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Our thanks go to the Board of Education for their loyalty, devotion and intelligent attention to the work of our school. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ARE: Mr. Scott Kelsey, Mr. H. F. l_}ones. Syring, and Mr.
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H. D. Richardson, Principal, and Jean Nadeau, Office Secretary.
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Our thanks go to the Board of Education for their loyalty, devotion and intelligent attention to the work of our school. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ARE: Mr. Scott Kelsey, Mr. H. F. t-Jones. Syring, and Mr.
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H. D. Richardson, Principal, and Jean Nadeau, Office Secretary.
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MR. ROBERT SIGG.
MRS. JUANITA SIMMERS
MR. IRA WILLIAMS
English
Commerce
Vocational Agriculture
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MISS DORQT tiY MILLER
Mathematics
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MR. ROSS CORRELL
MRS. THEDA BIXBY
MR. HERBERT SNIDER
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RA EDWARD KOVAR - Treasurer "A pal to many, a friend to all"
LARRY LA VERN HUDSON - S. C. "An individual with an individuality"
MOTTO - "Find A Way Or Make A Way" FLOWER - Red Rose COLORS - Red and White
ALAN JAY LANDEN "Pleasant is he, and full of good intent"
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LOREN LEO LYNDE - President "A personality of laughter and fun"
LAITEN GLEN MARNEY - Secretary "His good will made intelligence"
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MARGARET JANICE McCLELLAND "Gayer than laughter is she"
MARJORIE JEAN NADEAU "A smile that won't come off"
LARRY CHARLES PARR "He's so glad he has each day"
KAREN GA YE PRESSGROVE "She'll follow her secret heart"
LUCILLE ANN RESER "Love, here is her heart"
ARLYN HARVEY SAGE - S. C. "He always meets his troubles with a great big smile"
CHRISTOPHER KENT SMITH "Good natured and full of fun"
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JOSEPH LLOYD STOCKMAN "A handy man to have around the school"
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ELIZABETH JEAN THOLL "SWeet and Lovely"
PAULINE MARIE TIMMONS "She's Got Rhythm"
JAMES LA VERN WELCH - Vice- President "He looks shy but don't let that fool you"
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LYNDA ANN WILT "She's a Lady"
LARRY ARTHUR ZELLER "Everything he has is hers"
SAMUEL FREDRIC ZICKEFOOSE "What? No girls in heaven, then just \eave him here"
Henry Badura Betty Bixby Phyllis Coffey Lois Coleman
Mary Dolezilek Laird French. Dianne Gideon Linda Hurley
James Lacock Edward Lloyd Kenneth Marney Paul Maus
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Linda McCoy Leonard Mesmer Ellen Miller Jim Reuter
Darrel Rezac Linda Rezac Jane Rogers Kenneth Smith
David Stadler Donald Timmons Max Viergever Frank Wood
WEHNER•S I. G. A. Rossville, Delia, St. Marys 8
ROSSVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Rossv iII e, Kansas Phone 610
Janice Brown LeRoy Carrell Patty Coffey LeRoy Dick
Sue Viergever Richard Jackson Connie Johnson Roberta Landen Neil McKenzie
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Sharon Rosencutter Frank Ruff Virginia Shannon Richard Smith
Helen Stadler Don Stockman Linda Ungeheuer Clifford Van Vleck
Roger Zeller SILVER LAKE STATE BANK Silver Lake, Kansas Phone 210
BENNIE J. MARTINEK INS. AGENCY Rossville, Kansas
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Lynda Allen Sonja Avers Howard Banks Danny Bahner
Joe Bahner Thomas Bush Sharon Davis William Ent
Kathryn Fa i ler William Fauerbach Janet Harth Kenneth Heiland
Eugene Irwin Ralph Marney Nida Mogus Delbert New
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Josephine Rosencutter Mary Smith Laura Stiles Diane Swenson
John Vanderblomen Charles Van Vleck Zora Wade
HESSE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 100 Ross viii e, -Kansas
ABOVE: Vocational Agriculture, Mr. Williams
BELOW: Algebra II, Miss Miller
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ED MARLING STORES Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-1725
GIBBS CLOTHING STORE Topeka, Kansas Phone 2-8221
ABOVE: American Government, Mr. Richardson
BELOW: Bookkeeping, Mrs. Simmers
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MARQUART MUSIC Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-1508 12
OHSE MEAT COMPANY Topeka, Kansas Phone 5-3426
