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

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Freshman Pucmc A Tume To Gel Acquaunled The freshmen got to meet thelr fellow classmates and some sensors after their flrst day of school at the annual freshman plcnlc The fun began with a quick lunch and was followed by some relay races an obstacle course the and the popular water fights The sunny weather the con fines of Lincoln Park and the help of the Bug Buddles who sponsored the event filled August 28 with great fun and many memorles buildllng of human pyramids,

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0n Jan. 30 Freshmen Were The Main Event l With a new name, new format, and a second chance, the Freshman Main Event became a big success. The fun-filled evening began at 6:30 when the freshmen split up into groups and prepared and acted out skits pertaining to the theme of school spirit for their classmates. Following the skits, St. Joe's own band Blitz provided the entertainment as the freshmen danced the night away. There were snacks and a rattle provided by NHS, sponsor of the activ- ity, and fun galore, making January 30 a mem- orable night for all the freshmen. 1 A T 4 2 4 3 P 4V T- 1. Jayne, Kenny, and Amy show their cheerleading ability during their skit. 2. Jayne, Pam, Sandy and Mario take a breather from the dance floor. 3. Robby and Paul have just returned from their Hawaiian honey- moon as Sheila tells their story to the audience. 4. Chris is excited and can hardly wait for his wedding ceremony to begin. 51

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5 4 6 P A group of eager freshmen watch their classmates participate in the games. The pile of shoes was attacked by a herd of freshmen trying to locate their footwear. Getting dressed in old clothes, as displayed by Paul Seidl, was the fun part of the obstacle course Diane Brown, after dressing in old clothes, tries to overcome the next obstacle. While waiting for the games to begin, the freshmen exhibit spirit and togetherness. Twins Kelly and Stacy lead the pack for the finish line in the three-legged race.