St Josephs High School - Crest / Signet Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Page 18 e MEMORIES -S. J..H.- 1935 November 25—Entertainment of parents at a party. November 28—Turkey raffle. November 29—Thanksgiving Day—free. November 30—Free. December 20—Christmas exchange. December 20—Children’s party. December 2 1—Christmas vacation began. January 3—Classes resumed. January 21-23—Semester examinations. February 12—Lincoln’s birthday—one- half day free. February 19—Taffy pull. February 22—Washington’s candy sale. March 18—Pastcer’s Saintsday celebration. March 19—Free. April 17-23—Easter vacation. May 5-6—Senior Class play, “For Pete’s Sake.” May 9—Educational trip to G. E. May 20-23—Final examinations. May 27—Exhibition. May 28—Class picnic. birthday— May 380—Decoration Day—tfree. June 4—Senior banquet. June 6—Commencement. e eeoooe SENIOR (Concluded from Page 8) Let us, as we separate, go forth with the determination of proving to the world that our high school was certainly one of the best mills in the world for grinding out in- dividuals that are worth while. Let us make loyalty our controlling spirit, and in being loyal to ourselves, to our class and to our school, we shall of necessity be loyal to every larger claim that the American nation can de- mand of the most efficient of her sons and daughters in any of her needs. Let us show the world as we step out into it that we are true patriots, carrying still in our hearts whatever life may bring, the same spirit of courage and resolution and high-minded in- tegrity with which we now bid one another farewell.

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Page 20 Oto See @ oe © eo oe SO SS SS SS FFF SSSHSHSSOHSOHSOSHOSOHOCOOOSOO HOO OOOH tooo eee oe S S 2 © 2 2 © © © ¢ © -© 62 2 6 6 6 te oof te eee oe 2 © 2 6 ¢ © 2S 26S So SOS OS OOOO 2o .7eo CLASS WILL (Concluded from Page 9) Gorski my sense of humor. It makes life happier. I, Bernadine Fetter will and bequeath to Dolores McGuire my ambition. I wish you success. I, Elvis Hoeffel, will and bequeath te Helen Klinker my ability to translate French. Je suis Madamoiselle Klinker, Maitresse de francais a Garrett. I, Thomas Seifert, will and bequeath to Richard Deuitch my skill on the typwriteyr. Click! Click! Click! I, Lucille VanDerbosch, will and bequeath to Virginia Etoll my ability to giggle. We never know when you are around. I, Evelyn Mansfield, will and bequeath to Bill Beber my quietness. We hope it will not be in vain. I, Elvis Hoeffel, will and bequeath to Kate Scbasky my ability to keep away from the boys. It is the best way to keep out of trouble. “STERN VALUE” EXTENDS GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF “35” “DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED” Stern Clothing Co. “The Brightest Spot in Garrett” eeo o7e7oo oe SHEETS STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Pictures Tell the Story L. N. BINK W atchmaker Jeweler Next to the Bank MEMORIES.-S. J. H.- 1935 I, Bernadine Fetter, will and bequeath to Walter Ludwiski my good disposition. It’s really nice to be able to take a joke. I, Thomas Seifert, will and bequeath to Bill Reidhart my laughter. See the bright side of things. I, Lucille VanDerbosch, will and bequeath to Leretta Bollan my slender figure. Do vou like to be slim or fat? I, Mary Liss, will and bequeath to Marvol Smith my ability to write shorthand. Try and | read it. I, Evelyn Mansfield, will and bequeath to Victoria Bonkoski my ability to take life with a smile. Things can not be changed. In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal this sixth day cf May, A. D., nineteen hundred and thirty-five. Elvis Hoeffel Evelyn Mansfield Mary Liss Bernadine Fetter Lucille VanDerbosch Thomas Seifert (Signed) ZIMMERMAN’S CUT RATE DRUG STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE SICK TO MAKE THEM WELL Phone the Drug Number---29 COMPLIMENTS Seda (Ye JUANITA’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Patronize Our Advertisers