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

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Above: BROTHKK KDWARD re ie«s the da s typewriting lesson lor his class in contemplation of the following week s practice mate- rial Below: MANY STATK champion teams have played football at School Field Here fans gather early to view another classic battle. SISTER CAROLE LEADS GREAT BOOKS appreciators Bill Caparo. John Derringer. Kathy Sweenev and Barbara Chrzan In consideration of Tolstov ' s Anna Karenina.

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Hard Work Plus Student Support Prove Winning Combination INATTENTION during homeroom period necessitates JoAnne Weil s reading of the announcements on the office window. Above: CONGESTED FREEWAY problems on a smaller scale begin to develop in the parking lot after 6th period dismissal. Below: BROTHER JAMES Gleeson spreads a roil of paper on the floor in preparation to making a sign for a Sophomore Class basketball assembly.

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Junior Prom Spotlight Centers On Impressive Spanish Decor The theme of the 1967 Junior Prom was Moonlight in Ma- drid. Members of the Junior Class and their guests found that the setting of LeMans Hall, coupled with the melodies of the Bob Roberts Society Band, provided the perfect atmosphere for the highlight of the year. Committee chairmen Joe Heintzelman and Mary Ann Hess co-ordinated matters for the social occasion. At the climax of the evening, Melissa McCauslin and Wally Cernak were crowned king and queen. Other court members were: Mary Ann Hess, Tim Farrar, Celeste Fredlake, Mark Policinski, Rita Gearhart, John Sullivan, Marty Stuglik and Mike Peiffer. To accent the theme, a Spanish fountain and attractive fence- work were utilized bv the decorations committee. Left: PROM ROYALTY, Melissa McCauslin and Walter Cernak, enjoy the traditional solo dance after their pompous coronation as queen and king Above: Spanish background key- notes the setting in which Steve Smith and Gail Harden waltz amid dreamy onlookers.