Rozel High School - Tiger Memories Yearbook (Rozel, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

+ 4 , H- gjgllfx TLJQJM-4 MW Dedication We, the Seniors of 1953 dedicate our annual to our parents who have so willingly helped us through our twelve years of school. That we may from time to time refresh our memories of those events andxfaces around the Rozel School, the following pages are for your enjoy- ment in the years to come. I V. H. Meckfessel--Director A. S. Umberger--Treasurer H. A. Drake--Clerk 4 n MISS CHRISTINE SPREIER English AB - University of Kansas AM - Columbia University JOHN ALLEN RIDER Commerce BS - Northwestern St. College Alva, Oklahoma RUSSELL W. PENNINGTON Biology BS - Fort Hays State MRS. ELIZABETH WILSON Music BS - Kansas University Four Summers' Work in Northwestern, Evanston, 111. MRS. HANNAH HAWKINS Home Economics AB - Fort Hays State JOE L. BLATTNER Science, Mathematics, Shop, Coach BS - Engineering KSC N LORJETTA PRICE Band ............. l-Z Glee Club .... .... l - Cheerleader ........ 2 Annual Staff. ......... . . Secretary-Treasurer. . Vice-President ..... . . Class Plays ..... . . . Z- Sextet ......... .... Tr1o.......... ...l- Mixed Chorus. .... ..l LEON SUCHT Basketball. . . . . . . .l-2- Baseball. . . . . . . . . 1-2- Footballn... ..... Class PIays.......... A.nnualStaff.......... Band.............l-2- Mixed Chorus.......l- President............ Secretary-Treasurer. . Student Council Pres. Snlutatorian Achievement Letter. . . RICHARD WAGNER Basketball ...... . .1-Z-3 Football ........... . . . Baseball. ........ 1-2- President ........... . . Vice-President. . . . . . . . Class P1ays..... .... Annual Staff. . . . . . Co-Editor-..... .. Student Council, . , , . , , Valedictorian Achievement Letter. . . . NED DEIGHTON 123 Basketball. . . . . . . . - Football. . . . ...l-Z 3 123 Basebal1..... .. - President. . . . . . . . . . Class P1ays..... ... Student Council. . . . Band........ ... nv Annual Staff. . . zQE ELLA Band1....... GILMORE .........1- Glee Club. . . .. .. . 1-2-3- Mixed Chorus. . . . .l-Z-3- Class Plays.......... 3- Annual Staff... . ...... DONAL D ELLIS Basketball. . . . . . . . . . Football. .. . . . . ..l-2 Baseball...... .... Class Plays .... . . . Annual Staff. . . . Band......... l 9 WANDA PARROTT Band. .............. l-Z Glee Club ........ 1-Z-3 Class Plays. ....... Z- Annual Staff .... ...... Co-Editor.. . ..... Sextet ........ ..... Nonetie ................ Mixed Chorus ..... 1-2-3- Valedicto rian BOBBY MURPHY Basketball .......... 1-Z Baseball ..... ....l-Z Football. . . .... .... 3 Annual Staff .... . . . President .... . . . Class Plays .... . . . 3 KEITH PATTERSON Football ....... . . .1-Z- Basketball. ....... l-Z- Baseball ..... . . 1-2- Class Plays.... ..... Annual Staff........... Student Council. . . . . . . . Vice-President of Student Council. . . . . Vice-President. . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer. . . BILLY WINKLER Basketball. ....... 1-2-3- Baseball ....... . . . . 1-2- Football ..... . . . - .l-Z-3- Student Council. . . . . . . . . Band............ ... Annual Staff..... ..... Class Plays. . . . . . . . Vice-President. . . . ROBERT WEBSTER Basketball. . . .... J . .1-2-3 l 2 Baseba.ll.... ....... - 1-Qozbau. . . . . . .. . .1-z-3-4 ' 4 Class P1ay'............. Annual Staff.... ...,.. 