St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1980 volume:

K YEARBOOK EDITORS Row 1: Chris VanGroll, Mary Pierre, Row 2: Molly Lee, Annette Ball, Lynn Brunner, Row 3: Nancy Beno, Colleen Mackey, Jodi Beno. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFFS Row 1: Editors Mary Jo McMonagle (Advertising) and Holly Adriansen (Subscriptions). Row 2: Teresa Farah, Sara Schultz, Jane Cisler, Jacqui Kraft. Row 3: Kay Piszor, Mary Garland, Barb King, Carrie Baudhuin, Rosemary Unker, Tracey Smits. Row 4: Erin Janssen, Amie Van Buren, Julie DeBauche, Marcia Mortell, Laura Schroeder, Jane Fry. Yearbook Staff Kneeling: Chris Van Groll, Co-Editor and Mary Pierre, Editor. Row 1: Lynn Brunner, Cathy Gutowski, Shirley Welter, Joy Armstrong, Annette Ball, Molly Lee, Lynn Gokey, Cheryl Farah, Mariane Lee, Patty Vanden Heuvel, Mary Ryan. Row 2: Patty VanSistine, Lucy Cayemberg, Connie Gutowski, Mary Jo Kazmierczak, Kay Piszor, Tracey Lindsley, Jodi Beno, Diane Metzler, Colleen Driscoll, Paula Fritsche, Mary Hinkfuss. Row 3: Amy Corcoran, Jane Fry, Ann McKenna, Sue Hoffman, Cary Schlueter, Catherine Adamski, Paula Bukowski, Teresa Hessel, Tina Schaefer, Kelly Destree, Patty Phillips. Row 4: Colleen Maloney, Linda White, JoAnn DeGroot, Andrea Moes, Lisa Bell, Laurie Collins, Karen Michels, Cammy Draheim, Lisa VanVeen, Barb Kiefer, Honor Guthrie, Jackie LaLuzerne, Stacy Rentmeester. NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1: Anne Strenski, Anne Gallagher, Amy Geyer, Mary Kiefer, Tami Tilkens, Editor Ellen Galvin. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Jerry Schmitz, Kara McCarthy, Alison Yates, Lynn Wyand, Jamey Stanley, Chris Mancheski. Row 3: Lori Mayer, Ann Gossen, Carrie McCarthy, Lynn Gomerac, Kassy Bratkowski, Not pictured: Sue Beauchaine. Publications 3 We dedicate this yearbook to Sister Miriam Cassens, C.S.J. who entered into life March 22, 1980. We will never forget the years of service and friendship she gave to all of us here at S.J.A. Friend, we will remember you ... Success is a journey-not an end, Never a destination. Success is a good day ' s work well done, Success is preparation, A fearless facing up to life With purpose all the way. Success is not a distant thing, Success is everyday. The goal-the far horizon- Is but the guiding light That points the way our lives must go If we would reach the height; But never does success await That last triumphant climb- Success is step on upward step- Our journey into time. Longer than there are stars up in the heavens ... we will remember you. CHRIS ANN MANCHESKI entered into eternal life on May 28, 1980. As long as we know that you are happy where you are, Chris, then we will be happy. 4 Dedication Yearbook Staff Dedication Student Life Faculty Clubs . Freshmen Sophomoes Juniors Underclassmen Life Activities Sports Seniors Final Activities . . Editors . Ads 1 1 1 . 2 . 4 . 6 . 9 17 35 41 47 56 57 71 85 10 12 14 THE OLD SCHOOLHOUSE OF SJA Say “Ah”! Next we’ll try the hammer lock! Is this why they call it a Mess Hall? In Spain they say “Si, Si”! I just can ' t take another day! Hawaii, here we come! Show me again how he smiled at you! ‘What are they thinking of? 11 6 Student Life The books are just for looks! Oops! I guess $25. is not right! Student abuse ' . , Heads up! Need we say more? The Three Mouseketteers Good to the last bite! We did it before and we can do it again! Student Life 7 Summer, Yee Hah! What a great time. Here’s a round-up of sum¬ mer World to the Western 8 Summer Opening the old Schoolhouse doors, we meet Principal Sister Helen Zambrowicz and her side kick, Sr. Janet Kuciejczyk, Associate Principal. Mrs. Leanne Snell, Guidance, does her best to help Juniors, and Seniors choose their professions — rodeo rider maybe? Sister Mary Peter Foley and Sister Jane Salmon do their best to keep the office from being overrun in the stampede! Sister Kathryn Kitslaar guides those fresh¬ men and sophomore cowgirls just in from the prairie! Keeping the Accounts for the old school- house and the Wild West Show isn’t easy, but Sr. Rose Daniel Harrington manages very well. The head Librarian at the old Sc hoolhouse is Sr. Siena Ma¬ rie Miget and her helpers are Sr. Agnes McKeough and Sr. Alphonsine Lafreniere. Sr. Sylvia LaTen- dresse is serving her first year at SJA as RRC moderator. Sr. Catherine Beauron patiently supervises the ERC. Sister is also moderator of the Mission Club. 10 Faculty Mrs. Rathburn teaching one of the 3 R’s. Art teacher, Mrs. Brandtner painting the wagon. Mrs. Erdmann (only computer grade ex¬ pert in the West), Mrs. Burtt (who rounds up the SJA Alumnae), Mrs. Rentmeester (Yearbook Advisor), and Mrs. Pranica get ready for another round-up of study hall kids! Mrs. Pogorelc cooking up vittles and spinning up wool. The Old Schoolhouse pre¬ sents our Phy. Ed. teach¬ ers, Miss Bouche (COACH to the Varsity Basketball players), and Miss Einer- son, also of the Biology and wildlife department. Miss Einerson is also our Athletic Director. Mrs. Schmidt our only Music teacher and producer of the Wild West Show. Faculty 11 a Tt BnBnMVnHl From the Religion Department, Fr. Gilsdorf (who is also part of our English Department). Mrs. Mary Heintzkill, Ms. Trudi Goggin and Mr. Lee Vanden Heuvel. We are also happy to welcome Father Steve Halbach, a new member of our Religion staff who is not pictured. Beginning our English De partment is Sr. Agnes Ber nard Mulvaney. I yfl Mb. Just off the ranch we have Mr. Jerry Schmitz, and in from the sea, Mrs. Madeline Jewell. Mrs. Marianne Potter is busy at work, while Mrs. Helen Reince and Ms. Jeanette Mill¬ er are busy at play. (Though she is pic¬ tured with the English Dept., Ms. Miller is part of our Social Studies Department.) 12 Faculty The Old Schoolhouse Math masters, Mr. Bob Vande Sande no explanation for this picture!). Ms. Connie Meek (Cross Country leader), Mrs. Lorraine Persing (pictured here trying to introduce some new-fangled game!), And Wilderness Direc¬ tor Jane Watermolen, recently back from the real frontier!. Chemist Marty Campbell (a “Medicine Man”?) Biologist and Pony Express Frontier Scientist Sue Nelson runner, Ms. Judy Krueger. Mrs. Heller (left) and Ms. Neugent of Business fame! Economist Sr. Marion Joseph Gerl. Faculty 13 Miss Guliani, our Social Studies rustler. Mrs. Pahl helps out a friend with History on the lone Prairie. The newest of the Ranchers in the Language Department, Ms. Habel. ■■ E ataillon i Sister Ella knows a lot of history about our town. Ms. Kuehl is the rootin ' tootin’ cowgal ofthe Social Studies Dept. Los banditos (Miss LaLu- zerne and Mrs. Robokoff) of the Language Dept. Sister Rita and her Latin Class, alias the “invisible outlaws”, really go places. Her picture was not available for use in this Year’s Book. Our French-imported schoolmarm, Mrs. Caven. 14 Faculty HIDDEN TRAILS OF THE FACULTY Ms. Bouche on the lookout for approaching Indi¬ ans. Ms. Meek taking a break on the sunny terrain. Y’all ready for the barn dance, Mrs. Burtt? Mrs. Potter deckin’ the tree in her ranch house. Sr. Janet celebrating her birthday at the old homestead. Trudi and her kin. Faculty 15 Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf (alias, Mrs. and Mr. Caven) Mrs. Erdmann hitting the trails Rentmeesters, the typical pioneer family. Sr. Helen, the schoolmarm, hands out di¬ plomas. Miss Krueger at her sister’s shindig. Mrs. Brandtner waiting for the Lone Ranger Dale Herfort’s picture was not available for this year’s yearbook but he is greatly appreciated here at SJA. He is our Maintenance engineer. 