St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

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'LLL 1 Q -we ' R ' - ' .. ' f 7- Akhk: wir: .-,. .fi-nv - 5 X F a I n t O S I C I g a n .:k, K..: 5 ws? . , num is nn Country Roads Travel iust 3.5 miles away from Saint Joseph, down Rocky Gap Road, and you will come to Rocky Gap Park. Here you will find privacy lyou hopel and a moonlit view of Lake Michigan. One block from the main thoroughfare I- , ,Q ., is sure smear, the heart of saint 1.4 fyjgfg - Joseph. To the high school crowd, it ' 51325-'S ,K ' ' ' suggests Friday nights at the Patio, a ' 'N S lfff Q -9 N soda at Gillespie's, formals at the Hat ' 'Q Box, an afternoon's shopping at Rimes', buying a new suit at Blake's or Ger- sonde's, and cruising around town in a newly acquired convertible. y Scenic Beauty .y, Once a main commercial waterway for southwestern Michigan, today the Saint .loseph River serves as a playground for those who enioy the outdoors. For all, it presents beautiful scenic views changing with the seasons, to the fisherman, it offers a string of carp and an occasional bass, to the Country Club golfer, it gives a reminder of a lost ball on No. 8, and to the teenager it recalls leisure hours at Riverview. 5

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Here is Your Community Winter Sport ln the winter season you will find everyone turn- ing to the skating rink for recreation. ln the frosty air skates ring on crisp ice, and skaters move to the rhythms of such tunes as Rock Around the Clock and Moments to Remember. 10' S K x State Street p Saint Joseph 'una Summer Fun For long, lazy summer vacation days, you may choose the tumbling waves and stinging spray of Lake Michigan's Shore. You can lie on the gleaming white sand and toast yourself a golden tan. You can venture out on the lake in a sailboat. Then there are beach picnics and midnight swims to remember.

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Here are Your Hi hlight SEPTEMBER 7. School begins, seniors take over 8. Fun ends, homework begins 15. Mazenblue gets underway, individual pictures taken 16. St. Joe trips Godwin Heights, 20-13 20-21. Iowa tests versus SJHS- Iowa tests win! 23. Bears romp over Chicago Roosevelt, 27-0 25. Senior boys peroxide hair 30. St. Joe meets Grand Haven in scoreless tie OCTOBER 6 Stagestruck Seniors tryout for Down to Earth 7 Bears scalp Dowagiac Chiefs, 14-12, in the Mudbowl 10 Junior Class magazine sale goes over the top 13 Marching band festival at Buchanan 14 18. Holland outscores Bears, 32-14 27-28. MEA, flrst long weekend 28 St. Joe shears South Haven Rams, 33-7 31 Niles Vikings trip St. Joe, 21-7 Police entertain at Sock Hop-served its Halloween purpose NOVEMBER 4. Buchanan bucks Bears, 13-7 9. Upperclassmen inquire into the future-College Night 18-19. Seniors present Down to Earth , Cast and Crew entertained at GiImore's 23. Thanksgiving Assembly-second long week end 29. Bears open cage season on right foot-Grand Haven defeated, 57-55 DECEMBER 1. School goes iuvenileg lollipop craze arrives 3. Bears defeat Kendallville, 70-52 7:60 Show-the band goes South of the Border Bears romp over Buchanan, 54-39 9. 10. Chicago Dunbar downs Bears, 67-62 15. Seniors are measured for caps and gowns 16. St. Joe triumphs over Niles, 67-51 21. Santa Claus Buursma arrives with his ack P Winter Wonderland Dance at Elks Club 27. Bears down Holland, 74-53