St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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FRESHIES OF 1938 This story which l'm about to relate Concerns the Freshies of '38, Their ideas of life are novel and new They heed not the advice of senior or you,- Their faith in themselves is sublime So I'll try to put it all down in rhyme This history which l'm about to relate Of the Freshman Class of '38. Father Letko has organized basketball For which both boys and girls did fall, For john Boll and Edwin Jung- Can sure find where the basket is hung, While l-lelen Laughlin and Patricia Magers Can capably cover all girls' wagers, I think this covers the basketball As we are represented this fall. One of the best in Latin is Beulah Delli Colli Besides that, she is witty and jolly, Then Jane Ann Wunder and Margaret Hoose. Where there's one, the other goes, And so t'iey're paired off two and two, When one is sad, the other's blue. There's Christina Krebs and all her cousins And Sena Thompson with dresses by the dozens, Next the twins that come to town. Patrick Williams and Leon Brown There's Helen Georgel and Frances Cole To these two all the rest are droll And Rosella Bauby stately and tall - She knows the answer to them all. There's Rose Adair with a voice so sweet You'll find her songs are hard to beat. And William Moore the model boy Who causes the teacher every joy, There's Bobby Cramer with hair of flame l'le's sure to bring home honor and fame. And Dolly Whitehead's dancing feet Come gaily tripping down the street Rosemary Merritt with steady gait. She's never early, never late. Francis Faulstich with hair of red Will long be remembered after he's dead, And Dennis O'Brien with hook and line Can be found at the creek most any time. Bernard Parr our farmer lad, ls always here good weather, or bad, And Benny Carr who is so small He seems to be no trouble at all. While Josie ldlewine our country lass So good in class, she's sure to pass. Our champion desk shover. Michael Williams, that name will cover. We've an artist in our bunch, That's Bernie Faulstich, l've a hunch, Lillian Tanzilli the model girl With sparkling eyes and hair of curl, Earl Spies and Urban Altherr They never. never seem to falter, Bob Krebs with cheerful grin ls always sure to be welcomed in. Then jane Ann St. Clair's voice rings out With horses , that familiar shout,- Then came the next to the last Helen Durham our faithful lass. The last of all is john Davis His ready wit will surely save us. And now you've heard my story through As l brought my classmates all to you, l'm sure you'll love them as do l, When many years will have gone by. My heart goes out to those dear two The ones who have always pulled us through, Without whose help we'd surely failed, And now these two we've always hailed- C-od's greatest gift to any class To love, to guide and to surpass, We hail you, Sisters dear, To you we give three rousing cheers- Sisters Agnes and Caroline Who've led us through year number nine. And now l bring this to an end And hope that time your hearts will mend- Any hurt we may have given And I too. may be forgiven Q fereas M. Pavese 39' ei is