William Allen High School - Comus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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anning-Armstrong 807 HAMILTON STREET For those girls who want style in footwear, MANNING-ARMSTRONG can fill the bill. Kathy Wenner and Carolyn Hottinger admire the latest fashions in shoes and handbags in the MANNING-ARMSTRONG'S ela- borate show case. Whether for day time or date time you'll find the best in shoes at MANNINO- ARMSTRONG. 4 Mr. Charles Store 949 HAM!LTON STREET If you are looking for something just a bit out of the ordinary in fashion or size, MR. CHARLES STORE is the place to go. ln the most pleasant and comfortable surround- ings Sandra Fenstermaker and Alice Madden have little difficulty making a choice. Mrs. Galluci is most helpful. Wulf 8. Hahn ARCHITECTS 459 HAMILTON STREET Fred Farnsworth and Roger LeDue look over some sketches for a new home with Mr. Rollin Wolf and Mr. Willard Hahn. WOLF and HAHN has won national acclaim for school building designs, but they also can be counted on to plan beautiful and utilitarian homes, stores and business establishments.

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Betz's Restaurant 726 HAMILTON STREET Rochelle O'Neil, William Trexler, Sandra Vincena and Tom Peacock enjoy an after-date snack at BETZ'S RESTAURANT. Many A.H.S. stu- dents make this their favorite stopping-off spot. BETZ'S specializes in good food and courteous service and is ready to serve you 24 hours a day. Dorney Furniture Go. 612 HAMILTON STREET Ted Reese is helping Paula Schmoyer and Linda Levine select the fabric that would best suit their home decorating needs. DORNEY'S customers are always assured that their purchases are of the highest quality at the lowest possible prices. All sales are backed by DORNEY'S experience as a furniture store since l877. HeId's Pharmacy 522 NORTH NINETEENTH STREET Vitamins for health, says Ray Held as he explains their values to Shirley Ott and Ellen Lowy. Whether it's a soda at the fountain, a magazine or a prescription, HELD'S can fill the bill. A friendly store -ewhat more can one say.

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William l. King LIFETIME FURNITURE ll3 NORTH EIGHTH STREET Mr. William J. King believes in taking a personal interest in his customers. Here he shows Barbara Taylcr and Janet Erick how the proper choice of fabrics can make utilitarian furniture decorative as well. WILLIAM J. KING is best known for the period and tradi- tional style furniture demanded by the discriminating buyer. Merritt Lumber Go. ALLENTOWN f EMMAUS A MERRITT Kitchen is iust the latest, says Josef Karner as he points out its features to Sybil Snyderman and Judy Reiff. For all Building Needs, Art Supplies, or Gifts, MERRlTT'S have established an enviable reputation. Don't pass them by-f give them a try. Alden Maclellan DODGE 81 PLYMOUTH l7TH 8. TILGHMAN STREETS Sandy Bergstrom and Eleanor Stephen are all smiles over the new Plymouth convertible. Plymouth for the Young at Heart with the most advanced engineering features of the year, is sold by ALDEN MACLELLAN, INC., the largest Dodgee Plymouth Dealer in this area.