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Hail~ to thee, our Alma Mater, Castle of our dreams; To thy feet with deep devotion, Grateful love we bring.

Raise your voices, keep them ringing, Praise its worthy name. Hail~ to thee, our Sheridan Lake High School, Castle of our dreams.

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In appreciation for her never ending cheer­fulness, her helpfulness, and her devotion to the Sheridan Lake Schooi and its students, we, the Wildcat Staff of 1956, dedicate this yearbook to ..•.•.

MRS. MARTHA SHERMAN

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In preparing this book, hours of work, cooperation, compromising, and planning have been involved. These are learning areas that remain with us long after graduation. My thanks to you for your efforts. May you receive increasingly joyful rewards from this en­deavor as the years go by,

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MR.EARLSARGENT,SUPERlliTENDENT

Mr. Sargent received his Bachelor of Science degree in 1939 from Northwestern State College at Alva, Oklahoma. While in the service he did some graduate work at Chicago University. Mr. Sargent has had nine years of teaching experience. He teaches Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and J ournalisrn.

MR. ROBERT BOUTWELL, PRINCIPAL

Mr. Boutwell is from Denver, Colorado. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Colorado State College of Education in 1950 and has done some graduate work there. He has had two years at Rocky Mountain Bible Institute in Denver. W.r. Boutwell teaches English and Music.

MR. DEWEY GROOVER, JR.

Mr. Groover carne from Johnson City, New York. He received the Evangelical Teachers Training Association Certificate from the Baptist Biblt! Seminary in Johnson City. The Bachelor of Arts degree was granted him upon graduation from Rockrnont College in Denver. Mr. Groover has completed one year of graduate study at the Conservative Baptist Seminary. This is his first year of teaching. The subjects taught by Mr. Groover are History, Psychology, and girls 1 Athletics.

MR. BILL WOELK

Mr. W oelk teaches the junior high and is coach for grades seven through twelve as well as commercial teacher. He is from Pawnee Rock, Kansas. Mr. Woelk attended Lamar Junior College and Colorado State College of Education.

MRS. CHARLOTTE WOELK

Mrs. Woelk hails from our own town of Sheridan Lake. She has completed work at Lamar Junior College and has spent two summers on the campus of Colorado State College of Education. Mrs. Woelk has done some extension work from C. S.C. E. She teaches grades four, five, and six.

MRS.MARTHASHERMAN

Mrs. Sherman, a resident of Chivington, teaches the first, second, and, third grades. She has done extension work from Colorado State College of Education. Mrs. Sherman taught in the Chivington School before corning to Sheridan Lake. Her teaching experience is over a period of twenty-five years.

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MR. ROY J. WIEBERS MR. LLOYD BARR

Mr. W iebers is President of our School Board. He has served for ten years, the first year by appointment, and for nine years by electl<-u.

Appointed to the Board in 1953, Mr. Barr has served as Treasurer since that time.

MRS. ROY SHALBERG

Mrs. Shalberg is Secretary of the School Board. She was elected in 1942 and has served continuously since that time.

8choof mus DON WlEBERS

Don has been driving a school bus f o r one year and has done a very fine job.

"CHUM' HEUMANN LEN DeSHAZER

1'Chum" has given the Sheridan Lake School six years of fine school bus service.

Len has served the commun­ity for five years as school bus driver.

Mr. Buck Harris and his helper, Terry .. Mr. Harris has been the custodian for one year and has done a fine job keeping the s choolhouse clean and warm.

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ENIORS

MARY A. WILSON

Band ------------------1,2,4 Glee Club--------------- 1,2 Annual Staff ---------------4 Paper Staff ----------------4 Basketball -----------1,2,3,4 Cheerleader -------------3,4 Pep Club ------------1,2,3,4 Pep Club, Secty. ----------3 Pep Club, Pres. ---------- 2 Class President -----------3 Class Vice-President ------4 Kentucky Sue Hobgoblin House It's a Great Life

JOYCE E. MARBLE

Band ---------------------1 Glee Club -------------1,2,3 Basketball -----------1,2,3,4 Annual Staff -------------- 4 Paper Staff --------------- 4 Class President -----------4 Class Vice-President ----2,3 Pep Club ------------1,2,3,4 Cheerleader ------------ 2,4 Pep Club Vice-Pres. ------ 3 Kentucky Sue Hobgoblin House It 1 s a Great Life