4 JOE BLATTNER Senior Class Sponsor In the beginning of our high school education, our class consisted of thirteen Green Freshmeng our present eleven members plus two who have dropped out, Wanda Stiles and Jerry Quisenberry. We elected Mr. Fisher as our class sponsor. Our school plant facilities consisted of the vocational building. In March, we moved into the new building. We had the privilege of being the ,first Freshman Class to go into the new school building. The upperclassmen entertained , the Freshman Class with a picnic and initiation at the Kershner Dam. Two members of the Sophomore Class, Wanda Parrott and Loretta Price, had the honor of assisting the Juniors in presenting their Junior Play. We elected Joe Blattner as our class sponsor. He has continued this task as sponsor for the last three years: much to his regret. The Sophomores violated school regulations by attending a show in Kinsley. Richard Wagner and Joe Blattner were in HOT WATER! AND HOW! ? ? During the Junior year, the class entertained themselves with two class parties. In April, the members presented the play Private Secretary, which was delayed because Bill Winkler had the flu. It was directed by Mrs. Pennington. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was given on May 3--the theme was Hitch Your Wagon To A Star. All the class of '53 returned to school in September with the ex- ception of Wanda Stiles. We gave our Senior Play, Father Be Calm, on November 21, before a large audience. Miss Spreier was the director. The Senior Class voted to publish an annual, Tiger Memories, and after much fun and a great deal of work, was com- pleted with the assistance of the entire Senior Class and our sponsor, Mr. Blattner. Four members of our class played on the basketball team which had a successful season--going all the way to the Regionals before being eliminated by Deerfield--winner of the Regional Tourna- ment. We left Tuesday, April Z6, for Colorado on our Senior Trip. We covered many points of interest in Pueblo, Canon City, Royal Gorge, Colorado Springs, and Denver. We returned home Sunday, May 3. It was a very happy group of Seniors who received their diplomas the evening of May 14. We will always have many pleasant memories of Rozel High School. 1 Z t A--Ambitions. . . B --Bashful .... . C--Casanova. . . . D--Devilish. . . E--Energetic. . . F--Flirt ..... . G--Gigglv. .... . H--Hot Rodder. . . I--Inconsiderate. . J--Joyful ....... . K--Killjoy ..... . L--Lovers. . . . M--Married. . . . . . N--Neglectable. . . O--Obedient. . . . P--Proud. . . . Q--Quiet ..... . R--Restful ..... . S--Sleepy ....... . T--Troublesome. . . . U--Unforgettable. . . . V--Vim and Vigor. . . W--Willing. . . . . . . X--Cellent. . . . . . Y--Youthful. . . Z--Zero. . . . . ZA! Don's .... Bi11's .... Leon's .... Ned's .... Bobby's. . . Loretta's. . . Keith's .... Wanda's .... Zoe Ella's. . . Richard's. . . Bob's ..... . . . . . Eldon Wilson . . .Zoe Ella Gilmore . . . . . . Ned Deighton . . . Freshman Girls . . . . . . . .Bob Murphy . . . .Shirley Bradford . . . Freshman Girls . . . . Sharon Struthers . . . . . . . Teachers ....... ..... Bob Webster Selby . . . . Oh those LaCrosse boys ............Loretta Price . . . . . . . . .Keith Patterson . . . . Richard Wagner . . Marjorie Reinhardt . . . . . Wanda Parrott ........Leon Sucht . . . .Bill Winkler . . . . . . Teachers ..... Class of '53 ........Bill Price . . Iva Mae Kershner ................Seni.ors ............... Don Ellis . . . . American History Tests ,JAM I I Romances ...........S1eeping in class .............Larned Romances ... Disagreements with teachers ...............Witty remarks ............Love for college men ....Love for a certain Junior Girl ....................Efficiency ....................Blushing Cute grin . . . Interest in cars ' ,ZW To whom it may concern: 1 We, the Seniors, of the city of Rozel, county of Pawnee, and state of Kansas, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath: