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

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Name Something About 20 Nickname Favorite Expression Pastime Wants to be Will be ROBERT BRADY Bob Ohl Loafing Genius Hard telling DOROTHY HOEFFEL Dorothy Hey Studying Housewife Glamour Girl RAYMOND GINGERY Ray Hubba Hubba Around town Husband Prominent Man PHYLLIS MEZY DLO Phil Definitely Ruthie’s Secretary Wife NORBERT MUZZILLO Norb Drip Bowling Second Charles Boyer Restaurant Owner RUTH WILSON Ruthie O, Quiet Piano Secretary Housewife WILLIAM STEIGMEYER Pinky Natch Avilla Husband Margie’s Husband MARY YOUNG Pepper Jeepers Pestering Actress Second Cass Daly MAE BELL MYERS Bell Oh for cryin’ out loud Nursemaid Artist Famous Artist MARGARET MILLER Margie Heavenly Days Sewing Dress Designer Traveller JAMES BONKOSKI Koskie Heavens Yes! Einstein theories Pharmacist Scientist EDWARD KOBIELA Blubskie Heavens to Gimble Zimmerman’s Tough guy Soda Jerker RICHARD YANUSZESKI Shuskie Oh? Bowling Play Boy Married Man KATHLEEN DEPEW Kate I don't know Telephone operator Nurse Beauty operator DONNA J. DELAGRANGE Sis You think so? Yodeling Great singer Nurse JOAN MEZYDLO Jo Golly Neds Becky Concert Pianist Nursemaid RICHARD SOBASKY Squirt Dumb Fruit Working?? Taller Boy Scout Leader GENE SNOOK Snookums Yeh Nothing Electrician Bachelor ROBERT STEINMETZ Stei Hiiil Sleeping Business Executive Paper Boy BERNARD MUZZILLO Beaky Watcha doin? Being Lazy Tavern owner Manager of Paul's Bar JOHN ED VIRDEN Toad You all Fishing Physician Fisherman WILLIAM YOUNG Wielo Oh I wouldn't say that Girls?? Dancer Salesman MAYNARD RICHTER Strut Oh Nowww! Up town B O Railroader B O Bull JOAN CARLIN Joannie Oh Jeepers Piano Artist E.K.’s little woman SHARON DEPEW SD. Certainly Collecting pictures Career Woman Actress ELLEN MILLER 1B JL IME I don't believe it Dancing Famous Jitterbug Just a Mrs. VIRGINIA STEIGMEYER Ginny Hmmm Little sisters Waitress Power's model IAVANIBIEMNE! ZAEICIO A Lizzy How Ghastly Reading Writer Great novelist MARY ANN ROTHWELL Mary Ann Hubba Hubba Movie Stars Mrs. Lon McCallister Movie Reporter MARY LOU BUSHONG Bushy I know you Staying home Housewife Housewife JESSIE SALERNO Jess Oh Gee Singing School teacher Wife LM. as... eee eee

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Sophomore Class History In September of 1944 eleven students entered Room Five in S. J. H. with spirits soaring and hopes high. We eleven were initiated into life at S. J. H. rather lightly. Almost immedi- ately we plunged into Latin, algebra, biology, and English and after nine months of dili- gent study we emerged victoriously. To our extreme satisfaction all was not solid study for it is true that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Social functions were warmly welcomed especially the Junior-Senior Banquet. Besides the parties we enjoyed our edu- cational tour to Chicago and the annual picnic. Having successfully conquered our freshman studies, we anticipated the conquest of our sophomore courses. This year we enjoyed watching new freshmen get initiated. Again we plunged into the drudgery of learning—this time, Latin, geometry, history, English, and last but not least, chemistry. We enjoyed a few pauses for social functions and the all important Junior-Senior Banquet. Our second trip to Chicago and our second picnic could not be passed by because they were such fun. Having completed nine more months of school, we again came out on top. We, the sophomore class, are both happy and sad that it's over. We are l ooking forward to our two remaining years and we hope that we shall glide through as happily and successfully as we did our first two. James Bonkoski Freshman Class History On September 4, 1945 eight courageous girls and five gallant boys with trembling hands and knocking knees, slowly but surely entered Room Five to begin their high school career. A solid wall of Latin, algebra, English, and health confronted them, but by using battering rams of intelligence, sincerity, and obedience these gallant youths have torn down the wall and conquered the enemies of laziness and stupidity. The freshmen really enjoyed their first year in high school. In fact, they have had the time of their lives. The freshmen intend to continue with their excellent work thorugh the forthcoming years and strive for the betterment of their class. John E. Virden 21