Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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Insuring our future . . . is a must for everyone. Johnny Braddy discusses the fu- ture with his father, Mr. W. R. Brad- dy, at the Hometown and Handy BRADDY INSURANCE AGENCY. Tim and Felix McLellan explain the advantages of good insurance to a prospective customer. For that secure feeling, visit Mr. Felix McLellan at DILLON INSURANCE AGENCY on Railroad Avenue. Richard Bracey checks with one of the friendly employees at BETHEA AND BETHEA INSUR- ANCE AGENCY. He knows that he can expect the best in protection. For a really good insurance policy, visit BETHEA AND BETHEA IN- SURANCE AGENCY in Latta. 175

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- . -Q-.: ' F ' Traveling in style . . . is noticeable when using a fine car. Tommy Arnette exhibits one of the fine new and used cars at AR- NETTE MOTORS on S. 301 High- way. For quality cars at low prices, visit ARNETTE MOTORS in Dillon. Mattie Mac Strickland admires a new stereo at GOODYEAR SERV- ICE STORE, East Main Street, Dil- lon. When traveling, rely on a good set of polyglass tires from GOOD- YEAR. 174

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Using good taste . . . makes the smart dresser stand out. Kathy Ford and Kenny McCutch- eonselecttopgradewearingapparel from the REBEL SHOP in Dillon. For the complete wardrobe for both young men and women, visit the REBEL SHOP. Gail Herring displays her taste at THE VILLAGE SQUARE in Latta. For the finest in styles for young men and women, shop THE VIL- LAGE SQUARE. 176