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

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Early Surge Yields 6-3 B-Team Record ■ JUNIOR VARSITY ST. JOE OPP 18 Michigan City Rogers 13 22 Washington 14 6 LaPorte 14 Elkhart Memorial 6 11 Goshen 14 Marian 8 14 Elkhart Central 20 6 Clay 14 ° Mishawaka 28 RIGHT: Running to daylight, Tony Man- cuso follows the lead block of Tom Mrocy- kiewicz, to help the B-team gain a record of 6-3. - : 1 ■ ■ K, ■ 1 -»fii ■ lff %- ' 1 ■P - 11 ifl Jt m - ' S v R ■ ■■ ' m M tri 9 i 1 B-TEAM: Row 1: John Piechowicz, Mike McMahon, Pat La- Onderdonk, Tim Mroczkiewicz, Pat Pica, Coach Larry Shead. dewski, Dave Sassano, Tim Wilson, Joe Schellinger, Chris Gion, Norm Hexlep, Pete Agostino, Mike McLaughlin, Jim Kramer, Paul Wojda. Row 2: Coach Jerry Dallessio, Steve Ontiveros, Kevin Jackman, Dave Sheedy, Dave Doyle, Geoff Lyon, John Chrobot, John Gordon, Steve Jackman, Ed Karwowski, Ralph Row 3: Granville Cleveland, Tony Mancuso, Phil Harper, Mike McGann, Joe Sassano, Phil Bambeneck, Mark Mueller, Jim Knapp, George Haley, Ross Garing, Kevin McMahon, Bob Szy- manski. Coach Chip O ' Neil. 12

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On September 24, the annual Corn Roast was held in the back parking lot, followed by a dance in the gym. The corn was donated by Cheryl Ewing. Over 400 students attended the evening of fun, raising $167 for student government. Brother Leo Legendre was the roast moderator and Mrs. Geesman mo- derated the dance. Pam Rigaux was the student chairperson. The fea- tured band for the evening was Low Tide, who kept the audience moving with a wide variation of Top 40 hits and concert cuts. UPPER LEFT: A rowdy bunch toast corn and cokes to the camera, from left, Sioban Coleman, Connie Moon, Melanie Yocum, Renee Cope, Terry McFadden, and Laura Senesac. LEFT: Without the gourmet touch of Mary Abercrombie and Kim O ' Daniel, hot dogs would only be hot dogs. ABOVE: Margaret Derwent, Leslie Le- May, and Janine Jacobs clap to the beat of a Low Tide jam 11

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Frosh Rout Knights For City Title For the first time in his fabled career, Fr. Bly led his men in an undefeated, untied season and the undisputed championship. They ran up 9 successive victor- ies, and 6 shutouts. Co-captains Steve Kubasch and Gary Luwicki led the defense. In the champion- ship game, the Indians, winners of the Westp.rn Division trophy, met Marian, and won 34-6. De- fense allowed only 4.4 points per game, while offense scored 23 points per game. FRESHMEN ST. JOE OPP. 28 Young 8 7 Jackson 6 20 Michigan City Rogers 6 19 Washington 6 20 Dickinson 28 Adams 7 21 Brown 28 Clay Playoffs 34 Marian 6 TOP: The freshmen offense awaits the snap of the ball. LEFT: Tackled on the 6-yard line, the Indians kept on trying and won the game. FRESHMEN: Row 1: Tom Majerek, Tony Bader, Charles Co- quillard, Kevin Kelly, Paul Stackowicz, Robert Sorukas, Craig Scope, Mike Mayfield, Mike Agostino, Terry Pip, Robert Chro- bot, Mark Deters, John Zdaukus, William Dvorak, Tom Jones, Hugh Boocher. Row 2: Brother Alexius, Tom DeNunzio, Mike Berta, Gene Pinczewski, Dan Marley, Mike Crovello, Randy Du- deck, John Hoban, Gary Kulwicki, Steve Kubsch, Chris Rose, Tom Birchfield, Mike Smigielski, Jim Roederer, Bill Witskeu, Matt Sheedy, Mike Bolka, Andrew Bambenek. Row 3: Jerry Coureuse, Dave Koukey, Peter Rauner, Dave Radecki, Paul Bad- way, Tom DIugosz, Tom Bauters, Ken Smith, Tom Fehlner, Joe Cilella. -fissing: Head Coach Father Walter Bly. 13