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

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Mr. Ted Topolski explains pa- tiently the intricacies of modern business procedure to his inter- ested sons, Pat and Ted. They may someday step into his shoes at CROWN GLASS AND PAINT, l02 West William Street, where can be found a wide selection of excellent paints, brushes, var- nishes and high quality window glass and mirrors. This dag doesn't run on Shell gasoline, but all cars should. Carl Lacher and John Kniola stop to make friends with King Chope he is friendlyl as they wait for their car to be filled with powerful Shell gasoline at PARKER'S SHELL SERVICE, l950 East Michigan Street. All should remember their slogan - Cars love Shell. Pleased by the special service they're receiv- ing, Connie Foldenauer and Steve Scholl evidently approve ot Martin Rabac's meth- ods. Those pork chops, like all of the meats at BILL'S MARKET, 507 West Tenth Street, look really good. This is one store where you'll find old fashioned, triendlv help. 9 5 , 2 it A W - sri gf. if EQ . ' E -1,- t.,.Ass. f ,.m...,.wMme MmWMMWWi.ii..WfimiWm.....s.i.mwmW

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L, ,,.,.. L,.k M s -. -+-wM.................,.,f 1'Be sociable, look smart . . . Barry Young, Susie Nawrocki, Nancy Ritter, Dick Schaefer, and Nancy Retseck take- time out from activity room dancing to re- fresh themselves at the Pepsi- Cola cooler furnished by the PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, 400 Scott. All agree that Pepsi is the light, modern, sociable drink that refreshes without filling. Have a PEPSI. At the new Edgewood branch of the MERCHANT'S NATIONAL BANK, 3235 South Franklin Street, in the south side shop- ping center, Mrs. Emmeh' Wozniak assists Tina Acker in the opening of a Christmas saving account while Wayne Kemker won- ders if he, too, should deposit some of his hard earned cash or keep it for his next big date. 114

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Mr, Emmett G. Wozniak, district manager of the PEOPl.E'S HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 2029 East Coolspring, ex- plains to Loretta Denecho, Tom Palmer and Vincent Wozniak that adequate insurance makes one feel at ease. Insurance folders illustrating at one easy glance all types of insurance benefits and payments are put out by PEOPLE'S-LIFE. l'd sure like to have a trophy like this! exclaims Tom Hunt while .lim Kresminski eyes an- other streamlined looking one. Bob McGrath is an employee at BEE'BE'S SPORTING GOODS, 9l3 Franklin Street, where sports equipment for the checker cham- pion or the African big game hunter can be found. To win one of these trophies all Tom has to do is ploy basketball like Wilt Chamberlain. Take the family out to the newly decorated ALBANO'S VILLA, i804 Franklin Street. Enjoy the finest italian foods and the cor- dial quick service in a soothing atmosphere. For deep down sat- isfaction try their fried chicken, ravioli, and Italian pizzas. Stop in after a basketball game.