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

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FRESHMEN: Row 1 — Mark Deters, Dan Marley, Jim Roederer, Randy Dudeck, Chris Chrobot, Gary Kulwicki, Paul Stachowicz, Bob Rose, Terry Pipp, Charlie Harper. Row 2 — Sorukas, Stebe Kubsch, Craig Scope, Kevin Coach Dennis Nowicki, Mike Smigielski, Bob Kelly. MISSING: Gary Jerzak. ' freshmen scoreboard ST. JOE OPP. 41 Schmucker 37 55 Washington 34 41 Jackson 43 37 Clay 33 46 Marian 28 41 Adams 38 51 Dickinson 34 36 Marian 23 45 M.C. Rogers 33 47 Young 43 51 Emmons 54 42 Beiger 41 44 Brown 43 56 Young 28 54 Brown 46 32 Dickinson 35 46 Grisson 28 Freshmen Basketball 23

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Freshmen Take City Championship The B-team fared better, carving out a 4-15 record, but losing 9 games by 6 points or less. Andre Guyton led Coach Rex Dwyer ' s team with 14 points per game, but he was ably supported by Greg Sutherland, Paul Storey, Rick Flowers, and Dave Schillne. The Fabulous Freshmen con- tinued their winning ways by taking the city championship with a 14-3 mark, adding to a legacy started by the football team. Coach Dennis Nowicki ' s squad was paced by Paul Stachowicz, a 6 foot 3 inch tower of trouble for opponents. Grissom was demolished, 46-28, for the cham- pionship. ABOVE: Andre Guyton awaits the rebound from Rick Flowers ' shot in the Washington game. RIGHT: Marty Lukaszewski is at the line, shooting one and the bonus. B-TEAM SCOREBOARD ST. JOE OPP 44 North Judson 37 46 Washington 45 39 Mishawaka 41 26 LaVille 32 27 LaSalle 49 31 LaPorte 44 40 Clay 61 43 Niles 44 41 Penn 45 56 Adams 68 39 Elk. Central 45 34 Buchanon 29 36 Marian 38 42 LaSalle 52 32 Riley 33 31 Elk. Memorial 58 42 Glenn 45 50 Culver 41 B-TEAM: Row 1 — Greg Sutherland, Paul Storey, John Borkowski, Phil Harper, David Flow- ers, Rick Flowers, Dave Schillne. Row 2 — Mike Pfeil, Terry O ' Brien, Tim Micinski, Marty Lukas- zewski, David Doyle, Dave Sheedy, Andre Guy- ton, Coach Rex Dwyer. 22 B-Team Basketball

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Girls ' Basketball Increases Strength Spread the word — the hysteria ' s growing! Hoosier Hysteria, long as- sociated with the boys ' basketball teams, is beginning to show among girls ' basketball teams, as atten- dance increases by leaps and bounds. Coach Larry Shead guided his beloved Indianettes to a 4-12 record, with 6 games being decided by 5 points or less! The exciting sea- son included a 35-33 win over Jim- town (clinched by Erin McQueen ' s steal and floor-length drive with 31 seconds left), a 54-34 victor y over Marquette (Pam Riguax set a new school record by scoring 25 points), and a heart-breaking 37-36 loss to Kewanna (losing at the buzzer on a 12-foot jumper), Julie DesLauries and Pam Riguax led the squad in scoring. RIGHT: Coach Shead is astonished at the skis given to him by his teams. -tmk VARSITY: Row 1 — Carol Cornelis, Deb- bie Jachimiak, Erin McQueen. Karen Ol- son, Julie DesLauries, Pam Riguax. Row 2 — Head Coach Larry Shead, Janet Shafer, Mary Marz, Karen Cramer, Erin Carr, Mary Schubert, Assistant Coach Mary Ann Carr. Missing — Suzy Berry. d 24 Girls ' Basketball