Stanton County High School - Trojan Yearbook (Johnson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

Y , Editor..................... Assistant Editor .... Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Photo Editor............... Class Editor............... Sports Editor.............. Sponsor ................... . . Lola Oiler . Carol Trostle . Mona Morris Florene Snell .Nancy Daniels Betty Hargrove . Leon Stanton . Miss Manske STANTON COUNTY COMMUNITY HIGH Johnson, Kansas To express our gratitude to W.D. McNeely, who for the past five years has been a stepping stone for the stu- dents and graduates of J. H. S., the Annual Staff dedicates the 1952 Trojan in his honor. 2 E. G. REID--Principal School Board The Faculty OLETA MANSKE--Home Economics Must I remind you girls that this is Homemaking Class, not Ladies' Aid. English-- Is your gum as good as it sounds?” JESSICA SHIVE--Music You may come in. Our performace won't cost you anything. VV. D. MC NEELY--Chemistry, General Science, Biology, Algebra- YOU flooded the lab. YOU mop it up. RAY DARST - -Custodian-- Stay off that floor I MONT ELLIOTT--Coach What you men need is just more intestinal fortitude. History-- Now if you'll take out about 3 sheets of paper, we’ll have a short DON LEUSZLER--Physical education, Health, Shop-- Take three laps around the track for your health and then get your projects finished. HAROLD PRENTICE-- Mathematics, English-- That test of 2 weeks ago will be postponed till a week from Tuesday. RALPH ALLER--Commercials — Keep your eyes on the book while typing--at least it will look like you're doing the assignment. FLORENE SNELL President; Annual Assistant Business Manager; Glee Club I, 2. 3,4; Dramatics 3; Valentine Queen 52. 0. W. JOSSERAND Vice President; Glee Club 1.2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3.4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 3. CAROL TROSTLE Treasurer; Annual Assistant Editor; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 3; Valentine Queen Candidate 49; Valentine Queen 50; Football Queen Attendant 49. NANCY DANIELS Secretary; Annual Photo Editor; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 3; Co-editor Newspaper 51; Football Queen Attendant 48; Valentine Queen Candidate 51. The Seniors EUGENE CAVE Glee Club 1.2. 3,4; Band I; Football 1,2; Mixed Chorus 4; Track 1,2, 3.4; Basket- ball 1,2. FRANCES EDWARDS Co-editor of Newspaper 50; Glee Club 1,2,3,4i Mixed Chorus 4; Band 3,4. LA VERNE FISS Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball I, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4 Valentine King Candidate 51. JAMES FLORENCE Glee Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4. BETTY HARGROVE Annual Class Editor. GEORGE HATTON Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. RONALD KENDRICK Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Valentine King 32. GALARD LANE Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3.4. MEARL MORRIS Football 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2.3, 4: Track 1,2. 3.4. MONA SNOOK MORRIS Annual Business Manager; Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 3; Football Queen Candidate 51. LOLA OLLER Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Editor; Co-editor of Newspaper 51. LOVENA PHIPPS Glee Club 1,2, 3,4. DAVID RUTH Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football i,2; Track 1.2. LEON STANTON Annual Sports Editor; Glee Club 1,2,3,41 Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Valentine King Candidate 48. DEVONNE WILSON Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3. CARL THOMPSON Glee Club 1,2,3. -Arkie Morris Le Evans Secretary Treasurer N-n Banker Martha Collingwood Georgia Duvall Attentio 1' Gab Session Jimmie Garrison Phyllis Kendrick Raymond Hurst Gay Hatton Eva Gillum Dexter McNeff Zellamaye Merrill Peggy Raney Harry Solter % • - - I Phyllis Carrithers Marie Collings James Jellison Treasurer Kieth McGehee Molly Sosa Secretary Paul Jellison Vice-President Busy huh? Sophomores Lose your clothes. Jack? John Winfrey Jack