Mexico High School - Mascot Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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Qs QFROM TOP LEFTJ We caught Paulette Neal at DECKER REALTY COMPANY, sketching one of their exquisite homes for an art assignment! jane Bauer, FLORSHEIM SHOE COMPANY employee, packs a pair of stylish spring shoes, which will soon be admired by buyers. At HATFIELD SERVICE STATION, lim Covington finds quality products by Phillips 66, and courteous service. Crowds always gather at the DAIRY QUEEN for such irresistable treats as their scrumptious banana splits and topped sundaes. Advertising 241 Eff' , sql 4.45 up utstanding Firms Project Sincerit and Dependabilit DECKER REALTY, 311 South jefferson, is a mem- ber of the National Association of Realtors. Their qualified personnel can help you by offering some of the most beautiful homes, reasonably priced. If it's a new house you want, but you're in a quandry, call 581-1363 for DECKER REALTY, and they will dis- cuss your future home with sincere interest. FLORSHEIM SHOE COMPANY, with locations at 919 West Liberty and Elmwood Drive, makes top quality shoes for all its customers. Managed by Mit- chell Skorupa, the company distributes fine shoes to many stores throughout the world. Since quality and dependability come from FLORSHEIM, why not wear shoes made by FLORSHEIM SHOE COMPANY? HATFIELD SERVICE STATION, at 217 West Liberty, serves its customers with courtesy and considera- tion. HATFIELD'S has every type of equipment to service autos, and customers are treated to the finest wash, polish, wax, or tune-up job. If you like those good Phillips 66 products, visit HATFIELD SERVICE STATION. Live a little with a trip to the DAIRY QUEEN. On East Liberty, the DAIRY QUEEN is open every day for nine months of the year. Whether your tastebuds are in the mood for an icy Mr. Misty or one of those scrumptious banana splits, you can be sure to find satisfaction at the DAIRY QUEEN. For the best in cool refreshment, remember the ice cream with the curl ontop.

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Mexico Businesses Give Local Citizens Superior Services MHS students and townspeople alike all gather at DOBYN'S CAFE, the coffee-spot of Mexico. DOBYN'S is open twenty-four hours a day, excluding Sunday, and extends a welcome to you anytime. Regardless of whether you want a delicious, full- course dinner or just a thirst-quenching cold drink, you'll always be satisfied at DOBYN'S. The DAIRY PRIDE, better-known to MHS stu- dents as the kwiki-stand , is a favorite spot. Espe- cially after a rigorous swim or an exciting ballgame, it is refreshing to taste one of the DAIRY PRIDE'S ice-cream treats or experience the unique flavor of their dog-on-a-stick or Super Prideburger. The DAIRY PRIDE is located on Highway 15. The MEXICO FRUIT COMPANY, operated by the DiBlasi family, supplies many Mexico stores with the freshest and finest quality fruits available. Located at 420 South Calhoun, the MEXICO FRUIT COMPANY can be depended on for excellent ser- vice and quality produce, as well as ice and block salt. KIZER REXALL DRUG STORE, at 'l0'l West Monroe, supplies customers with all their needs in medicine, cosmetics, cards, and sundries. KIZER'S pharma- cists, Howard Kizer and Robert Logan, fill all pre- scriptions promptly and with the utmost care. KIZER REXALL DRUG STORE also welcomes Mexicoans to relax in their fine snack bar. CFROM TOPI Tracy Mathis and Marcia Wraith, right, smile in anti- cipation ofthe fine food Cindy Horton will bring them at DOBYN'S CAFE. Ready and waitin ' to serve you at the DAIRY PRIDE, famous for its kwiekies , are I. E. Clipson and his staff. Performing feats of strength, Frank and Iohn DiBlasi load boxes of fresh fruit from MEXICO FRUIT COMPANY into the van. I don't see how you'll read this, exclaims Pam Iett as she hands her prescription to pharmacist Robert Logan, at KIZER'S. E 240 Advertising

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I 2 I i yi? E I E E Excellent Service Speaks for Itself DOG 'N SUDS, 1123 East Liberty, assures custom- ers the best service possible. Owned by Harold Coates, DOG 'N SUDS offers the creamiest root beer , coney dogs, charco-burgers, chicken, shrimp, and many other delights, seven days a week. It also has Texas burgers to tempt anyone with an appetite. Customers may walk-in, drive-in, or phone-in their orders at DOG 'N SUDS. How much more convenient could it be? For the most in eating pleasure, whether you are on a date or simply famished, remember the DOG 'N SUDS, and stop by for the best food in town. More friends because we serve more people is the motto of the MEXICO SAVINGS BANK, 100 West jackson Street. The MEXICO SAVINGS BANK has been in existence since 1861 and is continuing to serve you with safety and efficiency throughout the years. The personnel of the SAVINGS BANK are proud of the fact that they are your friends and that they strive to serve you in every way possible. This year, for example, MEXICO SAVINGS BANK boasts a new addition, the motor bank on East Liberty. This adds to the fine facilities MEXICO SAVINGS BANK has to offer you. KTOPI Peering over her shoulder expectantly, Io Ann Thomas watches for new arrivals at DOG 'N SUDS, while Nancy Cash fig- ures up the total for her customer's bill. DOG 'N SUDS can be proud of such conscientious workers. Vicki Barnes smiles with the joy of payday, as she faithfully deposits her check at the new MEXICO SAVINGS MOTOR BANK. Vicki knows that at MEXICO SAVINGS MOTOR BANK she can be assured that her money will be handled efficiently, and so conveniently! 242 Advertising I