16 Faculty 02COO H2MOC3HW ROW 1: Advisor Jane Watermolen, JoAnn DeGroot, Mary Hinkfuss, Secretary Danielle Burbey, Treasurer Tina Charles, Vice President Jeanne Schneider, President Polly Temp, Sarah Arens, Colleen Berg, Julie Anderson, Nancy Donovan, ROW 2: Advisor Sr. Janet, Theresa Hessel, Mollie Hennick, Patricia Hartstern, Julie Pfeiffer, Jodi Beno, Jackie Hucek, Sue Benkowski, Beth Schneider, Renee Crevoure, Mary Maguire, Jean Neerdails, Katie Kelly, Advisor Barbara Brandtner. ROW 3:: Kathy Mackey, Tina Schafer, Sandra Beaudry, Carolyn, Peggy Beno, Carrie Baudhutn, Cathy Cuene, Anne Gruesen, Pam Beaudry, Paula Bukowski, Jenny Nelson, Mary Corbeiil, Barb Mayer, Caylah Dargan, Jacqui Kraft, ROW 4: Mary Kenny, Paula Hein, Kathy Trainor, Colleen Mackey, Amy Konop, Mary Moroney, Genny Oliver, Mary Reis, Carrie Robertson, Julie Albers, Anne McKenna, Tracey LuMaye, Alicia Dargan, V.P. Jeanne Schneider poses with her bulletin board. Pres. Polly Temp and Sec’y Danielle Burbey present the Spirit Award. Treasurer Tina Charles gives a few words of wisdom. 18 Student Council WCPO K H g Our illustrious Co-President Row 1: Mary Wiegand, Molly Schultz, Shirley Welter, Cathy Adamski, Lynn Gokey, Cathy GutowskL Row 2: Julie Pfeiffer, Jessie Hershman, Angie Berg, Lisa Van Veen, Renee Heigl, Joy Armstrong, Halien Blackbird. Row 3: Lisa Bell, Pat Hartstern, Jacqui Kraft, Anne 2x2 = 4 McKenna, Nora Short, Sue Neklewitz, Julie Maus. Row 4: Sheila Boucher, Laurie Collins, Paula Bukowski, Rita Jonet, Amy Hietpas, Advisor, Mrs. Persing. Row 1: Officers Meg Flanigan, Kathy Ashford, Pat Hartstern. Row 2: Mary Parins, Joyce DeGroot, Tracey Lindsley, Karleen Buntin, Beth Jamison, Andrea Kostka, Mary Petasek, Dawn LaLuzerne. Row 3: Wendy Wouters, Jan VanHout, Jennifer Gille, Lisa Konop, Amie VanBuren, Stacy Rentmeester, Mary Jo Parilek, Advisor Mrs. Snell. Clubs 19 WGfO TO M id o F X M ROW 1: Secretary Mary Brogan, President Patty Van den Heuvel, Vice-President Mary Jo McMonagle, Treasurer Pam Mahoney. ROW 2: Moderator Dana Kuehl, Annette Ball, Chris Mancheski, Paula Bukowski, Jeanne Adair, Debbie Stary, Anne Larson, Allison Yates, Marcia Troup, Rosemary Linker, Sue Schierl, Tina Kosnar, Kristy Nelson, Mary Garland, Kathy Tarentino, Moderator Marianne Potter. ROW 3: Mary Mathys, Jean Macco, Betsy Scherer, Tina Schaefer, Jill Wakeman, Jean Gragoire, Amy Hotz, Laura Witbro, Anne Kiley, Mary Ryan, Laura Thomas, Cathy Cuene, Lori Van Pay, Amy Stoehr, Wendy Brisbane. ROW 4: Sherry Turriff, Debbie Johnson, Barb Menefle, Amie Van Buren, Anne Wanamaker, Pam Beaudry, Ann Benkowski, Moilie Hennick, Susie Troup, Anne-Marie Gruesen, Rosie Goeben, Kathy Schierl, Clare Lorberbtatt, Clare Hillen. ROW 5: Polly Temp, Lori Olson, Amy Neville, Carrie McCarthy, Julie Lynn, Teresa Falk, Janet Macco, Sheila Grace, Genny Oliver, Libby White, Cheryl Opichka, Chris Butz, Karen Taylor, Julie Albers, Holli VandeVen, Jody Marold, Barb Gilling. 20 Clubs S H -• O £ J KOEOK CQOUHWtn ROW 1: Treasurer, Lynn Gokey; Secretary, Teresa Arens; Vice-President, Clare Hillen; President, Diane Metzler. ROW 2: Tammy Francken; Brenda Corbeille; Debbie Stary; Maureen Keegan; Mary Hinkfuss; Jane Cisler; Marcia Troup; Rosemary Unker; Jeanne Schneider, Pam Mahoney, Patty VandenHeuvel. ROW 3: Moderator, Mrs. Campbell, Tina Charles, Laura Nelson, Angie Berg, Shirley Welter, Kathy Trainor, Paula Fritsche, Sharon Diny, Lisa Nelson, Chris Butz, Shelia Grace, Beth Kiefer. ROW 4; Chris Mancheski, Kerry Minahan, Joann De Groot, Mary Eggen, Mary Shawn La Violette, Mary Jo Me Monagle, Kathy Mackey, Julie Froelich, Paula Bukowski, Kate Kenny, Ann Gallagher, Julie De Bauche, Dori Vanden Bergh. ROW 5; Holly Adriansen, Chris Van Groll, Amy Neville, Montse Le Mense, Janet Diny, Debra Pirlot, Lisa Van Veen, Amy Geyer, Mary Kiefer, Carolina Vanden Meerendonk, Polly Temp, Mary Reis, Mary Moroney. National Honor Society Induction Banquet. ROW 1: Treasurer Bonnie Cayemberg, Secretary Wendy Patrickus, President Kate Hogan. ROW 2; Miss Dorothy Guilianni (moderator), Ingrid Everson, Paula Merriman, Lisa Nelson, Cookie Crim. ROW 3; Jamie Reince, Sandy Brunette, Isle Schaupp, Anne Gallagher, Chris Butz, Shawn Alderton. ROW 4: Michelle Reidi, Mary Zegers, Lynn Burke, Katy Lytie, Lori Marchant, Ellen Galvin, Jane DePrey. L E T T E R W I N N E R S Clubs 21 FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Secretary Patricia Hartstern, Treasurer Mary Maroney, Vice President Lisa VanVeen, President Kate Hogan, Vice President Diane Metzler ROW 2: Laurie Cooney, Miss Sally LaLuzerne (Moderator), Wendy Patrickus, Jean Gregorie, Anne Larson, Meg Flanigan, Tammy Francken, Janet Ricon, Mrs. Debbie Caven (Moderator), Tina Kosnar. ROW 3: Mary Micksch, Laura Thomas, Jill Wakeman, Amie Van Buren. Pam Beaudry, Rita Jonet, Amy Hietpas, Chris VandenBusch, Shawn Alderton, Betsy Scherer, Sue Hoffman, Maria Dais, Laura Nelson. ROW 4: Cheryl Bienapfl, Connie Gayer, Andrea Diny, Kathy Losinski, Carrie McCarthy, Sue Larscheid, Anne Gallagher, Sheila Grace, Paula Fritsche, Cary Schlueter, Anne Mertens, Jeanne Nelson, Jenny Nelson. R OW 5: Dawn LaLuzerne, Jessi Hershman, Montsie LeMense, Carrie Robertson, Peggy Beno, Kathy Trainor, Genny Oliver, Cheryl Opichka, Nancy Nier, Julie Albers, Rosie Goeben, Patti Massey, Kris Larson. The Annual French Club Dinner. 22 Clubs PRIMERO Y SEGUNDO ANOS, ROW 1: Jamie Reince, Lori DeMeuse, Julie Lewis, Use Schaupp, Sandy Grunette, Denise Geyer, Sue Burns, Eiaiza Calaguan, Angie Domrath, Julie Mueller. ROW 2: Karen Havel (Moderator), Terrie Teske, Cyrena Jones, Sue Brault, Paula Dax, Julie Ger- eau, Mary Maguire, Patty Murphy. ROW 3: Cathy Selissen, Jessie Burkel, Julie Blay, Kari Crowley, Cathy Nelson, Erin Janssen, Mary Kenny, Tricia Motiff..Jane Kehoe, Lisa Vanden Branden, Janice Schmidt, Meghan Mackey. ROW 4: Sarah Turek, Renee Crevcoure, Karren Clus- man, Mary King, Connie Gutowski, Patti Massey, Cheryl Williams, Rose Strojny, Sue Lefebvre, Kelly Destree, Libby White, Chris Butz. Eli CIRCULO ESPANOL TERCER Y CUATRO ANOS, ROW 1: El¬ len Mohr, Stacy Broderick, Tracey Smits, Colleen Mackey, Lisa Gooding, Karen Snyder, Dathie Scheirl, Kerry Minagan. ROW 2: Mrs. Charisine Rebokeff (Moder¬ ator), Anne Brunette, Sharon Diny, Mary Kupsch, Bridget Coe, Chris Cumber. ROW 3: Cindy Cisler, Amy Geyer, Caroli¬ na Vanden Meerandonk, Mary Arndt. Clubs 23 Front Row: Mary Shawn LaViolette, Greg Janssen, Pat Joyce, Mark Smits, Jim Van Hefty, Mike Touscany, Joe Bougie, Dan Kiedinger, Kim Van Lanen. Row 2: Honor Guthrie, Kristy Knafelc, Accompanist Patti Massey, Tom Millet, Jack Janssen, Andy Wiltgen, Denise Kleczjewski, Kathy Trainor, Susie Van Laanen, Ingrid Kress. Not pictured: Bette Boville, Anne Strenski. Mrs. Theresa Schmidt co-directs Swing Choir with Mr. Michael Bauer. The ac¬ companist is Patti Massey. Swing Choir brightened many lives this year as they shared their talents at church meetings, nursing homes, etc. Here they perform for the Ladies Society of St. John Parish. Choir members prepare to entertain at the Senior Mother-Daughter Breakfast. 