St Joseph High School - Challenge Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Udlllll! l I lttlg Su fm I d Graduation Highlights Week, Seniors Feted at Dinner-Dance xmg Irs lst mu D1 thu sunm L IS x pu plrc lll om llst ITLLUL, but lnppx und 'Xiu 7' 79 Hlgglmllghtlng thu xxcdx xxlll bn the QTldLl1UOI1 ure momu, 1 dmmr dung scmor trlp, md honors umxoutmon Su thy suuors nm lcllx md pick up 1 fux IHLIIIUIILS hug md than no 1 IS puttmf dmngr dmcu Lntltlul Uunorx L run mu lhls xxl wld on 1 x 7 th m urn of thc sg mul Ihg suums urn prcpwrmq for thus ln xxorlmmg, up 1 good lppetlu fm turlxu md un 1 N Ins bum mdg fm thf. sunur trip lhn hnli mu xx IS aku! from L gl0l1lLI ll'l0l'l of ldcas lf nothing unforsun h lppms the seniors xull go tu Nhlxxaukcc for the XICXXIDQ LH ur -X 1 lltcrnxtp Lh0lLL, thu x oted to 1ttend a stlgc pln lll C hluqo 'lhg lntual gradumon Lgruno mes xxlll by lmld on Sundu Nlax 79 Spulxu for thc aftcrnmm xxlll by thu Host Rugrcnd Romm -Xt k L skl muxxlurx bishop lll me Xhlxx llllxLL -XrLl1d1nu.sL Ihu sm mrs xxlll hlc into thu dlldll'0I'llllll appruxlnmtulx 3 I Bus 10 m 'Xtlxlclskl xx 111 thul lddress thc stu dents lhc. dlplumls xxlll by Quan .Iumors Attum Highest Percentage On Thlrd Quarter Honor Roll Iopplng thu arthur Llxsscs xx 1th -H4 percent of thclr student budx M rh IUIHOIS noscd out thc frcshmux, who hld 1 -H 4 puccnt Suuors plaud 39 I Lcnt on rlc honor lull xx s plmnmru Ind 1 untwp Scmms 'lfflll'lll1g' hlst honors xxcrc N mu Rumo, C hlrlu Hull md em C .mtv ell f Ll1IlfXlIlf: yumms xx 1th 1 93 m mhmc fngragc vera llrrx flax dos, Tum laxxlcl, Cmrtrudc Ucom judx 'mn H Lkbarth, jeanne Ixamx LITICLICI., ludxth Schuf Smdrx lxcl su, iusm Paterson, Nlnx Conrad, I ms l IL, ucsx Iqlulll , unxl I1 xukl 1 X ux Xnnc VN ldc R mug hrxt honors nn thy suphu more class xx crc hu lldmc -Xlrcrl lalmlx Holx Nmholxs Xhdmlgr Ialms X ldms, Blrlnrz lxluln alms 1 1 un 1 H mscn mac lluiuulx, Bonltx Hmscn, lldlfh Snnth ohn Byork Sandm Ilklftfll nd C loin Thonns ln thc frcshmm Qlfass, hrsr hon ors xxcnt to Cluxrgc B'lllI1SlxX Linn lredgrlgkscn, Imda Und des fxmothx Bctchcl, Carol ins tlldl ohn Nlxkulskx, 'Xlarua Adqmson, ohanm Gallo, 'Nhrx Cox, Staphen Dclam, and om Plcrrmgcll o md humans md SLIIUIITSIIHS xull lm prugnrnd fulloxxud In tha. ruusmnal ll rs.L11t1on tlx m wonderful thmgs gnxcn tu them thc scmors ara QIXIHQ in Llutrunln umpx maker to thc school Ihc ma dum nnku in LVILI urpx nf uc rx thing from letters to hlugprmts md plmtogrxplms nn mx color dn slrnd Art Students Exhlblt Work Ss llll 1 IX an s mul fmu K sruaunts hum L rt Llnsu 1 thy Art C rltt Llassu xxxll PIITILI pltn lll this aunt 1t1t1xL plan IS to hug L srudnnr Lkhlhll' run cn thru plugs 0 uurlw Il1LrL xxlll lm no PTIILN Lompn rum bu use. t IS 1 r unix mms m man rnghr In txpw of ut xxmk xxl 011 und Plllil sullprurc ml xxx tu color tunpprl graphm urs mms Lhlrunl sgulmtuu la utlnr madn mn sa pl mn punnts tllumds md lltlijhllliflllg sglmols Ml students ure lI1X1H.d ru neu thu xxork of thur fdloxx students Thanks from the Challenge The edltor of the Chal lenge would like to thank all those who helped m any may m putting out thli vear s paper Both faculty and stu dents have been wonderfully cooperative On behalf of the entire staff, she expresses her appreciation to the Brothers of the Franciscan Wlarvtoun Press whose patience and help have been mvaluable enwrs Honored at Awards Assembl tudent Acluevements Recognized mxxnnmf tlu urd vnu 1 ILIIILXLIIICIIIS of tlns XCII xxlll bn III m 1rds lssunhlx. 