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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

2 The Senior Class of 1982 presents with honor our yearbook to a teacher and a coach but most of all a friend. The days of these past two years have been enriched by his guidance and friend- ship. Though he has only been here for a short time, he has made a memorable impression upon us. For this reason we proudly dedicate our yearbook to Coach Joe Mallet. Coach Mallet is a native of Center Ridge, Arkansas where he graduated from our long standing rival, Nemo Vista. He attended the University of Central Arkansas where he re- ceived a degree in physical education. He came to us first as a mere practice teacher. Following his graduation from the University in the Spring of 1980, we were privileged to have him as our new coach. During his two years at St. Joe he has taught health and physical education. He has devoted much time to coach the junior and senior high basketball teams. With his superb coaching abilities he led the Bulldogs to the best records in the school’s history. Coach Mallet, through your caring friendship and high standards in both academics and ath- letics, you’ve been an example for us which we can strive to follow. It is only fitting that we dedicate this yearbook to you. 3 Classes John Gunderman Joyce Halter Eddie Hambuchen Theresa Thessing Janie Worm Jimmy Worm Anthony Velte 7 ADRIENNE BONGIOVANNI - Choir. 4; Key Club. 4; Senior Flay. ANITA DOWNEY - Key Club, 1. CAROLYN ENDERLIN - Student Council, 1; Jr. Optimist, 1; Basketball, 1; Library Guild 1; Track, 1; Key Club. 2; Who’s Who, 4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Miss SJH, 4. VINCENT FECK - Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Track, 2; Key Club, 2,3,4; Sec. 2; V.P., 3; NHS, 2,3,4; Student Council, 2,3,4; Pres., 4; Boys State, 3; Who’s Who, 4; Class Pres., 2; Senior Play. DANA FREYALDENHOVEN - Library Guild, 1,2; Pres., 2; Orchestra, 1; Literary Mag., 1; Safety Council, 2; Choir, 4; Senior Play. TODD FREYALDENHOVEN - Jr. Optimist, 1; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Key Club. 2,3,4; Track, 2; NHS, 3,4; Who’s Who, 4. JOHN GUNDERMAN - Jr. Optimist, 1; Safety Council, 1,2; Key Club, 2; Track, 2; Choir, 4. JOYCE HALTER - Safety Council, 2,3. EDDIE HAMBUCHEN - Basketball. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Optimist, 1; Key Club. 2,3,4; V.P., 4; Track, 2; Who’s Who, 4; Mr. SJH, 4. MARY HESS - Senior Play. DIANNE HOELZEMAN - Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Choir, 4; NHS, 4. SCOTT HOELZEMAN JILL KORDSMEIER - Jr. Optimist, 1; Student Council, 1; Safety Council, 1,2; NHS, 2; Yearbook, 3; Choir, 4; Literary Mag., 1; Asst. Editor, 1; Class V.P., 3; Senior Play. JOE LACHOWSKY LAURA LOCK - Jr. Optimist, 1; Class Sec., 1; Track, 1; Literary Mag., 1; NHS, 2,3,4; Safety Council, 2,3; Choir, 4; Senior Play. JANET LUYET - Choir, 4; Senior Play. RUSSELL MARCOTTE - Yearbook. 