St Joseph High School - Bulldog / Aureus Annus Yearbook (Conway, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

The Golden Year 1978-1979 Volume 16 St. Joseph High School Conway, Arkansas J?ftYear °°h.faff °r thec1978 i9r?Y-rbook are as follows: Michelle Morgan, Karla Kordsmeier, Robert pfrjfj ’ ?1'1edl!?r’ Steva Stone, Bobbie Ann Tyler, Dee Ann Freyaldenhoven, Jody Hambuchen; photographer, Joe co editor 3r ' 8an ra °yt’ •Annette G underman; editor, Mark Jackson, Ray Enderlin, Charles Thessing; The Senior Class of 1979 had a difficult decision to make when choosing their yearbook dedication this year: picking the better of two wonderful people. Therefore , we proudly dedicate the 1979 Yearbook to Theresa Creech and Kathleen Smith. Mrs. Creech, one of the senior class sponsors, has been irreplaceable to us. Her interest in our futures is evident in the fact that she arranged an A.C.T. prep- aration course which not only prepared us for our col- lege board examinations, but also provided us infor- mation about the alternative to college. She also en- thusiastically and creatively helped us with our Senior Float and patiently and successfully directed our senior play, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Theresa Creech graduated in 1968 from McAuley High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in 1972, she graduated from Edgecliff College, Cincinnati, with a speech and Theater Major and a B.A. in English. In 1977 she began working towards a M.S.E. in English at the University of Central Arkansas. Miss Smith will always be remembered as a dedi- cated and conscientious teacher of math and a friend and fellow worker who helped us with the responsibil- ities of Spring Formal and Junior-Senior Banquet, and in the National Honor Society. Kathleen Smith graduated in 1966 from Sacred Heart of Jesus High School in New Orleans, and in 1970 she graduated from University of Dallas with a B.A. in Mathematics. She received her Masters of Science in mathematics from the University of Central Arkansas. She also attended North Texas State University and University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Mrs. Creech and Miss Smith, because you have giv- en us a part of yourselves in preparing us for adult life, we would like to say thank you and we love you by bestowing upon you what we feel is a great honor, the dedication of our yearbook. 4 CLASSES Father Joseph Behr- is superintendent of our school. Sister Jeanne- is prin- cipal, teaches reli- gion, sponsors the Stu- dent Council and counsels the students. Sister Rita- teaches religion and Freshman Science, co-sponsors Seniors, CCD, Drama Club, and the Senior Play. Mrs. McKenzie is sec - retary to the principal. 6 Coach W. White - Coaches Jr. and Sr. Boy Basketball, teach- es P.E., Health and Drivers Ed. Coach K. Mourot- Coaches Jr. and Sr. Girls Basketball. She also teaches P.E., Bi- ology, and Advanced Biology. Mrs. T. Creech- teaches Sr. High Eng- lish, Creative Writing, and Drama. She is co- sponsor of the Senior Class, Drama Club, and Literary Magazine. Miss K. Smith- teaches Sr. High Mathematics, sponsors the Junior Class, and co-sponsors the Na- tional Honor Society. Mrs. B. Graham - teaches Jr. High Math and Freshman English, sponsors the Seventh grade, and co-sponsors the National Honor Society. Mrs. L. Wenger- teaches Jr. High read- ing and English. 7 Mrs. S. Serio- teaches Jr. High Science, and Home Economics. She is co-sponsor of the Cheerleaders. Mr. D. McDonald- teaches Social Studies, sponsors the Freshman Class, sponsors the Jr. Optimist Club. 8 Jody Hambuchen Toby Hart Sponsored by Martin Jerry Hiegel Isenberg n Mark Jackson Karla Kordsmeier Pam Miller Louise Leding Jeff Moix 12 Greg Kordsmeier Mary Beth Mongomery Michelle Mogan Jim Shamburger Michelle Strause Paula Nahlen Rita Simon Charles Thessing Bobbie Ann Tyler Joe Clafflin-Most Talented-4; Drama Club-4. Debbie Crawford-Spanish Club-1,2, treasurer-2; CYO-1,2,3,4; Basketball Team-1,2,3,4; Class Favorite-4. Theresa