24 Swing Choir I I ■ ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY SPRING CONCERT To mv seniors: This concert is being dedicated to you- You are mv class. We starred here at w SJA four years ago, as freshmen, to¬ gether. First, you were a member of Freshman Chorus - one of 110 girls. Then, you became a part of ftiter- mediate Chorus or Concert Choir. Now vou’re all in Concert Choir, some for one year and some for all three years. And six of you are in Swing Choir. Five of you have been in it for two years and one of you for all three. guess that feel that you reflect me. You ' ve had no other high school choral director. Most of what you’ve been taught. I’ve taught you. We re gone through a lot of learning to¬ gether. And you ' ve given me so much. You make me very happy and Fm very proud to have been your teacher. I’ll miss you all very much. Much love, - ' s G - Mrs. Schmidt “THE KING AND I” Director Teresa Schmidt brought a ‘Touch of the Orient’ through this year’s musical “The King and I.” Mary Shawn LaViolette portrayed an Lng- lish school teacher who comes to Siam to teach the children and the wives of the stubborn King of Siam, played by Tom Millet. Kathy Trainor, as the lovetorn princess Tuptim, sang and acted superbly. Anne Strenski also did well in her portrayal of Lady Thiang. Those who are also note¬ worthy are, Mike Millet, Mark Merkatoris and Dan Rice. Accompanist was Marge Tarantino, technical director, Trudi Gog- gin, Make-up director Lynn Gokey and props by Carol Burtt and Geri Rentmees- ter. 26 Play V- $ Mary Shawn LaViolette Tom Millet Kathy Trainor Dan Rice Anne Strenski Mark Merkatori s .The King .Tuptim .... Kralahome .. Lady Thiang . Prince Chulu- longkorn Mike Millet .Louis Jack Janssen . Captain Orton John O’Callaghan . Sir Edward Chuck Cuonard .Lun Tha Lee Ferris .Phra Alack .... Interpreter John Wagner . Kristy Knafelc . (Choreographer) Andrea Smeester .Eliza (Choreographer) c Play 27 “KING” SUPPORTING CAST PRINCES AND PRINCESSES Michael Brehm, Richard Burtt, Sue Farah (SJA), Chris Johanski. Maggie Kenny, Anne Kiley (SJA), Barbara La Violette, C, J. Marchant, Amy Me Monagle, Susan Minahan, Heidi Phillips. Hope Phillips ROYAL WIVES Jodi Beno, Bette Boville, Jaye Durawa, Honor Guthrie, Holly Hurckman, Kristine Hurckman. Erin Janssen, Lori Jones, Rita Jonet, Ann Laes, Denise Me Elroy, Joanne Reince, Amy Stoehr, Laura Thomas, Carol Van Grunsven. Kris Van Grunsven PRIESTS OF SIAM John Hadley, Paul Hadley, Dave Kiedinger. Joe Me Elroy. John Me Monagle. Tom Wood BALLET SIAMESE MUSICIANS .Paul Hadley, Dave Kiedinger, Joe Me Elroy UNCLE THOMAS___ . .Michelle Conard LITTLE EVA ......Barb Posey LITTLE TOPSY.. Dennise Me Carthy ELIZA.Kristy Knatelc Andrea Smeester RAINDROPS. TREES. SNOWFLAKES .Molly Kenny. Vicci Verbriek. Mary Wiegand, Meg Williams MOUNTAIN..John Hadley. John Me Monagle, Tom Wood SLAVES.Jodi Calaway, Sara Groessl SIMON OF LEGREE .....Jack Janssen DOGS.Kara Me Carthy. Jodi Pelegnn RIVER..Rose Strogny. Lisa Van Veen BUDDHA..... Anne Wanamaker ANGEL GEORGE.Kristy Knafelc Andrea Smeester AMAZONS Lisa Fontaine. Rose Strojny. Lisa Van Veen. Anne Wanamaker “THE CHALK GARDEN” This year’s Drama club play, “The Chalk Gar¬ den, was an exciting detective story directed by Trudi Goggin. Denise McCarthy (Laurel) portrayed a young girl who came to live in the company of her elderly grandmother, Mrs. Maugham (Honor Guthrie). Mrs. Maugham hires a governess, Miss Madrigal (Chris Wag¬ ner), to care for Laurel. The judge i Paul Sau- vey) who has encoutered Miss Madrigal in the past brings out her mysterious background at the end of the play. Laurel’s mother (Kris Lar¬ son), now remarried, has come back for her daughter and eventually wins her over. Others contributing their talents were Donette Wig- man, Ann Schuster and Marianne Ley. A spe¬ cial thanks goes to actor Parker Drew, who played Maitland very well and on short notice. The production staff also did an excellent job on the scenery, lights and sound. Drama 29 CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: Jennifer Johanski, Rita Jonet, Linda White, Carol VanFrunsven, Rhonda Reinhold, Beth VanEss, Barb Menefee, Amy Stoehr, Kim VanLanen, Row 2: Jeanne Nelson, Jaye Durawa, Ann Mertens, Julie Lynn, Mary Reis, Jodi Beno, Holly Adriansen, Mary Mathys, Ann Brunette, Ann Laes, Row 3: Denise Klecaewski, Kathy Trainor, Julie Frigo, Anne Strenski, Andrea Kostka, Holly Hurckman, Lori Clark, Sara Burra!!, Denise McElroy, Lynn Hansen, Row 4: Patty Massey, Ingrid Kress, Bonita King, Gale Diny, Mary Beth Brooks, Cressy Birder, Mary Shawn LaViolette, Kristy Knafelc, Kris Hurckman, Honor Guthrie. What are you doing, hey? This year, Concert Choir made their appearance throughout the city, but their greatest perfor¬ mance came in Canada. They participated in the Tronoto Music Festival where they got rave re¬ views! They also sang for a local nursing home and were much ap¬ preciated. Because of their fine perfor¬ mances, they were asked to sing with the St. Norbert College Chamber Singers at their Spring Concert. They also sang four numbers on their own. In addi¬ tion, they participated in the Spring Concert and the annual Pops Concert with Pennings. “Okay girl, lets count off. 1,2,4,7,10. Concert Choir performs in Toronto. Eat, drink, and be merry! 30 Concert Choir Row 1: Mary Parins, Molly Schultz, Montse Le Mense, Anne Merriaman, Karen Kirschling. Row 2: Mrs, Brandtner, Cathy Gutowski, Christine Wagner, Lucy Cayemberg, Barb Poels, Patty VanSistine. Row 3; Jaye Durawa, Carrie Robertson, Lisa VanDen Branden, Janice Schmidt, Stacy Young, Janet Schmidt. Row 1; Moderator Trudi Goggin, Tracy Farah, Mariane Lee, Kathleen Lewis, Anne Kiley, Ellen Mohr, Tina Dorschel, Ann I roelich, Ellen Merriman, Sue Farah, Lucy Cayemberg. Row 2: Carolyn Sarkis, Andrea Smeester, Cary Schlueter, Lori Kerin, Susan Brehm, Amy McFadzen, Jo Ellen Janssen, Tricia Bentley, Anne Hinkfuss, Debbie VanSchyndle. Row 3: Rachel Leonard, Amy Greenwood, Jenni Zirbel, Denise McCar¬ thy, Jodi Calaway, Mary Pat VanCamp, Kathy Derks, Maria Dais, Katie Brault, Sue Beauchaine, Kris Larson, Honor Guthrie, Dennise McElroy, Ann Schuster, Tina Norton, Chris Wagner, Lisa Fontaine, Ellen Vanden Avond wcaoao 2! g OT M � 1 INTERMEDIATE CHORUS Row 1: Wendy Brisbane, Jo Ellen Janssen, Deane Skalecki, Jo Ann Siebers, Laura Thomas, Terry Sayen, Jane Gantenbein. Row 2: Tina Dorschel, Jenny Koch, Sue Hoffman, Cheryl Williams, Lori Van Pay, Tina Norton, Kathy Losinski. Row 3: Kathy Ciouthier, Anne Wanamaker, Jodi Calaway, Debbie Van Schyndle, Jodi Pelegrin, Erin Janssen, Amie Van Buren, fricia Bentley, Dawn LaLuzerne, Karleen Buntin, Kris Van Grunsven, Geralyn Joyce. Row t: Becky Brown, Beth Schneider, Tammy Ryskoski, Sue Farah, Sarah Grace, Jeanine Falk, Lori De Meuse, Sue Benkowski, Renee Anderson, Mary Hearden, Colleen Healy, Julie Lewis, Marge Martin, Cathy Brisbane. Kathy McEwing, Anne Dauska, Jean Desrochers, Bobbi Bugoski. Row 2: Ann Lytle, Amy Mathys, Mary Fiatley, Jean Vanden Heuvel, Kelly Brylski, Jane Brock, Sarah Arens, Holly Delehaut, Tracey Rockstroh, Mary Kay Lunney, Pam Marbes, Jody Skelton, Sue Trotman, Gina Gooding, Jolene Schmidt, Debra Peer, Julie Gereau, Ellen Merriman, Colleen Berth. Row 3: Barb Mayer, Kathy Weber, Susan Waterstradt, Mary Hermsen, Karen Clusman, Lisa Danen, Cathy Neison, Tracey LuMaye, Julie Reinhart, Jackie Hucek, Peggy Hutchinson, Paula Hein, Ann