4. KATHY MASSERY - Jr. Optimist, 1; Orchestra, I; Student Council, 2; Class Favorite, 2. KAREN MAYOR - Jr. Optimist, 1; Safety Council, 1; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain, 1; Captain, 4; NHS, 2,3,4; Class V.P., 2; Homecoming Maid, 2; Student Council, 3,4; Sec., 4; Yearbook, 3,4; Co-Editor, 4; Class Treas., 4; Choir, 4. PAUL MILLER - Basketball Mgr., 4; NHS, 3,4; Choir, 4; Who’s Who. 4; Senior Play. ALISON MOIX - Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Treas., 2; Homecoming Maid, 1; Jr. Optimist, 1; NHS, 2,3,4; Safety Council, 2,3; Class Treas., 2; Y’earbook, 3; Class V.P., 4; Valentine Sweetheart, 4; Choir, 4; Class Favorite, 1. BRIAN MOIX - Basketball. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Optimist, 1; Track, 2; Key Club, 2,3,4; NHS, 3,4; Class Favorite, 2; Who’s Who, 4; Valentine Beau. 4. CHRISTINE MOIX - Jr. Optimist, I; Cheerleader, 1,2; Captain, 1; Track, 1; Key Club, 2,3,4; Pres., 4; Liturgical Comm., 3,4; NHS, 3,4; VP. 4; Class Favorite, 3; Beauty Queen, 4; Homecoming Maid, 4; Choir, 4; Red Cross Board, 4. DONNA MUDD - NHS, 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Homecoming Maid. 3. JOHN NABHOLZ - Jr. Optimist. 1; Key Club, 2,3,4; Literary Mag., 1. LINDA NABHOLZ - Jr. Optimist, 1; Library Guild, 1; Cheerleader, 1; Key Club, 2,3,4; NHS, 3,4; Safety Council, 3,4; Liturgical Comm., 3; Key Club Sec., 4; Choir, 4. THOMAS NABHOLZ - Jr. Optimist, 1; Key Club, 2,3,4; Class Pres., 4; Who’s Who, 4; Senior Play. BRENDA NAHLEN - Jr. Optimist, 1; Basketball, 1; Mgr., 2,3,4; Orchestra, 1; Safety Council, 2; NHS, 3,4; Choir, 4. MICHAEL STUART SCHICHTL Basketball, 1,4; Safety Council, 1; Who’s Who, 4. LYNNE SCHREIBER - Jr. Optimist, 1; Student Council, 1,2; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Library Guild, 1; Literary Mag., 1; Key Club, 2,3,4; Sec.-Treas., 3,4; NHS, 2,3,4; Class Sec., 3; Homecoming Maid of Honor, 4; Who’s W’ho, 4; Choir, 4; Senior Play. BERNARD SCHULTE - Jr. Optimist. 1; Class Treas., 1,3; Class Favorite, 1; Track, 1; NHS, 2,3,4; Treas. 4; Key Club, 2,3,4; Student Council, 4; Safety Council, 4; Senior Play. MARGIE SEITER - Jr. Optimist, 1; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain, 4; Student Council, 1,2,3,4; V.P., 4; Class Favorite, 1; Library Guild, 1; Track, 1; Key Club, 2,3; Choir, 4; Senior Play. DANIEL SIMON - NHS, 4. THERESA THESSING - Jr. Optimist, 1; Student Council, 1; Orchestra, 1; NHS, 2,3,4; Sec., 4; Class Sec., 2; Safety Council, 2,3; Pres., 3; Yearbook, 3,4; Co-Editor. 4; Girls State, 3; Who’s Who, 4; Senior Play. JANIE WORM - Jr. Optimist. 1; Basketball, 1,2,3.4; Student Council, 1; Class Pres., 1; NHS, 2,3,4; Girls State, 3; Key Club, 4; Class Favorite, 4; Who’s Who, 4; Choir, 4; Teenager of the Month, 4; Basketball Captain, 4. JIMMY W’ORM - Jr. Optimist, 1; Literary Mag., 1; Asst. Editor, 1; Basketball Mgr., 1,2,3,4; Track, 1; Orchestra, 1; NHS, 2,3,4; Hist., 3; Pres., 4; Model UN, 2; Class Pres., 3; Class Favorite, 3,4; Student Council, 3; Boys State, 3; Yearbook, 3,4; Bus. Mgr., 3,4; Teenager of the Month, 4; Who’s Who, 4; Choir, 4; Senior