Enderlin-Basketball Team-1,2; Literary Magazine-1; NHS-2,3,4, Secretary-4; CYO- 1,2,3,4, Vice President-;4; Safety Council-2,3, Secretary, Treasurer-3; Cheerleader-3; Drama Club-4; Class Treasurer-4; May Queen-4; Sweet- heart-4. Allen Gary-Key Club-2; Drama Club-4; Class Favor- ite-1,4. Annette Gunderman-Young Thoughts-1; N11S-4; Spanish Club-1,2; Yearbook Editor-4; CYO- 1,2,3,4; Drama Club-4. Jody Hambuchen-Student Council-1,2,3,4, Secre- tary-3,4; NHS-2,3,4, Vice President-4; Art dub- ii SCMC-1; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Literary Maga- zine-1; Safety'Council-3; CYO-1,2,3,4; Freshman Homecoming Maid-1; Drama Club-4; Girls State- Si Valedictorian-4; B-st Dressed-3,4; Most Studi- ous-4; Most Likely to Suceed-4; Most Feminine-4; Beauty Queen-4; Senior Homecoming Maid; Class Vice President-3. Toby Hart-CSMC-1; Literary Magazine-1; Cheer- leading-1; Diet Council-1; Art Club-1; Basket- ball-2,3,4; NHS-2,3,4; Treasurer-3,4; Student Council-2,3; CYO-2,3; Class Treasurer-3; Drama Club-4; Most Athletic-4; Most Talented-4; Salu- ta torian- 4. Jerry Hiegel- Spanish Club-1,2,3; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Student Council-1,2,3,4, President-4; Liturgical Committee-1; Literary' Magazine Editor - 1; Key Club-2,3,4, Secretary-3; NHS-2,3,4; Class President-3; Boy’s State-3; CYO-4; Drama Club-4; Sandra Hoyt-Literary Magazine-1; Safety Council-4; Drama Club-4. Mark Jackson-Key Club-3; Drama Club-4; Most Masculine-4. Greg Kordsmeier- Basketball-1; Drama Club-4. Karla Kordsmeier-CYO-1,2,3,4; Drama Club-4; Class Treasurer-2. Louise Ledding-CYO-1,2,3,4; President-4; Basket- ball-1,2,3,4, Literary Magazine-1; NHS-2,3,4; CCD Teacher-1,4; Drama Club-4; Soph. Class Treasurer-2; Maid of Honor-4; Class Secretary-4. Debbie Loyd-Class Vice President-4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; CYO-3,4; Student Council-1,2; Drama Club-4. Pamela Miller-Basketball-1,2, Manager-3; Safety Council-4; Drama Club-4; Spanish Club-1,4; NHS-2,3,4; Track-2; CYO-2,3; CCD-4. Jeffery Moix-Basketball-1,2,3,4; Safety Council- 1,2; Spanish Club-1,2; Key Club-2; CYO-3; Dra- ma Club-4. Mary Beth Montgomery-Pep Squad-1; Spanish Club- 1,2; CYO-1,2,3; Choral Croup-1,2,3, Vice Presi- dent-3; Literary Magazine-1; Class President-2; Drama Club; Model UN-4. Michelle S. Morgan-Class Secretary-1; CYO-1; Dra- ma Club-4; May Crowning Attendant-4. Paula Nahlen-Cheerleader- 1,2,4; Spanish Club- 1,2,3, Presidcnt-3; NHS-2,3,4; Basketball Man- ager-3; Drama Club-4; CYO-1,2; Class President - 4; Wittiest-4; Friendliest-4. Troy Powell-Art Club-1; CYO-3,4; Drama Club-4; Student Council-1; Class Favorite-3; Best Personal- ity-4. Jim Shamburger-CYO-3,4; Class Favorite-2; Boy’s State-3; Drama Club-4; Yearbook Staff-1; Safety Council-4, Vice President-4; Valentine Beau-4. Rita Simon-Choral Group- 1,2, Sec. f Treasurer- 1; CYO-3,4; Drama Club-4. Steva Stone-Choral Group-1,2, Sec. f Treasurer-1; Drama Club-4. Michelle Strause-Track-2; Cheerleader-1,2,3,4, Captain-1,2,3,4; NHS-2,3,4, Historian-4; Span- ish Club-1,2; Drama Club-4; Student Council- 1.2.3.4, Vice President-4; Homecoming Queen-4; Sophomore Maid-2; Best Personality-4; Girl's State - 3. Charlie Thessing-Liturgical Committee-1; Choral Group-1,2,3; CSMC-1,2; Orchestra-2,3,4; CCD- 4; Model UN-4; National Model UN-4; Yearbook- 3.4, Co-editor-4; CYO-3,4; Drama Club-4. Bobbie Ann Tyler-Class President-1; Spanish Club- 1,2; Young Thoughts-1; CYO-1,2,3,4; N1IS-3, Historian-3, President-4; Class Favorite-3; Na- tional Model UN-4; Drama Club-4; May Crowning Attendant-4. pe Uniore of 1979 when they first started their school career in Patsy Bruich's 1966 Kindergarten. First row-Theresa En- derlrn; Bobbie Ann Tyler; Diane Paladino; Paula Nahlen; Michelle Strause; Merke Manley; Second row-Linda Luyet; Un known [Unknown; Melinda Hartje; Pam Miller; Sandra Hoyt; Third row-jerry Hiegel; Jim Favre; Hank Drummer; Jeff Moix; Charles Thessing; Tim Welter; The Seniors of 1979 at their First Communion in March, 1969. First row-David Irby; Joe Claflin; Tim