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

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A warm and very practical slipper for the cold winter months and at a bargain too, Vincent Wozniak tells Patricia Foldenauer as she considers the style and color. Mr. W. Dunkel, manager at MONTGOMERY WARD 81 CO., 7l9 Franklin Street looks on, approving the friendly, persuasive sales talk Vince is giving Patricia. Smiling as he speaks, Mr. Bergerson of B-K PRODUCTS, INC., ll5 Franklin Street, explains to a very interested audience - Judy Kozlowski and Ebbie Kenefick - that there is a lot at paper work connected with the beverage busi- ness. All Ebloie and Judy know is that they agree with a vast number of peo- ple who enjoy patronizing the products at the B-K drive-ins.

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15 .1 'fqji - miie rife The cordial relationship between the business com- munity and St. Mary's High School has been high- lighted by the co-operation of our local merchants and professional men. Through their help our Career Day became a success, enabling many students to make intelligent decisions about future iobs and ca- reers. These Michigan City men took a generous in- terest in our school publications, giving professional time and financial support. The contacts made by our students have given them an opportunity to share the viewpoints of the adult world, to anticipate the community responsibilities which will soon claim their attention, and to learn how to work with enthusiasm for the ideals of social responsibility and business integrity. Q 99 'Q

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I understand this DUTCH BOY spray-on paint gives a quick and easy paint job with minimum cost, remarks Larry Johnson to Pat Bartmicki at ULRICH PAINT AND GLASS, 206-208 Franklin Street. The exclusive DUTCH BOY dealer in Michigan City, ULRICH'S is noted for its bright, neatly arranged store where every paint product is at your fingertips. This smartly styled seventeen jewel watch will not only keep you on time for that special date but will be a beautiful final touch to a chic ensemble, comments Mrs. Edith Stamm to Darlene Koselde and Dennis Beaver. This ond other fine iewelry can be purchased at OLSEN 8- EBANN, Sixth and Franklin Streets. May I try on that pair? asks Melitta Sandin as Mr. Poel of SMlTH'S SHOE STORE prepares for a long fitting session. Dan Murphy anticipates an ordeal ahead, but it is all in ci days' work for Mr. Poel. This helpful attitude makes SMITH'S one of the most popular shoe stores in town. Situated at 9i7 Franklin Street, it is convenient for St. Mory's students looking for smart footwear.