Van Handel, Lynn Van Mill, Sue Neklewitz, Shirley Baenen, Sue Donovan, Amy Corcoran. Row 4: Myra Wagnitz, Mary Kronschnabel, Gina Mancuso, Mary Clare Wagner, Jenny Leiberg, Vicci Verbrick, Mary Van Grunsven, Katie Brault, Lisa Niklas, Mary Titulaer, Cathy Burke!, Barb Posey, Rose Calewarts, Sarah Groessl, Lisa Bouche, Lisa Vanlieshout, Sheila Tarrance, Denise Renier, Lynn Goodmanson, Mary King, Mary Stoehr, Rose Strojny, 32 Chorus FORENSICS ROW 1: Chris Havens; Ann Schuster; Colleen Berg; Patty Nier; Rita Jonet ROW 2: Sr. Agnes Bernard Mulvany; Julie Lynn; Marifran Simon; Karen Taylor; Kristy Knafelc; Mrs. Snell LIBRARY AIDES LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1: Sr. Siena Marie Miget. Patricia Bentley, Meg Williams, Lisa VanLieshout, Sue Dietenberger, Sue Brault, Mary Corbeill, Anne Laes, Jeanette Holschuh. ROW 2 : Mary Parins, Lynn Goodmanson, Chris Cumbers, Marcia Morteli, Ellen Merriman, Brenda Burntsen. Forensics Library Aides 33 WCJFO CQQmW 2H� O k, 1 Throughout the year, the car¬ ing attitude of the Mission Club has been extended be¬ yond the boundaries of S.J.A. By their efforts, money has been donated to a Peruvian mission, and Indian mission here in Wisconsin, to the Pro- pogation of the Faith, and to the construction fund for the new gym. Their giving spirit during the Thanksgiving holiday and their true spirit of Christmas pro¬ vided grateful families with food, clothing, money, and toys; and because of this, six children had a very, happy Christmas. Mission Club’s goal is to work with a smile on their faces and a song in their hearts for God’s glory. ROW 1: Renee Heigl {Vice Pres.), Kristen Wagner (Treas.), Beth Van Ess (Sec.), Mary Jo Parilek (Pub. Rel.), Sue Beauchaine (Pub. Re!.), Maggie Maguire (Pres., not pictured). ROW 2: Sr. Catherine (Moderator), Barb Giliing, Angie Domrath, Chris Eisch, Kathy Kuhn, Jane Cisler. ROW 3: Jessica Burket, Anne Mertens, Kristy Nelson, Stacy Broderick, Jessi Hershman, Jane Marno- cha, Judi Teske, Monique Bertrand. ROW 4: Kerry Minahan, Marifran Simon, Maria Dais, Patty Murphy, Mariene Schmidt, DeeDee Tenor, Cary Schlueter, Mary Clair Wagner. ROW 5: Vicki Pritzl, Amy Ambrosius. Traci Nugent. Myra Wagnitz, Jo Londo. Carolyn Soik, Holly VandeVen, Karla Clusman, Julie DeBauche. “GIMME THAT OL’ TIME RELIGION” Campus Ministry is a centering focus for St. Joseph Academy as a Catholic girls’ high school, offering school retreats, planning school masses, and sharing the spiritual sea¬ sons, as well as social justice concerns, with the student body and faculty (i.e. sponsoring a “little”sister” in Brazil, Advent family col¬ lections, Lenten fasts, etc.). Campus Ministry is a community concern and concept that is an integral part of being Christian women consciously involved in each others’ lives. Each time care is given a fellow members of our community we are all “campus ministers”. ROW 1: Meg Walsh, Kristen Wagner, Cathy Derks, Tina Krouth. ROW 2: Tina Dorsehel, Andrea Kostka, Ellen Merriman, Tricia Bentley, Mary Froelich. ROW 3: Trudi Goggin (Moderator), Lucy Cayemberg, Debbie Van Schyndle. Ellen Mohr. Amy McFadzen, Carolyn Sarkis. ROW 4: Denise McElroy, Chris Riegert, Ellen VandenAvond. 34 Clubs Alberts, Lori Andersen, Julie Anderson, Renee Arens, Sarah Baenen, Shirley Beerntsen, Brenda Benkowski, Sue Berg, Colleen Berth, Colleen Bertrand, Monique Biomme, Sarah Bloy, Julie Bouche, Lisa Boucher, Sheila Brault, Kathryn Brault, Susan Brisbane, Catherine Brock, Jane Brown, Rebecca Brylski, Kelly Burkel, Cathy Burkel, Jessica Burns, Susan Calaguan, Eliza Calewarts, Rose Marie Clark, Lila Gusman, Karen Corcoran, Amy Crevcoure, Renee Crowley, Kari Curran, Annette Danen, Lisa Dauska, Ann Dax, Paula Delahaut, Holly De Meuse, Lori 36 Freshmen De Prey, Ellen Derks, Amy Desrochers, Jean Dietenberger, Susan Dionne, Sheri Donovan, Nancy Donovan, Sue Durocher, Tina Falk, Jeanine Farah, Susan Ferguson, Caralee Flatley, Mary Fontaine, Lisa Fosterling, Gayle Francken, Laurie Froelich, Ann Galvin, Martha Garot, Jill Gereau, Julie Gilson, Wendy Gooding, Gina Goodmanson, Lynn Gowaskie, Maureen Grace, Sarah Greatens, Kathy Greenwood, Amy Groessl, Sarah Harden, Betsy Havens, Cathy Healy, Colleen Hearden, Mary Hein, Paula Hermsen, Mary Heyrman, Laurie Hogan, Mary Hoover, Deena Freshmen 37 Hopman, Colleen Hucek, Jackie Hutchison, Peggy Ives, Amy Jacobs, Julie Jelen, Lisa Jones, Cyrena Katers, Ellen Kelly, Jane Kelly, Katie Kenny, Mary King, Mary Kissel, Patricia Kronschnabel, Mary Laes, Diane Larson, Jenny Lee. Marianne Lefebvre, Susan Leiberg, Jenny Leonard, Rachael Lewis, Julie Londo, Jo Lorberblatt, Trudy Lu Maye, Tracy Lunney, Mary Lynn, Katherine Lytie, Ann Me Ewing, Kathleen Mackey, Megan Maguire, Mary Malcore, Dori Mancuso, Gina Marbes, Pam Marnocha, Jane Martin, Marge Mathys, Amy 38 Freshmen Maus, Beth Mayer, Barbara Merriman, Ellen Meyer, Nanette Moreau, Robyn Motiff, Tricia Mueller, Julie MCtrphy, Molly Murphy, Patricia Neerdaels, Jean Nekiewitz, Susan Nelson, Catherine Nicklas, Lisa Nier, Patricia Nugent, Traci Peer, Debra Peterson, Julie Phillips, Patricia Posey, Barbara Quevillon, Leslie Reinhart, Julie Renier, Denise Robertson, Christine Rockstroh, Tracy Ryskoski, Tammy Schmidt, Jolene Schmidt, Marlene Schneider, Beth Seal, Maggie Secora, Karen Selissen, Kathy Semrau, Bonnie Settersten, Cynthia Sinclair, Lisa Skelton, Jody Squires, Bonnie Freshmen 39 Stoehr, Mary Strenn, Jennifer Strojny, Rose Stumpf, Deborah Style, Margaret Tarrence, Sheila Tauscher, Shirley Tenor, Deanna Teske, Judi Teske, Teresa Thome, Kim Titulaer, Mary Van Grunsven, Mary Van Handel. Ann Van Lieshout, Lisa Van Mill, Lynn Touscany, Mary Trotman, Susan Tyrrell, Tammy Umentum, Diane Van Den Busch, Julie Vanden Heuvel, Jean Verboomen, Sandy Verbrick, Vicci Vogel, Laura Wagner, Mary Wagnitz, Myra Waterstradt, Susan Weber, Kathleen Wigman, Jamie Williams, Elizabeth Worden, Cynthia 40 Freshmen Sophomores 41 Adair, Margaret Ambrosius, Amy Baudry, Pam Beno, Betsy Berio, Nancy Bienapfl, Cheryl Brehm, Susan Brisbane, Wendy Brooks, Mary Beth Brunette, Sandy Burkel, Jennifer Burtt, Lynette Calaway, Jodi Cayemberg, Lucy Cayer, Connie Clouthier, Kathleen Conlon, Kara Cooney, Laurie Corbeill, Mary Cuene, Catherine Dais, Maria Dargan, Alicia Dargan, Caylah De Groot, Joyce De Prey, Jane Derks, Catherine Des Jardins, Renee Diny, Andrea Diny, Bonnie Donarski, Jeannie Dorschel, Christine Durawa, Jaye Farah, Teresa Fiedler, Mary Fngo, Julie Fry, Jane Gantenbein, Jane Garland, Mary Girard, Anne Marie Gregoire, Jean Gruesen, Anne-Marie Gutowski, Connie Hartstern, Patricia Haworth, Karen Hermes, Lori Hershman, Jessica Heyrman, Leanne Hietpas, Amy Hinkfuss, Anne Hoffman, Sue Hollihan, Lisa Hurckman, Holly Jamison, Beth Janssen, Erinn Janssen, Jo Ellen Jones. Lori Jonet, Rita Joyce, Geralyn Kazmierczak, Mary Jo Kennedy, Kerrie Kerin, Lori Kitey, Anne Knafelc, Kristy Koch, Jenny Kostka, Andrea Kraft, Jacquelyn Larson, Anne Larson, Kristin La Luzerne, Dawn La Violette, Catherine Lemens, Ruth Le Mieux, Sarah Lewis, Kathleen Lewis, Lori Ley, Marianne Losinski, Kathy McCarthy, Dennise McFadzen, Amy McKenna, Anne Mertens, Ann Micksch, Mary Moes, Andrea Mortell, Jenny Neville, Sue Norton, Tina Pelegrin, Jodi Petasek, Mary Pfeiffer, Julie Poke!, Lisa Prindiville, Julie Reince, Jamie Reince, JoAnne Riedi. Michelle Riegert, Kristin Roeis, Beth