Welter; Charles Thessing; Jeff Moix; Michael Irby; Second row-Linda Luyet; Pam Miller; Sandra Hoyt, Cynthia Halter; Annette Cunder- man; Melinda Hartje; Toby Hart; Helen Rappold; Third row-Dennis Halter; Tim Quirk; James Bates; Greg Kordsmeier; Billy M°ix; Mathew (Wall) Schichtl; Jerry Hiegel; Troy Powell; Charles Lock; Fourth row-Rita Simon; Michelle Strause; Marilyn Dickerson; Robbie Ann Tyler; Theresa Enderlin; Paula Nahlen; Karla Koidsmeier; Diane Paladino; Rev. Martin Conroy. Column one: Carmen Clark, Mark Enderlin, Dan Flowers, Mitch Hart, Eddie Hoebeman, Claudette Lasley. Column two: Jack Dayer, Dee Ann Freyalden- hoven, James Harvey, Terry Lipsmeyer. Column three: Jill Dayer, Ray Enderlin, Roger Freyaldenho- ven, Marc Hatfield, Martina Kordsmeier, Roger Marcotte. 18 Column one: Robert Massery, Melinda Nabholz, Susan Rutherford, Ericka Sanders, Laura Schrekenhofer, Tom Walsh. Column two: Kim Mayor, Teddy Widen. Column three: Robert Mayor, Rosie Nabholz, Diana Ramsey, Curt Schichtl, Paula Thines, John Walter. 19 20 Laura Bello Paul Bruich Herman Camott Michael Cornwell Tommy Crawford Robert Halter Charlie Hambuchen Debbie Hoelzman Bridget Kordsmeier Chris Kordsmeier Elaine Kordsmeier Keith Kordsmeier 2; 24 Calvin Brannon Cory Cogbum Anita Downey Carolyn Enderlin Vincent Feck Dana Freyaldenhoven Tim Freyaldenhoven Todd Freyaldenhoven John Gunderman Joyce Halter Eddie Hambuchen Kevin Herr Dianne Hoelzeman Scott Hoelzeman Mark Hopkins Jill Kordsmeier Joe Lachowsky Laura Lock ianet Luyet odd Lyssy Ja Ti Karen Mayor Alison Moix Brian Moix Christine Moix Debbie Moix Cindy Morgan John Nabholz Linda Nabholz Tommy Nabholz Brenda Nahlen Angie Rutherford Lynne Schreiber Michael Schichtl Barney Schulte Margie Seiter Daniel Simon Tressie Thessing Joe Troillet Anthony Velte Janie Worm Cindy Bates Mary Bausom Pauline Bello Susan Briggler James Clark Diane Freyaldenhoven James Freyaldenhoven Bridget Halter David Hambuchen Richie Hambuchen Annette Hannon Mathilda Hatfield Lisa Hopkins Chris Hoyt Allen Kordsmeier Mary Ellen Kordsmeier Valerie Kordsmeier Elizabeth Lachowsky Sydnee Manley Randy Mayor 30 Keith Meyer Brad Miljan Brent Moix Jay Moix John Moix Ricky Moix Michael Nahlen Eric Schichtl Brian Schrekenhofer Robert Shamburger Ann Siebenmorgen Jim Skelton Jay Stoltr Kelly Stone Russell Thessing Marsha Troillet Tim Tyler Katrina Walsh Sarah Webb Albert Worm 31 32 Roberta Callahan Jacqueline Enderlin Marilyn Enderlin Paul Flowers Michelle Freyaldenhoven Steve Freyaldenhoven Anita Feck Leslie Halter Libby Halter Brad Hegeman Linda Hoelzeman Rick Hoelzeman 34 Alicia Johnson Leslie Lasley Jimmy Linch Cindy Massery Eric Moix Kenneth Moix Richard Moix Greg Nabholz Paul Nahlen David Ney Mark Paladino Linda Sponer Jackie Tyler Micheal Velte Shelby Woodson 35 ACTIVITIES The 1978-79 Homecoming was held on December 15. Michelle Strause reigned as queen. Her escorts were Mitch Hart and Mark Hatfield. Louise Leding served as Maid of Honor. Her escorts were Troy Powell and Tom Walsh. Senior Maid was Jody Hambuchen. Jody's escorts were Chris Kordsmeier and Jeff Moix. Martina Kordsmeier was Junior Maid. Her escorts were Jack Dayer and Robert Massery. Sophomore Maid was Debbie Hoelzeman. Debbie's escorts were Randy- Miller and Edmund Moix. Alison Moix was Freshman Maid. Her escorts were Herman Camott and Paul Bruich. 1978-79 Homecoming Royalty The Sophomore Class sponsored the annual Valentines dance on February 17, 1979. The theme was Raggedy Ann and Andy fea- turing Valentines. Mike Lewis of radio station KKYK was the disc jockey. Sweetheart and Beau were won by Theresa Enderlin and Jim Shamburger. The dance was en- joyed by all those who attended. The Valentine’s Dance Of 1979 Spring Formal On April 21, amid lush greenery and a sparkling oasis was held the 1979 Spring Formal, sponsored by the Junior Class. When they were not dancing to the iantastic music provided by Sudden Change, those attending the iormal rested under brightly-colored awnings of the Arabian bazaar or gathered in the courtyard around the oasis. Pine- apple chunks, cherries, strawber- ries , cantalope, cake, and punch were served as refreshments. The evening was truly wonderful and enjoyed by all. The Juniors are to be congratulated for making the 1979 Spring formal such a success. Midnight at the Oasis'1 will long be remembered. 