Play. ANTHONY VELTE - Jr. Optimist, 1; Literary Mag., 1; Orchestra, 1. J u n • i o r s Junior class, population 31. SALUTE! Pauline Bello Susan Briggler Diane Freyalden hoven Bridget Halter David Hambuchen Richie Hambuchen Mathilda Hatfield Butch Hoyt Chris Hoyt Allen Kordsmeier Mari Ellen Kordsmeier Valerie Kordsmeier Elizabeth Lachowsky Randy Mayor Maria Miller 12 Bubba Moiz Jay Moix John Moix Ricky Moix Mike Nahlen Eric Schichtl Brian Schrekenhofer Robert Shamburger Ann Siebenmorgen Russell Thessing Joe Troillett Tim Tyler Trina Walsh Sarah Webb Albert Worm Sarah's second date. 13 Jill Brorman Anita Feck Roberta Callahan Michelle Jacqueline Freyalden- Enderlin hoven Marilyn Knderlin Steve Freyalden- hoven Leslie Halter Libby Halter Brad Hegeman Linda Hoelzeman Rick Hoelzeman 16 Mark Faladino Donnie Sloat Linda Sponer Jackie Tyler Michael Velte Shelby Woodson Leslie Lasley Beth Maples Eric Moix Greg Nabholz Psst. It’s your breath! Hey! Where’s the party? “Hi. Sugar Plum! Jill’s double date. 17 Tim Halter Jody Hambuchen Lisa Hambuchen Kenny Harmon Robert Harrell Grant Hart David Hess Robbie Hoelzeman Aaron Hoyt Randy Kordsmeier Carl Leding DeAnn Meyer Joe Miller Bridget Moix Randy Moix Gwen Nabholz Judy Nabholz Tim O’Dwyer Andrea Seiter Andrea Simon Darrell Walsh Tommy Young 21 David Hess during Spirit Week Cecile Bello Keith Briggler Kevin Briggler Mike Brorman Donna Favre Mary Ellen Feck Beth Freyalden- hoven Lisa Freyalden- hoven Scott Freyalden- hoven Christa Green Robert Grummer Janice Gunderman Steve Hambuchen Sheila Hoelzeman Christy Hofherr Boys-They’re so immature? Andrew Lachowsky Brenda Lipsmeyer Joe Mayor Luke Moix Jamie Roper Daryl Schaefers Karyn Shamburger Joey Simon Vicki Thines Matt Troillet Patty Tyler Stephen Velte Hey, man! “Space, the Final Frontier” 25 I could sure use a Snickers candy bar. Terry Bates Matt Enderlin Julie Bradley Becky Ethridge Bryan Bruich Joe Flack Mike Dayer Richard Freyalden- hoven 28 Tim Freyalden- hoven Thomas Hambuchen Heather Harrison Beverley Lock Allen the Sex god Robert Miller Kevin Moix Patrick Moix Sarah Nabholz Kevin O’Dwyer Allen Paladino Nancy Sponer Todd Swaffer Veronica Thessing Eddie Webb Elizabeth Woodson 29 30 Father Joseph Behr Superintendent Mrs. Margaret Jones Secretary Mrs. Brenda Webb Business Mr. Tom E. Miller Principal Mr. Dick Jones Religion Mrs. Dorothy Webb English. Social Studies Miss Kathleen Smith Assistant Principal, Math Mrs. Angela Longinotti Math Mrs. Lou W'enger Social Studies, English, Speech Drama Mrs. Barbara Graham Math. English Mr. Joe Mallett Boys Coach, P.E., Health Miss Karen Wilson Librarian, History Mrs. Beth Henze English, Science Mrs. Kathryn Mourot Biology, P.E., Girls Coach Mr. Bart Boyd Janitorial Supervisor Mrs. Renee James Social Studies, Art Mrs. JoAnn Townsend Art Mr. Stephen Haskell Janitorial Assistant 31 “The Model Teacher' STANDING: M. Enderlin; J. Worm; V. Kordsmeier; L. Hoelzeman; D. Hoelzeman; B. Moix; L. Lasley; J. Enderlin; Coach Mourot; KNEELING: P. Miller, B. Nahlen, Mgrs; B. Halter; J. Brorman; C. Bates; S. Webb; M. Kordsmeier, J. Worm, Mgrs. l SJ 44 Southside 49 SJ 51 Sacred Heart 50 SJ 55 Nemo Vista 41 SJ 58 Enola 60 SJ 48 Wonderview 45 SJ 59 Harmony Grove 32 SJ 46 Guy 64 SJ 57 Bigelow 31 SJ 75 Vilonia 29 SJ 70 Scotland 31 SJ 42 Mt. Vernon 52 SJ 60 Stuttgart 37 SJ 50 Conway 51 SJ 72 Harmony Grove 36 SJ 45 Sacred Heart 33 SJ 55 Nemo Vista 47 SJ 69 Mayflower 35 SJ 53 Viola 36 SJ 54 Greenbrier 45 SJ 45 Clarksville 42 SJ 43 Guy 51 SJ 39 Mt. Pleasant 24 SJ 47 Guy 53 SJ 56 Bigelow 24 SJ 77 Leslie 26 SJ 68 Enola 40 SJ 51 Mt. Vernon 56 SJ 37 Mt. St. Mary 34 SJ 2 Scotland 0 SJ 46 Southside 33 SJ 50 Bigelow 23 SJ 46 Sacred Heart 33 SJ 35 Mt. Vernon 44 34 The Senior girls basketball team for the sec- ond year in a row went over the 20-game win mark. They posted a school best of 23 - 10. This young squad (only two seniors) is looking for- ward to next year and an even greater season. s e n • i o r B o y STANDING: S. Freyaldenhoven; R. Hoelzeman; A. Worm; A. Kordsmeier; E. Hambuchen; R. Moix; S. Schichtl; T. Freyalden- hoven; Coach Mallett. KNEELING: B. Moix; R. Mayor; D. Hambuchen; B. Hegeman; V. Feck; B. Moix; C. Hoyt. SITTING: Mgrs.: D. Walsh; D. Sloat; J. Miller; B. Schrekenhofer. S SJ 49 Drew Central 54 SJ 63 Southside 64 SJ 39 Sacred Heart 38 SJ 73 Nemo Vista 72 SJ 73 Enola 50 SJ 73 Wonderview 49 SJ 46 Harmony Grove 41 SJ 60 Guy 59 SJ 49 Bigelow 53 SJ 64 Vilonia 40 SJ 79 Scotland 41 SJ 61 Mt. Vernon 36 SJ 49 North Pulaski 39 SJ 52 Harmony Grove 39 SJ 57 Stuttgart 41 SJ 40 Lonoke 50 SJ 64 Sacred Heart 55 SJ 74 Nemo Vista 73 SJ 56 Mayflower 52 SJ 49 Guy 45 SJ 69 Greenbrier 68 SJ 56 Mayflower 48 SJ 49 Greenbrier 61 SJ 60 Mt. Pleasant 52 SJ 50 Guy 44 SJ 74 Bigelow 36 SJ 63 Leslie 47 SJ 79 Enola 40 SJ 61 Scotland 47 SJ 50 Mt. Vernon 37 SJ 47 Vilonia 34 SJ 45 Southside 47 SJ 47 Guy 44 SJ 54 Pottsville 50 SJ 52 Omaha 46 SJ 53 Guy 60 SJ 63 Biggers-Reno 57 SJ 59 Blevins 68 The 1981-82 Sr. Boys had an outstanding year. They finished the season with a 30 - 8 record — the most wins ever at SJH. They were conference and District cham- pions and runner-up in the Class B NW Regional. They went on to the final round of the state tournament at Monticello and went to the semi-finals there. They finished the year ranked 4th in the Class B State High School Poll. 36 TOP: P. Bello; MIDDLE: R. Callahan; A. Feck; BOTTOM: K. Mayor, Captain; M. Seiter, Co-Captain; C. Knderlin; KNEEL- ING: L. Schreiber; S. Woodson. a 'I he 1981-82 Sr. Cheerleading squad began their year by attending summer camp at U of A at Fayetteville. The girls put many long hours into practice and were rewarded by winning 8 blue superior ribbons. The girls also won a gold superior ribbon for being one of the four top squads attending camp. They received a gold superior ribbon for the Pom Pon routine they brought to camp also. Besides doing well at camp, the cheerleaders had a successful and fun year cheering for the Sr. teams. This year’s group were a hardworking bunch of girls who led the school spirit all year long. 3a 39 STANDING: Coach Mourot; H. Harrison; L. Woodson; B. Freyaldenhoven; M. E. Feck; C. Green; P Tyler; V. Thessing; KNEELING: Mgrs. B. Nahlen; J. Worm; P. Miller; M. E. Kordsmeier. SJ 25 Southside 40 SJ 14 Sacred Heart 24 SJ 19 Wonderview 29 SJ 33 Guy 64 SJ 17 Morrilton 29 SJ 34 Vilonia 35 SJ 36 Scotland 20 SJ 15 Morilton 36 SJ 42 Jonesboro 19 SJ 18 Harmony Grove 15 SJ 23 Lonoke 49 SJ 23 Greenbrier 45 SJ 19 Nemo Vista 38 SJ 21 Greenbrier 32 SJ 15 Bigelow 32 SJ 24 Vilonia 21 SJ 34 Greenbrier 37 SJ 16 Enola 19 SJ 36 Mt. Vernon 16 SJ 34 Sacred Heart 33 SJ 20 Guy 45 The Junior Girls team under- went a rebuilding year in 81-82. Their record was not impres- sive but next season promises to be great. All starters will be re- turning and high hopes are greatly entertained for the 82- 83 basketball season. J u n • i o r B STANDING: J. Miller, Mngr; C. Leding; K. Briggler; S. Freyaldenhoven; R. Hoelzeman; Coach Mallet; R. Kordsmeier; J. Hambuchen; K. Briggler; M. Enderlin; KNEELING: S. Freyaldenhoven; Mngr; J. Roper; R. Moix; G. Hart; S. Hambuchen; M. Brorman; D. Walsh, Mngr. s The 1981-82 Jr. Boys went through their conference season with a perfect 7-0 mark to earn the conference championship. They also won the Faulkner County Tournament. The Jr. Boys finished their season with a 16-5 overall record. SJ 43 Nemo Vista 32 SJ 75 Km'la 30 SJ 54 Harmony Grove 19 SJ 21 Morrilton 40 SJ 58 Bigelow 19 SJ 53 Viionia 19 SJ 35 Morrilton 40 SJ 47 Oak Grove 35 SJ 25 Cabot 23 SJ 43 Sacred Heart 21 SJ 36 Batesville 43 SJ 28 Greenbrier 32 SJ 51 Mayflower 30 SJ 46 Mt. Pleasant 44 SJ 43 Guy Perkins 23 SJ 19 Guy Perkins 17 SJ 49 Mt Vernon 24 SJ 54 Scotland 18 SJ 2 Mt. Vernon 0 SJ 36 Greenbrier 31 SJ 36 Guy Perkins 38 41 J u n • i 0 r C h e e r 1 e a d e r s TOP: L. Briggler, Co-Captain; C. Bello; V. Thines. MIDDLE: A. Seiter; J. Nabholz, Captain; S. Hoelzeman; L. Hambuchen. BOTTOM: L. Freyaldenhoven. The St. Joseph Jr. High Cheerleaders were among the top four squads at summer camp at the U of A in Fayette- ville. This was quite an achieve- ment as there were over 500 girls at this camp. They re- ceived one red excellent ribbon, seven blue superior ribbons and one gold superior ribbon which indicated the nomination for one of the top squads at camp. 42 The 1981-82 Sports Banquet was held on March 29, 1982. A delicious potluck dinner was served before beginning the ceremony. Coach James Dickey was a guest speaker; Charles Balentine was also our guest. The coaches and cheerleading sponsors presented letterman and special awards to both Jr. and Sr. teams. Janie Worm received the Father Beagen Award and Brian Moix received the Jim Banks Award. The coaches and cheerlead- ing sponsors also were presented gifts from each team. The Sports Banquet was a special ending for the successful basketball season long to be remem- bered by all. Organizations 45 c 1 u N.H.S. b s FIRST ROW: S. W’oodson; D Mudd; T. Walsh; L. Nabholz; J Brorman; J. Tyler; P. Bello; A Moix. SECOND ROW: A. Feck; K Mayor; L. Halter; L. Sponer; L Halter; M. Miller; S. Briggler; T