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

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St. Joe ' s Pete Scott strains to shoot a basket over the head of a Culver opponent. John Wynn shows a solemn face as he poses for the 59th picture, but Janine looks thrilled. A Special Night For A Special Girl The court anxiously awaits the final decision. From left to right: Janine Airo escorted by John Wynn, tVlary Futa with Jim Budzinski, Janet House and Bill r lehall, Ludy tVlcColles- ter escorted by Rob Jackowiak. Mary Meehan with Tom Kotoske, Micky Muessel and Mike Janowiak, and Delia Thomas escorted by Greg Nash Basketball homecoming came one day after the team ' s close loss to 1 ranked Adams, but spiritis were still high after the team defeated Culver Military Academy. Even though trou- ble came in the first quarter, St. Joe rebounded to defeat CMA with ease. Janine Airo was voted homecoming queen by the student body after the seniors elected her to be on the court along with six other seniors. After the first dance by the queen and the court with their escorts, the disco floor was yielded to the under- classmen. They took over and freaked out to the sounds of the greatest disco artists of the past year until 12 a.m. Basketball Homecoming 17

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Traditions Remain Firm The changing fall colors and cool temperatures provided the set- ting for the 1978 Saint Joseph ' s Homecoming, held on September 23. Jackson Field furnished the location for the football game, at- tended by several hundred die- hard St. Joe fans. The Indians fell to the LaPorte Slicers by a score of 14 to 12, bringing their record to 0-5. The halftime festivities included the traditional float contest, with the freshmen coming out the whin- ners with a float commemorating St. Joe ' s silver anniversary. The student-elected court included Janice DeLeu (queen), escorted by Dan Huber; Beth Healy, es- corted by Pete Agostino; Tammy Klimek, escorted by Chris Blan- chard; Sue Miller, escorted Tom Bolka; Marcia Nelson, escorted by Greg Nash; Susan Valdiserri, escorted by John Suddes; and Barb Wendt, escorted by Dave Mclnerny. Following the game, Indian fans flocked to the St. Joe gym in or- der to attend the annual Home- coming dance. Disco music was provided by a Ball State Universi- ty disc jockey, and the senior class sponsored the evening ' s ac- tivities. J i3t-jr iv,i J ■ ' ,. ' Riding in an MG Midget, Homecoming Queen Janice DeLeu and her escort Dan Huber take the customary drive around the football field during halftime of the game. With the LaPorte fans and bench looking on, the Indian offense, led by Matt Toman, sets up for its next play. A giant birthday cake adorns the freshman homecoming float, which captured the Spirit Jug. Frosh cheerleaders Penny Carter, Anne McNeill, Trice Rose, and Mary Kenny travel on the float. 16 Football Homecoming

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Swahilies Undefeated Intramural basketball this year was dominated by the Swahilies, fin- ishing the season undefeated. The team was led by Neal Kujawski, Steve Ontiveros, Jim Budzinski, and Dave Mclnerny. The team ' s only dis- appointment came after the regular season, when it suffered an agoniz- ing three-point loss to the faculty all- stars. The faculty team, F.S.S., Inc., took first place in intramural bowling at P.N. A. First runner-up was I.T.A.D., with Marty Bergeron as captain, and H.D.C.P., under captain Ken Broth- ers, was second runner-up. Signifi- cant achievements were accom- plished by Mr. Wojtowicz with the high average, Mr. O ' Neil, the high series, and junior Mike Pecina, the high game. The intramural program was run by the Director of Athletics, Terry O ' Brien, with Mr. Gerencher as fac- ulty moderator. All intramural soft- ball games were played at BIy ' s Field using a 16 inch ball. Mr. Hannon helped referee. Mr. Havens trys hard to get a strike this time so the faculty team can beat the students. Chip Zdankus focuses his eye on the center pin where he hopes the ball will hit. Mark Claffey looks for a teammate to pass the ball to as he dribbles down the court. 18 lntramurals