Image from 1947 Lusk High School yearbook:

Texaco FIRE-CHIEF gasoline may be good to the last drop, alright, but it is that "last drop" that Dave Lorenzen didn't have, as he and some of the crew at THE HIGHWAY SUPER-SERVICE STATION "ease" his jalopy that "last mile" to the pumps.

Beyond the camera's eye is the BEE-LINE building, where specialized mechanical work is done by Vic Senters and John Lorenzen, partners with Noal Larson who tends the really super-service station as shown here.

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The Lusk Herald, March 16, 1963

Bartelt Buys Beeline Business

Fred Bartelt has purchased the Beeline Alignment Service From John and David Lorenzen and will reopen the business Monday, March 18.

In connection with the alignment business Mr. Bartelt will operate and radiator repair service. He is experienced with both, having spent 18 years working in various General Motors dealerships. He has attended many General Motors training schools.

Mr. Bartelt came to this area last summer, liked it and decided to return to become a resident.

The business was established by Jake Lorenzen in 1940 and its operation was taken over in 1944 by John Lorenzen. The business has not been operating since August.