St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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.zffffffqsgasx ,1'?'74' -.,...f::Nx -'2:7' 1'W 4vfy4'1 ',Zmm? '5 'nQ'hg ' 'CLASS PHQPHECY' Friends and Classmates hear us our cause, Now be silent that you may not miss a clause Here we are gathered after ten long years, But it is a time for joy, not for tears. In this little speech I want you to see, Just what we are and what we hope to be. I, Julia Bucci, as president of the class, Will point out to you each lad and lass. Phyllis Bradley who has traveled afar, Is now admitted to the U. B. Bar. Ed Hayes a brilliant scholar, Is now running a shoe shine parlor. Tony De Bonis, a good looking boy, Is almost as famous as Clyde McCoy. Next, Beverly Connors comes into view, Her stylish dress shop is well known to you. Rosemary Conner is busy for life, She's the only one that's a real housewife. Raymond Seibold a well known name, Is now pilot of an airplane. James Murphy our lad so fair, Spends his time fixing hair. Barbara Leavell, the lady so tall, Is one in white who stands in the hall. Carolyn Smith in her pent--house on high, Just sits and watches the millions roll by. To Jerry Wilson we can't give the gong, He's made his success by playing ping-pong.

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4-T'5'N f l' Q Q Ed Meyer, our famous class dreamer, Just saw the world go by on an ocean steamer. Ruth Fritz, a nurse in white, Is ready for duty both day and night. Jean Werline, our history star, Is now exploring in lands afar. Now it's time to say farewellg It has sure been a pleasure none can tell, To interview each lad and lass, And foretell the future by the past. --Julia Bucci, Jean Werline '50 O U R A N N U A L We, the Sophomore Class of 1950, have tried to make UThe Josephiumn as pleasing and attractive as possible, and something that we will all want to keep as a re- membrance of our school days. When we began to work on the annual we all had fond hopes of making it the best annual ever published, but none of us realized the work entailed in publishing a year book. We knew absolutely nothing about layout sheets, captions, paper borders, mounting sheets, cuts, Dummy Annuals, and the multitude of other terms con- nected with this line of work, The canvassing for ads was quite an enjoyable experience for us, although we did have to make a second or third trip occasionally. We greatly appreciate the cooperation of the Sisters and the student body. We wish to thank Sister Margaret Mary especially for her kindness and understanding in helping us, We know that we could have accomplished very little with her generous help. We are giving this Holy Year Edition of The Josephlum to you, with the sincere hope that it will bring as much pleasure to you as it has to us, and that our literary endeavors have not been in vain. --Julia Bucci '50