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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1981 volume:

St. Joseph School Conway, Arkansas 1980-1981 Volume 18 2 Seventh Grade Faculty Sports Clubs Activities Senior Activities Advertisements 27 30 31-32 33-44 45-54 55-73 74-88 Dedication The usually difficult task of selecting a teacher to be honored by the Seniors was quite easy for us this year. This special teacher has the determina- tion, dedication, and patience that is needed not only by a teacher; but also by a Sr. Class sponsor. After graduating from Mountain Home High School, she attended the University of Central Arkansas. With an English major and Math mi- nor, she received her Bachelor Degree in Science and English. She began her teaching career with Math at Poplar Street Junior High School. Two years later she found herself not only teaching at St. Joe, but also sponsoring our seventh grade class. She helped us begin our High School years and now she has helped us end them. We can’t thank you enough for all the time and effort you have given us this year. It is for these reasons that we have dedicated our 1981 yearbook to you, Mrs. Graham. The Senior Class of ’81 4 Seniors The Senior Class had a very successful and fun last year at St. Joe. The Seniors as individuals and as a class accomplished many things in many ways. They worked together to make this special year one of their best years. Many memories of High School will remain with each person, but something that will remain with the Sen- iors of “81” is the great friendship and love shared by the whole class to top all other memories. CLASS FAVORITES Laura Bello and Paul Bruich CLASS OFFICERS D. Moix, Treas.; J. Moix, V. Pres.; P. Walsh, Sec.; R. Halter, Pres. 5 Seniors LAURA BELLO . .. Spanish 1; Art 1; Lit. Comm. 4; NHS 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Key Club 4; Safety Council 4; Track 1; CYO 1; Young Thoughts 2, editor in chief; Basketball Mngr. 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; CYA 4, Pres. 4; Model UN 4; Softball Mngr. 4; Girls State 3; Class Fav. 4; Who W’ho’s 4; Sr. Play Student Director 4. PAUL BRUICH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Who Who’s 4; Class Fav. 4. TOMMY CRAWFORD Spanish 1; CSMC 1; Key Club 4; Drama 4; Athletic Supportor 1,2,3,4. ROBERT HALTER ... Art 1; CSMC 1; Library Guild 1; Key Club 2.3.4, Sec. 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Student Council 2,4; Safety Council 3; Class VP 3; Class Pres. 4; Yearbook 1,2,3, Co-editor 3; Model UN 2,3; Red Cross Rep. 3,4; Who Who’s 4; Athle- tic Supporter 4; Drama 4. CHARLIE HAMBUCHEN Key Club 2,3,4; CSMC 1, Class Fav. 1; Yearbook 3,4; Literary Magazine 1; Drama 4. DEBBIE HOELZEMAN ... Li- brary Guild 1; NHS 2,3,4; CSMC 1; Safety Council 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Sophomore Maid 2; CYO 1; Softball 4; Drama 4. BRIDGET KORDSMEIER ... CSMC 1; Safety Council 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Class Treas. 1; Softball 4; CYO 1,2; CCD Program 2,3; Drama 4. CHRIS KORDSMEIER Library Guild 1; NHS 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Student Council 2.4, Treas. 4; CSMC 1; Safety Council 2; Boys State 3; Track 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Who Who’s 4; Mr. SJH 4; Class Sec. 3; V. Pres. 3; Class Fav. 3; Drama 4. ELAINE KORDSMEIER Art 1; Lit. Comm. 1,4; Library Guild 1; NHS 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Key Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2; CSMC 1; Safety Council 1,3,4; Class Pres. 3; Basketball Mngr. 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Maid 4; Beauty Queen 4; Optimist Oratorical Contest State Winner 1; Girls State 3; Literary Magazine 1; Who Who’s 4; AR Young Artist 2,3; Model UN 3. 