42 43 The Faulkner County Fair Parade was held on Septem- ber 27, 1978. The theme of the parade was love, pro- tect, and preserve our com- munity and our country. The theme of St. Joseph's float was Cleanliness Starts in the Home. The parade was a big suc- cess especially for St. Jo- seph's seniors, whose float won first place. 44 1979 Senior Play A Midsummer Night’s Dream 46 Senior Ring Ceremony 47 Graduation 49 CLUBS Most Feminine And Masculine Most Studious Jody Hambuchen Jerry Hiegel 54 Class Favorites Seventh Grade Linda Hoelzeman And Jimmy Linch Eighth Grade Sydnee Manley And Ritchie Hambuchen Freshman Class Margie Seiter And Barney Schulte Sophomore Class Ann Webb And Jim Moix Senior Class Debbie Crawford And Allen Gary 57 May Crowning May Crowning was held on May 1, 1979, this year. The procession was led by Theresa Enderlin (queen), Bobbie Ann Tyler and Michelle Morgan (maids), and Camilla Nabhok and Buddy Shamburger (attendants). 5« The Members of the 1978-79 National Honor Society are: Top Row-Bobbie Ann Tyler, Rosie Nabahok, Melinda Nabhok, Toby Hart, Paula Nahlen, Louise Leding, Michelle Strause, Mary Beth Mayor, Laura Bello. Second row- Tim Woodson, Ray Enderlin, Jerry Hiegel, Edmond Moix, Chris Kordsmeier, Marc Hatfield, Mitch Hart, Debbie Hoekeman, Third Row-Miss Smith, sponsor; Ralph Lachowsky, Keith Kordsmeier, Elaine Kordsmeier, Annette Gunderman, Laura Schrekenhofer, Mrs. Graham, sponsor; Fourth row-Martina Kordsmeier, Kim Mayor, Jody Hambuchen, Dee Ann Freyandenhoven, Jim Moix. 59 First row, left to right: J. Hambuchen, M. Strause, J. Hiegel, M. Hart. Second row: R. Halter, E. Kordsmeier, M. Hatfield, K. Kordsmeier, E. Sanders, L. Schriber, top row: A. Moix, J. Kordsmeier, T. Thessing, C. Clark, M. Mayor. Left to right: T. Woodson, B. Tyler, D. Freyaldenhoven, J. Moix, C. Clark, Sen. Bumpers, N. Statton, C. Thess- ing, R. Halter, Miss Sublet. Kneeling left to right; L. Leding, B. Webb, V. Kordsmeier, Standing: B. Kordsmeier, A. Webb, C. Thessing, P. Miller, Sr. Rita. 60 The 1978-79 Library Guild are; Front row-Ritchie Hambuchen, Kelly Stone, Mary Bausom, Jackie Tyler, Second row-Miss Sublett, Advisor; Leslie Halter, Alicia Johnson, Ricky Moix, Brad Miljan, Eric Schichtl, Russell Thessing, Third row-Rick Hoelz- man, Anita Feck, Roberta Calahan, Libby Halter, Linda Stoner, Tim Tyler, Dana Freyaldenhoven, Ken- neth Moix. The Members of the 1978-79 Young Thoughts are: Front row-Elaine Kordsmeier, Jill Kordsmeier, Laura Bello, Dana Freyaldenhoven, Jimmy Worm, Second row- Mrs. Creech, Sponsor; Karen Mayor, Laura Lock, John Moix, Diane Freyaldenhoven, Lynn Schreiber, Pauline Bello, Third row-Anthony Velte, John Gunderman, Kelly Stone, Mary Bausom. The Members of the 1978- 9 Jr. Optimist are: Front row-AnthonyVelte, Cindy Morgan, Alison Moix, Laura Lock, Karen Mayor, Second row-John Nabholz, Linda Nabholz, Tressie Thessing, Debbie Moix, Barney Schulte, Lynn Schreiber, Third row- Russell Marcotte, Margie Sieter, Kathy Massery, Stuart Schichtl, Jimmy Worm, Chris Moix, Jill Kordsmeier, Fourth row - Tommy Nabholz, Brian Moix, Eddie Hambuchen, Tod Freyaldenhoven, Mark Hopkins, John Gunderman, Kevin Herr. 61 The 1978-79 Key Club are: First Row-Mr. McDonald, Sponsor; Jerry Hiegel; Chris Kordsmeier, Edmund Moix, Randy Miller, Keith Kordsmeier, Dennis Rappold, Ralph Lachowsky, Charlie Hambuchen, Robert Halter, Jim Moix, Jack Dayer, Tim Woodson, Mitch Hart. The 1978-79 Safety Council are Top Row-Ricky Moix, Robert Mayor, Edmund Moix, Jack Dayer, Jim Sham- burger, Keith Kordsmeier, Second row-John Moix, Alicia Johnson, Jill Kordsmeier, Eric Schichtl. The Members of the 1978-79 CYO are: Back row-John Gunderman, Charles Thessing, Troy Powell, Jerry Heigel, Debbie Loyd, Jim Shamburger, Debbie Crawford, Second row-jimmy Worm, Janie Worm, Beth Webb, Rita Si- mon, Bridget Kordsmeier, Anthony Velte, Daniel Simon, Third row-Ann Webb, Louise Leding, Theresa Enderlin, Martina Kordsmeier. 