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

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Shot Gun Weddings Performed Mid-October saw the Sadie Hawkins dance convert St. Joe ' s hip city citi- zens into country folk. The dance was in the traditional girl ask guy format. Students enjoyed many of the hillbilly traditions. Activities at the dance included bobbing for ap- ples. Many students, for the trouble of dunking their heads underwater, received laughs as well as apples. Another Sadie Hawkins tradition that was followed was the shotgun weddings performed by the Rever- end (?) Thomas Hampson. Many couples took part in the hardly per- manent bonds. Students bumped and boogied to Zap. Robyn Abercrombie holds her hair back as she attempts to grab a bite from a juicy red apple. Reverend (?) Thomas Hampson strikes a smile as he takes a break from joining couples together in mock weddings. The smiles on the faces of Mary Kenney. Lisa Crandall and Mary Caruso show their enjoy- ment In the music of Zap. Sadie Hawkins 1 1

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Corn Roast: Adds New Dimensions On September 16, 1978, the Corn Roast had a new dimension added. The Students ' families were invited as well as the students themselves. Many families took advantage of the plentiful soft drinks, corn, and hot- dogs at the Corn Roast. Student vol- unteers kept the food coming to one of the biggest turnouts for the year ' s opening social event. After the feast the parents went home, and the stu- dents stayed to jam to the sounds of Congressional Funk. Some of the renditions of songs were Heatwave and Groove Line, as well as some slow dances like By Midnight. When the dance ended everyone was worn out from all the fun they had in the past six hours. More than 300 dol- lars was made; an improvement from the past. All agree that it was worth coming, especially after tasting the corn. Clockwise from top: Gena Kusnierek, Rosemary VanBergen, Chan Monroe. Jean Mane Palkowski and Marty Bickel. Mr. and Mrs. John Leader and Mrs. Thomas Dennig relax as they talk. Andrea Szewczyk and Kevin Lucvynski enjoy a slower beat that Congressional Funk pumped out onto the floor. 10 Corn Roast

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Good Morning, Miss Dove On November 10th and 12th, long hours of mennorization and rehearsal resulted in the Drama Club ' s com- mendable production of Good Morn- ing, Miss Dove . The main character. Miss Dove, played by Mickey Muessel Friday night and Martha Howard Sun- day, closely mirrored many teachers at St. Joe in the eyes of the students. Miss Dove embodies an old-fashioned teaching method of discipline which she strictly enforced. Student turn-out at auditions forced director Jane Sy- burg to double cast main characters. Main characters in Friday ' s cast includ- ed Mickey Muessel, Liz McCabe, Alex Featherstone, Sue Berger, Paul Rhodes, and Margaret Derwent. The Sunday cast changed to Martha How- ard, Joan Kellenberg, Beth Bradley, and Colleen Matthews. Paul Kusbach confesses his wrong doings to his former teacher, Miss Dove. Joan Kellenberg and Liz McCabe split the role of Lucerna, one of the type-casted roles. 12 Miss Dove