Manteca Union High School - Tower Yearbook (Manteca, CA)

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Congratulations-To the Graduating Class of l94l Compliments of STOCKTON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Gate PLICH'-1C dStockt juniorC ll g E t E n C 1 f ia's Oldest d N t-C ll g fth P fi h t d 1851 nh Old t Cl ch STOCKTON JUNIOR COLLEGE th N t r y r p t p c th d r g f 1 b ral educnti We Welcome You to Stockton Harriet M. Smith Memorial

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Whether it's gas and oil-or merely water and air-or a complete new set of tires you Want, Chester Downing, managing MR. CHARLES BATES' SHELL SERVICE STATION, is al- ways happy to oblige. Footballer Bob Lynch is tanking up his pick-up. W'hy not follow his example and call in at Bates' next time you need car service? For complete automotive service: engine tuning, motor repairs, and bat- tery service SLAYTON'S GARAGE is always a good bet. Service there is always friendly and efficient, and Bette Lou Frieburg and joe Leal are proud to be pictured at Slaytonis. This garage carries a full line of auto parts. And when you need gas and oil, stop at Slayton's convenient Stan- dard pumps. Seeking automobile insurance, Don- ald Rieger is consulting Mr. Clarence L. Hughes about the inexpensive Farmers Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange policies. At HUGHES' IN- SURANCE AGENCY, Don will be able to secure the several kinds of automobile insurances to protect him in case he is at fault in an accident involving his car. This company is well-known for its reliability and low cost. Willard Rieger's mouth begins to water as he eagerly anticipates the eating of that delicious-looking cake that Edna Cogniglio displays. If you have once made a purchase at the HOME BAKERY, you will be like XY'illard-always ready to come back for more. To get his hands on that cake is now W'illard's greatest ambi- tion, and wc know it will be good. Most persons have given some thought to the future and want rea- sonable assurance that it will be se- cure, and free of financial difficulties, and Al Cardoza understands the need of insurance. Mr. C. Simmingcr, rep- resentative of NEW YORK LIFE IN- SURANCE COMPANY, is explain- ing to Al how he may obtain this de- sirable security. New York Life poli- cies, he will soon know, are the an- swers to all his questions. GEO. E. VALENTINE D. D. S. fit'1I!'!'lIf Dl'Ilff.Yfl i' Otiice Hours: 9 to 5 Evenings by Appointment 122 NY. Yosemite Tel. 224 Finally we have found out where Bill L. Perry gets that smooth casa- nova look. It is Mr. A. Ifrieburg's skillful hand which gives his waves that well-groomed and attractive ap- pearance which is the envy of every boy and girl in school. Stop in at the MANTECA BARBER SHOP. Specialiving in meats but supplying groceries as well, the CITY CASH MARKET, owned by Charles and V Lawrence Lind, is one of Manteca's ter-known food stores. Xvhatever 5 ohn Poulos has just bought, he seems mightily pleased with his purchase as you will be with everything you btly at the City Market. john is grinning at Erancis Dowhower '40, who is making out the sales slip. Psychologists say that three-fourths of a person's pleasure comes from eating, and any M.U.H.S. student will agree-especially when there are such fine food shops as LOPES' GRO- CIQRY to shop in. Here Mr. Manuel Lopes and Dorothy Lopes '40 are sell- ing pleasure in the form of appetiz- ing groceries to Pat Connors and Phil Kasterkoff. lf it's something in the grocery line you want, try l,opes'. Donald Garcia, prominent sopho- more, smiles with anticipation, for he is just about to enter the EL REY THEATRE, Manteca's only motion picture house, owned and operated by Mr. wrillldlll Petere. The lil Rey. with program changes three times a week, brings a group of well-selected pictures to Manteca. Here students like Donald can relax in the luxurious modern seats and enjoy the most popular films. Prompt and skillful plumbing ser- vice can be obtained by getting in touch with Mr. lid llumoulinis MANTECA PLUMBING COM- PANY. Pictured are -loanne Du- moulin and Normajean Littleton, prominent M. U. ll. S. freshmen, with the company truck. For home or farm plumbing service, first try your local establishment. the Man- teca Plumbing Company. K. W. HIDY, M. D. PZ1'j'.Yil'illll 117111 SIll'lQt'Ull E. Yosemite and Lincoln Streets Hours 9-10 a. m., 2-4, 7-8 p. m. Sundays by Appointment PHONE MANTECA 41

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