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BELOW: English II, Mr. Sigg
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liiLL PACKING COMPANY Topeka, Kansas Phone 8-8523
MOSBY-MACK MOTOR COMPANY Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-4121 13
ABOVE: Music Appreciation, Mr. Snider
BELOW: Algebra I, Miss Miller
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR St. Marys, Kansas Phone 44 14
ABOVE: Driver Education, Mr. Correll
BELOW: Home Economics II, Mrs. Bixby
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. BAR-F WESTERN STORE Topeka, Kansas Phone 9-9323
COE SEED COMPANY Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-2656 15
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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dianne Gideon, Linda Ungeheuer, Geraldine Masters, Betty Tholl. SECOND ROW: Karen Pressgrove, Betty Bixby, Sharon Reser, Janet Harth, LeRoy Carroll. THIRD ROW: Jane Rogers, Linda Rezac. Phyllis Coffey. Lynda Wilt, Loren Lynde. Kenneth Marney. Kenneth Heiland, Leonard Mesmer, Sam Zickefoose. STANDING: Ellen Miller, Patty Coffey, Linda McCoy, Mr. Snider, Director. Dianne Swenson, He len Stadler.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlvn Sage . . . . President Jane Rogers . . . Vice President Linda Rezac. Secretary-Treasurer
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PARKER MORTUARY Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-5850
LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Linda Hurley , Edward Lloyd. Mary Dolezilek, Lois Coleman. SECOND ROW: Frank Ruff, Janice McClelland, Roger Zeller. Douglas Martinek, Ginger Shannon, Neil McKenzie. THIRD ROW: Raymond Rafferty , Laura Stiles, Pauline Timmons, Carol Rafferty, Arlyn Sage • . STANDING: Lucille Reser, Ralph Marney, Jean Nadeau, Sue Viergever.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Miller Patty Coffey Linda McCoy
SHAWNEE FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Topeka, Kansas Phone 8-8597
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GIRLS & BOYS STATE
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Boys • State was held from June 2 to 9 and G iris • State from June 10 to 17. Larry Hudson and Jean Nadeau were representatives for thErYear of 1956. Governmental lectures; opportunity to run for state, county and city offices; and voting for these officers were all part of the week•s activities. Pins and certificates of attendance were given at the end of the week•s session. Jane Rogers and Darrel Rezac will represent Rossville High School at Girls• and Boys • State for 1957
COUNCIL ELECTION The Student Council election started the school year with a bang. There were three parties again this year. Arlyn Sage was the Nationalist party candidate; Jane Rogers was the Federalist party candidate; and Sam Zickefoose was the Progressive party candidate. After a close race, the Federalist party came out on top, with Jane Rogers the Student Council president for the year 1956 - 1957.
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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carol Rafferty, Dianne Swenson, Sharon Reser, Jean Nadeau, Betty Tholl, Phyllis Coffey, Dianne Gideon, Linda Rezac, Jane Rogers, Lynda Wilt. SECOND ROW: Lynda Allen, Betty Bixby. Janet Harth, Sue Viergever, Janice Brown, Christina Redding, Geraldine Masters, Marilene Pendleton, Ginger Shannon, Sharon Rosencutter, Patty Coffey. Linda Ungeheuer. THIRD ROW: Janice McClelland, Mary Smith, Nida Mogus, Kathryn Failer, Sonja Avers, Josephine Rosencutter. Sharon Davis, Laura Stiles, Zora Wade, Betty McMaster, Connie Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Snider, Sponsor, Mary Dolezilek, Linda Hurley, Ellen Miller, Linda McCoy, Lucille Reser, Pauline Timmons, Karen Pressgrove, Helen Stadler, Roberta Landen, Lois Coleman, Mrs. Bixby, Sponsor.
HERE WE ARE!
Coach says: 11m really proud of this team.
THE SPORTSMAN STORE, Topeka, Kansas Phone 5-6271
School Song!
The Team Was In A Huddle!
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0 0 T B A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Correll, Henry Badura, Kenneth Marney. Don Timmons, Ray Kovar, Sam Zickefoose, David Stadler, Larry Hudson, Douglas Martinek. SECOND ROW: Darrel Razac, Frank Ruff. Don Stockman, Gerald Perry, Laiten Marney, Arlyn Sage, Max Viergever. Wayne Rasch, Leonard Mesmer. TOP ROW: Thomas Bush, Billy Fauerbach, Neil McKenzie, Clifford Van Vleck, Richard Smith , Paul Maus, Kenneth Heilao_d, Ralph Marney, Eddie Lloyd.
