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

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,, a. i 4 RE Tae kh Pee eee oF a2 ODS We, the seniors of 1939, dedicate to our beloved principal, Father Bennett, who cele- brates his silver jubilee in the priesthood this year, our annual, the St. Joseph Signet of '39. May he continue to do for many others what he has done for us, and may we continue to be the recipients of his friendly and prac- tical advice. CLASS OF 1939. } 7 % r ey s, , OS ALD oo oe ke ee Be ON ee Te od ah = aie! Ae ee) Pe

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JANE MUZZILLO “Politeness is to d o and say, The kindest thing in the kindest way.” Jane, better known as “‘Janie’”’ has led an active high school life. Having been presi- dent of the Busy Bee Club, of her class, and editor of the ‘‘Chimes,”’ she has proven her- self loyal to S.J.H. As ‘‘Mother’’ in the “Dummy,” class play of '39, she gave an excellent performance. S.J.H. girls will miss this quiet, but helpful senior who has been their leader this past year. Best of luck to you, Jane. FLOYD FETTER ‘The work of the world is done by a few, God asks that a part be done by you.”’ Most disagreeable to this tall lad were his nicknames, Whimpy, Reverend and others. “Always active’ might have been his motto, for he was always at work to better his school. Some of his many responsibilities were: business manager of the ‘‘Trojans’’ and the ‘Chimes,’ vice president of the Busy Bee Club in '38, and chairman of many com- mittees. He played the Prince in ‘‘Here comes the Prince’ and the absent-minded Professor in the ‘““‘Dummy.”’ He was class president in his sophomore year. Keep up the good work, Floyd.