62 SPORTS The fans again showed their pride for St. Joseph and the Bulldogs at the annual bonfire which marks the be- ginning of the basketball season. The bonfire was a success as were the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs returned to the State Tournament for the third year in a row. The Jr. Boys basketball team won their district tournament and the Jr. Girls went as far as the semi-finals of their district tournament. The Sr. Girls had a good year and fought hard for their 17-17 record. The 1978- 9 Bon- fire will long be remembered for its winning contribu- tion to the Bulldogs. I The members of the 1978-1979 Senior High Boys Basketball team are: (top row) J. Hiegel; C. Kordsmeier; E.Moix; R. MillerjC. Schichtl; P. Bruich; M. Hatfield; Coach White, (bottom row) B. Schrekengofer; manager;J.Moix; J.Dayer; R.Mayor; T.Walsh; R. Massery; M. Hart; J. Clark, manager. The 1978-79 Senior Boys proved that tradition true- lv exists at St. Joseph. Having another great year the Bulldogs returned to the Class A State Tourna- ment at Arkadelphia. Winning the first game on a basket at the buzzer. They lost in the second round in a close game to powerful Grady. The Bulldogs tied for the Conference Championship and among the better non-conference wins were two victories over county rival, Mayflower. With 11 of the 13 players being underclassmen, 2 sophomores, 2 ju- niors, and one Sr. starter a record of 25-9 was achieved. Randy Miller, Jerry Hiegel, and Curt Schichtl were selected to the all-district team. Co-captain Junior Curt Schichtl became the second Bulldog to achieve all-state honor as well as chosen to the area KCON all-star team and was the team's most valuable player. A remarkable year for this optimistic, young team. S.J. vs. Enola 94-22 S.J. vs. Scotland 87-36 S.J. vs. Wonderview 49-54 S.J. vs. Casa 76-63 S.J. vs. Judsonia 49-53 S.J. vs. Concord 69-57 S.J. vs. Rose Bud 55-34 S.J. vs. Quitman 50-53 S.J. vs. Perryville 50-34 S.J. vs. Batesville South Side 62-51 S.J. vs. Bradford 73-51 S.J. vs. Cave City 70-63 S.J. vs. Mt. Vernon 76-39 W’estside Tournament S.J. vs. Judsonia 59-44 S.J. vs. Nemo Vista 66-76 Westside Tournament S.J. vs. Rose Bud 56-54 S.J. vs. Quitman 42-41 S.J. vs. Perryville 58-50 S.J. vs. Greenbrier 53-66 S.J. vs. Greenbrier 52� 57 U.C.A. Tournament S.J. vs. Bradford 71-55 S.J. vs. Cave City 49-46 S.J. vs. Concord 65-51 S.J. vs. Batesville South Side 45-29 S.J. vs. Bigelow jjjf 48-35 S.J. vs. Mayflower 80-71 S.J. vs. Judsonia 40-53 S.J. vs. Sacred Heart 64-49 S.J. vs. Mayflower 64-62 S.J. vs. Rose Bud 49-46 District Tournament S.J. vs. Battesville South Side 48-40 District Tournament S.J. vs. Judsonia 60-64 District Tournament S.J. vs. Mineral Springs 53-51 State Tournament S.J. vs. Grady State Tournament Conference x 48-53 The members of the 1978-79 Senior High Girls Basketball team are: (top row) J. Worm; manager, D. Paladino, D. Ramsey, L. Schrekenhofer, D. Loyd, D. Hoelzeman, D. Crawford, K. Mayor, D.A. Moix, Coach Mourot, (bottom row) L. Bello; manager, B. Webb, M. Nabholz, B. Kordsmeier, T. Hart, L. Leding, M. Kordsmeier, A. Webb, M.E. Kordsmeier; manager. A .500 season record for the Senior girls in '79. Faced weekly with strong competition, size disadvan- tage and playing teams with long time experience, the Sr. girls proved they were a team not to be taken lightly. They never stopped hurtling or playing with intensity. A third place trophy in the Conway Tourna- ment was a highlight of this year's season. Next year they will be even stronger. Let's go Seniors! Love ya, Coach SJH 53 Enola 47 SJH 71 Scotland 36 SJH 33 Mt. St. Mary 55 SJH 59 Wonderview 58 SJH 41 Casa 54 SJH 56 Judsonia 83 SJH 47 Concord 60 SJH 38 Rosebud 77 SJH 75 Quitman 54 SJH 59 Perryville 34 SJH 67 Southside 86 SJH 44 Bradford 60 SJH 53 Cave City 38 SJH 49 Judsonia 75 SJH 50 Cabot 61 SJH 50 Rosebud 77 SJH 59 Quitman 46 SJH 44 Perryville 31 SJH 46 Enola 38 SJH 55 Sylvan Hills 32 SJH 31 Conway 53 SJH 45 Benton 43 SJH 50 Oak Grove 35 SJH 49 Mayflower 47 SJH 42 Bradford 76 SJH 65 Cave City 41 SJH 46 Mt. St. Mary 42 SJH 62 Concord 42 SJH 50 Southside 100 SJH 53 Bigelow 54 SJH 40 Mayflower 58 SJH 41 Sacred Heart 54 SJH 56 Mayflower 45 SJH 63 Judsonia 84 Senior girls record: 17 wins 17 losses. 