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

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HOROSCOPE Name Nickname Sayings Hobby Wants To Be Will Be PAI Ee i oZ NEO ip penutiens .. noogie newt Se OY ete yy SGC f° DECSIILY peo teeiarenics LOUIE gawk ero “Beer Slinger’... .. “Housewife” bf NA PS a 2 eno, eee a SV LITIDY eee Olle. 1) | Zimmeoednvetee-s crane BUINEGCIC Ih) Gosrateomttnels “5 G 10c Manager’. ‘‘Horse Doctor ’ RiCHAR DESEIRE Rd. oumaatetarertor es: SP rae SEES) pe ONE 8 aie era epee MONAT iti clr.) se eee rok TONS ago yecrameaes “News Boy”’ BERNARD WILONDEK ........ Benak tees we NAY (= 3 chee an eee PAF RU IT Boueese tans eb ck hice, eee a ““Gangster”’ CBORGE MIAINS FLEES caters wateene SOE Pane eta SEAT LLCT eemonesairneter areas CASI (ina — einen: “Stenographer’’..... ‘‘Farmer’’ BAR SHOUD ree ae a ne lL RET hore rit yn bara rae =RMelping = Red: «ee ra—-BOXCr we) acewaiierey=s . Married Man” MAURIGE=SHAPERS =e. recs “Morrie” =nll fine hai 1= errs cerns een, Ss botiVIN Ena ia beter SOREL AManasere cemeten CORINNE-MANSFIELD .. 3... easy “ree Oh VY eal ce-sesctaa aor one mal De lavelfovet eee oe SINC Se = ne eee “Chamber Maid ’ LEAS ETERE ME Ole Oe te eitcer ceca wat =k wer eee “Absolutely: a pees Td Eg 8) ny dere teie mesrger “Debutanteeaan-x. “Old Maid”’ ed B21 Al Sl a A tl tol Nena Pcs Share eae oulatalcyccette aie BEN AY leant ett eee SASS lin Serts 1S) eereyemembULe Chen an aces ates ‘“Butcher ’ MARIANsPORPELE- sano Sh not TREC esem seo ay ASTUTE Vs WM SYS YA merce “Seeing Todt . 2.as oak [1s ee ee “Wife” CEO REO lecsen actus GI i fihemoncneere: iiss ich Sed NOtecusécichiaenine con SOS HIOICIL] Senate ete “Cribbage Player’. . . “Something” APE Rts SS Aa Ur) ee news “Muzzy” BASES ee Nother cteniraaiactt aGetting-Wadierwnn heachien tenes “Something” PAL Aber e INV Es t:Zomencaneiccenene Pati fereaes 3 wal et AKC hae tee ie eae ee malas ree a xem ee {Sax=Player: sermons ‘Sax Player’ lOAINES MON ee ene aren, CON me Smee pee OU OOO ee ae mL AMGIi Caeteien eerteee AGI CSS pectotra nen eter “Married” ELEANORA WILONDEK ....... SN orapw 4 SORA OuUL a Aee one) raha ling. “Popcorn Seller’. ...‘'Same”’ BUEN Geb E Kamen arkvecds paces: JCC Laman ene be Fadhgs Ses © Yara naps rar “‘Peddling Papers”’. .“‘Great Lover’’..... “Nothing” FOMWARDSSEIFERT. .2% Ss oc = S16) 0) Vm ay el OEY) ee Shenae Pd ‘“‘Peddling Papers’. .“‘Great Lover’. .... Nothing HEIKO NT Has tse ht KG MA ny pm ee ea atk Cliessacigh tian fer me fA Sete ems Saree ee Peddling Papers’ =... Comedian ines. 2. “Flop” MARY GATHERINE MEZYDLO... Kate’: . ..-. Oe eer ener MSCS SE illamreconeteen Wil Seater aptocdeeadtie: “Wife SUM SS AUG NS SS Ritecryar pe cee? ya hme Mitch BOLOUsRiD berm aie Studyinges a ot ene. AST St Yo} eens. eect eta “Nun” 7 Fi HE Pl eles (atoms 2 KG Il ated Saree ores ee 3 fa 9 (2 ome Ser sh PA aoe ae rN mem 2 E talichin Syste vertennttare. “Nurse? .eeeere “Can't Tell PEIN ele INIA ieee) ane eee Durnle 2am, ex, «: me DR enema eS TUCVIN Come eon eae BOW fen restore) hearer “Wife” EEUVVAN Se oul uN Vilcule Loum ere ce nlemene ROKK Vuqeeee cis my Ole WV anitmtankiowoue- cating amie nae “Food Sampler’. ....‘‘Fat Man BRIGHT SASH rs ery rence YP Gast ee Sak VO Ltearentoney see cers e FliGtinga.. saeeens SONG tH ita Samnancoeetarere s “Nothing” ICO lA Saks) Lalit cen eee dentacce INICIO pecans MIN OEM Beopsecane msaswiee se eS OTAVINEH I Mines eee EST eee rere ew “Priest” y SUDISA WEN Rhos) a9] KG ob Od, Ree ert Steigh. ee eya4 “NO thitig ae en anes SH GHiG Essie fee cote “Nothing” Dye nee Nothing WILLIAM DEMBICKIE ........ Bien tenets “Wearitas bighit?: cnenateket ia teen ees rer, beitU Sab uecgmemeac usec Same”’