Hammond Happy-Go-Lucky Nancy Trostle Hubba-Hubba Eugene Shore Gene Lane Jack Reid Duane McGowan President Loafing on the job. Lois Ann Kendrick Jared Grantham Albert Oiler Sam Elli$--President Verla Lindsley--Secretary Richard Rosas--Treasurer Warren Arnold Donald Molz--Vice-President Richard Jones Laverne Kippes Floyd Kistler Rosa Lee Kendrick Juanita McGowan Dorvil McNeff Ila J. McKinney Patricia Phipps Donnell Thompson John Parker Three Desperadoes Pretty Bunch? Jerry Yost TRUMPETS: Ronald Kendrick, Richard Arnold, Joey Weis. CORNET; Jimmy Jellison. TROMBONE: Jack Reid, Richard Jones. BARITONE: Frances Edwards, O.W, Jesserand. SOUSAPHONE: John Collingwood. SAXOPHONES: Ila June McKinney. Patty Wartman, Marilyn Richards, Earl Arnold, Marion Duvall, Erma Cockreham, Nancy Trostle, Elsie Cockreham, Pearl Arnold. FLUTES: Carol Trostle, Warren Arnold. CLARINETS: Florence Rose, Verla Lindsley, Martha Collingwood. Greta Julian. SNARE DRUM: Charlene Windmill. Marla Phillips. BASS DRUM: Pat Wise. MAJORETTE: Darlene Dye. DIRECTOR: Miss Jessica Shive. 4 ii ti O O O Ay vf) {n o I U fi ' jL � £!fe4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB, BACK ROW: Verla Lindsley, Gay Hatton, Donice Batterton, Phyllis Kendrick, Darlene Dye, Mona Morris, Erma Cockreham, Juanita McGowen. Marie Collings, Carol Trostle, Frances Edwards, Lovena Phipps, Lola Oiler, Martha Collingwood, Joey Weis. MIDDLE ROW: Peggy Raney, Patricia Wise, Carolyn Pearce, Roberta Jones, Florence Rose, Lu Ann Hatton, Florene Snell, Charlene Windmill, Nancy Trostle, Rosa Lee Kendrick, Norma Carrithers, Joan Ray, Miss Shive. FRONT ROW: Patricia Wartman, Molly Sosa, Zellamaye Merrill, Eva Gillum, Nancy Daniels, Phyllis Carrithers, 11a June McKinney, Lois Kendrick, Marla Phillips, Elsie Lu Cockreham. M W 4. K W 4 7 GifiLs “ Coc eham. Joey £ s- I S'ft'ftVfTtft GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO: Molly Sosa, Erma Cockreham, Gay Hatton. Ila June McKinney, Nancy Daniels, Nancy Trostle, Martha Collingwood. Marla Phil- lips, Lois Kendrick. 14 BOYS GLEE CLUB, BACK ROW: Richard Winger. Floyd Kistler, David Ruth, James Garrison, DeVonne Wilson, Leon Stanton, Harry Solter, Jared Grantham, George Hatton, Ronald Kendrick, Eugene Shore. Keith Long, Lou Ellis, Miss Shive. FRONT ROW: Donnell Thompson, Bill Byer, John Parker. Keith McGehee, James Campbell, Kerry Wilson, Ronald Wilkerson. Robert Snider, Sam Ellis, Richard Jones. Laverne Kippes. 'rick n • Geo j Carnpbeii ulysSe Syra cu- ins Leoti Santanta Sublette Elkhart Lakin °unson Dbnson }bnson bnson bnson son nson nson Senior Linemen. 40 19 Basketball Squads Of 1951-52 THE FIRST TEN BACK ROW: O.W. Josserand, Leon Stanton, Arky Morris, Jim Garrison, Harry Solter. FRONT ROW; Mearl Morris, Gearld Naf- ziger. La verne Fiss, Galard Lane, and Kieth Long. THE NEXT TEAM BACK ROW: Jack Reid, Kenneth Hudgens. Ray- mond Hurst, Duane McGowan, Ronald Wilkerson, Kerry Wilson. FRONT ROW: Jack Hammond, Kieth McGehee, Paul Jellison, Eugene Shore, Lou Ellis. FRESHMAN TEAM BACK ROW: Robert Snider, John Parker, Richard Rosas, Donnell Thompson, Donald Molz. FRONT ROW: Teddy Evans. Richard Jones, Laveme Kippes, Sam Ellis. 20 Those Handsome Seniors! Mearl Morris, O.W. Josserand, Leon Stanton, Laverne Fiss, and Galard Lane. Ah-ha! Food! -52 Collection, place ones too! Good shot, boys! 21 BACK ROW: Gerald Nafziger, Leon Stanton, Raymond Hurst, James Garrison Arky Morris, Harry Solter, O.W. Josserand, Mearl Morris, Laverne Fiss, Duane McGowen, Ronald Wilkerson, John Parker, Jared Grantham. MIDDLE ROW: Mont Elliott. Paul Jellison, Jack Reid, Keith McGehee, Eugene Cave, Kenneth Hudgens, Galard Lane. James Campbell, Robert Snider, Lou Ellis, DonaldMolz, Richard Rosas, Don Leuszler. FRONT ROW: Teddy Evans, Marion Duvall, Sam Ellis, Richard Jones, Laverne Kippes, Gene Matthews. Limn QbcCT tbaU sV.e c Erma Say! Rab' p.ab' R.ab' Gc«tge ne ilson’ U°ld Ca«o'TtOSlle’ Hat tove' °6 h° O V . J° sC,an ’ dwaTds. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Kendrick, Nancy Daniels, O.W. Josserand, Betty Hargrove. 