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John Lundberg Not to be kept 1ndoors by the xxeather anx1ous baseball lettermen Fddle Kertz Gene Gelsone Ron bpltzer and Tony Cravotta venture outdoors for a llttle spr1ng1 '1 monkey busmess atmen Place Thlrd ln State Tourney S Hb xxnestllng tellll t1111k th1rd plaee ln the W1seons1n C1thol1e XX restlmeg Tour111111ent AIIFLIW 19 llllSSlIlQ' seeond pl 1ee bx 11nlx tl1ree PCDIIIIS C athol1e XILIIIOFIAI eapturcd hrst for tl1e seeoncl stralght xe1r and Ilon Iloseo l1lllSl1CLl second Both of tl1ese fLllllS xxere defe1ted l1x St osepl1 Clllflllll' tl1e regular se1 s11n Il1e I 111eers se11red tl1e most plns U ot tl1e sexen entrants Ianeer xxrestlers plaelng SCCUIICI 1n thelr xxe111ht el1sses xxere Bob Ix1rabetsos Ixen Vlede1l1cs 1n1l P1111 lohlen Xlembers t1k1nQ Illlfel xxere Ralph D1C hr1st11pl1er Bob Nlltehell NLII Pletrangelll, 11hn SILIIWLI, 1nd C,lete XTIIICINS Theres S0lllCflllI1Q xxe ean l1e 1r1111d f Ctlllllllellfee C ole 1 Ron Spltzer Named Most Valuable Player S HS e1feter11 xx IS tl1e see11e W ednesdax 'llareh 73 IS tl1e Lp toxxn Busxnessmens Assoelatlon honored tl1e plax ers of tl11s xears blsketball 1111l xx l'LSl'lll1Q' fCllllS lnhe lllalll spe1l1e1 xx IS l1t1er 11l1n Holbrook Llldlfllldll of the Board of -Xthletles It Xlarquette L111xers1tx After 1l1n11er tl1e llfllltllllf 11111x ed t11 tl1e '111d1t11r1u111 xx l1ere Ron Sp1t Jer reeened the 'Nlost Xaluable basketball pl1x er tr11pl1x l etters were presented t11 21 l11sketball and xxrestlmg atheletes bophomores and Freshmen also re ee1x ed 111onogra111s Named as next xears eapt1111s for the basketball and xtrestllng teams xxere Pat MeAleer 'md Paul lohlcn respeenxelx l1111k Xllfflbt. Ih1s hne team 18 CICJIIIIHAILCI bx u111lerelass111en The 1111lx se111ors 1re XX cde1kes D1 Cl1r1st11pl1er lxlmbetsos and Rleh I mg Xet tl1ex e11111peteel xx 1th 1nd bent all l1ut txx 11 of VS 1seons1n s t11p mted teams Lancer Baseball Squad SIFIVBS To Break llnx 1 lll me e t1e lltllllt 11x TIILC ll 1 llll e te1e11ee plxx 1 x 1et11r 1'11Xle111s tl1e st1te to11r111111e11t t Ll l L tee C l R11l1Q111 lf 1 reeent ilfglnlllflllllll Lflllff lL 1 111 t1e l11se ll te l'11et1ee lllS llLell 1lel1x e1l l1x t1e llllllltl 1111 s11ox1f1ll IlllS x e1r 1llCl 1111 QIIIILS l11xe been sel1ed11le1l IS xet -Xltl11111egl1 tl1e te llll l1 IS suffered tl1e l11ss 11f1111nx ot l1st xe1rs st1rters t1e te1111 st1111ls 1 good eh 111ee t keep 1ts eonferenec t1tle Xt tl1e 11111111e11t most pos1t1o11s l1e xx ell 11111111111 xx1tl1 1et1 mg e er111e11 onx r1xo t 1111 e lIAllll h1s 111 Sp1t1er lf seeond 111d C1e11e C el sone at th1rd Shortstop 111d the outheld xxlll l1e hlled l1x s11111e f last xears s11l1st1t11tes lhe 111lx 1pp'1rent x1e1l1 sp11t 1111 tl1e fellll IS the p1tel11ng st1tf Xklfll ldd1e lxertl the 11nlx I'LIllI'IllIlLf lLl'fCI'llllIl 64 Track Team Members Prepare for Full Schedule Hurdlers hugh llllllplfb p11le x 1111 ters IJFONI 111111pers sl111t putters 1l1se11s throxxers these 1re11nlx 1 texx 11f the p11s1t111ns tl11t xx 1ll 1111ke up the Ianeers hrst tr1ek te'1111 xx hen thex take to I akefront stadl 11111 th1s sprlng to battle s11rro1111d mg h1eh seho11ls S1xtx fo11r 111e111bers of the tef1111 11111ler Coaehes Bob C1rb11ne 'md lJ1ek 11l1nson xx1ll partlclpate Ill l111th traek and held cxents Ileld exents e1111s1st of pole xault lllgll 111111, broad pump sl111t put 1n1 1l1seus Ir1ek ex ents 11e tl1e 100 lllll 270 xa1el dash tl1e -140 x11d CClLl'll'fCl ej 8 1 1r Cl11lf1111leJ r11s tl1e llllle run l1lL1'l1 llllI'CllLS 1111l t1e 180 x 1rd loxx l111rdles IIILSQ llllllXlellIllS e11111pete t11 IL xe 1 nts f11r tl1e11 fLllllS eordlng to pl 1ee111e11t lll the ex e11t 