the josephinium [1952]

The Josephinum

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We, the seniors class of 1952

proudly dedicate this volume of the Jo-

sephinum to our teacher, Father Peter

Quinn

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We are proud and happy to have had

him as our teacher. And we thank you,

Father, for having inspired us to aim

high and straight* We promise to make

every effort not to fall short of that

aim.

To our pastor Father Julian Endler, C» P. we extend

our sincere gratitude and devotion for all the happy years

that we have spent at St. Joseph's. We will never forget

his fatherly interest and his spiritual guidance during our

years at St. Joseph's. May God give him the strength,

ability and courage to carry on at St. Joseph 1 s as he has

done in the past.

Father Howard Chirdon CP.,

our new religion teacher; young,

zealous, anxious to please. His

deep interest in religion keeps

us constantly studying. If we

could satisfy him we would know

our religion well.

Father Michael Anthony

Campbell, C. P. * our former

religion teacher; full of

energy, kind and sympathetic.

He never seems to stop but

he always has time to do

something for you.

FACULTY

Sister M. Lucetta, PrincipalInstructor in Commercial Subjects

Reverend Peter Quinn, C. P.Instructor in Latin, Geometry, History, French

Sister M, RosinaInstructor in English, Mathematics, Science

Reverend Howard Chirdon, C. P.Instructor in Religion

Reverend Michael Anothony Campbell, C. P.Spiritual Adviser

JOSEPHINUM STAFF

Editor-in-ChiefQueenie Mae Patrick

Associate EditorsRuth Bazemore Mildred Smith

AdvertisingJacqueline Brown

Annie Hardy Fannie Watson

Business ManagerJames Green

ST. JOSEPH'S MISSIONP. O. BOX 47*

NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA

My dear graduates,

At last you've made it I You have gone througha state-accredited high school and this day you receivethe well-earned diploma.

What did you learn in all these years at SaintJoseph's? "Reading, writing and arithmetic?" True, butwhat more? Ah yes, you have learned courtesy, honesty,sincerety. You have learned about your soul—and God!In other words, your education has been a complete one.Never forget it !

As you leave the portals of Saint Joseph'sSchool, determine to keep reaching higher and higher forthe finer things of life-, for the honor and glory of Godand country. Ever be noble, clean, God-fearing, PutFirst Things-First! Build not just for time, but forEternity, And remember Father Julian's eyes will everfollow you. Let him always bo proud of you.

Let's always be glad we've met!

Paternally yours,

RUTH ELIZABETH BAZEMORE JACQUELINE MARIE BROWN

Ruth is the possessorof pep and energy. For fouryears she has brightenedeach gathering of our class.She is kind at heart and atrue friend. With her con-sideration for others andfriendliness she is bound tobe a success as a commercialteacher.

Jack is frolicsome,lively, and gay. She hasa winsome way of makingfriends. Her pleasing per-sonality has made her anoutstanding classmate. Weknow that with her artistictalent and sewing abilityshe will succeed as a de-signer.

JAMES IRVIN GREEN ANNIE MARIE HARDY

"Shuh" is the only boyin our class this year, butthat doesn't mean the girlsrun the class. Par from it."Shuh" has a very persuasiveway about him which the girlshave come to admire. He willmake a success of anything heattempts in later life.

"Rie" is tall, slim andsmooth. She is quiet, friend-ly and industrious. Her sweetsincere way will make her afavorite nurse with her pa-tients.

QUEEN IE MAE PATRICK MILDRED LAURANA SMITH

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When generosity, relia-bility and perseverance arerequired for a task. "Mae" isthe kind of person who willmeasure up. She likes readingand domestic arts. Her workfor the Josephinum was out-standing.

*Mibby" is petite butever so capable. Her friendlypersonality and fine singingvoice make her pleasant com-pany. Her ambition is to bea Social Service Worker. Weare sure she will succeed Inthis field.

FANNIE LAURANA IvATSON

Because Fannie giveswhole heartedly of her timeand talents to school activi-ties she is beloved by allher classmates. She hopes tomake her mark in the businessworld.

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GLORIA JARMOND

The Juniors of '52

are looking forward to

being seniors next year.

We, as a class are most

co-operative; our char-

actertistics are distinc-

tive. We stand united at

all times. We take part

in all activities. Next

year we expect to be a

forward and leading class.

Our number is small, but

our abilities and our de-

termination will bring us

to great achievements.

JAMES PATRICK

MARY MORRIS

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Many of you looking at this picture will never have

the pleasure of meeting the members of the Sophmore Class,

so perhaps you would like to meet them and learn something

about them through the medium of the yearbook.