24 Florene Snell Ronald Kendrick Don't be bashful, Ronald. Priene W.. F] c � Ronald K n ’ Jim G Phyllis C. 27 Slightly cro ded venth Hei ven Let's do this more often. aitin'. Anticipatin’ Ladies in waiting 28 Chow time in Candyland. Nothing left but bones. Commencement FLORENE SNELL Valedictorian WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1952 Eight-Fifteen o ‘Clock High School CAROL TROSTLE Prelude “Roses of Twilight” ............... Federer GAY HATTON Processional “Pomp and Circumstance” .........Elgar GAY HATTON Invocation........................... The Rev. H. L. So Iter Girls Sextet “The Prayer Perfect” ..................... Stenson Gay Hatton. Erma Cockretaam, Nancy Trostle, Ila June McKinney. Lois Ann Kendrick, Martha C'ollingwood Address ................. The Rev. Lyman S. Johnson SUPERINTENDENT HAYS DIST RICT, METHODIST CHURCH Solo “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You”....Willson MOLLY SOSA Presentation of Class ...................... E. G. Reid Presentation of Diplomas ............. Forrest Walker Benediction ................... The Rev. Ross Thornton Recessional “Pomp and Circumstance ............. Elgar GAY HATTON Compliments of MR. AND MRS. R. E. KENDRICK o S Sunday, May 11, 1952 Eight-Fifteen OClock Methodist Church Prelude To a Lily ...............................Hodson Miss Jessica Shive Processional Pomp and Circumstance . . . . Elgar Miss Jessica Shive Invocation........................The Rev. Ross Thornton Girls Glee Club Thanks Be To God . . . Dickson Scripture Reading...............The Rev. Ray L. Jellison Vocal Solo A Perfect Day ..........................Bond Jared Grantham Sermon............................The Rev. A. H. Rose Girls Glee Club The Lord's Prayer .... Malotte Benediction ......................The Rev. H. L. Solter Recessional Promp and Circumstance .... Elgar Miss Jessica Shive 31 Senior Class Will Of 1951-52 We the Senior Class of 1952 being of sound mind and body take great pleasure in making this our last will and testament. To the on-coming Senior Class we will our ability to paint on the water tower and all of our unpaid bills. To the on-coming Junior Class we will our banquet giving ability and our tal- ent. To the on-coming Sophomore Class we will our ability to take a lovely, un- forgettable trip and our ability to graduate. To the on-coming Freshman Class, we will our ability to make money. Now, individually, we will some thing that belongs to us and we are all willing our best. You lucky heirs should be proud to receive some thing from us brilliant Seniors. GET READY FOR THE BLOWS I, David Ruth, will my curly hair to Donnie Molz and my track ability to Harry Solter. I, Galard Lane, will my way with the women to Gene Matthews and my attrac- tive ears to Patty Ann Wartman. I, Nancy Daniels, will my good grades in English to Nancy Trostle; and my legs to Robert Snider. I, Carol Trostle, will my gumdrop personality to Rosa Lee Kendrick. I, Leon Stanton, will my little blush to Elsie Lu Cockreham. I, Eugene Cave, will my ability to tell funny jokes to Lee Evans. I, Lovena Phipps, will my quietness to Coach Elliott and my ability to draw to Paul Jellison. I, Florene Snell, will my Chevie to Jim Garrison. I, Bill Byer, will my physique to Raymond Hurst. I, Laverne Fiss, will my athletic ability to Laverne Kippes and my nick-name red to anyone who is interested. I, Ronald Kay Kendrick, will my night howling ability to Jim Jellison and my whiskers to Mr. McNeely. I, George Hatton, will my height to Richard Jones and my girlfriend to Lou Ellis. I, Carl Thompson, will my ability to get along with Uncle Sam to all men under 40. I, Frances Edwards, will my wiggle to Duane McGowan. I, O. W. Josserand, will my P-Green Corduroys to Sam Ellis. I, DeVonne Wilson, will my music ability to Nancy Trostle. I, Mearl Morris, will my ability to catch a gal and keep her to Eugene Shore. I, Mona Morris, will my belt to Gene Lane so he can keep up his pants around his waist. I, Betty Hargrove, will my ability to argue to Pat Phipps. I, Lola Oiler, will my imagination to Donnice Batterton and my job on the annual staff to Larry Phillips. 