67 Senior High Basketball 6« The members of the 1978-79 Junior High Basketball team are: (top row) Coach White, T. Nabholz; manager, K. Meyer, V. Feck, E. Hambuchen, T. Freyaldenhoven, M. Hopkins, R. Moix, A. Kords- meier, J. Stolz; (bottom row) I. Clark; manager, B. Moix, M. Schichtl, B. Moix, K. Herr, R. May- or, D. Hambuchen, C. Hoyt, B. Schrekenhofer; manager. Junior Boys S.J. 53 Enola . . 3 S.J. 40 Scotland ... . . 33 S.J. 45 Sacred Heart . 26 S.J. 47 Wonderview . 20 S.J. 62 Plumerville . 42 S.J. SI Mt. Vernon . 19 S.J. 54 ‘Rosebud .... . 21 S.J. 51 Perryville .. . 15 S.J. 46 ‘Bradford . . . . . 40 S.J. 34 Wonderview . 30 ; Sacred Heart Tourney S.J. 33 Sacred Heart • 22 S.J. 52 Rural Special f28 Heber Sprites Westside Tourney S.J. 36 Shirley . 19 S.J. 51 Quitman .... . 26 S.J. 37 ‘Judsonia .... • 45 _ S.J. 28 Morrilton ... . 29 % S.J. 40 ‘Quitman .... . 16 S.J. 47 Greenbrier .. . 32 S.J. 44 Mayflower .. . 43 S.J. 48 Vilonia ...... . 26 S.J. 63 ‘Concord i PT. . 25 S.J. 44 Southslde ... . 25 S.J. 2 Cave City . .. 0 i.J. 40 Forfeit Morrilton .. . 43 m S-J- 30 Mayflower . . 60 Junior Boys Comment With fantastic teamwork and a stingy defense the Jr. Bulldogs won first place in the Sacred Heart Tournament and the Heber Springs Westside Tournament. With a winning attitude established they capped off the year with the Dis- trict 2A championship. The Jr. Bulldogs compiled an overall re- cord of 24-4, outscoring their op- ponents 45 to 29. All of this with- out a starter over 5 9'1. The Dis- trict coaches paid tribute to the team by selecting Eddie Hambu- chen, Todd Freyaldenhoven, and Brian Moix to the All-District team. Brian Moix was selected as the District's Most Valuable Play- er as well as team M.V.P. hon- ors. TTie junior girls basketball team for 1978-79 was: front row 1 to r L. Bello, manager; B. Halter; S. Manley; S. Webb; V. Kordsmeier; J. Worm; A. Hannon; C. Bates; M.E. Kordsmeier, Manager. Sec- ond row 1 tor J. Worm, manager; E. Lachowsky; L. Lasley; M. Hatfield; L. Hoelzeman; D. Hoelze- man i B. Nahlen; C. Enderlin; M. Enderlin; Coach Mourot. SJH 18 Sacred Heart 23 SJH S6 Mt.St. Mary 16 SJH 44 Casa 15 SJH 45 Judsonia 21 SJH 67 Concord 15 SJH 38 Quitman 45 SJH 44 Southside 47 SJH 37 Jacksonville 38 SJH 32 Nemo Vista 36 SJH 46 Bryant 39 SJH 28 Sheridan 45 SJH 40 Morrilton 27 SJH 2 Cave City 0 SJH 25 Rosebud 24 SJH 45 Perryville 25 SJH 32 Enola 30 SJH 47 Oak Grove 22 SJH 32 Bradford 26 SJH 66 Conway 4 SJH 33 Conway 38 SJH 39 Bigelow 21 SJH 33 Jacksonville 29 SJH 31 Quitman 30 SJH 34 Bradford 36 unior girls record: 18 wins 8 osses It was fine in 79. An 18 and 8 record highlighted the year for the dedicated, talented and young Junior girls team. Team came first even though blessed with out- standing individual talent. Sec- ond, at the end of conference play, the District Tournament dream of changes faded in a two point low to the Tournament win- ner. But the song of a teammate, 1 'Wipe the tears off your face, what we did was no disgrace,11 characterized its teams successful season. Way to go juniors. I love ya. Coach. 70 71 The Senior High Cheerleaders are Michelle Strause; captain, Erika Sanders; co-captain, Jody Hambuchen, Paula Nahlen, Elaine Kordsmeier, Jill Dayer, Rosie Nabholz, and MaryBeth Mayor. They sponsored a pancake break- fast, a tupperware party, and a bingo. They were also responsible for the Homecoming Dance. The cheerleaders went to Memphis and won the championship trophy. 