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FOOTBALL RECORD 53 Meriden 33 Oska Ioosa 33 Alta Vista 19 Eskridge Silver Lake 7 41 St. Marys 6 Alma Jlt/
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The 1956 Football Team placed first in the league with a seven win, one tie, and no loss for the season. Our boys showed good sportsmanship, excellent training, and lost of fighting spirit. These factors led to an undefeated season. Ray Kovar, our allstar Senior fullback received honorable mention in the Northeast Kansas AllStar Team.
FINAL MID-EAST LEAGUE STANDINGS L T Pet. Pts. Opp. 4 0 1 .900 106 Rossville 18 Silver Lake 3 1 1 .700 25 66 Eskridge 3 2 0 .600 45 38 2 52 Alta Vista 3 0 .400 90 St. Marys 1 4 0 .200 74 126 3 2 .200 Alma 0 64 18
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HURLEY'S FUNERAL HOME Rossville, Kansas Phone 511
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"A" TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Darrell Rezac, Clifford Van Vleck, Kenneth Marney, Douglas Martinek. SECOND ROW: Ray Kovar, Sam Zickefoose, Don Timmons, Coach Correll, David Stadler, Don Stockman, Larry Hudson.
BULLDOGS 1957
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"B" TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: LeRoy Dick, Kenneth Heiland, Henry Badura, Kenneth Smith, Kent Smith, Delbert New. SECOND ROW: Vince Martinek, Max Viergever, Gerald Perry, Coach Correll, Ralph Marney, Wayne Rasch, Arlyn Sage.
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CHRISTOPHER STUDIO Topeka, Kansas EMAHIZERS Topeka •s Most Complete Home Furnisher 519 Kansas Avenue Phone 40576
"A" TEAM ROSSVILLE
The Rossville 11 A 11 Team completed a very successful season with 14 wins and 6 losses. Their spark I ing record was further high I ighted by winning the county tournament and placing second in the District. They went into the regionals with high spirits, but the spirits were downed as Perry stopped them in the first game. Rossville shared the League championship with Silver Lake. The Rossville 11 B11 squad closed their season with 13 wins and 4 losses. Of the boys on the team 4 were Freshmen, 3 were Sophomores, 3 Juniors and 2 Seniors. The team showed very much spirit and established the fact that in the next few years, we •11 have very good 11 A 11 team materia I .
FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR St. Ma.rys, Kansas
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St. Marys Auburn Bt
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LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROyY: Kent Smith, Wayne Rasch, Kenneth Marney. Ralph Marney, Larry Zeller, Loren Lynde, Arlyn Sage. BACK ROW: Kenneth Smith, Douglas Martinek, Max Viergever, Sam Zickefoose, Larry Hudson, Ray Kovar, Clifford Van Vleck, Coach Correll.
BASEBALL BASEBALL RECORD 10 Wins - 2 Loses
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St. Marys Berryton Tonganoxie Lecompton Auburn St. Benedict Lucky Delia Dover Lecompton Silver Lake Berryton
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Our congratulations go to Coach Correll on doing such a fine job in all three sports, in his thir'd year as the Rossville High School coach.
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Boys' Physical Education PEOPLE'S STATE BANK Rossv i II e 1 Kansas Phone 450
MILLFR'S DEPARTMENT STORE St. Marys 1 Kansas 29
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Lynda Wilt, gracious, winsome student at Rossville High School, was the Senior selected as 1956 Homecoming Queen, October 26. Her Attendants were Jean Nadeau and Betty Tholl. At the half of the Rossvi lie-St. Marys Football game the crowning of the Queen and her attendants took place. Following the game, a dance was held in the high school gymnasium, at which the Queen and her Attendants reigned.
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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ellen Miller, Darrel Re z ac, Dianne Gideon. SE~OND ROW: Lois Coleman , Kenneth Marney, Jane Rogers, Linda Re z a't, David Stadler , Phyllis Coffey. STANDING: Ma x Viergever, Leonard Mesmer, Linda McCoy, Linda Hurley, Mary Dole z ilek, Henry Badura, Edward Lloyd, Mr. Sigg, Director, Betty Bixby.