l, Ned Deighton, will my ability to get along with study hall teachers to Leon Jennings. I, Don Ellis, will my ability to fly over the railroad tracks in my car to Glenn Wells. I, Zoe Ella Gilmore, will my big blue eyes to Nola Drake. I, Bob Murphy, will my ability to get straight A's to Joe Fox. I, Wanda Parrott, will my beautiful alto voice to Gloria Manka. I, Keith Patterson, will my crewcut and bald spot to Mr. Rider. I, Loretta Price, will my ability to play my sax to Freddy Wilson who is greatly interested in music. I, Leon Sucht, will my ability to sing to Leroy Ellis. I, Richard Wagner, will my girl-chasing activities to Joe Patterson. I, Robert Webster, will my ability to stay clear of the law to Sharon Struthers. I, Bill Winkler, will my sloppy pool playing to Eldon Wilson. x Q h 1 5 Senior Trip On Tuesday afternoon April 28, the eleven Seniors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blattner as their sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winkler left for a trip to Colorado. The trip proved to be educational the very first hour. On packing the cars our sponsor demonstrated one of the laws of physics, that no two objects can occupy the same space at the same time. Thus after considerable cramming, jamming and repacking--one suitcase was left behind and the trip was finally begun. Poor Karl Smithg he had the unlucky lot of providing transportation for the ladies ex- cepting Mrs. Winkler. As far as we know, to this date, no one man has ever had more back seat and front seat drivers. The drivers of the two other vehicles realized Karl's misfortune but were very careful not to express any desire to exchange passengers. Can you imagine trying to drive through a busy city with five back seat drivers. The first leg of our trip proved rather uneventful with the exception of a couple of inci- dents. A very heavy dust storm was encountered between Hanston and Jetmore and at Garden City a halt was made for a pause that refreshes ! COKES! Our caravan arrived in'Pueblo about 8:30 P.M. and after taking a few wrong turns, our motel was found. Earl Brock, Bobby Webster's cousin entertained the boys at his home where many of them saw their first television. The remainder of the group spent the evening watching television at their motel. About 6:30 Wednesday morning our party regrouped for breakfast at their motel, and then proceeded to hunt the Colorado Iron and Fuel Works. Thanks to Mr. Smith we found it with only a couple hours driving. The tour of the iron and steel plant which covers 640 acres and employes 2.5, 000 personnel proved to be one of the high lights of the trip. The tour of the iron works was completed about twelve o'clock after which we journeyed to Canon City and had dinner at the Ranch House. In the afternoon our group inspected the State Penitentiary. Most people have trouble leaving a penn, but Harry Winkler, who had filled his pockets with nails and souvenirs from the iron works, had trouble getting passed the electric eye and just about didn't get in. The next point of interest was the drive over the Skyline Driveg to most of us the road at times seemed far too narrow and the ditches far too deep. Following the Skyline Drive, the Royal Gorge was next on our list. Everyone enjoyed the thrilling ride to the bottom of the Gorge in the cable cars, then some walked while others drove across the highest bridge in the world. After this experience we returned to our Motel in Canon City. The boys will never forget supper that night at the Royal Bar--the food--poor, the cost--high, and the service--slow. After considerable debate as to what