32 Prophecy 1, Jessica Sbive. after ten years of married life have decided I need a trip to calm my nerves. California sounded so interesting 1 thought I'd just go see it. and very much to my surprise I ran into some of my former students. The first night in Calif., my husband and I went to a very ritzie club known as “The High Hat- and as we entered we heard the appealing voice of Frances Edwards with Ronald Kay and his Kayettes. After picking our way thru the swooners lying on the floor, we were able to talk about old times. We find Frankie is President of United Daughters of Spinsterhood and Ronald Kay was married to some girl by the name of Joey. After spending a pleasant evening dining, and dancing, we returned to our hotel room wondering what lay in store for tomorrow. There was some debate about where we should spend this day. but as usual the woman always gets the last word so we find Jack and 1 going to the races, just as 1 wanted to do. After looking the nags over carefully, we placed our bet on Galloping Whizzcr , and as we were discussing the situation over a cup of hot coffee, we noticed one of my ole pests, check thatl It’s Galard Lane. Of all things, who ever thought he would be a doctor! And a horse doctor at that. However we didn’t get to talk to Galard very long, because just as we were in the middle of our conversation about the Santa Anita, Martha, his wife called out from their near-by cottage, hurry honeyl Jr. Just swallowed his allowance. We were sorry to see Galard hurry away, but we were glad Jr’s allowance only .amounted to ten cents, we had high hopes the dime wouldn't lodge. After the races we happened to bump into a nice looking young man. and I thought he looked familiar, OH I 1 remember now. it's Eugene Cave. He invited us to go down to Hollywood Blvd. with him where he was the judge of the Rose Bowl Queen. We always knew Eugene liked Figures, but not that type. In his spare time he goes to Medical School, and his favorite subject is campus-ology. Before we retired for the evening we decided to drive out by the fruit farms, and get some fresh fruit. We stopped at a nice looking little farm house, and a sweet little house wife came out with a basket of oranges on her arm. and 1 was nearly swept off my feet to see the former Nancy Daniels. She and O. W. are living on an orange farm and of all things are raising pears, you know! Twins, two boys and two girls. We had more surprises in one day than is good for the average persons heart so we retired to our room early, as we opened the door, we found some snoop had ransacked ou drawers and made away with some of our precious jewels. We rushed down to the police station and reported the theft to the F.B. 1. and who should be the chief, but George Hatton. He was doing a good job of keeping the cells full, and he told us be was waiting for Nancy Trostle to graduate from McPhearson College, so they could get manied. Well, we were getting tired of California, so we decided to go back thru the Sunflower State and see if we couldn’t find the rest of my former students. On our way back from the coast we passed thru an army camp, we stopped and who should walk off the rifle range, but Carl Thompson. He was the Captain making such progress, we asked him if he had hitched his wagon to a star. No, to a pretty little wild cat, and in her spare time she practices her boxing technique on me. We believe him, he had a great big black eye. As we were listening to the radio on our way to Kansas we heard a soft tender voice, it sounded so appealing, we couldn't help but listen. It was a program braodcasted from C-L-I-N-T, Clint Texas. It was DeVoonc Wilson. After listening to his sermon on the Good Things In Life we appreciated each other more, and we had one more graduate of the 52 class to mark off our list. We were only sorry we couldn't talk to him. At last the streamliner The Trojan pulled into Saunders. Wcbcganbygoinglntoacafetoeatlunch. When we entered we uw -The Saunders Globe Trotters and who should we find coaching them but Laverne Flss. He was sure proud of the basketball history they had made. We can't blame him, after all when the first five were his own kids, he did have something to brag about. Next we went to Johnson: 1 was so surprised to see a beautiful new high school building. 