St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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CAN YOU IMAGINE William Moore not being able to solve an equation. Lillian Tanzilla missing Latin. Rosella Bauby with a bob. Benny Carr being six feet tall. Gene Finnerty being on time for school. Helen Georgel going straight home from school. Frances Cole without a giggle. Dennis O'Brien without straight hair. Josephine Idlewine without a comb and mirrior. John Boll Without a wise crack. Sena Thompson not getting a new pair of shoes at least once a month. Leon Brown making less than 7052 in Conduct. Teresa Pavese keeping silence a whole hour in school. John Davis not riding his bicycle. Michael Williams not going to the pencil sharpner once every 15 minutes Beulah Delli Colli not having at least three nicknames at a time. Geneveive Whitehead with a frown on her face. Urban Altherr not walking down eleventh street at least once a day. Rose Adair without a handkerchief. Patrick Williams the toughest of all boys. Christine Krebs a man hater. Bernard Faulstich without a felt hat. Margaret Hoose without a boy friend, Patricia Magers with Rosclla Bauby's hair. Robert Krebs with a voice like Andy Devine's. Rosemary Merritt without her quiet ways. Bernard Parr loosing his violin. Edwin Jung in the Metropolitan Opera as a tenor. Francis Faulstich with coal black hair. Helen Laughlin wearing her glasses regularly. Robert Cramer without his jumpy strides. 'Ann Wiinder without pretty clothes. Earl Spies without his funny droll. Helen Durham biting her fingernails. Jane St. Clair wearing a pair of shoes for one year. Helen Laughlin 39 LOUIS AND HIS FORD Lo11ie's Ford is a Model A, It brings him to school without delay: It shakes, it rattles, it rolls, but then It's not so bad when there's a race to win. Louie takes his Ford with him, - To go on errands now and then: He and his Ford are always around When anything is wanted from out of town. Jack Seibold 3S EW EJ

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H x TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS l E The Freshmen are the grandest folks, i Although with them we had our jokes. We teased and tormented, I'm afraid, ' A few enemies we might have made. But Freshmen dear we wish you luck We know you have a lot of pluck. We want each one of you to know We love you all, before we go, We leave the things we hold most dear, For you to cherish the coming year. Janis Kilranin 38 5 FRESHMAN l Since others have told you what they think I hereby take my pen and ink . I know I am not good at this But here I go-hit or miss. I'm going to tell you in theme Just what the initials for Freshman means- F-stands for friendly. you'1l all agree R- for respectful as you'll soon see, E- for eagerness that can't be beat, S- for sincere and always sweet, H- for happy and frei- I M- for modest as they can be, i A- for alert and full ofpep, I N- for noble the best word yet. 5 After I've brought our initials to you i I hope you'll agree with me too- ! The Freshman Class is hard to beat ig And with these words I retreat. ! Rose Adair H39 ll li li 'J Ihff