the evenings entertainment should includeg everyone decided to drive to Florence and pay Kenneth Patterson and his family a visit. Thursday, we drove to Colorado Springs, upon arrival our first stop was to visit the Will Rogers Shrine. After visiting the Shrine, the boys decided to do some mountain climbing which would have been fine, except that it was prohibited. The woman in charge at the Shrine tried to excite the sponsors by telling them the boys would start a rock slide. But you know Joe and Karl, they just wou1dn't budge. Joe kept telling her to RELAXI On our way down the mountain from the Shrine the group visited the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. The monkey house proved to be the greatest interest--wonder why? Next we drove around the Broadmore Hotel. After dinner in Manitou Springs the party visited the Cave of the Winds and then drove through the Garden of the Gods. The occupants of one car QJoe'sj finally became so disgusted with the horn honking on every turn that Bobby Murphy disconnected it. With the evening approaching, we drove to the Bel Air Motel and then later all went to a movie. The following morning after an early breakfast, our party drove to Denver. Here the trip consisted of visiting the Museum of Natural History. Harry Winkler talked to one guard so long that the guard finally gave him part of his own personal rock collection so that he would let him go. The group enjoyed lunch in the Capitol Buildingg that is everyone except Keith. Keith turned up on the sick list and didn't enjoy that day's activities. The afternoon. was spent shopping and visiting the Federal Reserve Bank, where everyone for a moment held a million dollar bill. On leaving the Federal Reserve Bank all the women were ushered into an elevator and told how to operate it. Everything worked swell except when they arrived at the lower floor the door didn't open. Were they dumbfounded when a gentleman at the door behind them asked, Do you need any help? Our next stop was the Shirley-Savoy Hotel where everyone enjoyed several hours rest. Reservations were made for dinner and dancing at the Emerald Room in the Brown Palace Hotel. The majority of the party for the first time enjoyed a five course dinner, after which several members danced to the music of Lou Morgan's orchestra. Saturday morning everyone went up the Daniel Fisher tower which provides the sight- seer an opportunity to view surrounding territory several hundred miles away. Several hours later our party took off for the Municipal Airport where all enjoyed watching the planes come and go. After dinner a visit was made to the Red Rock Amphitheater. We traveled through a snow storm back to Colorado Springs. By this time everyone was becoming rather tired. Saturday evening the class had a final get-together with a dinner at the Craftwood Inn in the mountains near Manitou Springs. Most of the group retired for an evening's rest--that is between the interruptions made by several members of the party who thought they wanted to start for home at 4:30 in the morning. Sunday morning we bid farewell to Colorado Springs and vicinity and started the journey home. Our homeward trip included one incident that bears mentioning. Due to the driver of the leading car, fJoe'sJ the third car at times had to drive in excess of the speed limit. Seems as though a highway patrolman noticed this fact and hailed the last car. Boy, were the women frightened. No ticket--just fifty-four miles per hour in a fifty mile an hour speed zone. A very tired but happy group arrived home about 6:30 P.M. All the class members and sponsors enjoyed the trip