'lhe 880 xard rel1x 1111l tl1e 1111e 1111le medlex IFC tl1e 1111lx exents 1n xx l11el1 1 team of four lllCl1 run e1el1 taklng up 1 pos1t111n 1111 tl1e traek TRACK SCHEDULE Aprll 3 Apnl 27 Waukesha Memorlal Apr1l 30 St Catherme May 4 May 7 May 28 May 22 Marquette 1mdoor1 balem Central Dommlcan Waukesha Memor1al State Meet 1Marquette1 s ts 11 ent 1 t e 1 11111 1' 1 s 11 s I 111 ee 1 XQIIII e11et11111s 11e l llle e 11pet1t1o11s Lancer Cagers nd Wlth Wm t 10 se 1s1111 Xklfll l1x ll 1 1 1ee11r lll the 1eg111111 l'1llllllllllLllI' 11 ll 1 x11le1l the lll'1f opp11s1t1o11 llltl tl1e l 1neers defe1ted them 39 Nll P t 'lleekleer Ltlllfflllllfell '0 p11111ts to gr1l1 St joseph Sllllllllj l11111111s 1111l Cx xellx t po111ts for tl1e llllltoppers l11 tl1e Sellll hnql g1111e St C 1tl1e r111es of I1lLlIlC, the defe111l111e, st1te Lllllllpllllls CIUIIIIJLCI tl1e l 111 eers 89 sl Completelx 11xerp11xxe1111ef t osepl1 s, the Xnefels xx ere sueeess ful 1111 13 per ee11t of tl1e1r SIOIS enter Tom Cr1111er xx 1s 1 r seorer for St C 1tl1er111es xxlfll I6 111111ts Xxlllle Xle XILLI xx IS 1 71 t e l111eer xx1tl 1' l11s x beatmg St B11n1xe11t11re 60 11 Ill the e1111sol.1t11111 Q1111e the I 1neers seeured I'llll'Cl pl1ee lll tl1e to111111111e11t St oseph s 1l111111n 1ted tl1e g1111e flllflllljlllllll' 1111l 1t xx1s onlx 111 tl1e l1ter lIll1lllfCS tl11t tl1e Bonmes e111gl1t fire llob lleller xx1sl11gl1 111111 fo1 tl1e l 111ecrs xuth I6 p11111ts 111d Nle Meer folloxx e1l xx1tl1 I1 Bob C11e11 1 se11red 7 p11111ts f111 tl1e ll 111es Bob Bode and Bob Fanmng Pletured IS a l1ttle of the practlce and preparatron bemg made by the track team Allan Lppers can do llttle but hope as he stretches over the hurdle, as Coach Johnson gnves a few pomters to Ray Pr1nc1pe and Steve Glowacki I ' Ak l 41.1 N 3.1 I f ' 1 A V , ' o e ,gmgl ' 4 we: . 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ur pirit Speaks I am a spirit, the spirit of St. Joseph High School, vague and hazy to you. Yet, I have much to say. For three years you have been with me. I have experienced with you the usual but unique ioys and sorrows of adolescence. I was here as you grew from yesterday's giggling ninth grader to the young adult of today. Each past day has molded you into what you are and what you will be. You have met with defeat and loss in these years. Life itself has revealed her powers to you. Failure and discour- agement are now familiar to you. Al- though by no means hardened and calloused to the world you are ready to challenge her to stand by your convic tions against her logical arguments For three years you have lashed out at the stiff discipline and schooling you received Many times you felt that you were being treated uniustly How much you ve grown in knowledge and self dis cipline though You must come to realize that the world is not a playpen where stomping your feet accomplishes great aims Yes I am the spirit of St Josephs Out of the past I came to step with you into the future I will be with you for all the tomorrows in which you attend col leges and universities with you as your mind is challenged beyoud what it was here I will be with you as you raise fam :lies bonded by love or separated by hate in huge factories mall stores in convents monasteries wherever you take me I will be I will be with you in all of your greatness in your mediocrity too Your future and mine too lie here in your hands Judy Conrad I iixiiie-R 5 'I -A' -xt WDP OAfCtL,ID , Oi Ji 'I O. ,Q gxv O' I7 Does Lazy Fun or Dally Dut Beekon You Thls Summer Crowd at the beach lies soaking up the sun feeling the cool spray of