72 The Junior High Cheerleaders are Chris Moixj captain, Karen May- or; co-captain, Lynn Schreiber, Linda Nabhob, Margie Seiter, Cindy Morgan, Pauline Bello, and Jacqueline Enderlin. At camp this past summer in Fayetteville, Ar- kansas, the St. Joe Jr. High Squad was selected as the most outstand- ing Jr. High there. They were also awarded the spirit stick to bring home with them. 75 The life of Mr. Elmer Murphey touched the lives of all who knew him. Not only was he a dedicated worker but a friend as well. For many years he served the school as a custodian. He kept the grounds clean and we were all proud to be a part of St. Jo- seph. We will never forget Mr. Mur- phey and we will always have a place for him in our hearts. First State Bank Trust Company Main Bank Greenbrier Branch First State East Mayflower Branch Vilonia Branch First State North MEMBER EOlC ENDERLIN’S NURSERY and GARDEN CENTER 620 CHESTNUT ST. CONWAY ARK. 329-2481 Gntuoc. ' 11 r i nni fcl DUNAWAY AND HART INC. HARKRIDER AND DEER STS. CONWAY, ARK. “Finest in Dust Control” CENTRAL ARKANSAS DUST CONTROL chemically treated rental dust mops - cloths - door mats shop towels - fender covers Telephone 327-1813 329-5540 329-5294 Howard Glover, Jr. Rick Simon Polywtnd P O BOX 1166 GERMAN LANE CONWAY. ARKANSAS 72032 (501) 327-1301 Pizza Hut of Conway Pizza Hut of Conway Dine-In 1076 Harkrider 327-1396 Delivery 1076 Harkrider 327-4449 81 Congratulations Seniors! Gus Hambuchen Electric Co. Inc. Wiring Supplies Commercial Industrial Residential 726 E. Second St. 329-3697 Conway, Arkansas Conway Phone 329-3411 Simon’s Front Street God Bless You Seniors “79” Kordsmeier Remodeling Service, Inc. Garland and Hamilton Sts. Phone 329-3865 The staff at KRS Inc. “We Make Space - Since 1965” LUMBER HARDWARE 860 Oak Street Conway, Arkansas Phone 327-7755 DAYER JEWELERS DIAMONDS PENDANTS 804 FRONT ST. CONWAY, ARK. 329-6332 WATCHES BILLFOLDS BIRTHSTONE RINGS PIERCED EARRINGS SERVING YOUR JEWELERY NEEDS SINCE 1955 DEANS FOODS PRODUCT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1979 Good Luck Seniors! TOMMY’S BARBECUE AND CATERING SERVICE Highway 64-65 North Plan For Your Future Now At SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1122 Van Ronkle in. Conway RAMADA INN INTERSTATE 40 and HWY 64 EAST 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. WEEKDAYS CLOSED SUNDAYS PHONE- 329-7703 86 FRANK RIVERS J.C. PENNEY MEN’S CLOTHING AND TUXEDO RENTAL COMPANY 1102 OAK ST. CONWAY, ARK. PHONE- 329-2484 FROM A SENIOR OF ’62 TO THE SENIORS OF 1979 J.C. PENNEY 109 OAK STREET CONWAY, AR. EsH GOOD LUCK SENIORS ANTON’S ELECTRIC WALTER’S CONOCO OAK LOCUST ST. CONWAY, AR. 72032 329-3514 WIRING MATERIAL OF ALL TYPES G.E. BULBS LIGHT FIXTURES NEW MOTORS MOTOR REPAIRS 118 SOUTH HARKRIDER ST. CONWAY, AR. 72032 87 SPECIAL DAY BRIDAL AND FORMAL SHOPPE 1 j nappy Sating j| f HAMBURW fc 1 ONlONjW® Catering Bridal Gowns Formals l BOUQUET SHOPPE Weddings Corsages Arrangements Phone 327-4751 1011 Oak Street Conway, Arkansas 72032 1140 HARKRIDER CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032 Phone 329- 5484 C U t t zJunera£LMome KORDSMEIER FURNITURE 8th Avenue and Vine Street Conway, Arkansas 72032 Ph 327-7727 1023 Oak St. Conway, AR 72032 329-3946 88 @ Central Arkansas Savings and Loan Association Conway Corp Operations of the City - owners electric water and sewer system Compliments of Conway Mills fj||| Faulkner Plaza Shopping Center Conway, Arkansas MODE-O-DAY The Place for Sportswear “We Specialize in Juniors and Vi Sizes” 906 Front Street 327-7564 Theresa Tyler, Owner BAILEY’S See Us For Your Junior and Ladies Sportswear CON-ARK VILLAGE Conway, Arkansas SOUTHERN COIN EXCHANGE We Buy and Sell Gold and Silver COINS COIN JEWELRY A.N.A. MEMBER 069401 902 Parkway 327-0356 327-5218 ROBINETTS ANDERSONS JEWELRY Paint and Wall Paper 1124 Oak Street 913 Front Street Conway, Ark 72032 Conway, Arkansas Phone 329-6949 329-2272 Custom made trophies HAGER JEWELERS 910 Front CONWAY OFFICE SCHOOL SUPPLY Conway 1 153 HARKRIDEfi ST Arkansas PHONE 329 5604 OR 329 5405 72032 CONWAY. ARKANSAS 72032 CONGRATULATIONS (M) SENIORS ’79 24 Hr. Wrecker Sorvict lira's Phone 329J851 Highway 64 Past P O Box 1467 Conway. Arkansas 203? ASSOCIATED FARMERS COOPERATIVE FEED SEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES exchange avenue, industrial park rnwiniu CONWAY ARKANSAS 7203? 