very much and feel that it was educational as well as a lot of fun. We, the Senior Class wish to thank everyone that made this trip possible. AML FIRST ROW: S. Bradford, A. Meckfessel, S. Franz, E. Dufiord, K. Price, N. Meckfessel Mr. Rider, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Wagner, F. Wells, S. Struthers, B. Blackburn, K. Winkler, M. Patterson THIRD ROW: J. Fox, L. Ellis, J. Deighton, F. Wilson, E. Wilson, H. Hohl. I Mr. Hamilton Mrs. Hamilton Dick Junior Redford Sandberg Marilyn Hamilton Bert Hemingway Gloria Margy Everett Parker Cop Miss Alder Grandpa M FATHER BE CALM Bill Winkler Wanda Parrott Leon Sucht Richard Wagner Keith Patterson Loretta Price Ned Deighton Nada Winkler Carolee Fox Robert Webster Bob Murphy Zoe Ella Gilmore iss Spreier, Director Don Ellis 'D .-. o : I-c 41 S :J 2 E a 'zf .-T U 5 c: :v H an vi D. Kershner, D. Balman, C. Winkler, G. Wilson, J. Elmore, D. Bruntzel, N. Meckfessel, SECOND ROW: ith, P. Cook, T. Spreier. ITI. Blackburn, C. Wilson, O. S ai Spreiet, Struthers. S. Franz, F. Wells, L. L. Arnold, C. Fox, M. Reinhart, L. Price, S. THIRD ROW: th. Sm ..-4 W. Webster, B. I. Kershner, D. Price, L. Price, F. Wilson, L. Sucht, C. Bradford, K. Winkler, M. Joseiiak, W: R0 URTH FO Mrs. Wilson, Director. L. Drake, I rug! FRONT ROW: D. Wagner, C. Brack, M. Reinhardt, M. Josefiak, C. Fox, S. Bradford, K. Price E. Dufford, A. Meckfessel, N. Winkler, N. Meckfessel. SECOND ROW: S. Struthers, M. Patterson, K. Winkler, L. Spreier, F. Wells. S. Franz, Z. Gilmore, M. Meier, J. Elmore, Mrs. E. Wilson, Director. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, W. Parrott, W. Webster, D. Bruntzel, I. Kershner, D. Price, N. Drake, B. Blackburn. Band: E1 Capitan ............. Sousa Overture Militaire. ..... Skornika Girls' Glee Club: Trombone Solo: Turquoise. . . . . . . .... . . .Vandercook Shirley Bradford This Is My Father's World. . Ringwald Girls' High Voice: Velvet Shoes ............. . .Evans .,,E: :',, Summertime ........... Gershwin Cornet Solo: :: Juliet Elmore Above The Clouds ....... Frangkiser 'f , Girls' Medium Voice: Leon A. Sucht Daises ................ l Hawley Clarinet Solo: Marianne Meier -Romanza ............... Hosmer ..-- 1 ,Q How Cool The Night ..... Jensen Doloris Bruntzel A ' Marjorie Josefiak Waltz Fantasy .......... Mozart Girls' Low Voice: Nola Drake . Q Count Your Blessings. . . O'Hara Clarinet Quartet: Betty Smith L' Venture ..... . . . . .... Graham 1 ' When Song Is Sweet ..... Souci Doloris Bruntzel, Nola Drake Frances Wells, Anita Meckfessel French Horn: Nocturne .............. Pottag Naomi Meckfessel Piano Solo: Elfin Dance. . ...... 4 . . . Jensen Kayla Price Moonlight Sonata ....... Beethoven Donna Price Baritone Horn: The Cavalier ........... Smith Betty Smith Debutante .............. Vandercook Marjorie Reinhardt Iva Mae Kershner Boys' Medium Voice: I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked O'I-iara ' Leon Su-:ht , Boys' Low Voice: Asleep In The Deep .... Glenn Wells Girls' Triple Trio: The Night Has A Thousand Eyes. . Cain Carol Brack, Carolee Fox, Sharon Struthers, Wanda Parrott, Marianne Meier, Betty Smith, Shirley Franz, Iva Mae Kershner, Kayla Price. 