Bradenton High School - Macohi Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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A BOY LIKE THIS WILL BE RUNNING THIS COMPANY SOME DAY Somewhere there is a boy. already feeling the surge of am- bition. He is a typical Ameri- can youngster . . . confident, clear-eyed, courageous .... eager to meet the challenge oi a job. And wherever he starts he'll climb. He'1l be running this company some day! Whose boy? We don't know. He may be yours. That's the American pattern. Free enterprise, equal oppor- tunity-this is the life blood of business, the solid basis of American industry. May we always hold to these truths of the American Way. YLDIIIIA ro n' ' counmr 7 -7

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Lou Ellen Armstrong takes her dresses to MARTIN CLEANERS AND DYERS, INC. for that service that wins appreciation. Although Martin Cleaners call for and deliver, Lou Ellen prefers the cash and carry plan-1001 9th Street. Jeanne Sonner seems to enjoy milking one of the famous Guernseys which supply the milk for the COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY. Pretty milkmaids like Jeanne do not do all the milking, however, for the Country Club Dairy is supplied with the most modern and sanitary milk handling machinery. S'I'EVENSON'S BEST OF LUCK HOTEL MANATEE RIVER ' Phone 31-472 Bradenton, Florida Doolittle Hardware' Inc Gowns. Wraps. Hosiery. Dobbs Hats 528 13th Slfeel Phone 29 711 SKENE SUNDRIES CIGARS-CIGARETTES-TOILET ARTICLES PATENT MEDICINES 1325 Manatee Avenue NMHUHSE.COX Your Authorized De Soto and Plymouth Dealer CARNEY'S GULF SERVICE STATION ONE sToP s'rAT1oN OLEANDER ICE CREAM SHOP I. H. Carney, Mgr. Phone 39-461 sodas-S'-mdaes-Milk Shakes Marjolrie Dixon and Sarah Rood arg getting ready KLIEN'S to ta ver a service station jo i necessary. 'rm-,E keno: shag the PISNEER ou. cct sells good K-B RESTAURANT Easo ine an oi atna. ig saving to t e motorist. FAMOUS IN BRADENTON FOR GOOD FOOD p'LIliEcEest for Less is what PIONEER offers the AND GOOD SERVICE frm assi up miss!

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A savings account is a handy thing to have says Alex Hatton, who is making a deposit at the MANATEE RIVER BANK AND TRUST COM- PANY. Awaiting their turn are Annie Mae Rich and Virginia Roberts who heartily endorse a regular savings plan. The inviting GREENE'S GROCERY AND MARKET in Manatee is always stocked with good foocl-grocer- ies, vegetables and meats. Lloyd Kennerly, Marinel Fletcher and Helen Grantham stop on their way home to pick up the family groceries. BEST WISHES HOTEL ROBERT WHITNEY CLASS OF 1942 A WISH FOR YOUR SUCCESS IN YEARS TO COME DOMINO CITRUS ASSOCIATION BEST WISHES BRANNEN-GANEY DRUG CO HANLON BAKERY BEST WISHES FROM MAX COHEN BRADENTON PAINT 8: GLASS CO. A. 8.1 P. TEA COMPANY Bradenton, Florida After the game. after the show, after school BRADENTON DRUG is the popular BHS hangout for a cool refreshing coke, a delicious sandwich or sundae or to hm-ar the latest bit of news-Hester Richards, Sarah Road, Jessie Parrish, and Carol Peacock seem to he showing Donnie Rich a good time. Helen Lantz can hardly wait for BURNETT'S DAIRY truck to make its morning delivery to the BHS cafeteria, for she and all the other pupils know how good, how satisfying and how healthful ar6C,?gJRNETT'S PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRO- D .