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

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Bob Schaefer seeks Sharon Rose's feminine approval in selecting a handsome new sport shirt from the smart display on hand at STANLEY AND PECK, 8l3 Franklin Street. Lending his expert advice, Mr. John A. Pecknic tells Bob that this style and color would be iust right for him. Will there be anything else? inquired Shirley Salat of Michele Finske and Joan Nowatzke. At SANDER'S SUPER MARKER on Karwick Road in Lakeland there may be found a complete stock of party crackers, cold meats and cheeses - an appetizing se- lection for that after-date snack. Make a habit of stopping at SANDERS for delicacies.

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Some wishful thinking is ob- viously going on as John Mil- zarek and Joe Silokowski wonder if they'lI ever be able to own a Mercury Outboard. Better look at something a little smal- ler, boys. BSE MARINE SALES, 500 Center Street, is the ploce to go for summer supplies. Fish- ing tackle, boating needs, water skis, and good advice are among the mony things to be found at B81E. Let your visiting friends enioy the air-conditioned comfort of NORBERT'S MOTEL. Every con- venience is enioyed in this newly constructed modern build- ing on U.S. 421, one-half mile north of the toll road. Eosily reached from the toll road, NORBERT'S MOTEL is o pleasant stopover for travelers. ,, HX A r fwef Q .i as fi fI's's1 Waitress Evelyn Bartnick takes a regular order of malts and sodos for some of the St. Mary's crowd who come to SCHOLL DAIRY COMPANY after school each day. Enioying themselves are Ron Knoll, Sharon McDermott, Bob Dorshak, and Joann Mehal- low. SCHOLL'S at l6l5 Franklin Street has complete home cle- livery and fountain service.