Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Avltll a car for every pI'1Ce range Hunter Chevrolet of Anderson makes it easy for An- dersomans to See the U S A in a Chevrolet Whether one has conservative automo- tive tastes or those of a more continental mood Chevi olet has the ansvs er to everyone's car desires Caprices Bel Airs Impalas Corvette Sting Rays Chevelles Chevey II's, lNovas or Corvairs Hunters has them all and a vsell stocked used car lot. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 3200 E. 38th St. AHS students agree that anytime is a great time for a refreshing break with a bottle of ice cold Coke. Homework, spectating at school games, meals, parties, or just relaxing is more fun with the nation's leading drink. For the calorie counter, the Coca-Cola Bottling Com- pany provides the tasty drink, Tab. Those who desire a change of pace can turn to the delightfully satisfying Fanta fruit drinks.

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John Marshall Life 1010 jackson St. Motivated by an interest in the needs and desires of young Andersonians, john Marshall Life Insurance has created a new concept of energy. In an effort to provide personalized service for their clientele, the Iohn Marshall agents offer complete insurance programs and assistance in planning for future financial security. With their home offices located in Anderson, the firm also provides career opportunities for ambitious graduates. Pat Vance consults Mr. John J. Tonyes about john Marshall Life's new concept of energy. r gwe inw' COW 5 5 STUDEO s 2 'E fa' 'Q sum. fI'o Ellen Benefiel happiness is having her senior portrait dis- played on the billboard at Norm Cook Studios. Norm Cook Studio 502 W. llth St. The easy and effective way to make someone happy is to give them a colorful portrait by Norm Cook Studio. Norm Cook has not only worked closely with Ander- son High School, but has followed generations from the first baby picture to senior pictures, wedding photos, and finally shots of the new children. Madison County area families know that they can trust Norm Cook to provide excellent work for their needs.

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.tt , 1 . him? ,N W' 'E!:'Z?5 Standt's Jewelers 1009 Meridian St. Standt's jewelers have been furnishing central Indiana with the finest merchandise for almost twenty years. Standt's carries beautiful china, decorative silverware, Omega watches and is the home of Keepsake diamonds which please every young girl. jewelry for every occasion and age group is an outstanding service. For fashionable jewelry Jana Hood shops at Standt's in downtown Anderson. Tom Dearing's Drug Stores 702 E. 8th St.-1500 Broadway- 802 E. 8th St. With nine registered pharmacists, three stores and free delivery service, Tom Dear- ing's Drug Stores envelop the city and surrounding locale with efficient, conven- ient prescription service. Fountain service, photographic processing and a cosmetic bar are also Dearing's features. Dearing's is busted for that extra margin of safety. For quality prescription service, John Forcum relies on Dearing's Drug Stores. J.C. Penney Co. 1080 Meridian St. One of a nationwide network of Penney's stores, the I. C. Penney Company in An- derson carries a large selection of men's and ladies' smart apparel and accessories, the Tween and Gentry looks for the young set, and children's wear. The local store also features a line of quality small appliances and household furnishings. gglyme Jingkppnrigayriu the popular Gentry look