1 began to think 1 was born 20 years too soon. Jack wanted to make a phone call so we went to the telephone office and lo and behold there sat he former Betty Lou Hargrove. She is now the head operator, and between saying number please and trying to teach the two little Wiens all about Texas, the biggest state in the union, she keeps very busy. While we were waiting for the phone call to get thru who should come in but Bill Bycr. He had to make a long distance call to Kansas City about some grade A“ cattle. He tells us he is a big time rancher and he had a little shop in town where be works occasion ally. His business isn't too flourishing, it's so seldom any body from western Kansas kicks the bucket that Bill had lo rely on cattle if he wanted a very comfortable living. After his call was thru, be sa;d he was so glad he had seen us, and he guessed be better be shoveling off. Lovena. the former Phipps girl does the engraving on the tombs Bill sells, so we were told, and since the Flying Farmers Airport. “ is so close to her shop she does radio tower control work besides making designs for French bathing sutis. Big Bow is next on our list. We journeyed north of there a few miles and noticed a large sign. It read: Snell Univet|ity For YOUNG Men. Remembering Florcne in the class of 52 we stopped in to see if it could be owned by Florene Snell. It was, and she told us the age limit was 27 and only men could attend. She didn't teach, but she was the librarian. Telling her about our trip she decided to be of assistance and told us we could find David Ruth a few miles south of Big Bow. Driving into his yard we saw a large but nice bam. and a dairy barn at that. It was surrounded by milk cows. Red and white ones to boot. We went thru his dairy barn and talked about the other students we had seen on the trip. When we told him Lovena was manied. he Mid that's nothing, I married that McKinney girl 3 years ago. Our time was getting short, so we started back to Big Bow. We stopped down at the Co-op elevator to buy some gas and who should make out ules tickets but Lola Jean, used-to-be-Oiler. After majoring in Home Ec. at K-State, she ended up being a Marines wife, and a bookkeeper. She told us she could make all the books balance with the exception of one. the checkbook. Lola was interested in our trip report, but she immediately drew our attention to Leon, Carol. Mana and Mearl. Then we realized we had missed them. Knowing not where to look for them we decided to go over to Dodge City and see if Boogi the fortune teller could help us. We crossed her palm with silver and then she let us gaze into her crystal ball. Our eyes traveled the Atlantic Ocean and landed in the heart of the African Congo. At last our eyes came to rest on a little grass hut with a sign uying “Big Time Game Hunters. Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Morris came out and Mona had Jr. in her arms, while Mearl was backing Jr's pet lion off with a chau. Mona looked so refreshed in her grass skirt, while Mearl looked extra cool in his little knee pants. They looked real healthy and we were only sorry we couldn’t visit with them. Alter we were thru feasting our eyes in the crystal ball, Boogi told us Mearl was employed by the American Animal Society and they sent him to Africa to study monkeys. His chief problem was to find out why people resemble monkeys so, in their looks and their habits. Boogi told us he couldn't see Carol and Leon thru the crystal ball because of the iron curtain. But she told us they were well, and that Leon was working on a secret mission in Russia. The out come of which he hoped would tell us what Russia has that we would be better off if they didn't have. While Leon is trying to find some more Information about these facts, his wife Carol sends a dally report to congress concerning his progress. Thanks to Booge. our destination was now complete and who ever thought we would have seen the entire class of 1952!!!?!!!!)