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FATHER KNOWS BEST 11 Cast David Stadler Jim Anderson . Linda Rezac Margaret Anderson. . Jane Rogers Betty Anderson . Kathy Anderson . Dianne Gideon Darrel Rezac Bud Anderson . Mary Dolezi lek Janie . Ramona Phyllis Coffey . Ellen Miller Patty • Edward Lloyd Repair Man Ralph • .Kenneth Marney . Leonard Mesmer Mr. Brinkworth . Max Viergever Officer Johnson Bud•s friend . .Henry Badura Linda McCoy Mrs. Wembley • . Linda · Hurley Mrs. Jones • Mrs. Woolsey Lois Coleman Perkins Betty Bixby Play Director . Mr. Sigg 11
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"MELODY JONES" Cast Mother Jones. Karen Pressgrove Father Jones. .Ray Kovar Jean Nadeau Melody Jones Leon Jones • • Larry Hudson Laura Walkins Pauline Timmons Kenneth Carpenter. Arlyn Sage Elaine Walkins . Luc i lie Reser Bruce Butler : . Alan Landen Kathy. Betty Tholl Jennifer Abbey. .Janice McClelland Gary Boyd . Loren Lynde Stretch • Sam Zickefoose Franc is Wi Iks Lynda Wilt
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CJ3ACCALAUREA'TE Sunday. May
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8:oo p.m. High School .Auditorium Rossville, Kansas Processiona 1.
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"How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" • • • • Girls Glee Club Sermon
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"Re verie" Diane Swenson
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CLASS MEMBERSHIP, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Arlyn Sage, Jean Nadeau, Lucille Reser, Pauline Timmons, Karen Pressgrove, Janice McClelland, Lynda Wilt, Betty Tholl, Loren Lynde. BACK ROW: Kent Smith, James Welch. Larry Z.eller, / Joe Stockman, Larry Hudson, Sam Zickefoose, Ray Kovar, Alan Landen, Laiten Marney, Larry Parr.
Program Processiona 1 • Invocation /
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"End of a Perfect Day"
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Lynda Wilt Salutatory
Janice McClelland
"Beyond the Blue Horison"
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Valedictory. Address
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Laiten Marney
• • • • "A Satisfactory Life" • • S. Walton Cole Pastor First Methodist Church, Manhattan, Kansas
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Pauline Timmons Presentation of Class
• H. D. Richardson, Principal
Presentation of Diplomas • • • • • • • Director, Board of Education Benediction Recessional •
Mr. Scott Kelsey
• Reverend A. J. Adams, S. J. "Pomp and Circumstance" Jane Rogers
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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of '57 being of sound mind and body do will these different slams, abilities, traits and characteristics to these underclassmen in the hopes that the said party will become as dignified and as honorable as the seniors of '57. I, Betty lholl, the "hungriest", will my bowlegs to a knock-kneed gi~l, Lois Coleman. I, Arlyn Sage, the "cooliest", will my ability to lose my girl friends to David Stadler, and my old Ford to anyone who can keep it running. I, Lucille Reser, better known as "Shorty", will my shortness to Don Timmons, and my drum pounding to Kenneth Heiland. I, Laiten Marney, the "most scientific", will my ability in chemistry to Paul Maus, in hopes he can make better homebrew. I, Pauline Timmons, the "culvert snatcher", wi II my pi'nk Cadillac ('40 Chevy) to Mr. Sigg, and someone quieter to take my pl'dce in Miss Miller's study hall. I, Alan Landen, the "most", will rhy blonde hair to Jim Reuter. I, Lynda Wi It, the "vocalist", will my accompanist to anyone who can get her away from Jerry Fritz. I, Larry Parr, the "silent", wi II my music ability to Mr. Snider. I, Karen Pressgrove, the "Yearbook typist", will my ability to diet to Ginger Shannon, my clarinet and my place in the clarinet section of the band to Henry Badura. I, James Welch, the "most bashful looking", will my careful driving to LeRoy Carroll. I, Jean Nadeau, better known as "Miss Absentee , will my ability to get out of band to Sue Viergever in hopes she puts this time to as good a use as I did. I, Larry Zeller, the "opposite", will my place in shorthand to anyone who can understand women. I, Joe Stockman, the "mighty" will my place as errand boy in the office to anyone who has good feet. · I, Janice McClelland, the "Dubbee the Match Maker", will my ability to get along with Larry Hudson to Linda Hurley. I, Loren Lynde, the "sliest", will my place as President of our senior class to any senior next year who can keep a class meeting in order. I, Kent Smith, the "artist", will my perfect attendance to anyone who chooses to keep it up. I, Sam Zickefoose, known as "Zick", will my bright red blushing ears to Ralph Marney, and my black curley hair to James Lacock. I, Larry Hudson, the "mixed up", will my basketball playing to Paul Maus. I, Ray Kovar, the "mighty moe", will my football jersey no. 56 to anyone who can do it justice. · We, the class of 1957, do solemnly declare this to be our legal Will and Testament made this tw'enty-second day of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred. and fifty- seven in the City of Rossville, County of Shawnee, State of Kansas.