Sarkis, Carolyn Sayen, Terry Schaupp, Use Schierl, Susan Schlaefer, Ann Schlueter, Carolyn Schumacher, Elizabeth Schuster, Ann Siebers, Jo Anne Simon, Mary Fran Simonet, Mary Kay Smeester, Andrea Steiner, Laurie Stoehr, Amy Tarbert, Lisa Tarlton, Tracy Thomas, Laura Tomczak, Lynn Troup, Susan Trybeck, Carol Turek, Sarah Umentum, Sue Van Buren, Amie Van Camp, Mary Pat Vanden Avond. Ellen Vanden Busch, Christine Van Grunsven, Carol Van Grunsven, Kristine Van Hout, Jan Van Lanen, Kim Van Pay, Lori Verboomen, Linda Wagner, Christine Wagner, Kristen Wakeman, Jill Wanamaker, Anne White, Bridget White, Linda Wigman, Donette Wilcox, Ann Williams, Cheryl Wiltgen, Chris Zegers, Mary Beth Zirbel, Jenni LeDuc, Renee 46 Student Life Adams, Carla Albers, Jayne Albers, Julie Alderton, Shawn Arndt, Mary Babbit, Mary Bell, Lisa Benkowski, Ann Beno, Peggy Bentley. Patricia Blackbird, Halien Blashe, Connie Blomme, Anne Borman, Michelle Brill, Jackie Broderick, Stacy Broeren, Carolyn Brunette, Ann Buntin, Karleen Burrall, Sara Butz, Christine Campbell, Bridget Cavil, Regina Cisler, Cindy Clark, Lori Clusman, Karla Coe, Bridget Crabb, Karen Crim, Laurie Cumbers, Chris i De Baker, Annette Des Jardins, Leslie Destree, Kelly Diny, Janet Diny, Jodi Diny, Sharon Froelich, Mary H. Gallagher, Anne Gerczak, Jill Geyer, Amy Gilling, Barbara Goeben, Rosie Domrath. Angela Draheim. Cammie Everson, Ingrid Falk, Mary Teresa Fritsche. Paula Froelich, Mary B. Juniors Gooding, Lisa Grace, Sheila Green, Linda Gross, Jennifer Hartley, Robin Havens, Christine Hendricks, Kim Hermans, Mary Hermsen, Kathleen Hershman, Jessica Herson, Mary Hinkfuss, Mary Hockers, Debra Holmes, Diane Holschuh, Heidi Holschuh, Jeanette Hoslet, Julie Hurckman, Kristine Jamison, Donna Johanski, Anne Johanski, Jenifer Johnson, Debbie Kehoe, Jane Kelly, Sue Kenny, Mollie Kiefer, Barbara Kiefer, Mary King, Bonita Knaus, Karen Konop, Amy Kosnar, Tina Krajewski, Sally Krouth, Kristine Kuhn, Kathy Kupsch, Mary Laes, Ann LaLuzerne, Jackie Larscheid, Sue Le Mense, Montserrat Loch, Nancy Lynn, Julie Lytie, Catherine Macco, Janet Macco, Jean McCarthy, Carrie McCormick, Eileen McElroy, Denise Mackey, Colleen Juniors 49 Maloney, Colleen Marchant, Lori Marnocha, Kathy Marold, Jody Massey, Patti Mathys, Mary Menefee, Barbara Merriman, Paula Michels, Karen Minahan, Katherine Mohr, Ellen Mohr, Nancy Moroney, Mary Mortell, Marcia Neerdaels, Laura Nelson, Jeanne Nelson, Jennier Nelson, Kristie Nelson, Laura Nelson, Lisa Nier, Nancy Oliver, Genny Opitcha, Cheryl Parilek, Mary Jo Pirlot, Mary Ellen Poels, Barb Reis, Mary Rentmeester, Stacy Rickert, Renee Rincon, Janet f V 1 Robbins, Ann Robertson, Carrie Roeck, Donna Ryan, Mary Ryder, Mary Scherer, Elizabeth 50 Juniors Schiebler, Robin Schierl, Kathie Schmidt, Janet Schmidt, Janice Schultz, Molly Schwartz, Shelley Short, Nora Skalecki, Deanne Smits, Tracey Snyder, Karen Spofford, Sue Squires, Christine Sterr, Marcia Strenn, Gloria Sustman, Andrea Tarlton, Tammy Tauscher, Susan Taylor, Karen Trainor, Kathy Treml, Karen VandenBranden, Lisa VanDenBusch, Theresa VanDenMeerendonk, Carolina VandeVen, Holli Van Ess, Beth Van Laanen, Susie Van Schyndle, Debra Van Sistine, Mary Kay Van Veen, Lisa Walsh, Margaret Wesoloski, Linda White, Elizabeth Whitney, Joanne Wiegand, Mary Young, Stacie Juniors 51 COURT MEMBERS: Jeff Schmidt and Ingrid Everson, Anne Blomme and Brad Koch, Sally Krajewski and Paul Huss, Gabriel LeBrun and Renee Rickert, Louie Leiberg and Karen Michels, KING Joe Simons and QUEEN Montse LeMense, Mollie Kenny and Ryan K ane, Doug Hutchinson and Teresa Falk, John O’Callaghan and Mary Kiefer, Paula Fritsche and Todd Wingrove, Nancy Nier and Rick Hearden. The crowning ... ... and the dance. Junior Prom was held April 26 at the Nicolet Room at UWGB. The music was provided by the “Soul Exciter’s Searching Band” with the theme “Just The Way You Are”. 52 Junior Prom “The Soul Exciter’s Searching Band” The Junior Class would like to extend their special thanks to Mrs. Debra Caven and Mrs. Marianne Potter, ourlass modera¬ tors, for their help and patience during the planning of Junior Prom 1980. Junior Prom 53 A big thank you to the Sophomore Class Officers for keeping our punch bowl filled. Junior Prom 55 TALENT ROUND-UP - The Fall Talent Show was a huge success, thanks to everyone involved. Student council officers, reps, and everyone who partici¬ pated in the show itself. The day started off with a picnic. National Honor Society provided us with hot dogs, Key Club with root-beer, and Student Council with ice-cream. Who can forget the sophomores version of Greased Lighting followed by the juniors doing a dance to the same song. And last but not least, the seniors with Sister Tut, The Mafia, The Village People, and the Partridge Family. It was a fun day for everyone! � - r. V ' W -v ✓ v m v . _ A 58 Talent Show SAINT JOSEPH ACADEMY STYLE SHOW 1980 sA Style Show 1980 was dedicated in memory of Home Economics instruc¬ tor, Sister Miriam Cassens, C.S.J. The show commentators were Mr. Mrs. Richard Greenwood. Fashions hand crafted by S.J.A. students, and those donated by Seifert’s, were mod¬ eled before a large and appreciative audience. The show was planned and coordinat¬ ed by Mrs. Elaine Pogorelc. ill | 4 4 M Style Show 59 Homecoming took on a new look this year as Junior Olympics replaced the traditional Powder Puff’ football game. A dance at Riverside Ballroom climaxed the homecoming day, held this year on October 4, 1979. The Seniors’ “Mafia Mayhem” took first place honors with 70 points and the Faculty’s “Wise Owls” finished second with 50 points. The Juniors’ “Rowdy Ranchers” had 40 points for third place while the Freshmen’s “Ziggy Zaggers” had 30 points. The Sophomores Impatient Indians” finished last with 20 points. Court was presented with representatives from each class and faculty. The court members were: Mrs. Schmidt, Faculty: Tracey Lindsley, Senior; Janet Schmidt, Junior; Alicia Dargan, Sophomore; and Lisa Fontaine, Fresh- men.K - ' y ‘ ’ ' -tt ■ - ■ -■ ” 60 Homecoming _ is 2 Indian Chief Brooks, declares war ' t Keep ' em rollin ' Freshmen! Homecoming 61 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left to right): President Laura Schroeder, Secretary Lynn Burke, Mrs. Robokoff (Moderator), 1st Vice President Clare Hillen. Mrs. Heintzkilt (Moderator), Treasurer Karen Kirschling, 2nd Vice President Meg Williams. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left to right): Vice President Karen Taylor, Mrs. Potter (Moderator), Vice President Ingrid Everson, President Donna Jamison, Vice President Julie Lynn, Mrs. Caven (Moderator), Secretary Ann Benkowski, Treasurer Mollie Kenny. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (ROW 1): V.P. Julie Prindiville, V.P. Kerrie Kennedy. President Anne Hinkfuss, V.P. Laura Thomas, Secre¬ tary Beth Jamison. ROW 2: Sr. Ella Josephine Kaster (Moderator), V.P. Use Schaupp, Treasurer Cheryl Williams, Mrs. Madeline Jewell (Moderator). FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS (ROW 1:) President Marlene Schmidt, Vice President Jean Vanden Heuvel. ROW 2: Secretary Betsy Harden, Treasurer Mary Claire Wagner, Mr. Bob Vande Sande and Mrs. Jane Watermolen ( Moderators). 