!!! NAME NICKNAME Senio ChARM r Horosco WEAKNESS pe AMBITION SAYING 1. Billy Byer Bill Eyes Pipe Be a big farmer One-mind track. 2. Eugene Cave Cave Cute ways Telling jokes Go to college I'm through with women. 3. Nancy Daniels Shorty Giggle Slow to catch jokes Get married Huh? What? 4. Frances Edwards F rankie Voice Food Be a secretary Got anything I know about ? 5. Laverne Fiss Red Looks Sports Be a doctor Be careful there. 6. Betty Hargrove Muscles Southern accent. Men named Bob Be a nurse Down in TEXAS 7. George Hatton Sonny Hair Girls Be an architect Hi! Beautiful! 8. O. W. Josserand O-Dub Clothes Nancy Go to college Hey, it's raining. 9. Ronald Kendrick Kendrick T rumpet Parties Lead the Kayettes. Um-ruff! 10. Galard Lane Ears Neatness Horses Be a veterinarian Check That! 11. Mearl Morris Dutch Smile Mona Get electric dishwasher. Oh! those dishes. 12. Lola Oiler Rufus Personality Marines Be an HDA Du floppy tra-lolly. 13. Lovena Phipps Babe Height Bookkeeping Be a sculptress No comment. 14. David Ruth 5:30 Ruth Hair Cameras Have a dairy farm. I'll be in the dark room. 15. Florene Snell Snail Personality Books Be a librarian That's nice. 16. Mona Morris Monie Small waist T emper Raise a little Mearl Dutchie ! ! 17. Leon Stanton Stanton Physique Carol Graduate from college. Well, I reckon. 18. Carl Thompson Slim Smile Luella Be a sergeant Gee Whiz! 19. Carol Trostle Mae Eyes Leon To grow up Meow! Meow ! 20. DeVonne Wilson T-Bone Music agility Nancy T. Be an aviator I don't believe a word of it. NORTON'S TIRE SHOP SOUTHWEST THEATER GRANTHAM'S FURNITURE NORTON TIRE SHOP 38 TRADE McPherson Electric and Heating Company Electrical Contracting Commercial and Residential Wiring Heating PHONE 146 JOHNSON, KANSAS Plumbing Refrigeration RICHARD EK--MANAGER All work guaranteed to pass National Code. Day or Night 40 Good Equipment The ‘First Down’ In Farming I)OI ARS AND TRUC PLY 3UTH SALES SERV Motor Repair Tire Balancing , ISS SONS Wheel Alignment .OLD APPLIANCES ENT AND SUPPLIES FISS AND SONS Home Games SEIT. 21 ULYSSES SEPT. 28 SYRACUSE OCT. 12 LEOTI NOV. 5 LAKIN Compliments of Open house for football squad. CHEATHAM S FOOD STORE Phone 17 Serving the best interests of Stanton County. JOHNSON STATE BANK COFFEE CEP Mobilgas SOCONY-VACUUM If your car calU for a heavy-duty type motor oil, play safe and uao the beat '.. . Mobiloil, a pioneer heavy-duty oil aa far back aa 1941. i Drive in today and let na refill your ear’a crank- caae with fresh, Triple-Action Mobiloil. Ita unique cleaning propertiea help keep vital engine parta free of depoaita that can waate gee—can cauae eoatly wear. Enjoy amooth i Mobile Chon! Nichols Oil Co. MAN1 KANSAS CHEVROLET JOIN THE PARADE TO SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY BUELL SCOTT Real Estate Insurance Johnson Kansas BINNEY'S Oldest Store In Town Established 1914 Groceries Vegetables Fresh Meats Meet Me At Binney's Phone 24 Ulysses, Kansas KANSAS-COLOAJTILITIES, INC. COLLINGWOODS A good place to buy your supplies. A good place to sell farm products. Compliments of MR. and MRS. KENNETH BARBER and WAYNE r vt Bestt c I With best wishes, seniors, R. S. Irwin It. J. SHETLAR ABSTRACT COMPANY PAT’S BEAUTY SHOP Seniors: If you have to be a bum, be a good one. Located over the theater. Phone 104 JOHNSON MACHINE SHOP Phone 133 Stanton Hotel Booster List Bilbery Garage And Hardware Manter, Kansas Jay Dee Service Station B. V. Phillips Milt Graber Maude Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trostle Jimmie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snell Lovena Phipps Cpl. Gerald Dean Phipps The annual staff would like to thank Mrs. Rachael Irwin and Mr. Harold Prentice for their help in the photography necessary for this annual. Johnson Motor Company 'ERS YEARBOOKS THf PACFMAKFKS OF OUAIITV MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS