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

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Sue and Kim exchange glasses ol lemonade. Bill points out the facts to Brian as Brenda listens. Being curious, Gregg reaches into the big black box. Well, my lemonade is better. Dave and John try to clean up their act, while Mr. Miller watches. Kim makes sure that her lemonade sign is on. The big black box gets ready to swallow its next victim.

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Fine Arts Week In celebration of Fine Arts Week, the acting and performance class presented one-act plays in the auditorium on May 22 and 23. Admission was free, and curtain was at 7:30. On May 22, there were the d A performances of Improptu, The Big Black Box, Adaptationg and on May 23, Box and Cox, Leomonade, Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer. Another job well done by our fellow students! 3 4 4 P

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1. A speaker at the induction and also the president of 2. Seniors Dora Reyna, Tricia Carroll, and Mary Schultz 3. Vice president Maureen Chiappetta gives a speech to 4. Scott seidl and Beth Skipper get ready to lead the rest of N.H.S. Welcomes New Members On May 7th, St. Joe's had its annual N.H.S. Induction. There were 54 new members who joined the society and wore the traditional gowns. Speakers were: Bill Hammond, President, Mau- reen Chiappetta, Vice President, Carol Brownlee, Secretary, and Brenda Jantzen, Treasurer. For a student to get into N.H.S., they have to have at least a 3.5 GP. record 13.0 for newly inducted seniorsj Also, they must be determined to have high character, leadership, and be of service to the community and school. --5, T 5 ..,,i , N .. ...KE H . 2 X 2 i,, 3 x Q 1 . fra N.H.S., Bill Hammond was the first to greet new mem- bers. take a moment out to relax after the ceremony. the newly inducted members. the Juniors and Sophomores up to the stage.