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

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Glee Club One of the classes in the high school, that has always deserved a write-up in the annual, is the Glee Club. The function of this class is as its name sug- gests, singing. A large variety of songs are used by the club during the sing- ing period on each Tuesday and Thursday morning. As always songs from the GOLDEN SONG BOOK, “A Capital Ship,” “Auld Lang Syne,” “Little Brown Church in the Wildwood,” and other old favorites, are very popular. Besides these the latest of the popular songs being sung by the club are: “Remember Pearl Harbor,” and ‘We're All Americans.” A medley of popular patriotic songs of yesterday is being dug into with vigor. Accomplishments of the club were demonstrated at two functions during the past year, namely the Christmas Play and Father’s Name’s Day Program. The Pianists for the past year have been Sister Theresa Marie and Ellen Miceli. Ellen Miceli and Theresa Richter Dear Mom”: “From Taps Till Reveille,” “I Dream of You,” and “Little Curly Hair—.” I'm “Deep in the Heart oi Texas’’ and I saw “Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair,’ who reminded me of my dear ‘Rose O'Day.” “Tl Never Smile Again,” until I take the “Chattanooga Choo-Choo,” back to the “Banks of the Wabash,” and become ‘Faithful Forever’ in “My Blue Heaven.” Your sonny Boy. “Curlyalop.s P.S. “Mal I Miss Your Apple Pie.” Busy Bee Club Many years ago in the High School, was begun the ‘Booster Club.” The main financial function of the club at that time was the sponsoring of candy sales which were held in the school hall. Several years later with the entrance of new pupils into the school a new name was desired and so it is now “The Busy Bee Club.” With the launching of a new name came the launching of new projects, which have increased and become more successful with the passing of each new year. One of the newest of the club’s functions is the sponsoring of the one-act plays which through the past two years have become well known. Much of the income of the club depends on the.success of the noon lunches. The Bacaar is as always the greatest source of success. Aside from its money-raising projects, the club also has its social func- tions. Many of the parties and entertainment are annual affairs, such as: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentine, Parties, and Father’s Names Day Program. The officers serving during the past year were: Paul Anderson and Beverly Clark as presidents, Bill Dembickie and Ladonna Shoudel as Vice- Presidents, Theresa Richter and Nick Filip as Secretaries, Ladonna Shoudel and John Steinmetz as Treasurers. A new office has been introduced into the club under the title “Business Sccretary.’’ The first to fill this office was Leon Gingery. As the club has progressed in the past may it live in the future. Ellen Miceli and Theresa Richter

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NAME PAUL ANDERSON WILLIAM DEMBICKIE NICHOLAS FILIP PAUL JOHNSON MARY C. MEZYDLO ELLEN MICELI THERESA RICHTER BEVERLY CLARK LEON GINGERY CHARLES MANSFIELD MARY HELEN MILLER COLLINS REDMOND CHARLES SEIFERT JOHN STEINMETZ LADONNA SHOUDEL RAYMOND BONKOSKI LORRAINE BUSHONG JAMES HOEFFEL RITA KOBIELA RICHARD RIEDHART ROSE MILLER MARY MUZZILLO NANCY PENCE MARION SEIFERT DEAN SPRINGER MARY R. WHITTECAR BARBARA BONKOSKI BETTE HAMPTON VIRGINIA SALERNO ARTHUR JOHNSON EDWARD KINNEY ALIAS Andy Slime Floppy Curlie Kate Torchy Aggie Clark Gingery Chas Crabby Collie Si Pork Toar Bun Teeny Jim Rita Dick Miller Muzzy Pence Seifert Dinger Whit Barb Crampton Ginny Art Kidney Star Gazing SAYING O-tay Nothing Nowwww!! Gourd Cut it out! I don't care Darn it! Let me gol Stupid Arab Stoop Get outl! Now Listen! Droop Could was Now Quit!! Nuts All Right! Why??? Come on! Wat cha’ want? Oh Yeah! Oh Youll Whack! Oh Geel Diz Yes, Sirl! Nothing Oh You! Nothing Now!!! What for?? PASTIME Pestering Necking Buying Milk Pepsi-Colas Bun Bob Dramatics Studying Chemistry Skipping School Collie Mary Helen Jerkin’ Sodas Slot Machines Shorthand Seeing Kate Staying Home Funny Books Boys Butcher Dean Eating Teasing Gingery Rose Stub Washing Dishes Eating Staying Home Football Drinking Cider PET PEEVE: Being Blamed News Boys Senior Girls Senior Girls Richter Ditches Temper Boys Silly Billy Johnson Working School Paper Mitch Beautiful Girls Curlie Other Boys Latin Parties Seniors Bowling Getting Dirty Being Thin Being Tall Chemistry Bun Stubby Pencils Rita Ann Slot Machines Little Sister Girls Cider 1962 Sec. of Agriculture Romeo Proud Papa “Sargie”’ Convent Wile Comedian Coquette Great Chemist Farmer Devoted Wife Famous Mechanic Owner of Journal-Gazette Robert Taylor Housekeeper Husband Model Editor of Funny Books Mrs. Seifert Junk Dealer Glamour Girl Second Irene Rich Grown Up Maid Druggist Stub’s Wife Nurse Single Baby Nurse Famous Singer Cider Brewer

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