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ROBERT E. HARRIS

Class Secty. & Treas. ------1 Band -----------------1,2,3,4 Glee Club----------------- I Annual Staff ---------------4 Paper Staff ----------------4 Basketball --"---------1,2,3,4 Class President -----------2 Track --------------------1 Baseball ---------------- 1,2 Softball -----------------3,4 Kentucky Sue Hobgoblin House It' a a Great Life

BARBARA M. JONES

Basketball -----------1,2,3,4 Pep Club ------------1,2,3,4 Softball - ---------1,2,3 Class Ret Papa Mak Tumbling Annual St. Paper Sta

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EUGENE K. SPLITTER

Band Glee Club Annual Staff Paper Staff Basketball Track Baseball Softball Kentucky Sue Hobgoblin Houoe It's a Great Life

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DONALD R. KOEHN

Student Council ---------- 1,2 Glee Club ------------- 1,2,3 Basketball -----------1,2,3,4 Track --------------------3 Baoeball ---------------- 1,2 Softball ---------------- 3,4 Annual Staff ------------ 2,4 Paper Staff --------------- 4 Claso Preoident ---------- I

o7he Class {]Jrophecy_ Take a look at the Seniors of 1956 in 1965.

Bob Harris planned to be an engineer, but something went wrong and he took Tony Curtis' place in the movies as a great 'Romeo'. (Boy~ Bob's really got the women now. His one great wish.)

Mary Wilson planned to go to Hollywood to take Grace Kelly's place in the movies but stepped in and she is now a mother of six kids. (Too bad he wasn't ------

a Prince.)

Don Koehn wanted to be a great farmer, but now we find him in Eisenhower's place at the "Whitehouse". (He is still a bachelor.)

Barbara Jones always wanted to own a ranch in Arizona and breed race horses, but her plans were changed and she is now Athletic Coach at Notre Dame. (You goofed again.)

Eugene Splitter always wanted to be a scientist. It worked out in some ways. He is now at horne with his wife in Sheridan Lake trying to outrun flying saucers. (Including cups,

rolling pins, etc.)

Joyce Marble wanted to be a great rodeo champion, bat she was detoured an<.. great model in Florida. (Minus the cowboys.)

CLASS MOTTO:- "Tonight we launch. Where will we anchor?" CLASS FLOWER:- Red Roses CLASS COLORS:- Navy Blue and White

Class C9//t.cers

now a

President------------- Joyce Marble Vice-President ---------Mary Wilson Secretary-Treasurer-- Donita Swisher Reporter ------------Barbara Jones

As the Seniors of 1956 leave Sheridan Lake High, there are some thing s t hey cannot ake with them, so they are going to will some of these things to the undffrclassmen.

I, Mary Wilson, will my ability to like popular music to Donita Swisher.

I, Bob Harris, will my ability to play basketball to Bob Wilson.

I, Joyce Marble, will my ability to be class president to Donita Swisher.

I, Don Koehn, will my big feet to Shirley Neese.

I, Barbara Jones, will my ability to yell at basketball games to Shirley Neese.

I, Eugene Splitter, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Etha Barr.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Harris, Editor; Mary Wilaon, Asaiatant Eo.tor; Eugene Splitter , Sporto Editor; Donita Swisher, Society Editor; Don Koehn, Newa Editor; Barbara Jonea, Art Editor; Joyce Marble, Buaineaa Manager.

