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

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GEORGE MANSFIELD “Dare to do right; dare to be true, The failing of others can never save you.’ George answered mostly to his last name. He distinguished himself by winning awards in typing and shorthand. He was chairman of one of our most successful bazaars and played his part of a ‘‘sleuth’’ in the “‘Dummy’”’ very well. He played guard for the Trojans in his junior year. We wish you success. RICHARD SEIFERT “All firm and fearless still, ‘| can’ and brave ‘I will.’ ”’ Richard ‘‘Si’’ Seifert can always be found right on the job. He played his parts well in “Here Comes the Prince’ in °38 and in ‘““Dummy’”’ in '39. ‘Si’ played guard for the Trojans and in ’38 was treasurer of the Busy Bee Club. He was most helpful in committee work and always a joy to his classmates. May good luck be yours.

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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.

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MAURICE SHAFER “Diving and finding no pearls in the sea, Blame not the ocean, the fault is in thee.’’ In 1938 ‘Morrie’ played center for the 7 S.J.H. Trojans and served as treasurer of the ; Busy Bee Club in the second semester. ‘‘Mo’s’”’ | contributions toward making school life in- teresting were given in the Bookkeeping and 4 Civics classes. He's never revealed any plans for his future | but gives promises of a brilliant career. Best wishes, Morrie. i a CARL SHOUDEL ‘Do what reason says is best, Do your duty and be blest.”’ 2h were Meee, Even to his senior year Carl answered to the nickname of ‘'Toar.’’ He played the lead in the “Dummy” in ‘39 and a dual role, of which one role was that of a blonde young lady in, ‘Here Comes the Prince” in '38. The audience was completely captivated by his performance in the latter. o a - Orem — Se ee A ee eaten aati ae He was editor of the “‘Chimes”’ in his last semester and was helpful on many committees with his amazing brain and “‘muscle.” Tk Your classmates wish you happiness.