an oc casional wave and a portable radio blares ballad and beat Meanwhile back at the office har ried typists and clerks work frantically under the monotonous drone of an in efficient fan These are two sides of the summer picture Which one do you or will you fit into? Many students face the prospect of a long empty summer They shrug off any suggestion of a 'ob simply because th y have no immediate need for any extra cash But the value of a summer 'ob is not merely monetary As a mem ber of the working force a student gains experience in dealing with others working under pressure in accepting re sponsibility and in managing his earn ings For the high school boy or girl who More to Partlelpatlon Than Meets the Eye Things need doing for the group and somehow they get done The group achieves One member did nothing but things got done One member did a great deal and things got done Part: cipatnon gets things done in a group But one member is not a group What does real participation mean for h m9 It is not that state of monkey bust ness where many of the students give half of their efforts a little of the time and a few of the students give all of th ir efforts all of the time Real part cipation has four qualities that mark it off from its counterfeit It is generous it gives from a sincere desire t give lt is constant it is not e today and gone tomorrow lt is f e no return is expected Finally it is con sistent those who rely on it know it is a steady enthusiasm Participation is never measured by the noise made the dust stirred the prizes won Participation lies in the free dcm generosity constancy and consis tency of each small sound each small grain of dust each member of the group moving as one with the whole body Robert Heller 2 is not needed at home the parttime summer 'ob is ideal He can hold a 'ob has time for minor household duties and can still enloy at least a minimum of summer fun And theres no telling to what good use he can put his earnings But lets move from the summer to the school year Here perhaps lies the greatest problem concerning student em ployment Buoyed by the feeling of in dependence gained during a summer of working the student continues to hold a rob regardless of his need sometimes at the exp nse of health grades and other school activities He must come to the realization that first things come first and that his work as a student is more important now than anything else he might venture to undertake Where will you be this summer at the beach or in the office? Rita Petretti The Challenge Publlshed by the students of St Joseph Hlgh School Vo 2 No 8 Mav 1960 EDITOR Rita Petr ettl ASSOCIATE EDITORS Judy Conrad Lucllle MOf6tt1 IVI1cl1aelene Se1anas Mary W1entJes Kathy Rlley Mary Kae Hawkins DBHDIS Rutkowskl Edxtorxal Jo pmxons Plctures Features Sports EXCHANGE EDITORS Carolyn Warner Calol Smith PHOTOGRAPHER John Lundberg ARTISTS Jean Cantwell Barbara S1e ex REPORTERS Dick Eng trom Sonya Zalu bowskl J1m ONe1l1 Andrea Mantmeo Carol Crossm Mar llyn Cipolla Mary Lynn Kulesh TYPISTS Joan G1ovanel11 Mary Wxentjes 0 I I - . - 1, . H ' O . . I - . . I - , , I . - ' - . I . I I ' . I ' ' I 1 T ' ' - 1 ' ' I 1 . . , . I , . . - I ' ' ' 1 1 . . . . . . Q V I I . . . - D . . l , , . o . ' 1 . . C . . . - , , I I I ' I I I , . , in , I I I . . . . . . . . V ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' - I I O l. , . . . I ' . ' , - - - ' News ...,.......,.,..,.,. Laurin LeTart . . . . . . . nh I I .......,,........ . . . , O . : SF . . . . . I U . - .,........ , - h . . Ye : . 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