Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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At one of the local Lynch plants, Karen Robertson views a wrapping machine, one of the many modem machines operated daily. Lynch Corporation 2304 Crystal St. Recognized as a firm of long standing and highest quality, Lynch Corporation has worked to insure and maintain a prosperous future for Anderson. Research to accelerate the growth of progress is the goal of Lynch engineers, who are constantly working to meet the requirements of makers of glass containers. A local in- dustry, Lynch manufactures a variety of complex and exacting machinery for other finns. Recently Lynch spent 353.5 million and a decade of effort developing the Lynch 44,,' a container machine capable of passing the most rigorous requirements. Lynch is recognized as one of Anderson's foremost industries.

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an , 7 x I Q m After visiting the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Plant Paulette Sheets, Debby Shuster and Ann Gill stop on the awn to enjoy a refreshing Pepsi. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 1831 YV. 18th St. The lively teenagers of Anderson agree that Pepsi is their favorite refresher, whether it be at an exciting ball game or at home. The Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company offers a wide assortment of delicious soft drinks to meet each indivi- dtlal taste. To spice up a party try Teem, Squirt, Crush and Mountain Dew which can be bought conveniently in bottles from eight ounces to half-quarts. The Pepsi-Cola Company sponsors record hops all year-round to show its in- terest in our community's teenagers. So remember: VVhen times are boring and throats are dry, Come alive! You're in the Pepsi generation. 177

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Radio Station W H B U 1240 On The Dial For more than a quarter of a century, radio station VVHBU has provided An- derson and the surrounding area of Madison County with comprehensive on- the-spot coverage of major news and sporting events. As an affiliate of the Columbia Broadcasting System, the local radio station also brings the voices of a variety of well-known entertainers and news-woithy personalities into local homes. A broadcast instrument panel is explained to Jim McMahon and johnny Williams by Bill Hecht. A lasting floral arrangement is selected as a gift by Mark Van Voorhis. Iii Toles Flowers 627 Nichol Ave. Specializing in beautiful floral ar- rangements for all occasions, Toles Flower Shop maintains the largest horticultural staff in Madison County. Lovely bouquets and artis- tic creations for parties, weddings, special school convocations and other social affairs are delivered by Toles' florists. Anderson High School students are delighted by Toles' original corsages and decora- tions which compliment various events throughout the school year.