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i LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE JUNE CLASS OF 1939 We, the senior class of '39, of the city of Garrett, State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in matter and form as follows: Article |. We, the seniors, give and bequeath to our principal, Rev. }. G. Bennett, for his interest and assistance to us in our years at St. Joseph's, our deepest gratitude and devotion. Article Il. To the faculty, the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, we give the memory of the most promising and undoubtedly the most successful class that they have been fortunate enough to teach. Article Ill. We, the seniors, give to our class sponsor, Sister Theresa Marie, our sincere gratitude for her faithful assistance given us through our career in high school. Article IV. We, the seniors, bequeath to the juniors the privilege of becoming dignified seniors. Article V. We, the seniors, bequeath to the sophomore class our ability and sportsmanship. Article Vl. We, the seniors, bequeath to the freshman class our perseverance and our ability to strive ahead. Article Vil. We, individually, give to the under-classmen the following: Section 1. 1, Jane Muzzillo, leave my executive ability to Teresa Muzzillo. Section 2. 1, George Mansfield, leave my ability to write shorthand to Corinne Mansfield and Ellen Miceli. Section 3. 1, Carl Shoudel, leave my ability to blush to William Dembickie. Section 4. 1, Maurice Shafer, leave my ability to play ‘‘Cribbage’’ to Harris Hoeffel and Clifford. Kobi. Section 5. |, Richard Seifert, leave my shortness to Mary K. Mezydlo. Section 6. 1, Floyd Fetter, leave my slimness to Theresa Richter. Section 7. 1, Bernard Wilondek, leave my ability to sleep late to Nick Filip. Section 8. 1, Jane Muzzillo, leave my silence to Eleanora Wilondek. Section 9. 1, Carl Shoudel, leave my chewing gum to Marian Poppele. Section 10. 1, George Mansfield, leave my ability to play basketball to Bud Steinmetz. Section 11. 1, Maurice Shafer, leave my ability to drive a car to Jerome and Adrian Steigmeyer. Section 12. 1, Floyd Fetter, leave my ability to attract the opposite sex to Eugene Lash and Nick Filip. Section 13. 1, Jane Muzzillo, leave my personality to Joan Simon and Patricia Steinmetz. Section 14. |, Bernard Wilondek, leave my ability to bow! to Howard Seifert and Eugene Beber. Section 15. 1, Carl Shoudel, leave my ability to play the piano to Jeanette Etoll.

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BUSY BEE CLUB For the first eight years the Busy Bee Club has served its purpose very well. It has had all kinds of entertainment in order to raise money for the benefit of the church, and to give the students a knowledge of parliamentary laws and proper social conduct. In the fall of °38 new officers were elected. They were as follows: Jane Muzzillo, president; Floyd Fetter, vice-president; Joan Simon, secretary: Bernard Wilondek, treasurer. They served this term very satisfactorily. They were relieved by new officers. Those who were elected in January were: Marian Poppele, president; Nicky Filip, vice-president; Joan Simon, Secre- tary; and Ellen Miceli, Treasurer. Looking over the past successes of the club and the present successful year which surpasses the success of the past, even nicer and better things are expected from it in the future. ‘40 OPER CEUB Sing! Sing! Not the prison but the exclamation heard every Tuesday and Thursday morning in the S.].H. auditorium. Patriotic, college, popular and old time tunes were part of the half hour program. Among the favorite and most sung pieces in this past year were: “God Bless America,” ‘Notre Dame Victory March,” “‘Long, Long Ago,”’ and “Deep in A Dream of You.”’ Due to the efforts of our pianist Jeanette Etoll, we had a most enjoyable year. Hers was the job of selecting and playing the best liked music. Also assisting in accompanying the group were Theresa Richter and Eleanora Wilondek. A friendly spirit was created by this group singing and therefore it may be said that, because it accomplished its purpose, the Glee Club has had a successful year. ELEANORA WILONDEK and MARIAN POPPELE