St Marys High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Uiliq Show in Debate Left to right: Genevieve Pizarek, Tom Dobeski, Eugene Wiegand James Novreske, William Bercich. The senior discussion group chose the Convoy question as :1 Civics project. The class acting as judges gave the deeision to the affirmative. - 4 5'-5 ,Q--v-id COMMITTEE Don Mallon, Genevieve Pizarek, Robert Mallon, Leona Markowski 19

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WALTER TIMM fWaddieJ Wills his battered, kick- ed, and smashed hat to cousin Jake. EUGENE WTEGAND fFarmer5 It never rains but it pours, but dark is the night that never sees day. JOHN SCHOLL fBennyJ Trail Rlazersg Bowling. Hobbies: Traveling. EDWARD 'TIMM fPorkyj Basketball 2-3-45 Prom Committeeg S e r v e rg Football 2-3. ELOISE WAGNER fSkipj Coeds 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 39 Immaculata 45 Marquette 43 Senior Playg Latin Club 2: Prom Committee. ROBERT ZEIDLER CZekeJ Trail Blazersg Annual Staff. Hobby: Rowling. Wills his ability to beat the bell by one second to Ed. Pawlick.

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