North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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I 4 3 ... AJ ., K if ,.:5,g,,f, ,zgi.lLgI5': QQ :S Th t ft Qt 'I lit' hmmm Y , fe? . :iii PJ. Sandy Greene and Daryl Freedman think that Larry Turner is a hunk. What they'x'e REALLY flipped about is his keen sweater from 604 NE. 125 Street, VVEE MODERNS JUVENILE SHOP. Pgy lisa , N- -W 4459 WA 'tt' Hey, wait a minute. Tommy Mewl Don't kifk that tele- vision set. It can be fi:-ted good as new at 565 and 567 NE. 125 Street. SHELLHORSE RADIO AP- PLIPQYCE COMPANY. ,az 4 www . f 12,7 ' f Wu ff , V iiii A 7 ,gy ,ff ,A L .' -. Get proper advice, like Ann Baldwin, on your cosmetic problems. Now is the time for your correct start. Miss Pat Quinn will be glad to help you at no Charge at 701 NE. 125 Street, NORTH MIAMI DRUG STORE. lib f if Do you think this set-ne is necessary? Bob Wlhitebook knows now that jr-ff Clark couldn't take his car away if he had a loan from 655 NE. 125 Street, BENEFI- CIAL FINANCE COMPANY. Be smart like Gleason Snow. Give your girl a beautiful necklace that she will wear as proudly as Jackie Gregory wears hers. Where to get it? 585 NE. 125 Street, RICHARDS JEWELRY STORE. .'f?f ffl . I Even with Mrs. Bertha T. Robinson's help, Pat Hazel- rigg could spend all day deciding among all the bar- gains at 6-I-5 125 Street, THE PAPER BOX.

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9 fi f , . 1. , n lk' I 'ef t x sf R hung L K 25 6 ii 0 to Doesn't Sharon Fierman look like she's having fun? If you need a toy or gift for a boy or girl, you can get just the right thing at 1351 N.E. 163 Street or 704 N.E. 125 Street, ARNOLD'S KIDDYLAND. fa 5 f f . il.- 1 f ..r. if A 2 . 1 4 1 MW? ,- f f f X, . . , 4, v WZ W , 1, if f 3, - ffs j Be different! Don,t let a cold, stomach, or headache get you down. Like Tony Gerardo, you'll be back as quick as a wink with help from 656 N.E. 125 Street, YOUR PHARMACY. Dancing develops your charm, grace, and co-ordina- tion. Donlt join just any class, get the best at 16345 W. Dixie Highway, VIVIEN MELBY DANCE STUDIOS. Iv Q , , ,L .if , 7 If 4 , ,ff ij ?' It tastes good like a baked good should, say Sandee Herrington, Bob O'Donnell, and Sandy Lollis. So from now on they'll get all their goodies at 657 N.E. 125 Street, NORTH MIAMI BAKE SHOP. Do you want to go through your homework as fast as Sandy Rodes does? lVell, get a typewriter from 1438 N.E. 163 Street, DUKE BUSINESS MACHINES. D0Yllf get your auto supplies the way Danny Pfafif and Bob ODonnell are getting theirs. Play it safe and go to 12508 N.E. 6 Avenue, SAV-ON AUTO SUPPLY. 76

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Hey, don't Pat Welch and Gerri Ranch look nice! They have poise and self-confidence which comes from knowing they are well dressed for college or career because they shop at 1256 N.E. 163 Street, TOBA FASHIONS. ' 7 Q ' :HCI-AIR mm. rags, W?-5? il F 5' ,X Q 1 I 1 Do you treat your car the way you should? John Post does! He gets quick, efficient service at N.W. 7 Avenue and 121 Street, GUENST'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION. '-1 no Merry Marquit is dreaming about making her debut at Carnegie Hall. You too can make beautiful music by buying your piano at 13715 N.W. 7 Avenue, HOUSE OF PIANOS. apr' I Perry Como couldn't do any better than Jerry Bruno does on Dennis Daunhawer's hair. Dennis gets his professional haircut at 11920 N.W. 7 Avenue, PREN'S BARBER SHOP. . N.. '5- 7 at Tom Davis, Tony Santos, and Kenny Shotwell canlt agree whether they want to go Hshing, golfing, or play baseball. One thing they do agree on is that you get the best equipment at 1450 N.E. 163 Street, SMILEYQS SPORT- ING GOODS. wt 1 Helen Hof, Janice Ellerin, and Sally Broe audition the Top-40 discs. They can always find the latest in records, radios, victrolris, and accessories conveniently located at 16355 W. Dixie Highway, DIXIE TELEVISION 81 RADIO SHOP.