745 4108 329 2471 3I§) §$d BEE BRANCH 654-248? Heiligers 908 Front St. Conway, Arkansas 72032 Books and Greeting Cards Hammetts Barber Shop 1102 Front Street Conway Moving Storage Local G Long Distance Dial Day or Night 329-8582 or 327-0278 Moving Estimates — FREE JAMES MOONEY SHARI HAMM HAIR INC. HIS AND HER HAIR STYLES 501-327-5531 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT OR DROP BY HWY. 64 EAST CONWAY, ARK. The Bookworm 1302 Oak Street Congratulations Seniors From Rod and Betty Beasley Rod’s Pharmacy we trade or sell 91 City Lumber 286 Grocery Station Company Hwy. 286 Conway 329-9900 11311 North Conway Phone 329-3821 GO DOGS GO Ye Olde Daisy Fletcher Smith Jewelers Shoppe Flowers, Gifts, and Plants Peggy and Manny Hahn Since 1919 826 Front Watches and Silver China and Crystal Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 329-2842 Baker Drugs © Downtown 924 Front St. Conway Conway North Plaza Shopping Center Coleman’s Office Products Conway, Arkansas 72032 Your Dealer in Office SHORTY’S BARBECUE Supplies Calculators, Copy Machines and Oak and Harkrider Streets 2 Custom Picture Framing Phone 329-9213 KID DUDS WE MAJOR IN MINORS CON-ARK VILLAGE CONWAY Suiters Organs Drums Audio complete lines of ACCESSORIES Amplifiers Television Microphones a««A«p a ATHLETIC SHOP, INC. g Phone 329-3191 828 From St'oel Conwoy. Arkcn ;as 72032 Hitchin Post m j i—jJ 508 OAK STREET 329-2156 NEWBERRY PARTS CO. 91 OAK STREET CONWAY, AR. 72032 ZELLNER’S APPLIANCE 925 OAK STREET, CONWAY LITTON WHIRLPOOL RCA CONWAY MARC’S FURNITURE DRIVE IN SINGER SEWING MACHINES EUREKA VACUUM 559 HARKRIDER CLEANERS STREET QUASAR T.V.’S 329-9691 Marvin Johnson Seniors of 86 are the best Congratulations Jerry from Grandma G Granpa Rossi Beat 'em Bulldogs! Ann Johnson BULLDOGS ARE No. 1 Go St. Joe ! ! June Woodson Shelby Woodson Liz Woodson 1 Kid Cheryl Ney Pam G Melvin Alice Halter Orchestra Sr's of 83 Duck Halter Laurence and Hattie Halter Seniors of 83 Clara Freyaldenhoven Leo Troillet Mark, Michael, and Allen Paladino Jimmy Harvey Congratulations Seniors from Sister Alex's 4th grade Josephine Jackson Bev G Jim Belote Jerry, Karla and Jay Wright Congratulations from Sister Leah grade 1 Nechia Huss and her first grade Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bruich G Sons Brad Hegeman Cecilia Hegeman Bill and Martha Hegeman Miss Favre's second grade is the best! Ruth Crawford Wanda Satterfield David and Christine Thessing Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clary Class of 73 Mr. Paul E. Pruitt Richard Siebenmorgen Seniors '83 are great! St. Joe Orchestra The Massery 9’1 Mr. C Mrs. Charles Nabholz Mr. G Mrs. Don Hall Scrawny Donie G Thin Lynn Frank and Ann Gunderman Congratulations Sr. '79 Mark C Sharon Tyler Inch Worm, Stinkbug, and Termite Mr. G Mrs. Richard Halter Tressie Thessing Stephen Thessing Paula Nahlen ' 'Roadrunners are Junk'' ' 'Kordsmeier's are the Greatest! '' Mr. Michael Phelps Go Sophomores Troop 78 Conway, AR. Wanda and Tommy Satterfield Mrs. Gail Phelps Sister Rita A.J. and Beth Hambuchen Seniors of ' 83 are great! Katherine, Kelly and Laura Seniors of ' 85 Don Pool's Orchestra of 79 Sr.'s '81 are 1 Never Again! Hi Tootsie Bear Mr. and Mrs. Victor Paladino Boy Scout Troop 78 This was sold in our boring typing class Clem G Florence Kordsmeier ''CHEVYS RULE THE ROAD'' P.W. -n- D.M. The Massery Bunch Mr. and Kirs. T.L. Massery Robin Riedmatten Patty Walsh R.R. -n- R.L. Veronica Thessing HGE Builders 329-9404 Seniors of '83 Class of '83 Ann Siebenmorgan Julie Thessing Mrs. Raymond Thessing Go Junior Girls Go Neil Barker Sarah Thessing Go Mr. Mac. 5th period class Cecil Moix Mrs. Amy's 3rd grade is the greatest! Russell TTessing RIVERFRONT WHARF Toadsuck, Ark. i Oceans Of Seafood That Won't Wave You Over Congratulations Seniors Of '79 94 For The Times You Want To Remember