St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Dorothy Van de Walls “Shoestrings” — Diligent worker — Coffee lover — Mishawaka’s contribution Darlene Walkowiak 1950 prom co-chairman — Social head for S. C. — Dancing abilities Dorothy Walden Slumber parties — “Putty Tat”— Cartoonist —“Why do I do such things?” Irene Trippel JOSILE co-editor — Short- hand whiz — Junior class president—Softball Lee Zoeller Athlete with poetic ideas— Inveterate reader — Side show genius Nellie Weigand RE-ECHO book reporter— Startling vocabulary — Nursing career

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Janet Quinn S. H. L. promoter—Eques- trienne—Friend in deed— Stenographer | Roselee Robinson Basketball fan — Greene’s —Stylish clothes — Libra- rian assistant Josephine Sergio Latin II tutor—Legion of Mary — Sophomore Cotil- lion Marian Schultz “Ole Swimming Hole” — Aspiring nurse—Artist for RE-ECHO—Historian Betty Strantz Auburn hair—St. Joseph’s . Hospital — Future secre- tary Margaret Strantz Super salesman — T. B. league speaker — Softball —Librarian

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JUNIORS Audrey McManus was elected class president. Patricia Ketchmark, vice- president; Mary Ann McCay. secretary; Shirley Lentsch. treasurer; Geor- gia Sechowski, social chairman, were elected to aid Audrey in the various projects to pave the way for the Prom. A Hallowe'en Party was given in honor of the freshies. The juniors made favors for the infirmaries of Notre I)ame and Saint Mary's as a Christmas project. The long awaited class rings arrived in time for Christmas. A square dance, stationery sale, and the card party were the main projects to raise funds for the Prom. At last the great day came, the Junior-Senior Prom. An informal meeting of the junior class officers: Georgia Sechowski, Potri- cio Ketchmark, Audrey McManus, Shirley Lentsch, and Mary Ann McCay. The problem discussed, “Shall we or shall we not go to school today?