St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN INITIATION0 On October 4, 1939, a Weiner' roast was held by the Freshmen and Sophomore Classes in the back yard of the school. Immediately following the Weiner roast, the Freshmen were initiated into high shool by the Sophomore Class. Most of the underclassmen proved they can take it. After the underclassmen had been initiated, dancing was en- joyed. Later in the evening cider and doughnuts were served. JIIASQUERADE AND DANCEO On October 30, 1939, the Junior C.Y.O. held their Hallowe'en Party and Dance. The hall was suitably decorated for the occasion. Following the grand march, the costumes were judged by several of the members' mothers. Prizes were awarded to Mar- garet Kiefer and Robert Dauenhauer, our secretary and president this year. Immediately after the unmasking the members held a treasure hunt around the school. The treasure, which was disclosed in the piano in the auditorium, was found by Wilma Willkie, Edward Blubaugh, Joan Everling, and Robert Williams. Later in the evening, dancing was enjoyed. Punch and cook- ies were served to all present. CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS On December 19, 1939, a Christmas program was presented for our regular C.Y.O. meeting by the Sophomores. The girls sang several Christmas carols before and after the play. Four of the Sophomore boys presented a play entitled, A Christ- mas Front. After the program our president, Robert Dauenhauer, pre- sented Father Letko, our director, with a Christmas present from the C.Y.O. Father Huemmer was given his gift from the C.Y.O. by Father Letko. After the presentation of the gifts, dancing was enjoyed by the members. -ROSELLA FAULSTICH '40 -Y- THE JOSEPHIUM PageFortyfi've