. Wisdom in lhe handling of ils depos- iior's funds. and in advising i+s palrons are lhe province of C. W. Erwin, ils presidenl, and perhaps ils greaiesl assef. I We had ro work Tas? io gel ihis one! The O0 F. sluff is hard on cameras. The oil in The shuiier congeals and no piclure. Noi lo say Thai Rae Ann Chris- fian wasn'+ ready io congeal, loo. We waiied uniil she go? ihru shiv- ering. Then she could have held lhaf pose like a sialue. Bur +hal's whal il lakes io pro- fecl The hundreds and Thousands ol dollars worfh of perishable foods Lusk people have enlrusied fo The care OTLUSK COLD STCR- AGE COMPANY Day and nighf, summer and win- fer, old mercury seldom gels more lhan a Trosly look over The zero- degree mark. And whal goodies 'rhose gleam- ing while-enameled lockers con- ceall Slrawberries, corn on 'rhe cob, chicken, fish, wild game . . . And if you aren'l lhe outof- doors lype, Mr. James S. l-loy can sell you direcl The whole BlRDSEYE line of frozen foods, and quariers and halves of beef and pork per- leclly cuf and wrapped for Taking home.

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1, is ' Y:,we'i22z ya ., NN-'vs 3' .. -f - - .. . , A 'P Wig xgssfsui-wks , ,,.,. -.,. 5 :.- - J ' ' 4... gi W . .M .. , ,,,,, ,.,,,...,,..s. Jusi in case you wondered where we gol a sfepladder iall enough io make lhai line shol oi LHS on lhe lille page, we didnill Frankie Deflasiro and Frank Chrislian oi ihe DLS FLYING SCHOOL were kind enough io lake Mann Flini up lo make ihe shoi. Thank youl Life saving? Yes indeed. A fire or lube repaired in lime has saved many a liie. Pal' McDaniels, Keifh Lincoln and George Sfurman waich Paul Heany inspecr a 'fire casing. The relreading machines oi lhe OK RUBBER WELDERS are near The lroni window, and are liie-savers on pockelbooks, loo. -,N I EP! an You may noi have been born eiiher beauliiul or handsome. Bul you can be dressed in clolhes made superbly preseniable by ihe SUNSHINE CLEANERS. Here Jerry Koleno is gelling ihai lasi wrinkle oul oi a suil coai, while Mrs. Koleno makes an alleralion and Kennelh Sinclair looks on. Beniamin Franklin would no doubl consider af- enlerprising an insfiiulion as rhe BEN FRANKLIN STORE a line iribuie lo his memory. Being served are Evelyn Tibbifs, Belly and La Vonne Mun- singer. The smiling manager, noi shown, is Bill Shipp. Here's whal lo do lor lhe 'lhungry feeling ihar comes be- fore, berween and aiier meals. Daisy Shimelc and JoAnn Klemke are on fhe beam, being served delicious hamburgers al BEST'S LUNCH by Joyce Walker. J-1' A if fini - . 1 'ish' J. C. PENNEY slores are nalionally owned. buf like Lusk'S. lhey become an unmislakable park oi The communily. Several Lusk High sfudenis are employed, including Shirley lvlalmborg, and Phyllis Owens. Manager Don Unruh and Eunice Maguire may also be seen, 70

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Nowonder Tollcs have a Triendly Teel- ing Towards The LUSK CAFE. EnTer wiTh an annoyed Teeling oT disconTenT -hunger. Leave wiTh a smile, and an oh, whaT a beauTiTul day sorT oT Teeling. Good Tood, careTully prepared and TempTingly served worlcs ThaT TransTor- rnaTion. Add To ThaT The excepTionally well cared Tor Turnishings, and you have abouT The TinesT place To eaT ouT you'd ever care To Tind. Arlene Pollard. Bonnie Kaan and BeTTy Wolfe are enjoying Themselves aT CoTTee Time, while Mrs. Amelia Lind- quist The owner, relaxes a biT, Too. You'd be surprised how many oT The Luslc CaTe's cusTomers are-yes, your Triends. WhaT do service-sTaTion operaTors do when There is no cusTomer ouT TronT? Well, here's a Tellow, Slim, ThaT is, who has a new answer. I-le repairs ra- dios beTween Tilling 'ern up wiTh gas. I-le really does, and loTs oT Them! The DeCasTro AuTo CourT is noT under The managemenT oT SLIM TIB- BlT'S SERVICE STATION, buT iT does malce an ideal combinaTion Tor The TourisT. BuT The biggesT share oT Slim's busi- ness is iusT Trom home-Tollcs who come in To Luslc Trom Their ranches in surrounding communiTies. For These and all oThers, There is de- pendable Slxelly gasoline, oil and Tires. NoThing succeeds like success. To Take your righTTul place in The social or business world, buy The besT cloThes your budgeT will allow. Then sTreTch Their abiliTy To seT you oTT as a successTul person by lceeping Them Trim and clean. For example, he r e ' s Bob Willson Talcing care oT his L sweaTer wiTh The help oT MERIT CLEANERS. Back in The shop. beyond The Tlash lamp's reach, sTands Clem L. Burge, The owner, aT one OT The sTeam presses. And The girl wiTh The ingraTiaTing smile is Rowena Ki-'lr.