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

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edication REV. J. G. BENNETT We, the Seniors of 1936, do dedicate to our beloved pastor, who has been our adviser and friend for the past four years, our Annual, Se 93.6;

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Page 2 Sele 9 Jd tOcs. Eh PSG y Se seas Ula ™| is leaving us this year. His firm and lasting friendship will never be forgotten. During his four years of high school life, he has surely shown his talents. He has been an excellent stencil cutter for the S. J. H. Chimes, and he is an exceptionally good dra- matic student. He has taken part in the fol- lowing plays, “Go Slow, Mary,” “For Pete’s Sake,” and “Spooky Tavern.” All his classmates wish him much happi- ness and great success in future years. LUCILLE JOHNSON— “Mieux vaut sagesse que richesse.” “Wisdom is better than riches.” | Lucille Johnson is better known to her class- } mates and friends as “Lu.” She is an enthusi- astic worker, having won typing and shorthand ? awards during her Senior year. She has played the leading roles in many plays during her four years of high school: $ “Patty Makes Things Hum,” “Go Slow, Mary,” ¢ “For Pete’s Sake,’ and an important role in ; this year’s Senior play, “Spooky Tavern.” ; ; “Lu” leaves her classmates with fond mem- ories of her trustworthiness and of her co-oper- ating spirit. All her friends wish her luck and happiness in the future. NORBERT DEUITCH— “Tout vient a point a soit attendre.” | “Hverything comes to him who waits.” Norbert Deuitch, commonly known a “Norb,” is one of our esteemed graduates who