Mexico High School - Mascot Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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was-3 4 Establishments Give Time, Effort to Our Community RADIO STATION KXEO, 1340, FEATURES TWO popular MHS radio shows, The Bulldog Bash and Sunday Night Affair , along with such regular pro- grams as The Swap Shop , Party Line , and Sunday church services. Including the FM station KWWR, the AUDRAIN BROADCASTING COMPANY serves Mexico and the surrounding communities with entertainment, up-to-the minute news, and weather information. When nothing else will do except an ice cold, frosty root beer, go to A84W ROOT BEER STAND, 1415 East Liberty. They feature not only root beer and other cold drinks, but also the choicest hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, onion rings, and of course, that super Chubby Chicken. To satisfy that food and thirst desire, go to A8tW. The PRECHT-PICKERING FUNERAL HOME, begun in 1917 by H. A. Precht, has always devoted its full attention to funeral arrangements. Earl Precht and Connie Pickering remind you that they have been serving the community of Mexico for the past 52 years with the finest facilities. HILDEBRAND MOTORS, with locations at 200 East Liberty and 1101 West Monroe, carries the entire line of Dodge automobiles as well as a complete service department for any make auto. If you need a new car or just an excellent fix-up , be sure to call 581-5428, HILDEBRAND MOTORS. HILDEBRAND Plymouth Imperial Dodge Chrysler 200 E. Liberty 581-5428 1107 W. Monroe 531-4550 Mexico, Mo. Steve Rivers CFROM TOP LEFTJ reads over his Sunday Night Affair script to the stirring beat of the Hair chorus, at KXEO radio station. What a way to start a tasty meal! says john Goslin after seeing carhop Donna Rivers display that special A8tW smile. PRECHT-PICKERING FUNERAL HOME is designed for comfort, and devotes its full time to funeral arrangements. If you need a car, don't settle for any less than a new Dodge from HILDEBRAND'S. Be sure you join the Dodge rebellion today! 250 Advertising

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.,..--Q- A 'A' 1. , 1 2,2 Vi. . ,, 5? Advertising 249 9 r it . ,Q 0 tif' I fi 1 K 19 Q f . '13 'Q , 5'1 ,g3. I 'I 'axis i at 4, 4, W ' as ar FQ Mexico Merchants Revealed as Best For the brands you know to outfit every member of the family and the home, Mexico shoppers visit FREDENDALL AND WILKINS, Mexico's own depart- ment store since 1901. Using as their slogan Every customer must be a satisfied customer , EREDEN- DALL'S offers quality, service, and dependability. Mexico's Oldest and Most Progressive Printer is MISSOURI PRINTING CO., in business since 1905. A commercial printer, MISSOURI PRINTING produces brochures, office forms, business stationery, and programs by photo offset printing. Call Rolla Mclntire at 581-3252 for your printing needs. McGEE'S MEAT PACKING has quality beef and pork, plus Serv-U lunchmeats and wieners. They custom-kill all their meat, which is carefully inspected by Audrain County Health units for your safety. Look for .the Serv-U brand at your butcher's counter, and you can be sure of the best. just say 'Charge it' at BIEDERMAN'S OF MEXI- CO, the midwest's largest home furnishers . Open every night, with free parking and free delivery within 200 miles, BIEDERMAN'S is the place to go for home furnishings such as furniture, carpets, freezers, lamps, and televisions. Call 581-6428. Larry Fike ITOPJ is drawn to the display in FREDENDALL'S window as he tries to decide on a birthday gift for a special friend. At MISSOURI PRINTING, Cindy Page finds photo offset printing an interesting sight, as LeeAnn Krull types a sample. Performing a usual task at McGEE'S PACKING KLEFTJ, john Ogden carefully cuts a side of beef. At BIEDERMAN'S KABOVEJ, you can find such lovely home furnishings as these, as well as appliances. just say Charge it at BEIDERMAN'S OF MEXICO.

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KFROM TOPI Cashier Marcella Farrah finds Curt Brandow can't get enough of those little bags of delicious TOM'S PEANUTS. A friendly carry-out, Greg Barlow, puts the last bag of groceries in a car at SMILEY'S IGA FOODLINER. Clyde Brown, owner of AUDRAIN SOIL SERVICE, plans a farmer's product schedule with his secretary, Mrs. Marilyn Mollett. Displaying one of the many beautiful floral arrangements that WONNEMAN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS offers, Theresa DiBlasi attaches the gift card to a stem. ,M '!'M Mexico Residents Can Take Pride in Local Dealers Are you pondering how to fill that last hunger spot ? If you are, may we suggest a tiny package, or two, or three, of delicious, satisfying, TOM'S PEANUTS. Distributed in Mexico by Mr. Graydon McFarland, TOM'S PEANUTS are just what you need, and they're only a nickel! SMlLEY'S ICA FOODLINER, 1805 West Boulevard, is in its third year of service to Mexico and the sur- rounding communities. Owner Raymond Smiley is proud that his beef cuts are the finest in town, and his famous Charolais steaks find their way to the tables of the best cooks in the area. All custom- ers are satisfied at SMILEY'S. Do it yourself, with an easy-to-use fertilizer spreader from AUDRAIN SOIL SERVICE. Clyde Brown, owner, and Dozier Azdell, manager, are ready to help you. They offer a full line of chemical sprays for crop dusting, and lime, rock phosphate, and fertilizer for custom truck spreading. just phone 581-6539, AUDRAIN SOIL SERVICE. A gift for your special girl should be a gift of beautiful flowers from WONNEMAN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS. Barbara Wonneman and Lucille Berrey are masters of the art of floral design, and design floral arrangements to fit any occasion. When you need any kind of corsage or arrangement, be sure you call 581-5661 or go to 500 North Washington. Advertising 251