Cassie Mae Gibbs travels five miles from Bayboro each

day in order to attend a Catholic School. Bernard Green

is the most ambitious boy we know. Lois Jarmond has a

wonderful class spirit. When ever we need a helping hand

Lois is there. Earl Stallings has a real sense of humor

and he is generally amused by one of the most fun-loving

and gay boys in the class, Odell Wilson. Earl Patrick is

really talented in many things. At present his work in the

Industrial Arts class has given him profit scholastically.

Last but not least is George Midgett. We left him until

last because he is usually late for important events. Hence

his famous saying: "What's going on around here?"

We present our Freshman Class. The four girls: Lilly-

Simmons, Edna Thomas, Dorothy Johnson, and Vivian Priestly

call themselves "The Pour Pals" and hope to fill the va-

cancy left by the graduating "Pals",

William Whitehurst was first place winner in the ora-

torical contest sponsored by the N.C.C.L.A. Samuel Oden

is a real student, rather shy but always ready to enjoy

life. Daniel Jarmond is the glamour boy of our class. He

is well liked by all. When it comes to pleasant disposi-

tions Roland Gibbs rates highest, Archie Bell, another

orator from our class was third place winner in the ora-

torical contest sponsored by the North Carolina State Col-

lege of Agriculture and Engineering. Whenever there is

mischief abroad you may be sure that William Brown is near.

This is our Freshman Class. A group of industrious

students who believe that all work and no play never

helped anyone.

Father Howard conducts religion for the Juniors and Senio

Father Peter has geometry

We take dictation

Sophomores and Freshman Girls at Home Ec.

Sophomore boys at biology

Last spring St. Joseph* s presented Lady of .Patiraa by Urban

Nagle, 0*P. It Is the simple dramatization of the striking

events which occured at Patima in 1917* Playing the leading

roles were Queenie Patrick, Our Lady; Mildred Smith, Lucia;

James Green, Antonio; Ruth Bazemore, Gloria; Jacqueline Brown,

Carolina; Fannie Watson, Teresa; and Annie Hardy, Margarida*

BERNARD GREEN TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS — JANUARY 30, 1952

STAGE MANAGER

THE CAST OP "ANGEL CHILD"

MILDRED SMITH-SADIE DANIEL JARMOND-ERIC WILLIAMS

ODELL WILSON-KENNY RUTH BAZEMORE-MRS . CRAMER

MARY MORRIS-PHYLLIS JACQUELINE BROWN-ANGEL CHILD

THE CLASS OF '52 GOES TO A & T COLLEGE AT GREENSBORO

During the year we took

time out for plays and dances.

Pictured here are scenes from

the one-act plays and from the

Hallowe ! en dance.

Our Graduates of 1951

Earl Hicks, the most popular boy, Is now In the Array,

Earl was married shortly after graduation,

Harriet Lane, the jolliest one, is still in New Bern,

She is going to New York in the near future.

Louise Dawson became the bride of Cpl. James Stovall

on March 8, 1952.

Carrie Clark, is still at home in Vanceboro lending us

a helping now and then with our school activities.

Josephine Hawkins, the class tease, is still around

New Bern working at St. Luke f s hospital.

Joseph McCarter is now a student at Holy Cross College

in Worcester, Massachusetts. The latest report from Holy

Cross says that Joseph is doing a good job.

Very Rev. Father Provincial, C. P.

Mother of Mercy Parish

Fr. Michael O'Keefe

Smart Shop

Boyd's Poultry & Seafood

Oettinger Bros., Inc.

Emmie's Flower & Specialty Shoppe

Willis Funeral Home

Lem Hamilton's Seafood

Ernul's Sport Shop

Dr. & Mrs. W. R. Martin

Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Pugh

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Taylor

McCotter Furniture Co.

Mr. & Mrs. George Stallings

Miss Carmelita Savage

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Quinn

Mr. Fred Chapman

PATRONS

St. Joseph's Alumni

St. Gabriel's Parish

Fr. Godfrey Reilley, C. P.

Carpenter's Florist

Ethel Miller's Cafe

The Friendly Market

Five Points Milling Co.

Vincent's Food Center

Eastern Rulane Sales Corp.

Roy's Self-Service

Mr. Richard E. Vaden

Mr. & Mrs. Horace Clark

Mr. Johnnie Clarence

Lightning Sandwich Shop

Service Station

Miss Margaret Cummins

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rees

Sgt. Charles English, U.S.S.A.F.

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Jarmond

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