Superior Cathedral High School - Memories Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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I i i A SMA I X THE OLD RELIABLE if Natinnal Bank nf Qlnmmrrre Established 1888 1117 Tower Avenue 3Wi Interest On Savings Accounts GOOIDYEAR TIRES Exide Batteries HOLDEN'S TIRE 8: BATTERY SERVICE 1702 N. Twelfth St. COMPLIMENTS OF FLOAN 8a LEVEROOS WM .COLTER COMPLIMENTS PLUMBING AND HEATING i n d COMPANY OPTICAL CO. 1316 Ogden Ave. Broad 3081 Roy F. Kidd, Optometrist, Mgr. THE M,CABE AGENCY INSURANCE LOANS AND REAL ESTATE 1111 Tower Avenue RYAN PHARMACY Drugs and Drug Sundries 1210 Tower Ave., Superior, Wis. -107-