DONITA SWISHER

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J.D. WILSON Reporter

NEVELDA SELBY

!CHARD GEKELER

BOBBY WILSON Vice-Preeident

ETHA BARR President

SHIRLEY NEESE Secretary & Trea1urer

firesh n1an-8ophomore Class

DEWEY GROOVER Sponsor

DARRYL HOLLOWAY

MARIE HOLLOWAY

LEON WHITE

CORKY SWISHER

LESLIE SPLITTER

VERNDEAN SELBY

EARL MARBLE

HAROLD WIEBERS President

WILMA WHITE Secretary & Treasurer

WYVONNE MILLER

MR . WOELK Teacher

THAINE MORRIS Vice-President

ALFREDA BARRY Reporter

CHARLES BARR

MAR TIN MAGGART

RUSSEL GOOD DELORES BAKER BILLY MAGGART LYDIA SPLITTER

MRS. CHARLOTTE WOELK

PEGGY MAGGART DONALD GOOD

Qrades BETTY CORNNER

SHIRLEY STEELE

DONFORD SELBY DARREL MILLER JOANN EITEL BRUCE EDWARDS

BERTHA SELBY

TONI MURDOCK GARY GROUNDS

ROGER GROUNDS CHARLES STEELE

JIMMY DeSHAZER WAYNE HASKELL

BRUCE TEETERS

BARBARA TALLMAN

LINDA TALLMAN

ROBERT MAGGART

PRIMARY ROOM

I - l - 3 G r ade s

INEZ GOOD

DENNIS GROUNDS

DONNIE WEBER KENNETH MAGGAR

MRS . SHERMAN

WENDELL SPLITTER

THLETICS

Don Koehn

Bob Harris Eugene Splitter

J. D. Wilson Bill Woe lk, Coach

Leon .Vhite Bobby Wilaon

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JUNlOR HlGH BASKETBALL

LEFT TO RlGHT: Har old Wiebers-Captain, Leo lie Splitter, Charlie Barr, Vernon Harris, Corky Swisher, Bill Woelk-Coach, Earl Marble, Verndean Selby.

GAME SCORES

Team Played Opponents

Eads 12 Wiley 35 Two Buttes 18 Hartman 46 Granada 52 Two Buttes 18 Sacred Heart 34 Wiley 40 Cheyenne Wells 4 Sacred Heart 19 Granada 58 Hartman 20

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BACK ROW :

FRONT ROW:

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Wyvonne Miller, Wilma White, Barbara Jones, Shirley Neese, Marie Holloway, Nevelda Selby, Dewey Groover (Coach). Allreda Barry, Donita Swisher, Joyce Marble-Captain, Mary Wilson­Co-captain, Etha Barr.

BACK ROW: Left to Right; MIDDLE ROW:

FRONT ROW:

SEATED:

Darryl Holloway, Don Koehn, Bill Woelk (Coach). Leon White, Bob Harris, J.D. Wilson, Eugene Splitter. Harold Wiebers, Bobby Wilson, Vernon Harris, Corky Swisher. Leslie Splitter, Charles Barr.

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1. Is it cold?? z. Study Hard 3. What's funny?? 4. Play pretty 5. Oh' boy 6. Working hard? 7. Sisters foots tP.ps 8. Typing 9. What is this???

10. Sleepy? 11. Rodeo Queen 12.. Quit Copyin' 13. Mary 14. Busy Bee 15. Comparin 1 answers 16. Scholar 17. Stumped 18. Slick Chick 19. Handsome 20. Babe Ruth 21. You goofed 22. Cold?? 23. Teachers 24. Good??? 25. Edith 26. Lookin' for Eugene 27. See the birdie 28. Serious 29. Hard??? 30. Day after the night before 31. Supt. 32. Another test 33. Quit your goofing 34. Remember them? ? ? 35. Our city 36. Who you after?? 37. Guess who 38. Sing pretty

L d 39. egs .. 40. Good friend 41. Talking again 42. Brothers

43. Glamour girls 44. Edith 45. Star player 46. Stooges 47. All stars 48. What's wrong?? 49. How about ya telling? 50. Hotrods 51. Etha 52. Working 53. Alfreda 54. Want a bit?? 55. What's this?? 56. Who you after?? 57. How cute~~: 58. Jimmy 59. New romance 60. Cute couple 61. The pest 62. Hotshots 63. Guess Who 64. Foot Hurt??? 65. Study hall 66. Winter wonderland 67. Silly 68. Last years girl 69. W nat ya got?? 70. Farmer 71. Wilson kids 72.. Give me one 73. What's for dinner 74. Goin 1 some place 75. Woo-Woo 76. Baby 77. Sweet thing 78. What's goin' on??? 79. War dancer

8 (J, Chief 81. Who ya waitin on?? 82. Cute girl 83. What a couple 84. Sweet Teacher 85. Bathing Beauty

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"'Would 6/he World Collapse SJf" Donita and Eugene would go together twice in a row.

Bobby went steady with the same girl two weeks.

Mary and Wally would get married, instead of going steady all the time.

Barbara and Marvin Scott got married and had ten skinny kids.

Etha could keep the boy friends she thinks she gets at the dances in Towner.

Earl would get married.

Dewey ' s wife would g e t home.

Shirley and Bill Mast would go together again.

Gekeler would find a girl friend.