62 Opening Mass 63 64 Christmas Mass CHRISTMAS HOE-DOWN WHITE CHRISTMAS I’m dreaming of a white Christmas ... Christmas Dance 65 Bless those folks who are “always there,” Steadfast, loyal a nd true, Standing by and happy to share Your joys and your cares with you. Those who stand on the side and cheer The runners in life’s race, Whose faith supplies the needed boost To keep that winning pace. Bless those backstage people, Whose art no plaudits rouse, But who provide the background For those who take the bows. Bless them all — those quiet ones, Steady and staunch and square. The little matches that light the stars — The folks who are “always there.” Teacher Appreciation 69 CG M t -1 CO C0Mt CO CG tt f to CfiWERAl STORE 4 L It ' V . � s f 1 . 1 p Things at the General Store were really hopping this year. Student Council began by selling ice cream cones and root beer at our annual outdoor Mass and “church social”. The sophomore magazine drive followed with great success! Our financially needy Athletic Dept, raised funds by having a pizza sale and two high energy fund-riasers, the Volleyball Play-a-thon and the Run-a-thon. There were sweatshirts and shorts, Buzz books and choco¬ late sales sponsored by Student Council, along with favorite daily popcorn sales. The yearbook and Newspaper earned funds through Advertising and Patron Ad Sales. Mrs. Nelson catered to our scholastic needs in the bookstore. Responsible for many extra pounds were the Key Club choco¬ late Easter eggs and weekly doughnuts, and the good food provided daily in the cafeteria by Manager, Dawn Jeanquart, cashier Lyn McGowan, and hostess, Sally VanderLoop. Art Club sold beautiful hand-printed Christmas Cards. Valentines Day brought “Singing Valentines” warbled by National Honor Society. Mission Club sponsored a movie, bake sales, the spirit chain and an afgan raffle, as well as mission collections. Winding it all up for another year were the popsicles and daisies sold by Student Council that proved “Spring has Sprung”! Sales Eh H The searchers were: Mary Zegers, Kathy Mar- nocha, Jackie Brill, Maggie Maguire, Kristie Nelson, Mamocha, Sarah Turek, and Jen¬ ny Mortell.‘l| Shoud I hit it ore” not? As usual the 1979-80 tennis team was smashing. They aced all those who came in contact with them, which their dual 7-0 record certainly proves. In addi¬ tion to their dual meets, the Sajoacs took Regionals and Conference, but decided to take it easy at State. The tennis team was paced by number 1 seeded Kathy Marnocha and number 2 seeded Jenny Mor- tell. The number one doubles team of Kristie Nelson and Mary Zegers, and number two doubles team of Maggie Maguire and Jackie Brill also helped the team to be victorious. The two most important people behind the net serv¬ ing instructions to the Sajoac players were the coaches: Judy Krueger and Mrs. Ann Dorr Mortell. The Good Guys are: top row: Kate Hogan, Trudi Stemke, Lynn Burke, Jennifer Blomme, Molly Lee; middle row: Karla Clusman, Lisa Nelson, Jill Gerczak, Mary Mathys, Ingrid Everson, Chris Hutchison (assistant coach); bottom row: Mr. Lytie (head coach), Maria Dais (trainer), Katie Lytie, Lori Crim, Wendy Patrickus (manager). v The Good Guys win again! Lisa shoots to kill! THE VOLLEYBALL SEASON The Volleyball Season ended during Regional Play in Oshkosh. Their very successful regular season record was 9 wins and 5 losses. The Sajoacs fin¬ ished third in the tough FVCC Confer¬ ence. Senior Lynn Burke was named to the FVCC all-conference first team. Teammates Trudi Stemke and Katie Lytie were chosen as second team members. The Junior Varsity team matched the Varsity record with 9 wins and 5 losses. The Good Guys win the draw! Bang!! 74 Volleyball The Good Guys are: top row: Renee LeDuc, Chris Wiltgen, Ann Schiaefer, Karen Haworth, Laurie Cooney, Mary Micksch; Martha Galvin, Karen Clusman, Margie Allan (head coach), Patty Nier, Maryjo Kazrrtierczak, Jody Skelton, and Ann Mertens. The Good Guys in action! Put up your dukes! Go For It! Volleyball The 1979-80 Cross Country Round-up team consisted of: top row: Stacy Broderick, Stacy Rentmeester, Amie VanBuren, Rose Calewarts, Sarah Groessl, Terri Teske, Colleen Hopman; kneeling; Monique Bertrand, Kathy Weber, Sandy Brunette, Amy Ambrosius, Coach Miss Meek and team mascot, Daisy. I am tired and the round-up hasn’t begun. A duel at the finish. The Sajoacs saddle-up. Galloping through the trees. The winning cowgirl. 76 Cross Country The ' 79-’80 varsity basketball team consisted of, top row: Lynn Burke (Manager), Katie Lytie, Jane DePrey, Dori Vanden Bergh, Bonnie Cayemberg, Kate Hogan, Bridget Campbell. Bottom row: Linda Greene (Trainer), Coach Jane Bouche, Kathy Marnocha, Beth Kiefer, Ingrid Everson, Wendy Patrickus, Kassy Bratkowski, Jaime Reince. The good guys “win the draw! Wendy prepares to “draw for the shootout. The senior members of the Sajoacs were, top row: Kate Ho¬ gan, Dori Vanden Bergh, Bonnie Cayemberg. Bottom row: Wendy Patrickus, Beth Kiefer, Kassy Bratkowski. Basketball h 3M w Gh Front row: Amy Ambrosius, Marifran Simon, Martha Galvin, Sandy Brunette, Use Schaupp, Carolina Van- denMeerendonk. Back row: Coach Dorothy Guiliani, Jane Kelly, Michelle Riedi, Sarah Blomme, Rose Calewarts, Brenda Beerntsen, Patty Murphy, Mar¬ lene Schmidt, Ann Lytie (Manager). V SCOREBOARD SJA 43 Central 17 SJA 28 FVL 21 SJA 47 Springs 26 SJA 43 Lourdes 23 SJA 40 Roncalli 38 SJA 27 St. Mary ' s 34 SJA 46 Xavier 21 SJA 39 Springs 14 SJA 30 FVL 36 SJA 26 Springs 24 SJA 30 Lourdes 26 SJA 58 Roncalli 43 SJA 41 St. Mary’s 61 SJA 43 Xavier 38 78 JV Basketball L •% FRESHMAN BASKETBALL, Back row: Coach M. La Plant, Sheila Tarrence, Jenny Leiberg, Julie VandenBusch. Trudi Lorberblatt. Middle row: Cathy Brisbane. Julie Reinhart. Sue Burns, Robyn Moreau, Bonnie Squires. Front Row: Laurie Heyrman, Mary Touscany, Jane Marnocha, Sarah Grace. Up for grabs! Go for the draw! V % i 1 p- m __r VARSITY BASKETBALL LATE BREAKING NEWS Senior Varsity forward Beth Kiefer was named FVCC Co-Player of the year. She was also named to the All-Metro City Team. Kathy Marnocha was named to the FVCC second team and the All-Metro second team. J I Senior Wendy Patrickus was chosen by her teamates as Sajoac Basketball Team Player of the Year. FVCC Honorable Mention was given to Senior forward Kassy Bratkowski. Frosh Basketball 79 PQ co J J H Pi O K t £ 1 ' V 4 % t. % Row 1: Coach Jean Einerson, Laura Vogel, Mary Beth Brooks, Andrea Moes, Jean Donarski, Sue Schierl, Jill Wakeman, Amy Stoehr, Lynn Burke, Maggie Maguire, Pam Mahoney, Cressy Birder, Tina Schaefer, Kassy Bratkowski, Janet Diny. Row 2: Coach Mary Burr, Julie Peterson, Molly Murphy, Tammy Ryskoski, Chris Wiltgen, Joyce DeGroot, Anne Marie Gruesen, Sandy Brunette, Terri Teske, Julie Bloy, Vicci Verbrick, Tina Dorschel, Katie Lytie, Janet Schmidt, Lisa Nelson, Coach Connie Meek, Coach Judy Krueger. Row 3: Jamie Wigman, Amy Mathys, Lynette Burtt, Sarah Blomme, Sue Benkowski, Kerrie Kennedy, Jenny Koch, Lisa Hollihan, Jolene Schmidt, Katie Kelly, Julie Reinhart, Stacy Broderick, Anne Blomme, Laurie Cooney, Mary Ryan, Michelle Riedi, Coach Dick Lytie. Row 4: Katie Brauit, Bonnie Diny, Trainer Andrea Diny, Trainer Beth Roels, Amy Hietpas, Mgr. Sharon Diny. Lori DeMeuse, Monique Bertrand, Colleen Hopman, Teresa Falk, Mgr. Lisa Danen, Mgr. Paula Hein, Mgr. Mary Jo Kazmierczak, Not pictured: Coach Mary Dornbos, Ingrid Everson, Jill Gerczak, Betsi Jones, Kara McCarthy,;, Mary Zegers, Sarah Groessel. Riedi, Riedi, Riedi