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

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IN APPRECIATION We are very grateful to the merchants of Garrett for their patronage and co-operation in making our bazaar a success. We wish to express Our appreciation for their thoughtfulness. Class of ’45. “PM MAKING BELIEVE” ’ “lm Making Believe,’’ that we’re ‘‘Together,’’ ‘‘Tonight, Tomorrow and After That.”’ “After You've Gone,’’ ‘‘Remember,”’ ‘‘l Dream of You.’’ When we’re all back ‘‘Together Again,”’ we'll drink ‘‘Rum and Coca Cola’’ and eat ‘‘One Meat Ball’’ thinking of the days gone by. ” “Someday Somewhere,’’ when our boys in the service come home ‘‘A Fellow on a Fur- lough’’ will ‘Always’? be welcomed back to S.J.H. ‘‘As Time Goes By,‘‘ we will ‘‘Always’’ be “Thinking of You.”’ Norbert Muzzillo. Page 20

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BUSY BEE CLUB The years of '44 and ’45 have been successful in the Busy Bee Club, both in social and financial affairs. The main idea of the club is to promote self-confidence and poise. This will help the students to go out into the world and be better suited to meet people and conduct themselves at social events. For this reason the pupils initiate, plan and conduct all of their dramatic, business and social events. The Club elected as its officers in the first semester: president, Phyllis Mezydlo; vice-president, Raymond Gingery; secretary, Norbert Muzzillo; treasurer, Isabelle Kelley; and business manager, Richard Sobasky. The first semester officers were succeeded by president, Arthur John Johnson; vice- president, Dorothy Hoeffel; secretary, Norbert Muzzillo; treasurer, Barbara Ann Bonkoski and business manager, William Steigmeyer. These officers were very successful at conducting the club affairs. S.J. H. GLEE CLUB ‘tne Glee Club of ‘44’ and ‘45’ was enjoyed by all of those in the build- ing, but especially by the High School because they did the singing. Some of the most popular songs of the year were, ‘Santa Lucia’ and ‘The Captain's Ship.”’ The Glee Club sang at most of the plays, and these songs were very popular. At many of the parties, the committee had the alumni and the high school sing. If there ever was a dead party, this singing would make it lively. Some of the songs that were sung were: ‘“‘We’ll Whoop Her Up”’ and “‘There Is No Place Like St. Joseph’s.’’ Our pianist was Sister Theresa Marie. William Steigmeyer Page 19

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FAULTS The Seniors have many faults | know you will agree. So | am making known the faults i Which are very bad you see! f First we will take Barbara Ann Who makes those smart remarks. This doesn’t scare us in the least, We know that a biting dog never barks! Now that Isabelle can really skate Is very very true. Maybe this is why she comes To school so black and blue! Then we have Arthur, Who sometimes acts a fool. Spends all his time at ‘‘Muckers,”’ Shooting a game of pool! j Last we have “‘Eddie,”’ Who is not so very bad. Spends most of his time Acting so happy and glad! His funny jokes are known Throughout the entire school. But no one thinks him funny, He’s just another fool! ik Edward Kinney.