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

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SS —————— =] ASW SS SS SS So 0 Top row, left to right: Eleanora Wilondek, Jerome Steigmeyer, Joan Simon, Howard Seifert. Down: Eugene Beber, Teresa Muzzillo, Paul Johnson. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY sencatel Paul J obnson E U gene Beber Joa N Simon Theresa Muzz I llo Elean O ra Wilondek Howa R d Seifert Jerome S teigmeyer We are proud that the seven Juniors can spell out the name of their class. In the fall of 1937 eleven students entered Saint Joseph High School as ''Green Freshmen. Although we were classified as ''Green Freshmen our initiation never phased us in the least. The ''Green'' year passed swiftly and soon we were ‘Silly Sophomores” with only seven remaining in our class. Our sophomore year seemed to go by like a snail on the beach because we were 50 anxious to pass through the door that separates rooms 5 and 6 to become “‘Jolly Juniors. For the first half of our junior year we had eight in our class. We soon lost two out of our class but in the second half we regained a half-year student, Paul John- son. Our junior year proved very successful and we are all waiting for the day we can settle down and become ''Dignified Seniors. All of us have proved that we have considerable dramatic talent. We starred in To the Rescue, on Christmas Eve, “All on a Summer's Day,'' and For Dear Old Dalton. Three of us took prominent parts in the class play of '40, Nora, Wake Up! The class chose Joan Simon as president and Eleanora Wilondek as vice- president. JOAN SIMON. ELEANORA WILONDEK.

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hg pc nice ie oi Sg a SENTOR CLASS AISTORY As we look backward to refresh our memories with the events important to the his- tory of the class, the following are outstanding: Our class stood on the threshold of High-School life in 1936 ready to begin the fight. Four boys and two girls made up our class. Another girl joined later in the year. As our welcome into the Busy Bee Club we were given an initiation, effective, but not so genile. In ‘Aunt Jane's Accident, we first took part in social affairs. There were only five of us to take our places as Sophomores: In keeping with the traditionary title Silly Sophomores,'' we were indeed fun-loving. Latin and Geometry, however, gave us many troubles. Our third year was a busy one. We were gradually taking on new responsibilities such as the planning of the Junior-Senior Banquet. Four of us were in the senior class play. At last we took our places as dignified Seniors. The S. J. H. Bulletin, our school paper, and the annual proved our journalistic abilities. The dramatic success of our class was Nora, Wake Up! This class which started four years ago with high ideals has reached its goal and now WE FINISH TO BEGIN CLASS OF '40. Four Years 1937—1938 Freshmen we were, green and bold, Nine months together all told, Then we came to the sophomore class, That year went exceedingly fast. 1939—1940 The junior year with typing and shorthand, Proved to us to be simply grand, We hated to part with our teachers and friends, But all good things must come to an end! We were few in number it is true, We've been loyal for four years too, | Our future, what is in store? | In a few more years we might show you more! JEANETTE ETALL.

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I aEa|E]o)™iEaham—SSSIEE)ilOL—ESlI)liO™hh—lyyh™hO™h=— l)ihih—II— — —)— I i— iL LSS SSS — Top row, left to right: Nicholas Filip, Ellen Miceli, William Dembeckie, Mary Catherine Mezydlo. Down: Theresa Richter, Edward Steinmetz, Helen Dunham. HISTORY Of THE SOPHOMORE BALTLE (Dedicated to the U. S. History Class) Nine shy but brave soldiers entered the Freshman Expeditionary Force, with Nick Filip and Bi!l Dembickie as Commanding Officers determined to conquer Latin, repulse ‘Algebra,’ ‘and turn back 'Health. After winning these battles we were promoted to the Company of Sophomores. This time Mary K. Mezydlo and Nick Filip were the Commanding Officers. Alll have done their best. After conquering ‘‘Latin in the Gallic Wars, repulsing ‘'His- tory'' by strategy, keeping the upper hand in ''English,'' we consider our year suc- cessful despite having been routed in ''Geometry.'' Now with firm resolve to win the end of the war, we await our junior year. Aside from this flight of ''Sophomore' fancy we earnestly wish to thank our principal, Father Bennett, our teachers, Sisters Theresa Marie and Anastasia for their best efforts to guide us through the first years of our high school course. We are proud to know that our names are spelled through these words: Will Sune i Omnest Ha’ Po py Helpful Obedient Pro M pt LO yal Prog R= essive Al E rt Re Solute SOPHOMORES.