Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Montgomery Ward Mounds Mall Shopping Center Montgomery Ward 61 Company serves Madison County from its location in the Mound's Mall Shopping Center. Any type merchandise-from straight pins to swimming pools-can be found at VVard's or ordered conveniently from the catalog with its wide variety of products. AHS students find that VVard's is the place to shop. Cindy Carter shops for a outfit at Montgomery Ward. First National Bank Southdale Shopping Center Conveniently located in the Southdale Shopping Center, the First Bank of Elwood serves Anderson residents by making saving, cashing checks, and 3 -w settling other money matters easy and fast for today's speedy pace. Courtesy and confidence are the outstanding features of this bank whose qualified staff is ready to arrange one's finances. Planning for future security, Steve Huntley consults Mr. Gary Duncan. Hoyt Wright Co. 911 Meridian St.-Mounds Mall Shopping Center Downtown Anderson and the Mounds Mall are high- lighted by Hoyt Wright's distinctive store. Since its beginning as a men's clothing shop in 1923, Hoyt Wright's has developed into a fine clothier for the family. Friendliness is the rule at this store, and top quality merchandise is the main feature. Rick Grissom gets fitted footwear at Hoyt Wright's. GAIY DUNCAN

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Pictured above are two of the many Delco-Remy plants which have been instrumental in the econo- mic and cultural growth of Anderson and surrounding communities, Delco-Remy Division of General Motors, Anderson, Indiana The history of Delco-Remy is a classic example of American ingenuity under the free enterprise system. In 1896 the Remy brothers had an idea on how to im- prove the ignition systems of the automobiles. In a few years their experiments were paying off, and the Remy organization began to grow. They proved that if a busi- 166 ness builds a product in which its employees can take pride, that business is on its way to success. It is the coordinated efforts of people working together that gives spark and vitality to Delco-Remy. It is this ingredient that will bulwark its effectiveness in meeting the chal- lenges of the future.

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Favorite Flowers 2.445 Meridian St. Be it for the Fall XVind-Up, a holiday fling or the all- important Prom, Favorite Flowers is the place to turn. Nosegays, corsages and a varied selections of plants from their spacious greenhouse are available to Favorite Flower Shop patrons. As the oldest floral firm in the area, Favorite has something for everyone. VV'ith a varied selection of flowers from which to choose, Carol Millspaugh has difficulty deciding on one. D eeker's 21 W. 11th St. For over 60 years Decker's Inc. has served the teenagers of Anderson in a friendly, efficient manner. Quality school supplies, athletic equipment and trophies can be purchased at Decker's at reasonable prices. The firm also carries all-occasion cards, party decorations and books for every taste. Lisa Decker always finds it convenient to shop for school supplies at her fathers store, Decker's, Inc. Central Indiana Gas 748 Main St. Central Indiana Gas provides Anderson High students with appliances for the home, discerning service and new departments. Gas washers, dryers, water heaters, ranges and furnaces economically serve Madison County residents with all the modern heating and cooking con- veniences of gas. Bev Sokol admires one of the gas ranges which is being displayed in the offices of Central Indiana Gas. L, 4