Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Guide Lamp Division of General Motors, Anderson, Indiana In this 120-foot darkroom laboratory at Guide Lamp, automotive lamps are evaluated and tested. Lamps must pass many tests, including heat, photometric, vibration and corrosion. Each lamp must provide a pleasing light and give the necessary signal when installed on the vehicle. VVorld's largest manufacturer of automotive lighting equipment, Guide occupies more than two-mil- lion square feet of floor space and has approximately 6,000 employees. Research is an important phase of Guide production. .fy . - ti 0? Sherry Janes finally satisfies her appetite at Frisch's. FI'isch's Big Boy 500 Broadway-901 Meridian St. Always ready with attractive dining room facilities, speedy carry-out and drive-in service, Frisch's is a pleas- ant recess for people of all ages. No occasion is quite complete without dropping in at Frisch's Big Boy Res- taurants for everything from an after-the-game snack to a complete dinner. Two convenient locations now help serve the Anderson area promptly and efficiently. Passing Frisch's will arouse everyone's appetite.

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Miller Huggins 1212 Meridian St. VVith everything for every office, Miller Huggins, Incorporated, provides a wide selection of office supplies and office equipment for local businessmen and private individuals. Anderson area high school and university-aged scholars turn to Miller Huggins for a complete and convenient program of typewriter rentals with a purchase option on their selection. This reputable local firm also carries a variety of school supplies. Bob Snow and Don Conner join an employee of Miller Huggins. Acme Paving Co. 1315 Alexandria Pike The modern, heavy machines of Acme Paving continue to provide a sturdy foundation for a prosperous and pro- gressive Anderson. It is impossible to traverse Anderson without either walk- ing on or driving over pavement which has been set up for use by Acme Paving. The continuing demand for its services evidences the fact that the firm will re- main Anderson's leading installer of home drives, business drives, and park- ing lots. The vast equipment yard of Acme Paving is examined by Steve Lane.

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Lawrence-Krehe Studio ' 21 W. 5th St. The aim of Lawrence-Krehe Studio is to capture those expressions one wants to remember for a lifetime. The happiness on a youngster's face, the glowing blush of a bride and the senior's triumphant smile are expertly preserved when given the st11dio's special attention. Friendly service and high quality naturally colored or black and white portraits make it a pleasure to deal with Lawrence-Krehe for all photographic needs. Choosing a frame to compliment a picture at Lawrence-Krehe is easy for Shirley Huitema. East Side Jersey D airy 722 Broadway After last year's expansion program, East Side Iersey Dairy is more qualified to meet the needs of a growing and prosperous Anderson. Modern trucks deliver fresh dairy products right to the door. From the homogenized milk served in the cafeteria to the many flavors of ice cream available at the dairy bar, Best-Ever is the place AHS students patronize. For quality dairy prod- ucts at sensible prices, go Best-Ever. The name tells you why. The dairy bar at Best-Ever provides a recess for Rick Muir and Steve Hardacre.