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

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Page 14 pe bed bes Glee eC. oa @ SSSeSsSesSSeSSSSSSSSSSSCOSCSSSSs 2 © -© © © -©-@ © © © © © © © © 6 2 © 0 0 6 + + 6-6 o + © 6-9 ) 2-2 6 2 © 86 666 6 6 0 0 6 © 6 6 6 6 6-66 6s 6 6 6 6666666660 o The Glee Club was an additional course offered in the high school this year. Besides receiving much enjoyment from this course, each member receives a credit. At the beginning of the year, Helen Klinker was elected as our pianist and she has proved to be a capable one. The club sponsored a contest in which each member was asked to write a school song. The best was submitted by our pianist, Helen Klink- er. She was awarded a silver medal. As the year progressed it was found that the majority of the students enjoyed the time spent in Glee Club on Tuesday and Thursday JO. ES ReneS ANNUAL mornings. The members have learned old and new songs and have been studying sight-sing- ing. The members of the club made their first public appearance on Father Bennett’s feast day, singing “Come to the Gay Feast of Song.” They were hailed with great applause. Groups of students represented the Glee Club in the commencement program. Next year’s work promises to be even more interesting. In closing, the Glee Club wishes to express its gratitude to its teacher, Sister Theresa Marie, for her untiring efforts.—’37. Loyalty The word loyalty is seldom heard. Is it be- cause people do not understand the importance of that quality of soul that makes possible every association that is worth while and last- ing? Or do people possess this virtue without giving ita name? Whatever the reason for the infrequent use of the word, there can be no reason for infrequent display of the virtue. There have been so many definitions given loy- alty that we shall not make another effort to define it. Rather we should turn our thoughts to ourselves to learn what sort of loyalty we possess. It really makes a big difference. Some are loyal from a selfish motive, or they profess to be loyal. Such sort of loyalty is not worthy the name for it is not loyalty at all. One who adheres to a principle, or supports and as- sists anyone or any institution from such a mo- tive is not loyal to the principle or the institu- tion but is merely an opportunist waiting for the gain he hopes to receive from the support he gives. When it becomes apparent that the profit he intended to reap, whether in financial gain or in any other desirable way, is not forth- coming his support and assistance drops off. He is only a selfish flatterer, looking to his own ends, and caring nothing for the things he should prize highly because of their intrinsic worth. He would sell his father and mother for profit because in him there is nothing but his own self love, and his place is in the same gallery of rogues as Judas made famous. Many, and it is with real pleasure that we say this and we would much rather say all, have a real sense of their loyalty to the principles and in- stitutions that have been the nursery of their character and the field of development of their personality. Their hearts swell with pride when an opportunity is given them of showing their love for those who have been their best friends in the past, and without thought of gain they are ever ready to lend the helping hand to demonstrate their gratitude. Always on hand to give encouragement and ever ready to assist. Of such people is made everything worth knowing. Of such people are formed governments that endure, states that safeguard the rights of all, communities that are fit places to live, families that remind us of the Holy Family, and souls that reflect the beautiful image of God.

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Page 16 So ets OS. Pe ries seme Ae Ne Virginia Etoll wasn’t so short? Norbert Deuitch wouldn’t tease Marcella? Arnold Seifert would quit hitting Smitty? Vincent Muzzillo would come to Mass five days Marcella Johnson couldn’t run after Norb? Alda Mansfield would come to school on time? Richard Seifert would talk more? Carl Shoudel wouldn’t be so quick tempered? Don Shoudel wouldn’t try to be such a big shot? Paul Gorski would be quiet in school for one Benny Wilondek couldn’t see Mickey? Lucille Johnson couldn’t see the boys at night? Dolores McGuire wouldn’t laugh so much? Ellen Zecca wouldn’t be so saucy? Jane Muzzillo would talk more? Rita Johnson studied hard? Gacereereereeeceoec oe o 3o7o oo ROLL CALL Helen Philip got mad? (Concluded from Page 4) Catherine. Gorski eee SIChE “Is my face red”—’38 Josephine. Hoel Chas... een eee eee cd Oe k? “She likes her music’”—’38 ee ties Dolores’ McGuire. 2) eee “Benny” “You’re a mess’”—38 Marvaret ¢Muzzillogeee eee ee “Muzzy” “The little waitress’”—’38 Hellen) (Zeca ee ee ee “Plump” “A mess, no kiddin’ ”’—’38 ie J ANE SM UZ Zi 0 ee ee ee ee “Muz” : “Thinks quite a lot but has little to say” —’39 Helen ®P Rip 1225.20 6 coe a ee eee “Floppy” “T can’t get along without my speech” —’37 Marcella Johnson: 22 ee ““Mousie” “So small’’—’37 0 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF.-- Victoria Bonkoski wouldn’t be polite? Marvol Smith would stay in her seat a little more? Mildred Vanderbosch couldn’t see Joe N.? William Beber didn’t have Smitty’s bicycle to ride? Robert Deuitch couldn’t act so big? oe 2 2220 e7e oo Compliments of A FRIEND 2 2 OO OS oS SSS SS SSO FSF SFSSSOSSSHOOSSFOSEOCOHOHCCOCOO OCC HC CCHH CCS 2.22 © © -©-@°? © © © © 2 © © 2 ¢ 2 2 6 2 eo oo oe oS SSS oS SSO oS OSH Ose oo 9 66 My STERN VALUE” | Clothing that Satisfies | Prices That Please HEADWEAR FOOTWEAR FURNISHINGS Stern Clothing Co. “The Brightest Spot in Garrett’ : WALLHIDE The Vitolized Oil Paint - Nothing Better! LITTLE’S HARDWARE Josephine Hoeffel. couldn’t draw? Margaret Muzzillo knew her history? Joseph Newbauer’ would keep silent for one day? Floyd Fetters didn’t think he was so big? George Mansfield would come to school? William Riedhart would get a part in the play? Helen Klinker wouldn’t be such a cut-up? Catherine Gorski wouldn’t get mad for one day? Maurice Shafer wouldn’t hit the girls so much? Loretta Bollan couldn’t see Lucille every’ day? The Garrett State Bank Estabiished 1893 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Every deposit insured up to $5000