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

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Kathleen DePew

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Richard Yanuszeski, better known as “Horse to his class- mates, has taken a sincere inter- est in all school affairs during his four years of high school. He is known for his. punctuality in church and school affairs. Richard was president of the Busy Bee Club in his junior. year and is now the assistant editor of the Signet. He is also a@ mem- ber of the Quill and Scroll . Richard has proved himself to be a valuable substitute for the first five on the basketball team. He has also taken partin many one act plays and played a good role as Mr. Dill in the sen- ior class play. May you succeed in all you do . Mae Bell, the little blond in the senior class who played the Saint in Imelda Beata , is in real life a fun loving girl with a sense of humor. Throughout her four years in high school she was very popular and she gave her whole-hearted support to all the club activities. During the first three years, Mae Bell held many important of- fices, such as class President, Club Treasurer and Editor of the 1947 Annual. Her senior year was an important one, too, for in that year she was president of the Club, the first president of the Student Council and Business Manager of the Annual. She was awarded membership in the Quill and Scroll . We hope you are as successful in the future as you were in the past, Mae Bell'. Donna Jean Delagrange known as Jean amongst her classmates is a personality we enjoy having with us. Her humorous disposition has won use Too, she is a poet; having had some of her peoms re- - cently published in the “Antholo- gy of High School Poetry and in the Talent of 1947. She has taken part in two plays during her senior year, Imelda Beata and The Daffy Dills . Donna was always active in the various school activities. Donna is a member of the Quill and Scroll. She hopes to be a ReN. someday. May success and happiness be yours. Throughout her high school days, Kathleen, was mown as Kate™, During her four years in high school she has held two of- fices, that of assistant editor of the school paper, and treasurer of the Busy Bee Club. Although she did not hold many offices during the course of her four years, she was a willing worker. Whenever a dinner has been held, Kate has always cut the butter, which she did excellently! fThis willingness to work, and her. always merry disposition are the reasons that Kate has always been so popular among her friends. She also displayed her fine acting ability in a number of playse Her latest role was in the senior class play, in which she portrayed the “lisping Aimee . Good luck in your future, ‘Kate.