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

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MARY CATHERINE MEZYDLO “Pleasure comes through toil; when one gets to love his work his life is a happy one” Mary Catherine Mezydlo, generally known to everyone as ‘'Kate” is a very active student of S. J. H. During her school years Kate has been chairman of many successful activities. She was elected president of the Busy Bee Club in her junior year, business manager of the ‘42 Crest, and also assistant editor of the S. J. H. Bulletin. Kate has shown her ability as an actress in many of the High School plays especially as the part of Jane Hitchcock in “The Dummy” and Ketura Mellon in “Two of a Kind.” She also played the part of Janice in the senior class play of ‘42, “Love Troubles Tommy.” We hope you succeed. ELLEN MICELI “Never give up; It is wiser and better always to hope than once to despair’’ Ellen Miceli who is known to all her friends as ‘Mitch’ is always ready and willing to do her part. She has done very well as chairman of many important functions. ‘Mitch’’ was treasurer of the Busy Bee Club in the year ‘39 and was president of her class in her senior year. She was also art editor of the Annual. Ellen proved her acting ability in many plays. She took the part of the rich Mrs. Au- gustus Spaulding in “The Hat Shop.” She will be remembered as Irene Tully in the junior class play of 1941. She also took the part very well as Betty in the senior class play, “Love Troubles Tommy.” “May your path always be clear.”

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NICHOLAS FILIP In any class there is always one boy and girl leading the rest of the class in all subjects. In the Senior Class of ‘42 the boy leading in his studies is Nicholas Filip, more commonly known as ‘Nick.”’ All his classmates like him. Here is a boy that has held important positions in the Busy Bee Club. He was elected president of the junior class in ‘41 and editor of the S. J. H. Crest in ‘42. Not only has he taken part in many social events but he has been in almost all the plays, his latest achievement being ‘Einstein’ in the Senior Class Play. i Success is yours, Nick. PAUL JOHNSON “Smile at the past and you can grin at the future” Paul, who is known to all his friends and classmates as “Curly,” has been very active in many S. J. H. projects. He was vice-president of his class in his junior year. Curly has taken a lot of ribbing from his fellow classmates in his years at S. J. H. He showed his acting ability by taking part in the three one-act plays. Curly portrayed the part of ‘‘Phil’’ in the Senior Class Play, ‘Love Troubles Tommy,’ remarkably well. “May you always be successful.”

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THERESA RICHTER “Language was given to us that we might say pleasant things to each other” Theresa Richter, better known as “Richter,”’ is an outstanding student in the senior class. Theresa was secretary of the Busy Bee Club in her senior year, and also assistant editor of the ‘42 Crest. She also proved to be an able editor of the S. J. H. Bulletin. Because of her acting ability, Theresa has taken part in many plays. She took the part of a French saleslady in “The Hat Shop,” and also the part of Mrs. Stevens, the mother, in the ‘42 class play, “Love Troubles Tommy.” “We wish you happiness.” Senior Class History Four years ago a division of eight troopers from the regiment of Room 4 marched into a classroom to take the title of Freshmen. After a good drilling of Latin and Algebra we managed to survive and were transferred to the Sophomore Company. We fought bravely with Caesar in Latin II, struggled across the plane of Geometry, and were wafted ashore on the brink of Room 6 where we were taken in and given the title of “Jolly Juniors.” We showed that we could tackle any object by making the Junior- Senior Banquet a grand success. Then came that eventful day when we were promoted to “Dignified Seniors.’ Having attained our goal we finished our high school course suc- cessfully with the help of Sister Theresa Marie. To those who succeed us we wish as many good times and happiness as we have had during our service in the S. J. H. Camp. Ellen Miceli