6 KEITH KORDSMEIER NHS 2,3,4, Historian 3; Key Club 3; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Pres. 4; CSMC 1; Safety Council 1; Who Who’s 4; Yearbook co-editor. RALPH LACHOWSKY NHS 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; CSMC 1; Class V. Pres. 1. JIMMY MASSERY ... Class Treas. 3. MARY BETH MAYOR . . Spanish 1, Sec. 1; Lit. Comm. 4; Library Guild 1; NHS 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2; CSMC 1; Safety Council 1,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 3,4; Homecoming Maid 3; Maid of Honor 4; Literary Magazine 1; Who Who’s 4; Miss SJH 4; Model UN 3; Yearbook 4; CCD Program 4; Drama 4. DAVID MILLER Who Who’s 4; Drama 4. RANDY MILLER Key Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; DEE ANN MOIX Library Guild 1; Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; CSMC 1; Safety Council 4; Homecoming Maid 1; Class Pres. 2; Class Fav. 3; Class Treas. 4; Home- coming Queen 4; Basketball 1,2; Yearbook 3,4, co-editor 4; Drama 4; Jr. Optomist 1, V. Pres. EDMUND MOIX .. Library Guild 1; NHS 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; CSMC 1; Safety Council 2,3; Boy State 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Dra- ma 4; Who Who’s 4. JIM MOIX . NHS 2,3,4; Key Club 3; Class V. Pres. 4; Model UN 2; Class Fav. 3; Basketball 1; Sr. Play Direc- tor 4. DEBBIE PALADINO ... Lit. Comm. 4; Library Guild 1; CSMC 1; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. 1; CYO 1; Young Thoughts 1; Soft- ball 4; Drama 4. PATTY WALSH . Art 1,2,3; NHS 4; Student Council 3,4, Sec. 4; CSMC 1; Class Fav. 1; Drama 4; Literary Magazine 1; Class Sec. 4; ANN WEBB . . Spanish 1; NHS 4; CSMC 1; Safety Council 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Class Fav. 2; Who Who’s 4; CCD Program 2,3,4; CYO 1,2, Treas. 2; CYA 4; Softball 4; Drama 4. BETH WEBB ... Spanish 1; CSMC 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; CYA 4; CYO 1; CCD Program 2,3; Softball 4. TIM WOODSON Library Guild 1; NHS 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2; Student Council 1; CSMC 1; Drama 4; Athle- tic Supporter 4. 8 Seniors Juniors The Class of “82” outdid itself and ev- ery other class this year. With exciting activities such as the fruit sale, U.C.A. concession stand, and annual social this year’s Junior Class was able to afford the best Prom and Jr.-Sr. Banquet ever. Not only did they achieve all their goals, but they achieved them with amazing speed and silence. CLASS FAVORITES Jimmy Worm and Christine Moix. 11 Juniors Carolyn Enderlin Todd Freyaldenhoven Eddie Hambuchen Jill Kordsmeier Janet Luyet Vince Feck John Gunderman Dianne Hoelzeman Joe Lachowsky Kathy Massery Dana Freyaldenhoven Joyce Halter Scott Hoelzeman l aura Lock Karen Mayor 12 Paul Miller Donna Mudd Brenda Nahlen Margie Seiter Anthony Velte Alison Moix John Nabholz Lynne Schreiber Daniel Simon Janie Worm Brian Moix Linda Nabholz Barney Schulte Tressie Thessing Jimmy Worm Christine Moix Blondes have more fun! 14 Sophomores The Sophomore’s enthusiasm in being a part of the Sr. division of the school was outstanding throughout the year. They were active in a variety of school activities. However, their biggest event was the Val- entine’s Dance, which was not only a suc- cess, but, also, a learning experience to prepare them for the difficult task of mak- ing next year’s prom an exciting event. Their participation in every aspect of our school life was greatly appreciated and will always be remembered. CLASS FAVORITES Katrina Walsh and Chris Hoyt CLASS OFFICERS E. Lachowsky, Asst. Sec.; A. Kordsmeier, Pres.; D. Hambuchen, Vice; D. Freyaldenhoven, Treas.; C. Bates, Sec., Not pictured. is Sophomores Cindy Bates Diane Freyaldenhoven Richie Hambuchen Chris Hoyt Valerie Kordsmeier Pauline Bello Bridget Halter Mathilda Hatfield Allen Kodsmeier Elizabeth Lachowsky Susan Briggler David Hambuchen Butch Hoyt Mary E. Kordsmeier Randy Mayor 16 Maria Miller John Moix Eric Schichtl Ann Siebenmorgen Katrina Walsh Brent Moix Ricky Moix Brian Schrekenhofer Russell Thessing Sarah Webb Jay Moix Mike Nahlen Robert Shamburger Joe Troillett Albert Worm 17 ia Freshmen The Freshman class this year was very successful in showing leadership to the Ju- nior High division of the school. Their support and cooperation was evident throughout the year. The class sponsored the annual Halloween Dance in which the whole school took part. To earn money for their class they also sold Halloween Can- dy Grams and held a sock hop. The Fresh- man class was drawn closer together in learning to accept the responsibilities of growing up. - t CLASS FAVORITES Marilyn Enderlin and Brad Hegeman CLASS OFFICERS L. Sponer, Sec.; J. Brorman, Vice; M. Enderlin, Treas.; J. Linch, Pres. 19 Freshmen Jill Brorman Roberta Callahan Jacqueline Marilyn Enderlin Anita Feck Enderlin Steve Leslie Halter Michelle Freyaldenhoven Linda Hoelzeman Freyaldenhove Brad Hegeman Libby Halter Rick Hoelzeman 20 % y Jimmy Linch Cindy Massery Mark Paladino Jackie Tyler Leslie Lasley Melissa Martin Kenneth Moix Linda Sponer Shelby Woodson Beth Maples Eric Moix Donnie Sloat Michael Velte 22 The Eighth grade was eager to become more active in school functions. They sponsored several money raising projects including; a bake sale, a garage sale, and a sock hop. These activities allowed the class to become more aware of their im- portance in the school. CLASS FAVORITES Laura Briggler and Randy Moix CLASS OFFICERS L. Hambuchen, Treas.; S. Freyaldenhoven, Pres.; A. Seiter, Sec.; Not pictured, M. Flack, Vice. 23 Eighth Grade Michael Enderlin Shawn Freyaldenhoven Lisa Hambuchen Robert Hoelzeman Randy Kordsmeier Mary Flack Timothy Halter Grant Hart Aaron Hoyt Carl Leding 24 DeAnn Meyer Monty Moix Timothy O’Dwyer Cliff Steele Joseph Miller Randy Moix Andrea Seiter Darrell Walsh Michael Massery Bridget Moix Judy Nabholz Andrea Simon Tommy Young 25 8th Grade 26 As newcomers to the high school, the Seventh grade demonstrated great inter- est in many school activities. They became part of the school by participating in var- ious clubs such as Library Guild, Choral Group, and Band. The class enjoyed per- forming an excellent play for a PTO meet- ing during the year. These students showed their school spirit throughout the year and made 1981 a year to remember. CLASS FAVORITES Beth Freyaldenhoven and Luke Moix CLASS OFFICERS M. Feck, Vice; S. Hambuchen, Pres.; S. Hoelzeman, Sec.; V. Thines, Treas. 27 Seventh Grade Cecile Bello Mike Brorman Donna Favre Lisa Freyaldenhoven Janice Gunderman Keith Briggler Kevin Briggler David Clark John Evans Mary Ellen Feck Beth Scott Freyaldenhoven Freyaldenhoven Robert Grummer Steve Stephanie Herr Hambuchen 28 Andrew Lachowsky Luke Moix Karen Shamburger Matt Troillet Sheila Hoelzeman Brenda Lipsmeyer Jamie Roper Joey Simon Patty Tyler Christy Hofherr Joe Mayor Daryl Shaefers Vicki Thines Stephen Velte Faculty Mr. T. Miller Principal Mrs. A. Longinotti Math Mrs. D. Webb English History Religion Miss K. Smith Vice Principal Math Coach J. Mallet P.E. Mrs. L. Wenger English Reading Religion Mrs. B. Graham Mr. W. Harvey Math Religion English Mrs. M. Rodgers Coach K. Mourot Secretary Biology Mr. B. Boyd Miss K. Wilson Custodian Librarian 31 Cafeteria Staff. Mrs. Gi Swaffer, Mrs. Higgins, Melanie Cumnock. 