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

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yt--n-if . 1 I'lI take two of those with the chocolate frosting, says Terry Spang to Gail Hunt, a St. Mary's student and employee of PAR- RY'S BAKERY, located at the East Side Shopping Center. Kay Foldenauer eagerly awaits her turn at the bakery where serv- ice and quality are the rule, not the exception. Because of Wilke's long standing reputation for quality drugs and de- pendable service, St. Mary's students form the habit of bringing medical prescriptions to the pharmaceutical Counter at Wll.KE'S DRUG STORE, l0l9 Franklin Street. Here Tom Janicki and Mary Noveroske pur- chase school supplies from Stan Mar- esk, druggist at the pharmacy. It's never too early to take out an insurance policy, remarks Judy Bar- tels to Mary Beth Griswold as Julian Pawlowski looks over the various policies oftered at LEVERENZ AGENCY lNC., lll West Sixth Street. St. Mary's students know how impor- tant it is to deal with an insurance firm which offers courteous and trustworthy service.

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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.

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Observmg the progress of an oxlduflon-reduction experiment, Tom Hunt, Carolyn Knoll, and Tom Kramer ork in the modern laboratory designed and equipped by CONSTRUCTIQN INC. CIIILYYICLIQETL GENERAL CONTRACTORS MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 113