Lusk High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

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Shades oT The days oT The general sTorel Here, no cracker barrel or poT-bellied sTove. GAMBLE'S in Luslc is a IOOOQ, ulTra-modern selTAservice sTore. BuT iT boasTs a sToclr oT varied mer- chandise even The counTry sTore couldn'T beaT. Linoleum, nails, Tires, Tubes, radios, garden Tools, aspirin, school supplies, beds, sToves, daven- porTs-The whole run oT hardware, Tur- niTure and varieTy sTore iTems. Shirley Lincoln waiTs on Helen Hall, while DoroThy Humphrey is aTTended by Mrs. McCullough, Ken Chilrwood is wrapping a purchase, in The baclc- ground, while Mr. Ray ChiTwood, The genial manager sTepped ouT To The posT oTTice. The Ears is The niclcname This gang Tool: upon seeing This picTure. See Tor yourselll BuT under Those mechanics slull caps and between Those ears is a world oT aulornolive experience. You name iT, and They can do iT- if iT has To do wiTh anything on wheels. Wrflrlirirg, spring repair, blaclfsrniThing, overhaul, rebuilding, servicing, and sell. ing Dodge and PlymouTh cars and Dodge job raled Truclcs. OT course, The rose s among The Thorns aT WESTERN REPAIR are our own Paula Culver and Mildred Ladwig. The rnaripower, Trorn leTT To righT: LaTe Culver, Wylie Blevins, Sam GagsTeTTer Glen CroTuTl, MilTon l-limes, AlberT Hoy, Bill McDaniels, John Mundra, and Buck Culver lAnTone l-lyTrelc is The liTTle man who wasn'T Thereml. .1 .:5'r.. , ki-..,c-aj. Here is a rare scene. Yould need To waTch Tor many days To come across D. F, Wilson, Clyde Rood, Mrs. Wilson and Lorraine all sTanding sTill aT The same Timel The obvious cause oT all The hasTe and bUSTle involved aT The D. F. Wll.- SON PLUMBING A ND HEATING SHOP is ThaT when The plumber is needed, he is generally needed badly. ReTail sales in c l u d e windmill and pump parTs, waTer heaTers and washing machines, baThTubs, lavaTories, lciTchen sinlcs, caleineT, closeT combinaTior's and a Tull plumbing line.

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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.

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330000, hi Bel you didn'l know lhal hamburgers oulsell all olher menu ilems, day in 81 day oull Calering lo Lusk's lremendous appelile lor lhal lavorile American lreal, is POP'S DINER. Shirley Benelield lakes an order lrom a lourisl. while some ol lhe high school gang lHeIen Mal- lhewson, Bob Willson, Frances Clingman, Dave Lorenzen and Kesler Akersl wail a minule as Anna Bridge presides al lhe hol plale. The chairs are lull, bul il won'l be long belore il's your lurn is lhe slogan ol lhis busy lwo-chair K. C. BARBER SHOP. Jerry Hamplon and Keilh Currey are experlly served by Chuck Vaughan and George Currey, lhe owner. BILL'S TAXI SERVICE, Phone 79 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Division page pholos-KEN'S PHOTO SHOP, Cas- er. Porlrails, formal groups-SWANSON STUDIO, Fl. Collins. Adverlising pholos-FLINT PHOTO, Lusk, and Slafl. All olher pholos-TIGER Slall. Typeselling, page 76-LUSK FREE LANCE. Typeselling, caplions-THE LUSK HERALD. Hand lellering, lille page-MR. JESS THOMPSON. Air-pholo, lille page--FLINT PHOTO, DHS FLYING SCHOOL. General publishers: LUSK HERALD, MYERS 8: COM- PANY, TOPEKA, KANSAS.