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1977! Time certainly has flown! The reunion of the class of '57 was a wonderful success with everyone talking over old times. Naturally everyone wanted to know what the others were doing or what they had become. The inquiries received these answers. Betty Tholl is the head nurse and supervisor at the well known Marney Hospital in Topeka. Lynda Wilt is an important X-ray technician · for Navy Hospital in Pensicola, Florida. Pauline Timmons is manager of the Hi Iton Hotels which are in New York, Hollywood, and Germany. Karen Pressgrove is a famous detective employed by Scotland Yard. Lucille Reser is the co-owner of the large Porter Ranch. Jean Nadeau conducts public relations in her family of ten. Jan ice McClelland is the head model for famous designer "Dior" of Paris. Kent Smith is the well known hair stylist of New York City. AI an Landen is the owner of the world renowned "Landen Bop School" . Sam Zickefoose is working in Egypt as an archeologist. He has uncovered some very important bones. Arlyn Sage recently bought out General Motors and plans to change the name to Sage, Inc. Loren Lynde is the very important architect who designed Jayne Mansfield's home. Larry Zeller is the private, private secretary of the President of the United States. Larry Hudson has just formed his own electrical company. He calls it Hudson-Hurley, Inc. Ray Kovar, who coaches at Oklahoma, was just voted coach of the year. Joe Stockman owns his own chain of garages. Laiten Marney is the world-famous chemist who has several elements named for him. James Welch now owns the Rossville Reporter. Larry Parr is a cub reporter working on the Kansas City Star.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Johnson, Betty McMasters, Kathryn Failer, Mrs. Rafferty.
Mr. O'Donnell, Mr. Strimple and Mr. Richardson.
BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde Strimple, Guy (Dobie) Strimple, Frank Dolezilek, and Bill Hesse.
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RAWLINGS PINT SIZE SUPER MARKET Rossville 1 Kansas Phone 320
ROSSVILLE TRUCK & TRACTOR CO. Ross vi II e 1 Kansas Phone 20
JIM REZAC CONSTRUCTION Rossvi lie 1 Kansas Phone 78
THE ROSSVILLE REPORTER Rossv iII e 1 Kansas Phone 220
THESE PATRONS HAVE MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE
ARMSTRONG JEWELRY
DALE SHARP
MARTIN TRACTOR COMPANY
Topeka, Kansas Phone 2-7674
Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-1361
Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-0464
AL'S BARBER SHOP
DAIN'S REAL ESTATE
NEHI-7UP BOTTLIN.G COMPANY
Silver Lake, Kansas Phone 310
Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-1412
FRANK WARD'S I. G. A, STORi
ROSSVILLE VARIETY STORE
Silver Lake, Kansas Phone 370
Rossville, Kansas Phone 80
Rossville, Kansas FRED E. BROWN M.D.
St. Marys. Kansas Phone 32-w BAHNER'S GARAGE
Rossville, Kansas
HESS JEWELRY
OTIS LANE BODY SHOP
BROWN'S SWIRLY TOP
Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-7704
Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-1149
AND TRAILER COURT
Rossville, Kansas Phone 831 BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS
St. Marys, Kansas CROSBY BROS.
Topeka, Kansas Phone 5- 2311 CAPITAL FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN
Topeka, Kansas Phone 5-1341 TOPEKA COCA- COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
Topeka, Kansas HOME CAFE
St. Marys, Kansas Phone 14 COLEMAN'S GARAGE
Rossville, Kansas Phone 630 DONOHUE JEWELRY
Topeka, Kansas Phone 9-9871
HART'S VARIETY
St. Marys, Kansas HILLMER LEATHER SHOP
Topeka, Kansas Phone 2-0Hf:'7
OLEJNIK BLACKSMITH
Delia, Kansas nM PHARMACY
St. Marys, Kansas
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY
ROACH HARDWARE
Topeka, Kansas Phone 8-8508
Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-9606
LANDIS BAKERY
RODENBAUGH RADIO AND T, V.
St. Marys. Kansas Phone 20
St. Marys, Kansas
LONG JEWELRY
St. Marys, Kansas
ST. MARYS MOTORS
St. Marys, Kansas Phone 157
SCOTCH CLEANERS
LOWE HATCHERY
Topeka, Kansas Phone 5-2333
Topeka, Kansas Phone 3-1252
H. F. SYRING INSURANCE
Ross vi lie, Kansas MACE'S JEWELRY
Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-4040
WESTERN STATIONERY COMPANY
Topeka, Kansas Phone 4-3496
MARTIN HOBBY SHOP
Topeka, Kansas Phone 4- 1912
WILT OIL COMPANY
Rossville, Kansas Phone 190