Joyce and R. W. didn ' t argue all the time when they are together.

Mr. Boutwell and his Junior and Senior English class could get in a happy mood at the same time.

The Freshmen and Sophomores studied their History.

Donald and Alfreda went together.

Leon White had rubber heels on his shoes.

J. D. could get a girl friend to suit him.

The Sheridan Lake girls would go with the Sheridan Lake boys.

Bill W oelk and Harold #iebers would quit arguing.

Nevelda got a boy friend.

Mrs. W oelk would ever get angry.

Mrs. Sherman was ever late for school.

Cutest Couple -------Joyce & Don Gum Chewers -----Mary & Vernon Sweetest Couple--Alfreda & Harold Loudest -------Barbara & Richard Scholars --------Barbara & Bobby Sportsmen --------Donita & Bobby

Most Fun ----------Mary & Bobby Prettiest Eyes------ Donita & Don Prettiest Hair----- Joyce & Bobby Best Figure ----- Joyce & Eugene

Long Legs ---------------Etha & Don Prettiest Smile------ Donita & Eugene Biggest Ears ---------Etha & Richard Silliest Laugh -----Barbara & Richard Most Changeable-Mary & Mr. Boutwell Hearty Eaters-------Nevelda & Harold Most Popular----------Mary & Bobby Prettiest Hands---- Alfreda & Eugene Prettiest Teeth------- Alfreda & Don Heavyweights --------Barbara & Leon

CTIVITIES

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BACK ROW : Shirley Neeoe, Barbara Joneo, Etha Barr, Wyvonne Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Charlotte Woelk-Sponoor, Mary Wi\oo.,, Marie Holloway,

Wilma White. FRONT ROW: Alfreda Barry, Donita Swisher, Joyce Marble, Nevelda Selby.

BACK ROW: Wyvonne Miller, Leon 1/hite, J.D. Wilson, Darryl Holloway, Joyce Marble, Wilma White .

MIDDLE ROW: Danford Selby, Lydia Spli tter, Thaine Morris, Nevelda Selby, Verndean Selby, Vern on Harris, Leslie Splitter, Bobby .'{ilson, Harold W iebero, Earl Marble.

Officers of Sheridan Lake:

Officers of Brandon:

P resident ----------------------------Joyce .1\.irrble Secretary & Treasurer ----------------Earl Marble Reporter ---------------------------Harold W iebers

President --------- - ------------------- Leon White Vice -President -----------------------Wilma White Secretary & Treasure r ----------------Matt Ferman Reporter ----------------------------Thaine Morris

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MOISTURE

TROPHY

SCOREBOARD

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UTOGRAPHS

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DVERTISING

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TALLMAN GRAIN CO., INC.

Gas

BRANDON, COLORADO

Storage Capacity l 00,000 Bushels

Bonded Warehouse

Full Market Price Paid

For Your Grain

At All Times

Oil

Your Business Is Appreciated

Greases

The First National Bank • Eads

Established 1887 EADS, C OLORAD 0

Greetings To The Sheridan Lake School

and Best Wishes To The Class Of 1955

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Maximum Insurance Of $10,000. For E a ch Depositor

Des Marteau Commission Co. Grain Elevator

SHERIDAN LAKE, COLORADO STUART, COLORADO

Jim Richardson, Manager Phone 5

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Home Oil Company And

KOZY KORNER KAFE

Skelly Gas and Oils High Grade Grease

Hood Tires Batteries

and Accessories

Roy Sibey, Owner Phone 8-5862

EADS, COLORADO

Always Open

Boulware Mercantile Co. Hardwares - Implements - Groceries - Skelly Oil Products

Visit Our Snack Bar and Enjoy a Free Cup of Coffee

We Are Always Ready to Fill Your PROPANE and GASOLINE Tanks

Come in and See Us or Call SHERIDAN LAKE # 4

Sheridan Lake Colorado

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Boulware Grain Co. Grain Seed

Building Supplies

Coal

Fencing Supplies

Phone No. 4

SHERID.P...N LAKE, COLORADO

Feed

Clarence W oelk, Manager Theo. Boulwar, Owner

S.S.Cobb Farm Supplies

Phone 50

Cheyenne Wells, Colorado

Ewing Milling Co.

