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

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Buying a new outfit proves fun for Debbie Munning and Nancy Benke. Showing them one of the many styles is Mrs. lrene Kilno- witz, a helpful saleswoman em- ployed at OHMlNG'S DRESS SHOP, 522 Franklin Street. OH- MlNG'S is known for up-to-date styles and attractive prices, as well as its friendly, helpful serv- ice. High-school girls always seem to find exactly what they want at OHMlNG'S. Cameras make excellent gifts for the amateur hobbyist, states Mr. Jerry Blieden, owner of BLlEDEN'S CAMERA CENTER, 510 Franklin Street, As Mr. Blie- den explains the features of the Kodak camera he is holding, Jack Essling and Maureen Kermen ponder the costs and features it affords. A suitable buy for the beginner would be the Kodak Brownie Hawkeye. Harry Frey, President of the FREY BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, West end of lOth Street, ex- plains to Norm Kolaski and Barry Veden how more than 9,000 different colors of MA- SURY paint can be mixed to per- fection with their new Masury Color Palette machine. This unique color mixer will mix or match colors in all types of paint - exterior, interior, flat, gloss, or latex paint.

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The gay buoyancy of a gay ballerina frock is the ioy of any girI's heart. Elaine Campagna and Darlene Bayan are charmed with the semi-formal shown by Mrs. Dotty Mohamed, saleslady at LOUISE ARTHUR'S SPAULDING SHOP, 630 Franklin Street. At CITY TOY CENTER, iOl3 Franklin Street, gifts, novelties, and toys can be found to delight children of all ages, from one to a hundred. Shall I pick you up at eight o'clock in my new 'Murray Flyer'? asks Mike Trainor. Fellow sophomore Darlene Pliske fears that two in the front seat might crowd the driver. The smart color and the interior styling of the l96O Ford Sky- liner fascinates Linda Switzer. Len Foldenauer is attentive to Mr. Steve Gray's explanation of the financial advantages of own- ing a i960 Ford from EDGE- WOOD MOTOR COMPANY, South Franklin Street.

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The perfectionists at KOMlNAREK'S KUSTOM KLEANERS have done it again! Nary a spot nor a wrinkle can be seen on their finished products - results of their exclusive Magic Care process. KOMlNAREK'S is first in the state with this method. Mr. Lee Kominarek shows George Poteet a dress which has been successfully treated with this pro- cess. Don't be afraid to touch it, Sharon. Orchids aren't that delicate. Mr. Jo- seph Wright shows Lloyd Pagels, Sharon Hansen, and Al Saddy a fra- gile blossom, one of the lovely corsages created by The floral artists at WRlGHT'S FLOWER SHOP, 1004 East Michigan Street. Many St. Mary's boys buy their girls' formal corsages at WRlGHT'S.