chants the crowd! Michelle holds the State high jump record of 5’ 10”. (Just 3” off the National record.) Janet Diny recipient of the team’s Most Im proved Award at the May Sports Banquet. s Tina Schaefer ... Sajoac “Go For It” Award 1980 ... awarded for her outstanding contribution to the team. Nr ■ � M «� - i • V ft jJk -r 1 THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR RUNNING . .. AND THAT’S TRACK 1980 FVCC RECORD: UNDEFEATED OVERALL RECORD: 10 wins 3 losses TEAM MOTTO: Go For it! Placed 1: Wausau Newman Invitational (3rd consecutive year) Conference Relays FVCC Championship (3rd consecutive year) Brown County Meet The Sajoac Track team placed 3rd in the State. American Legion Athletic Award: Lynn Burke. RECORD BREAKERS: Lynn Burke (State Record discus) Michelle Riedi (State Record 5’10’ f High Jump) SCHOOL RECORDS Terri Teske 3200 run, Jolene Schmidt 400 dash, Lisa Nelson, Michelle Riedi, Mary Brooks, Jolene Schmidt 1600 meter relay, Kassy Bratkowski Shot Put, Michelle Riedi High Jump + 81 . JUST WHAT THEY’LL DO.AND ONE OF THESE DAYS THESE BOOTS ARE GONNA RUN RIGHT OVER YOU . Row 1: Mary Kiefer, Laurie Crim, Paula Merriman, Mary Mathys, Amy McFadzen, Trudi Lorberblatt, Lori Kerin, Linda Greene, Martha Galvin, Barb Poels, Diane Laes, Renee Crevcoure. Row 2: Assistant Coach Janis Thomson, Amy Geyer, Jane Deprey. Kate Hogan, Bridget Campbell, Beth Kiefer, Lisa Bouche, Jaime Reince, Ellen Galvin, Wendy Patrickus, Geraiyn Joyce, Jean Gregoire, Jodi Pelegrin, Mr. Schmitz. The 1980 Sajoac Softball team came just 2 runs short of capturing the WISAA State Softball title. This was the Sajoacs second consecutive State invitation in as many years as a team. The Sajoacs played their best game ever, posting a 4-2 victory over previously unbeaten Racine St. Catherine. After advancing to the Championship game, the Sajoacs fell 10-9. The Sajoacs ' s 14-4 Season effort was led by a .412 team batting average, 157 stolen bases, and outscoring of opponents 180-101. Laurie Crim and Kate Hogan shared the pitching duties, while Mary Mathys, Wendy Patrickus, Bridget Campbell and Geraiyn Joyce lead the Sojoac hitting attack. Ellen Galvin was named the Most Valuable Player. The Coach ' s Award went to Senior Wendy Patrickus. Sajoac graduates include Beth Kiefer, Kate Hogan, Wendy Patrickus and Ellen Galvin. 82 Softball 4r , : 0 -■ I • . 4 j { ' ■ ' 4 • A t ✓ - .ir ’ -V V ■: - . f .F Out on the lonesome baseball field where the cowgirls gather to play ball, the Sajoacs took on all • fWj A 91 ■ s HP - AWi k X 2 the rustlers, who thought they could steal the bases. Their warm-up routines put them down in the W ’■ IT -r mWZ13+ ' X T A i Z 1 | I ' C X I I ✓ prairie dust, but they never stayed aown long! Coach Schmitz and sidekick Janice Thom prodded them on to victory, as Mary Kiefer tallied the score. Softball Recognition of class officers through the years. Sister Helen presents Valedictorian Debra Pirlot with an Award. Mrs. Schmidt awards Anne Strenski the Music Achievement Award. Anne was a member of Swing Choir for 3 years. Jeanne Schneider receives the Margaret Murphy Art Award. Senior Awards Day recog¬ nized members of the 1980 Graduating class, Scholar¬ ships, recognition Awards, special honors and presen¬ tations were part of a really happy experience for the entire class and faculty. Sister Helen presents Salutatori- an Paula Bukowski with an Award. Maggie Maguire receives the Sports Award, while Lynn Burke receives the “I dare you” Award. Both girls were recognized for their outstand¬ ing contributions to the S.J.A. 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However, we could not let the occasion pass unmentioned. The Litur¬ gy was planned by Miss Gog- gin, the Campus Minstry Council and volunteers from the student body. Celebrant was Father Gordon Gilsdorf. The senior graduates processed into St. John the Evangelist Church and were greeted by several underclassmen who had sisters in the graduating class. Each graduate was presented with a carnation. A warm feeling of community was felt by all the students and faculty members present. Emotions ran high during the sign of peace, as seniors realized that their years at S. J. A. were drawing to a close. The Last Round-Up Howdie partners! The round-up is over, the gates have been closed, and all that remains are scraps of memories. Through the year we worked long and hard, and the harvest has proved plentiful. We owe a special thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Rentmeester, who really helped to keep us on the right trail. We’re also grateful to all our staffs who helped to steady the rocky ride. As the last pages are completed, we look back at the work involved in putting this yearbook together and realize that success is only achieved through hard work and effort. Our only hope is that you, the heart of Saint Joseph Academy can look back at this yearbook and recapture the feelings and memories of your high school years. : j’Mary Pierre and . Chris VanGroll 1980 i A Freshmen are no. 1, Lisa Van Lieshout. Gary and Betty will forever remem¬ ber Jeremy, Phil, Sean, Pat, and Mike. Les Les garcons sont beaux! Jim and Jane Watermolen. The Trorman Family. To: Monk, Gladys, Cleo, and Clancy-Jockey says hi!!! Meghan, wasn’t the Christmas Dance fun with Joel? J.M. John “Bo” Karll. The Leo D. Diny Family. Congratuations to the Class of 80!! Have a good day! Leanne Snell. Kippy, your such a loser but we still love ya, Erica Herbie. Tobe, remember Mister Donut at 6:00 A.M.? “Brucie” Richard, what color washcloth do you want. Do you know Q’s secret? Sock and Sueie. Stanley E. Binisn chow line neighbor. Mr. arid Mrs. Vern Pahl. Best wishes to all ’80 graduates, Mrs. Burtt. Remember the good ol’ days Juicy? J.M. Ditch! Coe called Steu. WOOL- DO YuU NEED A BIB? M.G. do you always throw eggs at 3:00 A.M. in your Pj’s S.T. Amy, Stick it! M.S.- How does it feel to be turned down 7 times? Class of ’82 Susie and Mary-Who Ped? Skinner: I found my home! Sheeba. Sue did you ever see a scarf like mine? Mean Mary Jane. Hi Everyone on stagecrew. Etc. Etc. Etc. Pam Beaudry, Go 4 it on those new lawn chairs. It’s your brand! Pu! Mary G. I know I’ve got a friend, and love you lots. I’ll never forget you. Thanks much, Me. Hi! From the L.H.’s. To: Tobe, Chuck and Woody, love ya, From Disco. Beastie! We’re so embarrassed for you! P.B. A.S. Boogie in the hot tub Disco Lee! Deney, Terrio is a HUNK!! II Hey T.S. and Mac, have you visited your cousin from Oklahoma lately? Big Marilyn and Big Bonnie say, “Eat lots of CHICK¬ EN and you’ll grow up to be big clucks. Applicants needed Place-“Mary P’s Ice Cream Cone” in the mall. Applicants must have a conehead. Vouloir, C’est pouvoir. John Mueller Family. Best of Luck to the class of ’80. ’ Connie is a Dumb Blonde. Peppy. “Frosh are fun”. Lookin’ Good. Roxie, Rosie-Rocky and Lil’ Frankie. Good Luck to the Northern Step Drill Team. Go White Lightening! K.B. ’80. To Tim and Diane, Cloud 9 is all you s! From Auntie Lyn. