Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Recreation Equipment 724 VV. 8th St. During a day approximately 1,000 stu- dents use the gymnasium's athletic faci- lities. The swimming pool equipment and basketball goals, which were pro- vided by Recreation Equipment Corpor- ation, play an important part in the physical education program. The firm's apparatus has proven to be a decisive factor in furnishing Indian teams with outstanding equipment since 1933. In this way, R.E.C. has helped them achieve top athletic honors. As she views pictures from Elite Studio, Jody Neff realizes their excellence. 1 V 3 1 Q- -,--A , f , s ,,, ---- Q :sawn The Anderson High pool equipment is used well by Linda Taylor. E lite Studio 1037 Meridian St. Russ Forkner, owner and photog- rapher of Elite Studio, enjoys see- ing the AHS seniors come in for their pictures each year. Nell, his wife and head assistant, beautifies portraits by adding color. The ex- pressions of mischief on a toddler's face and the rapture on a bride's is captured by these competent arti- sans. For generations Russ and Nell have given faithful service to An- derson High students and shall for years to come.

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Joyce House of Casuals ' 21 W. 12th St. Ioyce House of Casuals offers AHS coeds a wide variety of styles from sportswear to high quality dresses and suits. Unique fashions by leading designers and manufacturers of women's apparel can be found at Ioyce's con- venient downtown location. Casual wear, a Ioyce speciality, is outstanding with its co- ordinated look. Anderson area girls agree that Joyce has the ability and flair to out- fit them perfectly for all occasions. Dave Ballinger shows Dan Dickey a jacket from the Varsity Shop. Carol Hodges views a creation offered by Joyce House of Casuals. Varsity Shop 922 Meridian St. For the guy on the go, the Varsity Shop is stocked with the latest look in action clothes. Offering the finest selection in Anderson, John Goehring welcomes all the young men from AHS to look over the clothing for every need from school wear to fonnal attire for the Prom. Sportswear is highlighted by coats, jackets and parkas with collegian styling. For ball game, to- bagganing or any clothing need, visit the Varsity Shop first.

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Weilers Banner-Fair, Inc. Downtown The continuing expansion of Anderson is symbolized by the growth of Banner-F air, Inc. From the merger of two fine local firms, Xveilers has emerged ready to serve its patrons with courteous service and fine quality merchandise. The modern meifs store is especially de- signed for thc convenience of those gentlemen who demand the very finest in men's clothing. The wide variety of styles will satisfy any taste. The fimi has created a fashionable show place for the ladies in which they can satisfy any clothing need. For the first in styles, economy and taste-Vifeilers is the place to shop. Shopping at Weilers are De- Wayne Deck, Ronnie Pressnall, Charlie jones. W'ith the aid of Susie Mosier, Melissa McCarel selects a blazer at Weilexs. I 3. . fr ,,,-., W 445 A e :kg xg, ., J . R 1 5 W 1 4' f J' T , lp PEL, fig S , ,ten W A a -if 1 i ef ' -5 ' 1- ' fe me K i. 1 1 X s Q -s , e- d. sf e Q te -in fi- Q- I Q' -x -is -A 'l- 'i 4- ei- .. .s A. . . .s. ' i' V ' J. I A - o - 5 : tb A 'A 3 ' A e ' 5