33 Sr. Girls Standing: J. Worm, Mngr.; B. Nahlen, Mngr.; C. Bates; S. Webb; M. Hatfield; A. Webb; D. Hoelzeman; D. Paladino; D. Hoelzeman; B. Kordsmeier; V. Kordsmeier; L. Bello, Mngr.; Coach Mourot; M. Kordsmeier, Mngr. Kneeling: B. Webb; J. Worm; B. Halter. SJ 55 Wonderview 52 SJ 28 Bigelow 19 SJ 47 Enola 50 SJ 44 Mt. St. Mary 34 SJ 50 Mt. Vernon 51 SJ 39 Sacred Heart 51 SJ 52 Mayflower 43 SJ 47 Southaide 34 SJ 42 Nemo Vista 47 SJ 41 Guy 74 SJ 43 Bigelow 39 SJ 58 Leslie 47 SJ 64 Vilonia 32 SJ 60 Enola 65 SJ 59 Cabot 24 SJ 48 Lonoke 50 SJ 35 Sacred Heart 45 SJ 47 Mayflower 42 SJ 36 Mt. Vernon 49 SJ 79 Mt. Vernon 54 SJ 46 Nemo Vista 45 SJ 37 Guy 62 SJ 42 Harmony Grove 19 SJ 57 Wilburn 40 SJ 56 Mt. Pleasant 43 SJ 54 Southside 48 SJ 52 Wonderview 36 SJ 38 Greenbrier 50 SJ 52 Harmony Grove 37 SJ 44 Rosebud (B) 26 SJ 45 Rosebud (A) 62 SJ 67 Alread 29 SJ 38 Nemo Vista 50 Spirit, enthusiasm and hard work characterized this year’s Sr. Girls’ team. The girls captured sec- ond place in the Cabot Invitational tournament and finished the season with a 20 - 13 record. This was a school first for a girls team. A special thanks to the “Seniors” for a fantastic year. 34 Sr. Boys Standing: J. Moix, Mngr.; B. Schrekenhofer, Mngr.; E. Hambuchen; C. Kordsmeier; V. Feck; E. Moix; A. Kordsmeier: R. Miller; A. Worm; R. Moix; T. Freyaldenhoven; P. Bruich; Coach Mallet. Kneeling: B. Moix; R. Mayor; B. Moix; C. Hoyt; D. Hambuchen. SJ 65 Wonderview 47 SJ 66 Bigelow 34 SJ 85 Enola 32 SJ 68 Mt. Vernon 48 SJ 74 Sacred Heart 47 SJ 58 Mayflower 56 SJ 60 Southside 61 SJ 69 Nemo Vista 70 SJ 58 Guy 59 SJ 62 Bigelow 39 SJ 61 Leslie 47 SJ 51 Bryant 58 SJ 92 Enola 37 SJ 49 Sacred Heart 48 SJ 80 Mayflower 68 SJ 50 Greenbrier 68 SJ 65 Mt. Vernon 46 SJ 59 Nemo Vista 65 SJ 63 Guy 71 SJ 69 Harmony Grove 64 SJ 62 Wilburn 48 SJ 58 Mt. Pleasant 65 SJ 63 Southside 83 SJ 68 Wonderview 53 SJ 68 Greenbrier 62 SJ 50 Harmony Grove 42 SJ 75 Rosebud 55 SJ 88 Enola 33 SJ 49 Bigelow 33 SJ 70 Guy 61 SJ 63 Southside 77 SJ 62 Plainview 34 SJ 62 Omaha 51 SJ 70 Southside 82 SJ 44 Wilmar 68 The 1980-81 Sr. Boys Basketball team finished their season with a 23 - 12 record. The Sr. Boys season was highlighted by trips to the regional and state tournaments. The Sr. Boys regional was held at Pottsville and they placed second there. They then advanced to the state tournament at the Uni- versity of Arkansas at Monticello. There they played Wilmar, the eventual state champion. They concluded a very successful season with tro- phies from the district and regional tournaments. 36 Sr. Cheerleaders The 1980-81 Sr. Cheerleading squad began their year by attending summer camp at Louisiana Tech. The girls’ many hours of practice paid off when they received 7 blue ribbons, 4 gold ribbons, the 1st place Pom- Pon Routine trophy, and the District Cham- pion trophy. Later in the year, the girls, also, won a 1st place trophy at a state competition held in Little Rock. Besides doing well at camp, the cheerleaders had a successful sea- son cheering for the Sr. teams. With the co- operation, dedication, and support of these cheerleaders, the school spirit was outstand- ing all year long. JoAnne Mayor and Beth Henze, the cheer- leading sponsors, also, dedicated many long hours with the girls. Their help and guidance was an important factor in making this sea- son successful. Clockwise from top: P. Bello; M. Mayor; M. Seiter; L. Schreiber; K. Mayor; C. Enderlin. J8 Jr. Girls Standing: J. Worm, Mngr.; B. Nahlen, Mngr.; J. Enderlin; L. Hambuchen; L. Lasley; M. Feck; L. Hoelzeman; B. Freyaldenhoven; B. Moix; J. Brorman; M. Enderlin; Coach Mourot; L. Bello, Mngr.; M. Kordsmeier, Mngr. Kneeling: P. Tyler; L. Halter; M. Flack; M. Martin; B. Maples. The Junior Girls’ Basketball team continued the tradition of a winning season started four years ago. They worked hard and were rewarded with a runner up trophy in the Faulkner County Tourna- ment. The girls finished the sea- son with a 15 - 7 record. “Way to go Juniors”. SJ 52 Enola 18 SJ 43 Mt. St. Mary 19 SJ 30 Mt. Vernon 37 SJ 45 Sacred Heart 14 SJ 41 Mayflower 18 SJ 43 Guy 45 SJ 45 Bigelow 26 SJ 22 Morrilton 25 SJ 35 Wonder view 40 SJ 33 Plumerville (B) 32 SJ 37 Plumerville (A) 29 SJ 42 Morrilton 32 SJ 51 Nemo Vista 18 SJ 40 Greenbrier 18 SJ 42 Enola 21 SJ 37 Mt. Vernon 36 SJ 39 Guy 41 SJ 37 Southside 39 SJ 38 Wonderview 30 SJ 26 Sacred Heart (B) 25 SJ 37 Bigelow 17 SJ 21 Southside 33 40 Standing: D. Sloat, Mngr.; D. Walsh, Mngr.; R. Hoelzman; R. Moix; R. Hoelzeman; G. Hart; R. Kordsmeier; M. Paladino; B. Hegeman; M. Enderlin; D. Hess; C. Ceding; S. Freyaldenhoven; Coach Mallet. Kneeling: J. Hambuchen; S. Freyaldenhoven; E. Moix; J. Linch. The 19K0-81 ,Tr. Boys Basketball team finished their season with a 13-9 overall record. In Confer- ence play they posted a 6 - 1 re- cord which earned them a share of the conference title. They also brought home two other trophies. In the Sacred Heart Tournament they brought home the runner-up trophy and in the district tourna- ment they also placed second. SJ 32 Wonderview 42 SJ 44 Bigelow 25 SJ 48 Southside 36 SJ 44 Nemo Vista 74 SJ 2G Momlton 43 SJ 34 Sacred Heart 30 SJ 47 Enola 17 SJ 42 Greenbrier 38 SJ 24 Guy 31 S.J 43 Sacred Heart 25 SJ 29 Mayflower 19 SJ 27 Morrilton 32 SJ 52 Mt. Vernon 22 SJ 31 Greenbrier 39 SJ 40 Guy 31 SJ SJ HI Enola Wilburn 32 12 SJ 38 Vilonia 42 SJ 21 Greenbrier 44 SJ 26 Bigelow 23 SJ 46 Guy 40 SJ 27 Nemo Vista 48 Jr. Cheerleaders Clockwise from top: Vickie Thines; Shelby Woodson; Anita Feck; Roberta Callahan; Judy Nabholz; Laura Briggler. The Jr. cheerleaders, also, did well at summer camp. They brought home 2 excellent ribbons, 5 superior ribbons, a District Champion trophy, and a spirit stick with the senior cheerleaders. Along with the seniors, the girls raked leaves, washed windows, and held a pancake breakfast to raise money for camp, their annual home- coming dance, and other various activities. The Jr. cheerleaders’ hard work and dedication made the season fun and rewarding. 42 Sports Banquet The 1980-81 Sports Banquet was held on March 15, 1981. A delicious potluck dinner was served before beginning the ceremony. The coaches and cheerleading sponsors pre- sented letterman and special awards to both Jr. and Sr. teams. Ann Webb received the Father Beagen Award and Chris Kordsmeier received the Jim Banks Award. The coaches and cheerleading sponsors, also, were pre- sented gifts from each team. The Sports Ban- quet was a special ending for the successful basketball season long to be remembered by all. 4} 4S Student Council The Student Council began the 1980-81 school year by re- vising their constitution and sponsoring a computer “match- up” survey in which the ninth through twelth grades partici- pated. They, also, held a Career Day that helped prepare not only the graduating seniors, but also, the upcoming juniors and sophomores for college. These and other activities kept the hard working group busy throughout the year. Bottom Row: A. Moix; A. Kordsmeier; C. Kordsmeier, Treas.; P. Walsh. Sec.; K. Kordsmeier. Pres.; D. Moix, Vice; R. Halter; S. Woodson. Middle Row: Ms. Turni- speed. Sponsor; T. Walsh; V. Kordsmier; M. Seiter. Seargent-at-Arms; V. Feclc M Freyaldenhoven; J. Linch; K. Mayor; A. Feck; L. Sponer; J. Moix. Top Row: J. Worm; S. Webb; L. Briggler; J. Hambuchen; S. Freyaldenhoven; K. Briggler; M Brorman; M. Enderlin; K. Briggler; S. Hambuchen; M. Troillet. National Honor Society Old Members Bottom Row: J. Moix; C. Kordsmeier, Vice; K. Kordsmeier; V. Feck; B. Schulte; J. Worm, Hist.; T. Woodson. Middle Row: E. Moix; E. Kordsmeier, Tres.; R. La- chowsky; L. Schreiber; D. Hoelzeman; D. Mudd; Ms. Smith, Sponsor. Top Row: A. Moix; K. Mayor; L. Lock; T. Thessing; J. Worm; L. Bello, Sec.; M. Mayor, Pres. NHS New Members The NHS was very active this year in school and community service projects. They distribut- ed honor roll certificates, awards at various ceremonies, and recognized the honor graduates at commencement. They sponsored a pledge center and a summer dance to raise money for Muscular Dystro- phy. They were willing partici- pants in helping the Christian Ladies with their activities. These dedicated students