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Kraft. . Hi Jack! Mr. and Mrs. Pat Campbell. Are you short or what? G.A.A.R. J.S. you snake in the grass you! The Rascals. Sister Rita Catherine. Anne McKenna. vRo, Ric and Rhis: Rood Ruck Rin Rhe Ruture. Rrom: Mitch. Jessi, Joyce, Joanne, Beth and Patrica Blow-Up !!! Anonymous. Annette Hi !!!, Karen Hi!!!. ! Margarita ; venga aqi y sea una mesa! ;Bueno, bueno, bueno. Jungles and Bubbles are great! C R. AHH !!!! FLIPPER. Good job Yearbook Staff! I know it took a lot of time. To Mitch: who knows how much Funnel Legs drives me. Amy Remember the Green Buick on 114 Patron Advertising picture day and Blacks Cows at A W? Signed The Change Givers From T.G.W. Steve. ★ ★ Keep your hands off Phantom! ★ Sister Ella Josephine. ic Father “Friend I will Remember you, Think of you, and Pray for you and when another Day is through I still will remember you.’’ Love (lot’s of it) Trudi. enjoyed working with you S.J.A. Mary Birr ★ ★ L.B. Marie. Beauron. Mother you’re the Greatest! Sister Janet Kuciejczyk. A prayer for Sister Miriam. Sister Sienna ic ★ Long live A.P. and World Lit. Father Gilsdorf. ★ ★ Sister Catherine ★ Andrew and Irene Pranicha. ★ Elizal, Remember the sensation of Mountain climbing? liza ★ Jean Neerdaels, you love Wolfman Jack Jr. and love being a member of S.O.S. ■ Mr. Manders hair fashions- Jerry Manders. Snuggles, why would he call you that? Connie’s pants are too tight- Anne love Barney- Joanne gets a small fry •to ic We Love the “BROOKFIELD BOYS” Premontre’s student council pres, is the best. T.F. Cary-monkey brains, from: Leanne, Don’t breath! To Geyser with Love, Wilson and Penn Leroy and Rumble, Don’t get too much salt in you hair!! Studd. ★ Yes Good luck in Madison Holly, I get your car. Tommy. wish you the J.G. best of luck in all you do Cricket. Spoofy. “You got a point there! Hey Durface? Yeah Mahomely? To Counter Point from Point: Good Luck on your diet Lara Ball! (HA,HA), P.S. your uncle paid for this message. Congrats to those Seniors who survived the weekend at Liqueorwood! Thanks. Good ★ When did Sister Tut become Funky? When she became a Senior! luck Mac, Maggot, Bird—t, Schaef, Space, Lard Ball, Bullegs, Pear-body Jr., Big Bird, JerryMo, Spider Legs, Bubbles, Mully Schneidy. ic ic TOGA-TOGA TOGA at Counter point’s Senior Summer of ’79-Wappa! II The Senior class would like to extend their sincere thanks and gratitude to B.J. for being the hostess with the mostest. rt Good luck to the Greatest class: 1980!! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welter, misses Frisky Ricksy! ★ Hey Calv ' n don’t be a martyr and feel guilty. ★ ★ Andre To my c.c. girls from your favorite and only coach! ( £ i t Norman, oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-!” Its been great Nat’l D.H. Society! Edith. Hey disco, how’s Luntha?” Carrie MaryShawn found Artistie Freedom in Leningrad. ★ ★ Oh what a nite 4-14-78 !!!! R C. ic ic anywhere Carrie B. Julie D. ★ ood luck Class of ’80!!! Leather coats get you don’t want to talk ★ ic i i ic ic about it!” MLA. from Mugs. John and Jodi. Good Gesture Mugs!. ic ic To Mrs. Persing: “Tick a Lock” Michelle Conard, Stay out of the turpentine at college, _ove ★ ic Mary, Minnesota! Yee-hah! Mary, Please do it before! From another uncomfortable C.L Hi homeroom 302. We’re no. 1. ★ ic ★ ★ Connie and I have the same color hair. Hi Sue and Cheryl Farah, Hi Lisa Pokel. Patron Advertising 115 From Teresa. Hi Elizabibly and Elizabesty, from Elizadebbie. Memories- Robyn, Laurie, Ellen, Leanne, Mary, and Cyrena. The S.J.A. Athletic De¬ partment, thanks all Sajoac Backers for their support. I Love The Marquette Man. M.G. did you have fun at E. homecoming? Have you gone to Fat Head’s lately? “Happy Birthday Duck.” Jean, ride your bike much? J.W. Congratulations class of 80-The Potters. Too bad he’s just a boy! From the woman. Cathy and Catherine. Sister Rose Daniel. Mona, Does Appleton water make you dizzy? The T.C.’s. Remeber homecoming nite? HA1HA! Julie-Anne, we got your house goodHC.J. and D.D.V. Katie, Hi! Karen, Hi!!!... P.M. M.B., and M.M. isn’t 5:00 A.M. a little late? From your other roommmate. Lynn, remeber those Pulaski nites? passing-out and getting stuck? (get out and push). Niese step outside, right now, but seriously, keep on scratching. Good Luck, C.S. Denephew, Can you come out and play? Remeber homecoming night, it was your fault, Tobe, That we got the wrong house. Carolyn, thanks for all the good times we had out in Pulaski, (stop this car ;. Julie loves Linda and Crazy John. Paula Bu- kowski. Molly and Kelly, Watch out for long shlengs at the big L.B. Auburnhead-Remember Pontoon Boat, Ed Beibel, Am His, Jr. English, Swim¬ ming!, “The Bars” ... WOW! The Dancer. Sue, lucky us- we never found a yock- Carrie. Tracy Lindsley. Seniors, Seniors, we party all night, Jone- sie’s cottage, those summer nights ... Thanx, J.D. S.J.A. NATIONAL DISHONOR SOCIETY CONGRATS! “Hi, I’m Amy. I ride your bus,” “Zero!” But it couldn’t have turned out better! Bossom Buddy Mom loves her little Beaker! To the Batcave! Thanks alot Advertising Staff! Mary Jo. The army wants you!!! Renee Heigl. The Best is yet to come, join the class of ’81. All B.B.’s are for real! Casuals of the World, Unite! To Mitch, Ziggy, Bert, Rolls, Helen, Reddy, Gruntl and II, La Purple, Amier, and Quin. From Anrec. I LOVE AR !!! B. A.B. Hey Mary G. I really do love your shiny white tennis shoes, your sunglasses, and you! Love me! Anne W. and Lorna D. SKAPS of America rise and unite. Hey Niffer, from Ana. Thanks, Pat and Mark for the Wild and Crazy times. DO-nette Wigman. Homeroom 311 is no. 1 Pauleb, Jules, Ty, Jo-Jo, Sheiler and Buttzzz ! Parties at the Quarry and the TOWERS. Ingy, my Immobile “F” ... ahh! Hey Mac, have any dead fish sleept over lately. Bob and Rosie. I love Gymnastics! Julie. David McMonagle. Hi Princess Barb from Princess Amy. For a great direction etc. etc. etc ... MaryJo Made us buy this: Leo and Lou. AHH!! THE QUAD. Mr. and Mrs. William Keegan. Mrs. MaryDerks and family. 116 Patron Advertising Thanx to all our memories that made us what we are today !! Seniors of ’80 !! S.H. likes P.J., especially in the morning. Do it in D.C. KC ’79, Pam- Patty-MaryJo-Mary-Rosemary. Je de suis de du de la soir. Denise, Keep your bra on ! C.A. To MSL from J.D. we will never forget that weekend in Madison, nor the parties and those cute guys. Jodi, Beware of Turpentine ! ME. Sara, watch out for “fire”! Fellow C.H. 88 Pam Mahoney you are so weird ! (Ha- Now, I really smoked you). Holly’s I.D. on specially EX.! MR. AND MRS. GERALD J. MORTELL, JR. DEPREY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, 120 S. BROADWAY, B.L.F.A.B. COMPLIMENTS OF KATHERINE K. HOMEROOM 207 WISHES SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS! DEGROOT CONSTRUCTION 2052 PREBLE AVE. GREEN BAY, Wl 54302 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL SMITH BARNEY HARRIS UPHAM MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE THE EARL SCHROEDER FAMILY TO: MR. M.O.S.S. FROM HIS EVER-LOVIN FAN CLUB MARY PIERRE: HOW DOES YOU GRANDMA DANCE? NO PROBLEM! NO PROBLEM! ERVIN H. LINDSLEY FAMILY MR. AND MRS. RON ADRIANSEN GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS 1980. DR. AND MRS. CHARLES TROUP TO MY RIDING PARTNERS SPIFFY AND SPOOFY FROM SPUFFY JOHNSON PAINTS THE BOB AMBROSIUS FAMILY MR. AND MRS. HARRISON FRY, JR. GOOD LUCK SENIORS! GOOD LUCK TO THE ClASS OF 1980! THE GRUESEN FAMILY DR. AND MRS. STUART ADAIR THE PATRICK GARLAND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. FRED WAKEMAN MR. AND MRS. JAMES M. VANBUREN JR. DR. AND MRS. JAMES P. 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