Interesting that you’ve look for the logos first, my own instinct was to focus on the cars instead
When did you think this was taken?
Early 70s. The car designs give it away
70-80 judging by the cars lol, ily bro
would make senseHere are the logos:
Jack in the Box
Jack in the Box was founded on February 21, 1951. The very first location opened in San Diego. This wordmark, introduced with the following logo, would be the longest used of the chain, carrying over into the logo after (and even formerly used with it as an alternate variant as signage on some...logos.fandom.com
Howard Johnson
In 1925, Howard Deering Johnson started a drugstore in Massachusetts. Noticing that his ice cream was becoming popular, Johnson decided to start a restaurant chain. In 1954, the company opened the first Howard Johnson's motor lodge in Savannah, Georgia. This logo was introduced in 1990 for the...Denny's
The name was changed to "Denny's" in 1957 to avoid confusion with another restaurant known as "Coffee Dan's." The lettering was smoothed out in 1973. This logo is currently still in use in Japan. This logo was trademarked in 2000, but was not used until 2002. Official websiteShell
The wordmark typeface was changed in 1995. It's still used on some Shell stations, but the wordmark is slowly being phased out in favour of using the shell logo on its own. Official websiteTexaco
The overriding threefold motif of Texaco logos has emphasized the colour red, the shape of a five-pointed star, and the letter T. Texaco is short for "The Texas Company". [1] In 1909, a green "T" was added onto the logo. This logo continued in use as a secondary logo until 1981 This logo was...Chevron
The Standard brand is still used at select U.S. Chevron stations, in order to maintain the rights to the "Standard" name in each of the 16 states where it operates. This logo was first updated on April 25, 2005, although was not used until 2006. Some Chevron gas stations use the 1969 wordmark in...Holiday Inn
The first Holiday Inn was built in 1952 in Memphis, Tennessee. The signs at first also included both "Hotel" and "Courts" to imply that it was upscale, and to connect it with competing independent motels.[1] In the Mid 1950s, Holiday Inn dropped the word Courts and replaced Hotel with the more...
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The cars also look like they are 60s-70s models.
Conclusion: The photo was taken sometime between 1978 - 1980.
Here are the logos:
Jack in the Box
Jack in the Box was founded on February 21, 1951. The very first location opened in San Diego. This wordmark, introduced with the following logo, would be the longest used of the chain, carrying over into the logo after (and even formerly used with it as an alternate variant as signage on some...Howard Johnson
In 1925, Howard Deering Johnson started a drugstore in Massachusetts. Noticing that his ice cream was becoming popular, Johnson decided to start a restaurant chain. In 1954, the company opened the first Howard Johnson's motor lodge in Savannah, Georgia. This logo was introduced in 1990 for the...Denny's
The name was changed to "Denny's" in 1957 to avoid confusion with another restaurant known as "Coffee Dan's." The lettering was smoothed out in 1973. This logo is currently still in use in Japan. This logo was trademarked in 2000, but was not used until 2002. Official websiteShell
The wordmark typeface was changed in 1995. It's still used on some Shell stations, but the wordmark is slowly being phased out in favour of using the shell logo on its own. Official websiteTexaco
The overriding threefold motif of Texaco logos has emphasized the colour red, the shape of a five-pointed star, and the letter T. Texaco is short for "The Texas Company". [1] In 1909, a green "T" was added onto the logo. This logo continued in use as a secondary logo until 1981 This logo was...Chevron
The Standard brand is still used at select U.S. Chevron stations, in order to maintain the rights to the "Standard" name in each of the 16 states where it operates. This logo was first updated on April 25, 2005, although was not used until 2006. Some Chevron gas stations use the 1969 wordmark in...Holiday Inn
The first Holiday Inn was built in 1952 in Memphis, Tennessee. The signs at first also included both "Hotel" and "Courts" to imply that it was upscale, and to connect it with competing independent motels.[1] In the Mid 1950s, Holiday Inn dropped the word Courts and replaced Hotel with the more...
Here is the photo:
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Here are the closest-matching logos from the links above:
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The cars also look like they are 60s-70s models.
Conclusion: The photo was taken sometime between 1978 - 1980.
it’s been a while since I watched 80s high school movies lol
