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

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B-TEAM: Row 1 — Mary Kennedy, Con- nie Moon, Judy Radecki, Leslie LeMay. Row 2 — Pam Jones, Rosalyn Christiansen, Rosie Kennedy, Katie Kennedy. Row 3 — Coach Larry Shead. Missing — Lori Healy, LeeAnn Dargis, Nancy Reali. VARSITY SCOREBOARD ST, JOE OPP 48 Adams 52 35 Jimtown 33 38 Washington 42 32 Riley 50 38 LaViile 39 54 Mich. City Marquette ARGOS TOURNAMENT 39 36 Kewanna 37 29 Bremen 42 24 Mishawaka Penn 52 49 New Prairie 32 23 LaSalle 41 30 Mighigan City Rogers 60 28 Laporte 33 53 Michigan City Marquette 45 38 Mishawaka SECTIONALS B-TEAM SCOREBOARD 59 25 LaVille 20 15 Michigan City Marquette 9 10 Mishawaka Penn 23 10 Michigan City Rogers 36 13 Laporte 37 28 Michigan City Marquette 19 9 Mishawaka 30 8 New Prairie 6 FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD 22 Emmons 46 19 Beiger 26 18 Brown 34 18 Grissom 28 ABOVE; Julie DesLauries shoots a free throw to increase St. Joe ' s winning margin. FRESHMEN: Row 1 — LuAnn Andreze- jewski, Anna Grecco, Tonya Johnson, Kay Csenar. Row 2 — Lauri Markovich, Donna Bhisitkul, Alice Bullard, Maureen Mulvhill. Row 3 — Robin Davis, Sandy Harper, Mary Ewing, Ann Pica. Row 4 — Jackie Newbill, Jeanne Olson, Beth Bodnar, Carol Strzelecki. Row 5 — Coach Larry Shead, Carol Burns (manager). Missing — Cheryl Burns, Tammy Tragis, Cheryl Dobski (man- ager). Girls ' Basketball 25

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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

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Unity Spells Success Surprising everybody but them- selves, the varsity wrestling squad pinned down a 15-2 record, won the sectional championship, and quickly became the toast of the school. Coach Marty Freidman molded talent with experience, and just the right touch of brotherly love. The Harcus ' s (John and Tom) and the Agostino ' s (Joe, Pete, and Mike) proved nearly unbeat- able combinations. Other outstanding wrestlers were Ray Webber, Bob Szy- manski, Mike White, and Andy Cul- lum. Early in the season, the wrestlers forewarned their power — John Glenn (57-16) and North Judson (52-15) were early victories. Adams ended the first winning streak at 4 games, 32-31. The meet came down to the final match. The sectional trophy, our first ever, was a cumulative effort. Individual championships fell to Ray Webber, Bob Szymanski, and Pete Agostino. Finishing second were Tom and John Harcus, Tom Hoban, and Joe Agos- tino. But the team was 1, with 131 points. Bob Szymanski was the only Indian to qualify for the semi-state. TOP RIGHT: The Thrill of Victory is more than evident in the face of Ray Webber following his pin of a long-time rival in the first round of Regionals. ABOVE: A season of vast dedications and numerous workouts made it possible for Pete Agostino to display superiority over his opponent during Regional action. RIGHT: Intense concentration enables Tom Hoban to immobilize his opponent at the Regionals in New Prairie. 26 Wrestling