Thessing. THIRD ROW: M. Freyal denhoven; J. Worm; B. Maples; B Nahlen; J. Moix; G. Nabholz; B. He geman; S. Frevaldenhoven; D. Si mon. FOURTH ROW: M. Enderlin E. Lachowsky; J. Enderlin; L. Lock; C. Enderlin; C. Moix; V. Kordsmeier; M. Hatfield; S. Webb; C. Bates. FIFTH ROW: R. Shamburger; D. Hambuchen; R. Moix; T. Feyaldenhoven; B. Schulte; V. Feck; R. Mayor; E. Schichtl; R. Thessing; P. Miller. Not pictured J. Worm, President. Student Council TOP: K. O’Dwyer; Mrs. D. Webb, Sponsor; M. Seiter; R. Kordsmeier; J. Hambuchen; A. Moix. MIDDLE: E. Schichtl; B. Freyaldenhoven; M. Freyaldenhoven; B. Schulte; K. Mayor; V. Feck. BOTTOM: J. Brorman; A. Feck; L. Moix; T. Freyaldenhoven; T. TOP: T. Freyaldenhoven; E. Hambuchen; J. Nabholz; B. Moix. MIDDLE: L. Halter; B. Schulte; V. Feck; Mrs. Snyder, Sponsor. BOTTOM: L. Schreiber; L. Nabholz; B. Ma- ples; M. Carlson; A. Feck; L. Sponer; A. Bongiovanni; J. W’orm; C. Moix. Girls State Boys State J. Moix; S. Webb; P. Bello; R. Moix Safety Council Junior Optimist Library Guild STANDING: E. Lachowsky; J. Simon; R. Harrell; B. Schulte; E. Schichtl; A. Feck; SITTING: E. Webb; M. En- derlin; S. Freyaldenhoven; D. Meyer; B. Maples. N. Sponer; B. Hegeman; J. Gunderman; K. Shamburger; C. Bello; S. Freyaldenhoven; B. Ethridge; E. Webb; A. La- chowsky; T. Hambuchen; B. Lock; M. Enderlin; S. Freyal- denhoven; C. Hofherr. School Choir STANDING: R. Hambuchen; A. Moix; B. Halter; J. Tyler; E. Lachowsky; J. Luyet; A. Bongiovanni; K. Mayor; B. Maples; L. Lock; KNEELING: P. Miller; P. Bello; J Moix; S. Webb; J. W’orm; J. Kordsmeier; B. Nahlen; SITTING: J. W'orm; E. Schichtl. STANDING: E. Schichtl; T. Walsh; D. Mudd; T. Thessing, Co-Editor; K. Mayor, Co-Editor; S. Webb; J. Worm, Bus. Mgr. SITTING: P. Bello; D. Freyaldenhoven; V. Kordsmeier; E. Lachowsky; R. Marcotte. Not pictured: Honorary member Dana Freyaldenhoven. 48 1981-82 Homecoming Royalty QUEEN: Carolyn Enderlin ESCORTS: Chris Hoyt Todd Freyaldenhoven MAID OF HONOR: Lynne Schreiber ESCORTS: Allen Kordsmeier Ricky Moix SENIOR MAID: Chris Moix ESCORTS: Vincent Feck Brad Hegeman JUNIOR MAID: Bridget Halter ESCORTS: Randy Mayor Bubba Moix SOPHOMORE MAID: ESCORTS: Jill Brorman Steve Freyaldenhoven Rick Hoelzeman FRESHMAN MAID: ESCORTS: Laura Briggler David Hambuchen Albert Worm 51 P a r a d e 53 The 1981-82 Spring Formal was held on April 17,1982 in the St. Joseph Cafe- teria. The theme was “An Evening At the Royal Palace.” The Juniors created a pleasant, medieval atmosphere with their use of a balcony and a fountain. The decorations were beautiful and the students had a great time dancing to the music of “The Nunnery Brothers.” A good time was enjoyed by all. D a y This year the Ring Day Ceremony was held on May 17. The day was special for the Seniors and Juniors; it was the last day of High School for the Seniors and the first day of seniority for the Juniors. Father Behr began the ceremony with a prayer and talk on the value of education. Mr. Miller distributed the rings to the Juniors through a candle light ceremony with the Seniors assis- tance. Following this, the National Honor Society conducted an Awards Assem- bly in which Honor Roll Certificates and special awards were given to outstand- ing students. The Juniors and Seniors were then dismissed to eat together at Western Sizzlin’. 