Manufacturers Of Ewing Sufren Feeds

Feeds, Grains, Seeds

Lowell Ewing Wiley, Colorado

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EADS IMPLEMENT COMPANY

Tractors - Combines - Implements

We Sell Jo"hn Deere Implements, The Standard Of The World

Phone GE 8-5821

Eads, Colorado

"We Service What We Sell"

Irrigation Well Service Layne &. Bewler Turbine Pumps

Continental Stationary Power Units

Case Farm Implements

LAMAR FARM SUPPLY

Phone 941 W Lamar, Colorado

LAMAR MILLS

Culver's Service

Gasoline - Oil - Tires - Auto Accessories

Phone GE 8-9930

Eads, Colorado

Compliments Of The

Green Mountain Dairy

Whole sale - Reta il Milk

L a m a r, Colora do

J. B. Miller Hardware

Genera l Ha rdw a re G E Applia nces - R a nges - Refrigera tors Home Freezers - Sherwin Willia ms Paint

Phone GE 8-53 01 E a ds, Colora do

Colorado Farm Bureau Ins. Service Life - Fire - C a sua lty

Art Blooding, General Agent Office Phone Genev a 8-5471 Home Phone Geneva 8-2534

E a ds, Colorado

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Sheridan Lake Ferlerated Church Dewey G. Groover, Jr., Minister

B. F. Thurlow, S.S. Supt.

"Jesus Christ, The Same Yesterday, Today and Forever.''

Trail-In Motel

W. E. & Grace Glazner

Cheyenne Wells, Colorado

Wells Pharmacy

Professional Service For The Sick

Phone 8

Cheyenne Wells, Colorado

Mast Poultry Plant

Phone GE 85444

MAST REPAIR SHOP

Eads, Colorado Congratulations Seniors

Wells Theatre

Cheyenne Wells

Colorado

Creaghe Packing and

Provision Co.

Lamar, Colorado

Deliver Your Grain To Us

Gano Grain Corp.

Towner, Colorado

K. E. Brodie, Mgr.

L. Dtt Anderson & Sons

Petroleum Products

and LP Gas

Tribune Cleaners

Alteration

Agent For Model

Steam Laundry

Ralph's Market

Groceries, Meats and Locker Service

Phone 4179

Tribune, Kansas

Greeley County Cooperative

ASSOCIATION

Tribune, Kansas

Romer Mercantile Company

John Deere Farm Equipment G. M. C. Trucks - Purina Chows

Farm Supplies and Equipment Sales and Service Phones 146-147 Holly, Colorado

Holly Lumber Company

• 'Scotty' • Duncan, Prop.

Phone 41

Holly, Colorado

Page Trading Company

Dry Goods & Shoes

Granada, Colorado

Star Brand Shoes

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H. and D. Cafe and Bar Holcome Grocery & Market

We Specialize In Phone GE 8-5312 Delicious Steaks &. Foods

Mixed Drinks Of All Kinds

Eads, Colorado Eads, Colorado

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Wagon Wheel Cafe Kirkpatrick-Duggan Mortuary

A Friendly Place To Eat Lamar, Colorado Lamar 219

Eads, Colorado G. E. Kirkpatrick -A. V. Duggan

El-Mar Coffee Shop and Diers Studio Dining Room

For The Finest In Photography Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Loss

Phone 96

Lamar, Colorado Lamar, Colorado

Bentley Jewelers Bransgove Drug Co.

Elgin &. Bulova Watches Prescriptions - Veterinary Supplies Gifts For All Occasions

GE 8-5381 Phone GE 8-5809 Eads, Colorado Eads, Colorado

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Compliments Of

Crows Store

Gowner, Colorado

Donohoe Motor Co.

Chevrolet Sales & Service

Phone 32

Holly, Colorado

~ C.O STORES ST

LAMAR, COLORADO

Compliments Of

SMITH ' S

Dry Goods -Shoes -Ready-To-Wear E..:ads, Colorado

''The Place To Go For The Brands You Know''

L. E. Pickre l Motor Co., In c.

Tribune, Kansas

Pontiac G.M.C.

Granada Lumber Co.

Building Material

& Farm Specialties

Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956, to Sheridan Lake Pub-­

lic School, the Board of Education and Parents.

From Your Friendly Local Newspaper

Kiowa County Press

James C. LaVelle, Editor

Clara's Cafe

Specialized In Chicken Chow Mein

Your Home Away From Horne Ted & Lola

Lamar, Colorado

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John Deere Quality Farm Equipment Parts Service

Kay-/an Implement Co.