3450 Patterson Wells Wagner Murphy Winkler Gibson Wagner Rozel Rozel Rozel Rozel Rozel-- Rozel Rozel Z0 39 Z7 12 43 66 30 FOOTBALL Zookv- ------- 6 Holyrood ---- Burdett ----- Windthorst-- Hanston ----- Offerle ----- McCracken-- Jennings Ellis Patterson Wells Webster Bohart Deighton I Glenn Wells, Attendant Marianne Meier, Attendant Keith Patterson, King Betty Smith, Queen Ned Deighton, Attendant Carolee Fox, Attendant M066 Juliet Elmore, Nada Winkler, Carolee Fox Marianne Meier. Loretta Price, Iva Mae Kershner, Kayla Price. Our basketball season's record was not as good as hoped for but we surprised many people at the end of the season. We were fourth in the league tournament and league play but we didn't win any trophies. In the first game of the District Tournament we defeated Garfield and the next night we took Zook in a thriller that put us in the finals and earned a spot in the regional at Hanston. In the district finals we were defeated by Belpre but we received the second place trophy. We played our first game of regional with Deerfield who defeated us and went to the state tournament. We finished the season with ll wins and 9 losses. The second team record was 9 wins and 7 losses. BASKETBALL SCORES I Rozel Rozel Rozel-- Rozel Rozel R.ozel-- Rozel Rozel Rozel Rozel Rozel Rozel Rozel A TEAM Burdett ------- Pawnee Rock- - Zook --------- Offerle ------- Burdett-- - Hanston ------- Windthorst ---- Offerle - ---- -- Burdett- -- Spearville ----- Spearville ----- Hanston ------- Windthorst LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Rozel--55 Offerle ---- Z9 Rozel--43 Burdett----57' Rozel--40 Spearville- 42 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Rozel--61 Garfield--- 52 Rozel--62 Zook ------ 60 Rozel--42 Belpre ---- 58 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Rozel--36 Deerfie1d-- 45 gaudy FRONT ROW: J. Bohart, D. Kershner, L. Jennings, F. Wilson, M. Gilmore, E. Wilson. SECOND ROW: R. Wagner, N. Deighton, C. Bradford, K, Patterson, E. Wagner, D. Gibson, J. Patterson. The Rozel Baseball Team had a very successful season, winning six games and losing only two games. Both of our losses were to Windthorst. We received two trophies. One trophy was for taking second place in league play. The other trophy was for second place at the Hanston League Tournament. We were invited to the regional tournament, but the invitation was turned down by our coach. Ned Deighton received a baseball for having a batting average of . 750 in the league tournament, Elmer Wagner finished the season with a . 458 batting average. Ned Deighton and Richard Wagner shared the pitching chores for the team with both of them allowing thirty hits in eight games. BASEBALL SCORES Rozel--18 Hanston ----- l Rozel- - 8 Zook ------- 6 Rozel-- 3 Windthorst--ll Rozel-- 6 Spearvi11e--- 1 Rozel--13 Zook -------- 1 Rozel-- 6 Offerle ------ 1 LEAGUE TOURNEY Rozel-- 6 Offerle ----- 2 Rozel-- 5 Windthorst- -19 ,Q 1.54, .gm .fb Si: g -51932 Q 41 S ,ki 5 brxfupfwuv' ix, Iif. x Q45 Xxx K! VM ALEZ v , tr I M 31: ,K JQ 52-355 ,- 92 I . if ' Q, P' ... g? S .. 5 if 55' W if A V? ,aw 2, l' if mg - Si J iw S Qi? - .. wifi' J 4,-N15 if 1' Kgwwp 6' ,pw ,. g 5' g' as Q , qfQ,.,,f N +5 if is am all S mis it ann? 'M g Gr ks . X355 Wim N4-1 K , , Q .9 E4 -af-y. ' L... 1 fi ef WA L s w 0 R T H. um..-.pun A I-.mu bv 'll-IYUITII IIOTHBII lnnnllll. la.. U, I. A. 6,,efgM FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: . Franz, G. Wells, B. Blackburn, H. Pence, L. Price, B. Stiles. . Kershner, M. Zook, T. Blake, B. Manka, C. Winkler, R. Wagner, G. Wilson Price, C. McGonig1e, D. Wells, T. Parrott, Russell Pennington, Coach, . Spreier, D. Snodgrass, E. Spreier, C. McGonigle. gewsgf O. Smith, P. Crook, C. Howell, M. Patterson. Union Co-op. Grai n GRAIN - FEED - COAL - GASOLINE - OIL PHONE 23 STORE 8z LOCKER SERVICE STATION PHONE 25 PHONE 80 WE PLEASE OURSELVES WHEN WE PLEASE YOU ROZEL KANSAS 1Kitch Food Market GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES ICE CREAM Sz FROZEN FOODS PHONE 40 ROZEL KANSAS Wheeler Nash Company Sales 8z Service Phone 1005 621 Edwards