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

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SSS. SS SS SS SS Sa 0 SS aDaDBIEa —SS SH MARIAN POPPELE Think well before you pursue it, But when you begin, go through it. Marian was known even to the little folks as Red. She came to our school as a junior and a stranger but soon became a friend to all and a great leader in school work. Already in her junior year she was elect- ed president of her class and of the Busy Bee Club. Her work as editor of the ''Bulletin'’ and editor of the 1940 Signet proved her to be a promising young journalist. Never to print anything that would hurt anyone's feelings was her constant endeavor. In dramatics Marian carried out every part well that was given to her. Her best acting was in the Dummy and Nora, Wake Up! We wish you luck! CORINNE MANSFIELD Happy go lucky, gay and free, Nothing there is that bothers me. Cora'’ and Mansy often heard around the school grounds refer to Corinne Mansfield. Never agreeing to take the lead, she was always willing to help. She proved her dramatic ability in the “Dummy” and Nora, Wake Up! She was vice-president of the Busy Bee Club and assistant editor of the school paper. She has never revealed any plans for her future but by her journal- ism she has displayed a promising career. May the best of luck be yours! ee EF EY PF FY rE FY Fn

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[SS SASS. [] SSH ——— 0 ——3 | a] 3 | oo [0 J GRADUATES We Finish To Begin | HARRIS HOEFFEL What you keep by you, you may change and mend, But words once spoken can never be recalled. Harris Hoeffel, often called ''Harry,'’ was active not only in school work but also in the social life of the school. His ''way with the girls'' in helping as well as entertaining them will not be forgotten. He took minor parts in many plays throughout his school years and performed them willingly and well. However, he was at his best in the prominent parts of the class plays of '39 and '40, the ''Dummy'’ and Nora, Wake Up! As a junior he was vice-president of his class and in his senior year he became class president. He worked hard as business manager of this issue of the ''Sig- net.’ Harris did outstanding work in science, his fa- vorite subject. May luck be yours!

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o) ———— 0 —— | | [of fof [| of [| of [0 0) == eee typist. Jeanette played the part of the maid in Dummy and of an obliging neighbor in ''Nora, Wake Up! ' JEANETTE ETALL Our troubles come from trying to put the left-hand boot on the right-hand foot. Jeanette Etall, the shortest girl in the high school, was always quiet in her ways. She was the musician of the senior class. Her ability for singing was shown when she sang between acts at the school plays. She was pianist for the Glee Club in her junior and senior years. Besides being a musician she was an excellent May success be yours! a CLIFFORD KOBI | cannot promise to be an Agassiz, or a Summer, But | do promise to be an honest man.’ Clifford is better known to his classmates as Cliff. He was always willing to help in all school activities and gave many practical ideas to the vari- ous committees. Clifford, a good actor, at all times gave outstanding performances in ''Here Comes the Prince’ and in ''Nora, Wake Up!'' He was art editor of the S. J. H. Bulletin and secretary of the Busy Bee Club in 1940. He was a master in Bookkeeping. May you always succeed!