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

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ElGHTY-FOUR HAS 90 MUCH MORE l Discussing each other's in- terests and sharing food were among the activities the frosh engaged in on October 23rd. Up- perclassmen, who led the in- dividual groups, emphasized class leadership as this years purpose Sponsored by the National Honor Society the Class of 84 was able to get to know each other Freshmen worked up an appetite from all the activity The freshmen demonstrated a good way to get to know each other by making a chain. John Savaglio shows a new way of skiing!

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1 4 2A 37 at 1. Mark Wadina contributed much with his piano talent. 2, Four old guys get together for a reunion to compare their misfortunes of life. 3. The Dixieland group ended the show with the South Rampart Street Parade l 23

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f ST. JOE'9 STING BUZZEQ IN On November 8 the Sting Auction began with many familiar faces and some new ones, too. The decorations in the lobby and the gym held everyone's attention as the event con- tinued throughout the day. The Sting offered something for everyone from a gourmet dinner to games and of course the silent mini and maxi auctions. The profits of this event went toward the St. Joseph Tuition Fund. l 1. Three familiar faces were Mr. and Mrs. Tiber and Kevin Chiappetta. 2. Dr. Regner and Roger Schmidt take bids on items. 3. A friendly little bee visits St. Joe's to help with some games in the lobby.