de- voted a great deal of time to 46 make the club one of the most active in school. Bottom Row: A. Webb; M. Miller; B. Halter; T. Walsh; P. Bello; E. Lachowsky; C. Moix. Middle Row: P. Miller; J. Moix; P. Walsh; B. Moix; C. Enderlin; C. Hoyt; V. Kordsmeier; M. Hatfield; S. Webb; L. Nabholz; R. Thessing; S. Briggler. Top Row: E. Schichtl; B. Nahlen; R. Mayor; D. Hambuchen; A. Kordsmeier; R. Moix; T. Freyaldenhoven; R. Sham burger; not pictured: Cindy Bates. Seated: Mrs. Longinotti, sponsor: M. Mayor; L. Bello; E. Kordsmeier; L. Nabholz; C. Moix; L. Schreiber, Sec. and Treas. Standing: C. Kordsmeier, Pres; V. Feck, Vice; E. Hambuchen; T. Freyaldenhoven; R. Halter; B. Moix; C. Hambuchen; T. Craw- ford; R. Miller; E. Moix. Key Club The Key Club is a branch of the Kiwanis Club. Its members meet twice a month to create various service projects. For ex- ample; they helped the Kiwanis Club with their annual Pancake Breakfast, attended the Pro Life March at Little Rock, and raked lawns for the people of the community. Their main goal is to serve others and bet- ter their community. Safety Council The Safety Council was re- sponsible for holding monthly fire drills and tornado drills. The club sponsored several as- semblies on fire and tornado safety. In doing this they cre- ated a protective atmosphere throughout the school. They, also, held a “spotters” course for its members. Mrs. Lane is the Safety Council sponsor. Bottom Row: J. Simon; D. Clark; S. Freyaldenhoven; D. Meyer; C. Steele; Middle Row: A. Moix; J. Kordsmeier; L. Lock; J. Halter; L. Bello; Top Row: D. Moix; L. Nabholz; T. Thessing, Pres.; E. Kordsmeier; D. Hess; A. Hoyt; M. Mayor. Not pictured: Mrs. Lane, sponsor. Junior Optimist This Junior club, being of the Noon Optimist, attended monthly meetings at school, of- fered their assistance at the an- nual Chili Supper, and spon- sored a successful dance. This organization prepared the stu- dents for the responsibilities that lie ahead in future clubs. Bottom Row: J. Brorman, Sec.; J. Gunderman; S. Herr; V. Thines; B. Lipsmeyer; S. Hoelzeman; Second Row: T. Young; L. Freyaldenhoven; M. Feck; P. Tyler; D. Favre; M. Enderlin; J. Hambuchen; D. Walsh; Third Row: G. Hart; L. Sponer; M. Enderlin; R. Kordsmeier, Treas.; R. Hoelzeman; D. Hess; S. Woodson; C. Leding; Fourth Row: Mrs. Webb, sponsor; J. Enderlin, Pres.; S. Freyaldenhoven, Vice. 47 Girls’ State Boys’ State These students were selected as the 1980-81 St. Joseph dele- gates for Boy’s State and Girl’s State. The girls attended a workshop in Arkadelphia at Ouachita Baptist University and the boy’s workshop was held at UCA here in Conway. V. Feck; T. Thessing; Jn. Worm; Jm. Worm Seated; C. Bello; C. Hofherr; J. Gunderman. Standing: A. Simon; D. Meyer; M. Miller; A. Seiter; K. Shamburger. Not Pictured: Miss W'ilson, Sponsor. Library Guild The Library Guild serves the school by maintaining the li- brary during homeroom, help- ing to process new materials and preparing bulletin boards and displays. These student aides have an opportunity to in- crease their library skills. They help their fellow students lo- cate and use a variety of library materials and equipment. Liturgical Committee The Liturgical Committee was a group of selected students from each grade whose main goal was to help prepare the First Friday masses and other special masses. With the assis- tance of Mr. Miller, Miss Smith and Mrs. Wenger, the students selected new songs, prepared the readings, and made banners to make each mass well planned and enjoyable. Bottom Row: D. Favre; R. Hoelzeman; L. Moix; J. Brorman; Middle Row: C. Moix; L. Nabholz; L. Bello; J. F.nderlin; Top Row: M. Mayor; A. Hoyt: E. Kordsmeier 48 Choral Group The Choral Group was formed this year by Mrs. Deb- bie Hilliard. She conducted weekly rehearsals to prepare them for different singing ac- tivities. The