Phone 39J

Cheyenne Wells, Colorado

Schmitt & Crow

Ditching and Excavating Phone GE 8-5417 Sand and Gravel Phone GE 8-5516 Eads, Colorado

Caps Alignment Service

Wheel, Frame, Axle, Steering. Brake, Shock Absorber Service

Phone 19 308 North Main Street

Lamar, Colorado

Roy]. Wiebers

Phone Sheridan Lake 2 Sheridan Lake, Colorado

Your Neighborhood Grocery & Dealer Of

Standard Oil Products

Knudtson Chevrolet

Sales & Service For Economical Transportation

Telephone 65W

Cheyenne Wells, Colorado

Cheyenne Wells Elevator Corp.

Wheat -Barley -Rye -Sorghum Grain Sudan-Cane -Millet-Feed

Phone No. 113 Cheyenne We'lls, Colorado

Sutphin Electric Motor Works

Motor Repair, Radio Service Advance Pumps & Western Turbines

John Sutphin Phone 758 Corner Fifth and Sherman

Lamar, Colorado

GAMBLES

Authorized Dealer

Mort Snyder

Phone No. 80J

Tony's Cafe and Bar South Side Service

Holly, Colorado Car Washing and L ubrication

Quality Products Friendly Service Tires Phone 3911

"The Oldest In Colorado" Junction 2 7 &. 96 Tribune, Kansas

L-M Drug Co. The Corner Pharmacy

The Rexall Store D. A. Crowe G. 0. Ritcher Pre scription Specialists

Phone 25

Holly, Colorado Phone 18

Lamar, Colorado

Boosters

ROSS' RED&. WHITE Cheyenne Wells Colorado

WILEY HARDWARE CO. Wiley Colorado

MAX BAKING CO. Lamar , Colorado

LAMAR LUMBF.R CO. Lamar Colorado

GASKILL DEPT. STORE Holly Colorado

JACK&. FERN'S BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Cheyenne Wells Colorado

CONOCO SERVICE STATION Cheyenne Wells Colorado

POLLY'S DRESS SHOP Eads Colorado

HU'S SHEET METAL SHOP Lamar Colorado

Compliments Of A GOOD FRIEND

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Lamar

Lamar

Tribune

Tribune

Tribune

Tribune

Holly

Holly

Bristol

Towner

Holly

Holly

Holly

Holly

Holly

Cokan

Tribune

Bristol

Holly

Eads

Eads

Boosters

LAMAR CLEANERS

BEGGS ANIMAL HOSPITAL

DEWELL'S TRIBUNE TOGGERY

T-K DRUGS

GREELEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

MANNING HDW E. &. IMP.

HOLLY TURKEY MARKETING ASSN.

BRISTOL COUNTRY STORE

WOOLFOLK GRAIN CO.

SMITTY'S CLEANERS

HADSHOLLYPHARMACY

TOMS BARBER SHOP

HOLLY DEPARTMENT STORE

WARDROBE CLEANERS

STATE LINE SERVICE STATION

RICHARDSON REXALL DRUGS

FOWLERS CAFE

MARGIES FLOWER SHOP

EADS CLEANERS

BLOSSOM SHOP

Colorado

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Kansas

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Kansas

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Boosters

NEWMAN AUTO SALVAGE -New and Used Parts

Lamar Colorado

CLINKS GROCERY

Brandon Colorado

EADSFURlliTURESTORE

Eads Colorado COOPER'S WESTERN STORE

Lamar Colorado KELLY HARDWARE STORE

Eads Colorado J. C. P~NNEY'S

Lamar Colorado GAMBLE STORE

Lamar Colorado HODSONS LAMAR TYPEWRITER CO.

Lamar Colorado TIDSWELL'S FURNITURE

Lamar Colorado HAROLDS COURT

Lamar Colorado MIDWEST SEED C 0.

Lamar Colorado KOWIA TRADER'S, INC.

Eads Colorado FORD BODY SHOP

Eads Colorado ARTS REPAIR SHOP

Eads Colorado MUNSELL SHOE C 0.

Lamar Colorado MODE O'DAY

Lamar Colorado DOUG'S AUTO SERVICE

Eads Colorado BRANDON GARAGE&. TEXACO

Brandon Colorado

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We Wish To Thank The Advertisers

For Helping Make This Book Possible

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