Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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9 3 Students enjoy a quick snack after school at Chief Anderson. Sears, Roebuck SL Co. 1204 Main St. For everything from fashionable school clothing to office supplies or major household appliances and furniture, Sears, Roebuck and Com- pany's Anderson franchise has been serving this area for more than three quarters of a century. Aided and enhanced by recently remod- eled sales facilities, Sears compe- tent and friendly sales personnel offers expert service and quality merchandise to make shopping at Sears a pleasure. Chief Anderson Restaurant 1314 Lincoln St. Anderson High students appreciate the friend- ly atmosphere found at the Chief Anderson Restaurant. Centrally located for the typical student who finds his lunch hour rushed, this popular retreat offers quick, efficient service and clean, wholesome surroundings. Reason- able prices for delicious meals that appeal to many regular, satisfied customers are good reasons for enjoying a meal at the Chief An- derson Restaurant. Satisfying their needs at Sears are Diane Folsom and Paulette Moore.

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Anderson Loan Association 10th at Iackson St. Downtown and Colonial Drive-ups Helping to finance new homes, college educa- tions, automobiles, and long awaited vaca- tions, the Anderson Loan Association is pre- pared to help young people or those with fresh ideas find success in life. The Loan has also provided families with extra security dur- ing times of need. Anderson High School pu- pils find the Loan's convenient locations make savings accounts not only safe and profitable, but handy for any ambitious student. Alibi Restaurant 1401 jackson St. Quick service, a specialty at the Alibi, makes this fine restaurant a popular spot for An- derson High School students and faculty mem- bers who often find lunch hours too short. Convenience is also highlighted at the Alibi by carryouts, especially buckets of everyone's f a v 0 r i t e-Colonel Sander's Southern-Fried Chicken. The location near AHS makes it an excellent meeting place after school. Planning for a rainy day, Kathy Robbs opens a savings account at the Loan. g.-,..,. Cheryl Vetor and Tom Frank share a delicious soda at the Alibi. 189

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With a bow in her hand, Sandy Chismar hunts for quality sporting equipment at An- derson Sporting Goods. Marvin Lowe In su ran oe 1101 Delaware St. My Business Is Life Insurance, is a slogan Anderson High students recognize as that of Marvin Lowe. Among the services of this institu- tion are estate planning, brokerage service, health insurance, pensions, annuities and life insurance. Stu- dents and teachers alike are in- su-red through the policies this fine firm offers. VVhen coverage for prized possessions is needed, call Marvin Lowe first for the best war- ranty. Anderson Sporting Goods 1206 Meridian St. Anderson sportsmen-be they archers, anglers, duffers, swimmers, sprinters or football, basketball or baseball enthus- iasts-rely on Anderson Sporting Goods for nationally-known brands of athletic equipment. For more than three dec- ades, Anderson Sporting Goods has also provided the areais sports-minded men and women with a complete line of fashionable and functional clothing for camping, hunting and skiing. Mr. Don Dietzer discusses the tax sheltered annuity plan designed for teachers by Mr. K .W