group held a per- formance for a PTO meeting during the year and went Christmas carolling last De- Seated: D. Clark; S. Freyaldenhoven; J. Evans; M. Troillet; J. Mayor; Standing: K. cember. The clubs first year Shamburger; C. Hofherr; D. Favre; S. Herr; L. Freyaldenhoven; S. Hoelzeman; B. wds a great success. Lipsmeyer; J. Gunderman; C. Bello; Not pictureu: « . Feck; B. Freyaldenhoven; V. Thines; P. Tyler. C. C. D. These girls volunteered to as- sist Sister Noel and Sister Brenden in teaching the ele- mentary age students cate- chism this year. Some of the girls also babysat during the 8:00 Mass. Front Row: A. Feck; J. Brorman; P. Bello; M. Mayor; S. Webb. Back Row: E. Lachowsky; A. Webb; M. Freyaldenhoven; V. Kordsmeier; S. Woodson. Band This year the small size of the band did not affect their ability to have efficient and enjoyable performances. Their weekly re- hearsals enabled them to attain good ratings from each audi- ence. They performed at the Elementary School and the AR Children’s Colony. Mr. Pool did an excellent job with the group making them a superior group. pictured: S. Hambuchen. 49 Yearbook This year’s staff, consisted of all new members with the exception of three. Due to this inexperi- ence, it was a tough, confusing year for all. Howev- er, this did not discourage the staff. They worked for many long hours to make this year’s annual unique and enjoyable. Deep appreciation to Mrs. Lane the sponsor, for her time and patience which helped the staff get this annual published. 50 Left to right: B. Webb; J. Worm; M. Mayor; Editor. A. Moix; J. Kordsmeier; K. Mayor; C. Hambuchen; D. Mudd; not pictured, Mrs. Lane, sponsor. Homecoming The 1980-81 Homecoming was held on No- vember 14, 1981. The crowning ceremony followed the junior boys victory over South- side-Bee Branch. Dee Ann Moix was present- ed a bouquet of roses and crowned queen by Brian Moix and Paul Bruich. Following the royalty, the senior teams split a victory to end the evening. The annual Homecoming dance was held on November 15, in the High School Cafeteria. Colorful decorations to fit the theme, “Circus, Circus,” set the mood for a fun evening of dancing. Music was provided by “Portrait”. si 1980 - 81 Homecoming Royalty 52 QUEEN: Dee Ann Moix ESCORTS: Edmund Moix Randy Miller SENIOR MAID: Elaine Kordsmeier EiSCORTS: Eddie Hambuchen Ricky Moix SOPHOMORE MAID: Pauline Bello ESCORTS: Bubba Moix Randy Mayor MAID OF HONOR: Mary Beth Mayor ESCORTS: Chris Kordsmeier David Hambuchen JUNIOR MAID: Donna Mudd ESCORTS: Todd Freyaldenhoven Chris Hoyt FRESHMEN MAID: Linda Hoelzeman ESCORTS: Vince Feck Allen Kordsmeier 53 Valentine Dance “Love Boat” was the theme for the annual Valentine Dance sponsored by the Sopho- more Class. Jill Kordsmeier and Charlie Hambuchen were voted Valentine Sweet- heart and Beau. They received a double heart cake and two lovely gifts. Music was sponsored by the Sophomore Class. It was an evening enjoyed by all. S4 55 Beauty Queen Parade 1980 57 “Southern Nights”, the theme of the Prom of 1981, was a successful event put on by the Junior Class. The artists and carpenters of their class converted the monotone cafeteria, student lounge, and court yard into a traditional Southern Man- sion. To the surprise of the Junior Class a band arrived at the Prom. “Prophet” was a better band than anyone expected. 