St. Larned, Kansas Newacheck Supply Co. Auto Trimming - Supplies Auto Glass - Window Glass - Plate Glass Combine Canvas Supplies Phone 217 Larned, Kansas Vin's Pharmacy Vin Houdyshell, Pharmacist School Books Sz Secondhand Books Supplies Phone 18 516 Broadway Larned, Kansas , Berg Motor Company Dodge-Plymouth Sales Sz Service Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 27 9th dz Broadway Larned, Kansas J. S. Wood Woodmen Accident 8a Associated Companies Specializing In Life, Accident Sz Hospital Insurance Office Phone 587 - Residence 588 601W Broadway Larned, Kansas Compliments of A Friend Congratulations to the Graduating Class of the Rozel High School The First State Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Larned, Kansas Congratulations to the Rozel Senior Class of 1953 May A11 Your Coming Years Be Full of Happiness Sz Prosperity Clitt's Studio Phone 311 Larned, Kansas Wiggins Drug Store Prescriptions News - Sodas - Candy 607 Broadway Phone 151 Larned, Kansas m::---zr--- -i:l:::- - - Phone 487 C. O. MAMMEL FOOD STORE Fresh Meats Sz Vegetables Larned, Kansas Phone 35 COPP PHARMACY W. C. Copp Kinsley, Kansas Phone 89, Res. 6 STANDARD OIL CO. E. D. Bruntzel, Agent Rozel, Kansas Phone 10 GANO GRAIN CO. Geo. Schadel, Manager Your Business Appreciated Rozel, Kansas FORGET-ME-NOT FLOWER SHOP Flowers for A11 Occasions Manager, Neva Arnold Larned, Kansas HESCHMEYER - CLEARY Ready-to-Wear - Sports Wear - Lingerie - Piece Goods Phone 68 Larned, Kansas THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK . 63 Years of Bank Service In Pawnee County Larned, Kansas HUMBURGS Propane - Butane Phone 133 Larned, Kansas BRYANT SEED COMPANY We Buy Sz Sell Alfalfa Sz Field Seeds Good Seed Cleaning Equipment Office Phone 2 -Res. Phone 76 Seed Building 5 - Rozel, Kansas Larned's Only Exclusive Shoe Store RIVER'S SHOE STORE Shoes for All the Family Larned, Kansas Flowers for All Occasions LARNED FLORAL SHOP Phone 525 506 Broadway t Larned, Kansas WEST-BARR, INC. Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Telephone 23 Larned, Kansas Highway 50 North Sz College THE BROADWAY CLEANERS Liscensed Sanito Cleaners 112 S. Broadway Phone 291 Larned, Kansas Compliments of THE PAWNEE COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N Phone 206 Larned, Kansas Congratulations ROTH EQUIPMENT COMPANY h I J. I. Case - Minneapolis-Moline - Krouse - Papec - Geihl Phone 121 Larned, Kansas CRAFT HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY 217 East Sixth Phone 57 Kinsley, Kansas MAC'S CAFE Regular Meals - Short Orders Pearle Sz Bert Wells, Owners 109 West Sixth Phone 715 KITCH MOTOR Phone 887 212 W. 5th St. Service On All Makes of Cars Speedometer Service Larned, Kansas ZINK PRODUCE Poultry Remedies Sz Feeds Phone 427 Larned, Kansas DARST RECREATION Cold Drinks Rozel, Kansas STAFFORD COUNTY FLOUR MILLS CO. Makers of Hudson Cream Grain - Feeds Sz Seeds Cleaning Sz Grinding Larned, Kansas , FRENCH'S STORE Mr. Sz Mrs. F. K. French V First Aid Supplies - Baby Needs Gifts - Toys - Greeting Cards Fountain ,Service Phone 13 Rozel, Kansas SCHUMACKER'S W. W. Schumacker W. O. Twitchell Larned, Kansas Food Just The Quality That Will Suit You CHANCE CAFE 408Vz Broadway Larned, Kansas BLATTNER'S SHOP Welding Sz Blacksmithing Rozel, Kansas -1 KNUPP PHARMACY The Rexall Store SMITH GARAGE We shall continue to try to conduct General Repair 8x Lathe Work our store in such a way that when we die, even our competitors will be sorry. Phone 16 Larned, Kansas Rozel, Kansas THE TILLER 81 TOILER Daily Sz Weekly Job Printing Larned, Kansas H. B. HEILING Real Estate - Insurance Rozel, Kansas TILLER 8Q TOILER BOOK