58 Personalities Mr. And Miss SJH Carolyn Enderlin And Eddie Hambuchen w h Craziest o Janie Worm s Jimmy Worm W h o Most Talented Janie Worm Jimmy Worm Biggest Flirt Carolyn Enderlin Stuart Schichtl h o Most Masculine And Most Feminine s h o Lynne Schreiber Todd Freyaldenhoven Seventh Grade Sarah Nabholz Allen Paladino Seniors n This year the Jr.-Sr. Banquet was held on Tuesday evening, May 18. After a delicious meal, prepared by the Jr’s parents, Mr. Miller began the distribution of special awards to outstanding seniors and scholarships from the Optimist Club, Kiwanas Club, and the Knights of Columbus. Jimmy and Janie Worm were chosen as being overall outstanding Seniors to receive the Father Dellert Awards. The dedication of the yearbook was presented to Coach Joe Mallett who took it as a shocking surprise. n q u e t 67 The Senior Class of 1981-82 pre- sented the play “The Adorable Imp,” April 23, 24, and 25. After the cast was selected late in March they began many long nights of practice. The whole class contri- buted to the play by helping out with the props, lighting and cos- tumes. The success of the play was shown by the enthusiatic clapping and laughter of the audience. Cho- sen by the teachers, the best actor and actress were Jimmy Worm and Jill Kordsmeier. 68 Cast of Characters Hortense Hostetter Betty Lou Cordon Mrs. Abby Simpkins Brian Barclay Malvina Barclay Pamela Gordon Clint Purdy Imogene Van Ryndon Winston Pickrell Dilworth Pickrell Ross Waldron Dana Freyaldenhoven Jill Kordsmeier Margie Seiter Jimmy Worm Laura Lock Tressie Thessing Paul Miller Lynne Schreiber Tommy Nabholz Barney Schulte Vincent Feck 69 s r T r • l P World’s Fair Or Bust! 70 This year’s graduation was held in St. Joseph Church. Bishop McDonald celebrated the Mass with the help of Father Behr, Deacon Tom Miller, and Priests of the Deanery. The Seniors sang special songs beautifully to accent the graduation. Warren Harvey, along with guitarists Ricky Moix and Eric Schichtl, and Charlie Thessing on the violin, sang the song “The Empty Canvas” for the Seniors. Fol- lowing the Mass, Bishop McDonald, Sister Henriet- ta, and Miss Smith passed out diplomas. 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ARK. 72032 PAINT WALI.PAPER OIFTS-ART SUPPLIES CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES COMPLIMENTS OF MASSEY HARDWARE GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1982 FROM THE NHS GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1982 FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1982 FROM STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS OF 1982 THANKS FOR 12 GREAT YEARS LOVE, A FELLOW SENIOR BOOSTERS BLUE RIBBON SHOE STORE DAYER’S JEWELRY FANTASIA MODE-O-DAY WESTERN AUTO ZELLNER’S 87 ■ 1