5« cKivrfur year yoes jtasuwj ly Another yrom is ficnr To stmt dm Irrntp a jotjeui smile To odurs. binas a tear 3or jour years you fmtr tread a fnrli 3rom dawn to sen mu sun bur turn� dw jMjrh yets .crnjwr And die ilim f is just Inyun Ukre irry ijtad to km ' you m miss you uimt yourr aone JU to dir doss ef SI itir dedicate our ‘Vrom! 59 Kordsmeier 60 Wittiest Elaine Kordsmeier Robert Halter Talented Mary Beth Mayor David Miller Most Studious Laura Bello Keith Kordsmeier Best Dressed Elaine Kordsmeier Paul Bruich Chris Kordsmeier Most Masculine Most Feminine Elaine Kordsmeier Edmund Moix Most Athletic Ann Webb Chris Kordsmeier Sr. Trip On Friday morning. May 8, the Seniors, looking forward to an exciting Senior trip, left the gym parking lot destined for Arlington, Texas.After 6 long hours on the bus, the class was ready to relax at the luxurious AmFac Hotel before their evening at Six Flags. However, due to rain and thunder- storms the Seniors night at Six Flags was canceled. Instead, the class watched cable television and road the trams to and from the airport. The group left the next morning at 11:30. The trip itself was fun and will long be remembered by all. Dorothy Miller, Verena Moix, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kords- meier, and Mr. and Mrs. Graham accompanied the Seniors on the trip. 6 M Sr. Play The Seniors began to work on the traditional Senior Play in late March. After the characters were appointed, long hours of practice began to fill the Senior’s nights. Different class members worked on the set, lighting, publicity, and cos- tumes. This project, which involved the entire class, was proven to be a success by the perceptive response of their audiences and the help and guid- ance of Mrs. Graham. “Rest Assured” brought smiles and laughter to all who attended. The play was presented May 2 and 3. Debbie Hoelzeman and David Miller were chosen as Best Actress and Actor. REST ASSURED Cast of Characters Mr. Morlock Tim Woodson Mrs. Morlock Ann Webb Mary Morlock Elaine Kordsmeier Jessica Morlock Bridget Kordsmeier Joe Lanconi Robert Halter Luigi Lanconi David Miller Martha Lanconi Debbie Paladino Lucifer Chris Kordsmeier Miss Akers Dee AnnMoix George Plew Ralph Lachowsky Mrs. Schmaltz Mary Beth Mayor Dr. Brown Randy Miller Mr. Black Edmund Moix Jake Jimmy Massery Mrs. Frink Patty Walsh Mildred Debbie Hoelzeman 66 67 Ring Day This year the Ring Day Ceremony was held on May 18. This day was special for the Seniors and the Juniors. It was the last day of High School for the Seniors and the first day of Seniority for the Juniors. Father Behr, beginning the ceremony with prayer, was followed by the guest speaker, Mr. Bob Tyler. Mr. Miller distributed the rings to the Juniors through a candle light ceremony with the Seniors assistance. Following thes the Nation- al Honor Society conducted an Awards Assembly in which Honor Roll Certificates and Special Awards were given to outstanding students. The day ended when the Juniors and Seniors went to Western Sizzlin for dinner. The Junior Class prophecy and Senior Class wills were read follow- ing the meal. 68 Jr.-Sr. Banquet This year the Jr.-Sr. Banquet was held on Tues- day evening. May 19. After a delicious meal, pre- pared by the Jr’s parents, Mr. Miller began the distribution of special awards to outstanding sen- iors from the Optimist Club, Kiwanas Club, and the Knights of Columbus. Laura Bello and Chris Kordsmeier were chosen as being overall out- standing Seniors to receive the Father Dellert Awards. The Seniors presented to Mr. Miller a set of beautiful plants for being a wonderful person and class sponsor. 69 Graduation Due to a scheduling mix up, the graduation ceremony was held, for the first time, in the St. Joseph Gymnasium. Special Day Bridal Shop did a wonderful job of decorating the gym. Bishop McDonald celebrated the Mass with the assistance of Father Behr and Deacon Tom Miller. The Seniors sang special songs to accent the joyous occasion with the help of guitarists, Kathleen Smith, Katherine Mourot, Janie Worm, Ricky Moix, and Eric Schichtl. Follow- ing the Mass, Bishop McDonald presented the diplomas. Speeches were given by Valedictori- an, Laura Bello and Salutatorian, Jim Moix. 72 73 CONWAY FAMILY DENTAL CENTER SMILE! GOOD LUCK SENIORS DR. RAY AND DR. 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