St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Whether it be a game of cards, pool or pingpong, or a snack at the soda fountain, or just relaxation, the student finds all in Raleigh Hall, the most frequented spot on the campus. There, too, are held the bi-monthly dances which have become so popular at St. Joseph ' s. Sponsored by the Social Committee of the Student Council, with Mr. George La Mountain as adviser, the dances are small affairs, to be sure, but nonetheless enjoyable, with young ladies from Mundelein, Barat, and St. Xavier Colleges in Chicago, and College of St. Francis in Joliet, as guests.

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uciniz The varied activities on St. Joseph ' s campus, such as dances, dramatics, musical entertainments, clubs and assemblies are regarded as important means of training for sociable living. Each student organization has fac¬ ulty approval and each has its faculty adviser.

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Chief among the highlights of the social season at St. Joseph ' s was the Spring Prom, sponsored by the Junior Class. Held May 20th in a completely transformed field house, more than 200 couples, including students and alumni, danced to the melodies of Gay Claridge and his orchestra. At midnight bugles announced the start of the Grand March, led by the Queen of the Prom, Miss Anna Mae Kelleher, of Chicago, and her escort, Mr. Robert Horky, a senior.