SHOP Larned, Kansas PULLMAN CAFE Rozel, Kansas RUMSEY STUDIO Kinsley, Kansas Compliments of A FRIEND Kg ff :A MHS, HANNAH HAWKINS, Larned. gets some pointers from Alpha Latzke. head of the' clothing and textiles department at Kansas State college. Manhattan, during a workshop period in new methods of clothing construction. Mrs. Hawkins expects to use these time-saving methods in teaching her clothing classes next fall. MR. ALLISON Deborah Kerr and Robert Mitchum in a warm drama of a Nun and a Marine on a war torn island where there's action and suspense and the strangest love story ever told. Filmed in Ci.nemaScope and color by DIeLuxe. COLOR CARTOON MOVIETONE NEWSREL THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SAIURDAY 1 mm: 27 - as - 29 A O 'l'HE WRONG MAN Henry Fonda and Vera Miles in an Alfred , Hitchcock real life thriller with a different kind of suspense. Do you have a double? - Only if you do -will you know what kind of suspense we mean., , -Plus Bonus Fu!ure-- Y GUN BROTHERS O Buster Crabbe and Neville Brand in h brother against brother, action R61-lkdx western. ' A COLOR 'C TOON .mums mo P. na. su. n sun. :vary mga: mo 9. bl.-' this notice is first published, as' provided hy law, and if such de- nmnds are not thus exhibited they shall he .foxve-ver barred. ' Dated and first published Feb- ruary 3, 1958. VINCENT G. IFLEMTNG, Administra-lor. s afcm .. . A -., X rf ac uw Probate Jiidgdsfr ' 2.1! qsmm 1 1Fix-st published in The Tiller and '1'oi-lor, Fffbmlary 10, 19585 Bi in the Probate Court of Pawnee Cnunty, Kansas In the Matin' of the Estate of I-lAT'l'llE M. MILLGWAY. Deceased No. 6617 NOTICE GF APPOENTMENT Notice is In-rehy give-n that ou the Sth day of February, 1958, the uncle-rsignenl was hy the P-mhzuf Com-L of Pawnee County, Kansas, duly zxppointed- and qualified as executor' of the r-state of Ilia-ttie M. Nliiloway, deceased. C All parties interested in said estate will take notice amd govern them. selves accordingly. All demands ,against said esmle not 4-xhihitud nine months hiuua thi- dmv of who first mztice of this publicaiiom will bv forever barred. T. L. Mllioway Exlecmxior W. H. Vernon His Attorney ' --V: -J-fp, , . Home Ecansmics Ilntenfded for last week! Home Economics Days on Kansas State College Campus were filled with worthwhile and interesting events for the women of Kansas, as observ- ed by Mrs. 'Dewey Schultz, Omran Forrest, Mrs. Eu- Haun, Mrs. Charles' Mrs. I .. Y LEAVES FROM . The Counly Anmlfs i Notebook A Clntended for la-st week? The Annual Crops an Livestock meeting and silss 'show will be held at th Youth building Monday nigf Feb. 17 Startmg with th steak supper at 6:45, pl: Mark this date on your ca endair. Dairy heifer calves shoul receive ,attention while the awe young and there is 11 lsubstitute for good manage ment. Q ' Feed colsstrwn for at leas the first days 01' Life Beginning with time fifthkfhl feed whole milk ur milk. it placement at the dairy rut' of L. Lb. for each 10 Iibsi o body Weight. witi the third week Cfourth wee! for 1-ight breeds! reduce thi daily in-take of milk ees! week at the rate of 1 lb daily until calves are com- pletely weaned Haul milk 1a1 the end of six lEiQh1 -weeks for light breedsl. Ili a -BOOSTERS- LARNED, KANSAS Williams Sporting Goods Sandy's Grill McMurtrey Jewelers R. E. Taylor Chuck's Standard Service Brick's Conoco Service Tabler Furniture Davis Paint Store C. Sz Z. Texaco Maytag Appliance Co. Weidenheimer Locker Co. Earl Ehlers Fischer Music Richardson's Welder's Supply Annette Beauty Salon Smith Electric Holt Shoe Repair NEKOMA, KANSAS John Price's Farm KINSLEY, KANSAS Hi-Way Exchange Harris Hatchery