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

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To win goodwill, the merchant must act on the adage - 'the customer is always right' - states Mr. Louis Nasser as he explains the techniques of expert sales- manship to his nephew Joe Nas- ser. Donna Jean Boyan listens attentively. Located 'at 422 Frank- lin Street, the MICHIGAN CITY FURNITURE CO. specializes in name brand products with a complete line of fine items for any room in the house. At LANGE'S BODY CO., 'l9'll West Dunes Highway, anything from a, Model A to the newest, most advanced 1960 models can be repaired and repainted with precision and accuracy by Mr. Lange and his assist- ants. Here Pat tells his father Mr. Kenneth Lange and Wayne Blozis that he could use a new fuel pump for his Model A Ford. Steve Topolski plays chauffeur to Tom Kam- inski who swings out of the 1960 Plymouth at MERTL MOTORS, 824 East Eleventh Street. Rotating bucket seats are a new feature of the latest models which offer much more comfort and leg room. The re-styled panel of the i960 Plymouth puts the pushbutton controls fingertip close.

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While Tom Van Gilder appraises the sofa fabric, Mr. Meyers, manager of the FAWLEY-ABBOTT FURNITURE CO., 809 Franklin Street, points out to Cheryl Schmidt the good lines of a quality-finished, cherry mahogany, coffee table. Cheryl may be an at- BELOW. Admiring a smart sweater at EDWARD'S, Eleventh Franklin Streets, Georgia Ludtke, and .lim Noveroske agree Dennis Bach that EDWARD'S is a store for discriminating who have an eye for style, quality, and value. Women find and with men it a pleasure to shop there because its convenient location makes it an ideal place to shop when buying gifts for men. tentive buyer in a few years time. BELOW. Pleased by the prompt, etticient service of DOLEZAL'S FOOD CENTER, located at H53 E. Michigan Street, Barbara Keppen and Judy Sarver wait for Mr. Gene Dolezal to total their bill. At Dolezol's you can always find quality frozen foods and fresh fruits of the season. Top Grade-A meats await the discrimi- nating buyer.

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If you are looking for smart styles coupled with cushioned comfort stop at SCHlFF'S SHOE STORE, 732 Franklin Street. John Tuel, salesman at SCHIFF'S, helps Dick Lange and Nancy Kocikowski make their choice from the wide variety of styles available. The second year typists, Janet Abram, and Karen Corish gain stenographic experience at SIGNATURE LOAN COM- PANY, 724 Franklin Street. Mr. Lloyd Brown explains to his son .lim how easy it is to obtain in a few minutes time a loan with lust a signature as security. Wonder if Jim has as easy a time per- suading his father he deserves an ad- vance for the big date. When you are looking for a handsome sweater with a reasonable price tag, let Mr. Lambka of CUSH 8- LAMBKA, 807 Franklin Street, show you his wide selection of styles. Specializing in cloth- ing for men, the firm has an enviable reputation for high quality at reasona- ble prices. Sylvia Biederstadt and Bob Schuman are admiring a blue cardigan.