Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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1 1 We Unicorn is the Doorway to a Man's World Step into UNICORN lVlEN'S SHOP, N. Main Street, and walk out with a bold, new look. Sumter's newest boutique keeps young moderns in step with the now fashions, Brian Borry encourages Byron Kinney to try on one of their new looks. 222 Advertising 'N ,,ty Ag, 'Yi A Friendly Place to G0 0l0fL'-1' Palmetto Plaza 775-5309 We welcome you to come in and hrouse through the lovely prints and soft fabrics in happy shades in our fall collection featuring the Best in Quality Merchandise for Juniors and Misses.

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get convenient, personalized, complete bankin services BSC I THE NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA MEMBER FDIC f sunffffisffcot UMBMfiwafvfvffvefefsnopvfllf Automobiles - New and Used T. A. DAVIS AUTOMOBILES lf we don't have it, We'll get it for you Dial 469-3424 We pay cash for good used cars 1260 Broad St. COLE'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Curb Service Dining Room Service Famous for Fine Food Broad Street PIWOHG 3-2323 Sumter, S.C. Discover New Worlds Through Literature at Baxter's For the lighter side of literature, BAXTER'S BOOKSTORE, W. Liberty Street at Alice Drive, offers whimsical greeting cards, children's books, gour- met cookbooks, and best-selling novels in both paperback and hardback edi- tions. BAXTER'S stocks the indispens- able aid for interpreting literature, Cliff's Notes , as well as a variety of dictionaries, almanacs, and studyguides for the student in a jam. Frank Hu finds that in addition to their large collection of Oriental literature, they also feature beautiful Bibles, stationery, and novelty gifts. Anyway you read it, BAXTER'S BOOKSTORE opens up a whole new world of interest. Advertising 221

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MOISE INSURANCE SERVICE, INC. 'l10N.Washington Street Relive The P351 A5 Sumter, South Carolina Bob Moise - Nick Moise . Mgt ig , f, :giQ:': : ' .wr ,ff-Rez Q Q azz me asf:-se ' sh' ,, . , hui.. .., ...eff ' , ,W 1 ,i ,fy 1 Mg i., ', A52 ' 5 . II., if ,M .,...,. f ,.,f'7 ' 531 I'-G,4m..,.1g14,, V.,-, ii , t'..iTiQTf,'f',Q,,' 4? ad 'Z' W.. , -gg, u -.i '. . .,, , ..,, V , -f-14-ff-4' ' ' ' ' -t 2 i ,B ' W JV' 0' ' ' . . .V,, , We ' 14 wi'-I4C,fii-, 1 ,551 215,51 2 V21 ' i il W . f ffgfz aaa f 1 7 M lla!! I A., 1 -st? You Browse Through The Cottage Shop Come browse through THE COT- TACE ANTIQUE SHOP, 212 N. Main Street, where you can find old furni- ture, china, silver, unusual bric-a-brac as well as antiques. THE COTTAGE will also purchase quality period pieces. For the latest and most efficient models of jeeps, trucks, and farm im- plements, visit KNEECE TRACTOR AND TRUCK CO., Boulevard Road, Sumter's International dealer. Anyone from sportsmen to farmers can find a vehicle to suit their need. Richard Gulledge displays the durability of one of the many lines of trucks. The exquisite jewelry at WALLACE'S JEWEL BOX, 34 S. Main Street, is fash- ioned for the young or the young at heart. The look of admiration on Martha McPhaiI's face proves that Richard Wylie chose the right place to shop. I Advertising 223