St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Mr. Kunkel directs the Si. Joe Varsity Band in the school ' s first moior musicol production. f957 Sfinc TftudtMie liiN ' lJ? The Banana Boat Song highlighted the creative choreography of Mrs. Ciretta Buczkowski Coty who so capably directed the dance routines for the entire production. Under the direction of Brother Anthony Clemenle, C.S.C., such scenes as Hernando ' s Hideaway gave added sparkle to the songs taken from recent Broad- way Musical Hits.

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-• Mt f- V ' j-a • .». ...-: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ann McGrogon, Paul Sypniewski, Kathleen Kopek, James Mucha, Carol Manuszak, Leroy Ornat, Rosemary Mast, Francis Schultz. 4%c e The St. Joe Archery Team captured second place in the 18th Notional jnterscholostic Archery Tournament for boys as judged by the Tourna- ment Committee in Bloomfield, N. J. The team also captured second place a year ago, the first in which the Indians competed. Brother Thoddeus, C.S.C, faculty moderator, has had a team for two years and this year it came through in fine fashion in national competi- tion. Five teams represented the school in the tourney, two boys ' teams and three girls ' . Last year marked the first time the girls became part of the Archery Club. The boys ' second place was achieved from score of 2,712 with 479 hits. Members of the team and scores included: Leroy Ornat (488), Paul Sypniewski (488), James Jankowiak (484), Francis Schultz (470), Dennis Bellemore (446), and James Mucha (336). The girls ' team included; Carol Manuszak (492), Rosemary Gundeck (449), JoAnn McGro- gon (445), Tomi Bossett (416), Kathleen Kopec (413), and Rosemary Most (370). The girls ' team to rank 12th included: Germaine Banacki, Rosalie Woloszyn, Sharon Hancock, Mary DeFreeuw, Betsy Cunningham, and Kathleen McComb. LEFT TO RIGHT: Francis Schultz, James Mucha, Paul Sypniewski, Leroy Ornat. (Absent) Den nis Bellemore, Jim Jankowiak. LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn McGrogon, Kathleen Kopek, Rosemary Gundeck, Tami Bossett, Carol Manuszak, Rosemary Mast. 11

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1 Bob Perry, Mike Baker, Ron Fiwek, and Wally Mucho (not shown) rocked the house with Belvederes ' arrangement of Tutti Frutti. Doug Armstrong, Jim Nutter, Sal Cillela, Jim O ' Donnell, play that crazy Pennsylvania 6500. Vftu c on- TfCoden Mary Jane Anthony and Tom Slkoro take o bow after their duet, Hello Young Lovers. The first Finale featured an electrifying combination of modern interpretive dancing backed by the Glee Club ' s vibrant Halleluiah Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Marie Hardy. The breath-taking Grande Finale rendered a memor- able impression on the audience with the solemn strains of Bless This House as the fitting conclusion to the combined efforts of the Fine Arts Department of St. Joseph ' s High School.