St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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T H E S T A R The Beane Zgrihgz iC'INCIDENT with the graduation of the Class of '27 and ' synchronizing so exactly with it as almost to commemo- J 'A rate this great event of our lives, the new International ' Peace Bridge was opened for public use during the first ck, Q, , week of June. This structure is a bond which strengthens the long standing friendship between the United States and Canada. This friendship has existed over a 'period of a hundred years during which ti-me both nations have lived in close harmony with each other, a period in which no act which might tend to weaken or break the mutual bond has been committed. 3 QQ ra Thumbing thru the pages of history, we find foreign nations embroiled in wars, wars in which the exciting causes were hatred and jealously. Well might they take example from the United States and Canada and strive to promote peace and harmony which are dear to the hearts of many men. We all hope that this bridge will aid in maintaining perpetual peace between the two countries, will bring prosperity to both nations and pre- serve that neighiborly spirit which at present exists between the citizens of the two nations. And let this monument to International harmony be a symbol, too, of that enduring friendship and good will which we hope will ever characterize the ,members of our present Graduating Class in their relation with one another and with their glorious Alma Mater. WALTER M. MILLER, '27. I-'orly s on

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Name Paul Collins Jack Ray Frank Hanssel Dan Peschio Charlie Schirman Pete Keichgens Ferris Cudney Joe Schieder Bill Roche Martin Hickey Norris Hardy Bob Morey Walt Miller Al Patouillet John Kelly Clarence Falkner John Cody Martin Barrett Neil Riley Harvey Anderson Ray Hodge Joe Corcoran John Burke Joe Burke Claude Barth 1 U ,jlf THE STAR Glass Bay Gifts Gift Glasses Watch Chewing Tobacco Dice Rattle Bell Overalls Pistol Compact Telephone Mirror Doll Ba-ck Brush Scrub Brush Tennis Racket Dish Scourer Bank Garters Airplane Gas Station Automobile Boat Scratcher Straw Hat Slate Why See pictures at Regent theatre Come to school on time Sits near window in school. Unex- pected liking for tobacco. Dan's favorite pastime at school picnic. Something to amuse him during school Remind him of the times he has called us to lunch To fix his car As a means of protection in Eben- ezer. Keep rosy cheeks, sunny smile and school girl complexion. Call up and get homework. To see when his hair is combed To keep him company To clean the back of his car To brush his hair To enable him to play a good game of tennis. To wash dishes in cafeteria To keep his money Keep his socks up Try a. non-stop flight around world To stop his complaints about high cost of gas To enable him to get to school and baseball games on time To sail up the creek on the class picnic To keep him from bothering other people. To keep him from getting cold. To stop him from writing on board HARVEY A. ANDERSON, JR.