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

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Christmas Party 78 There were games such as the bean bag toss and the Science Club ' s computer games. There were also contests, like warball in the gym, or a trivia game in Room 101 . Food was everywhere: a French restaurant, homemade German candies, and numerous bake sales. All of these things helped to make Christmas Party ' 78 a success. The most im- portant part of the party, however, was not wrapped in a baggie, or stuck to a bulletin board waiting to be popped by a dart. Rather, it was the students who laughed, talked, and spread the Christmas spirit. Yes, on the morning of December 19, 1978, the students of St. Jo- seph ' s High School came together and formed a community which showed what Christmas is really all about. Sophomore Stacy Kalamaros concentrates on returning the ball during a fast moving pong game in Room 214. ping A group of students try to imitate a Christ- mas tree in the gym. ROW 1: Tom Berry, Mike DeGraff, Pete Agostino, Joe Agos- tino, l ike McMahon, Beth Bodnar. ROW 2: Kathy Clifford, Janine Jacobs, Ria Dar- gis, Shelia Ward, Jean Healy, Julie Weil. ROW 3: Jackie Bernard, Susan Berger, Deidre Zaiud, LeeAnn Dargis, Linda Webb. The prospect of beating the clock seems hilarious to Kelly Coleman. 20 Christmas Party

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Jobs Provide Experience One of the biggest parts of the school year for many students is the job that they must go to once classes are over for the day. Nearly all students work at some type of employment during their four years at St. Joe, either after school, or during the summer. There is even a special class at St. Joe that deals with giving students field experience in the job market by having them get their own jobs. Some students work out of necessity, and others because their parents want or expect them to. Many have difficulty learning how to juggle classes and a job, but work is considered one of the best ways of acquiring practical experience, along with a little extra cash for the weekend. Junior Carl Greci computes a sale he has just completed in his job at Thom McAnn, a shoe store In Scottsdale Mall. Mike McLaughlin gets Maureen MulvihiM ' s order ready while he works at Morrow ' s Nut House. Senior Barb Wendt waits on Mrs. Carmichael in the downtown Robertson ' s store. Jobs 19

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Rita Schubert gives a try at the ring toss as Mrs. Miller looks on. Piper ' s Alley: Fun For All Beth Bradley clowns around while working at the Drama Club ' s Ping Pong throw. Piper ' s Alley, not held last year due to the coal strike, was held on schedule March 20, 1979. Approxi- mately twenty organizations partici- pated in the night ' s activities, net- ting close to eight hundred dollars total. Some of the more popular booths included the D.B.O. ' s poker booth, the St. Joe Band ' s pie toss, and the Art Club ' s Aces Faces , which won first prize of ten dollars for the best-looking booth. All-in-all, the evening was quite a success, and a lot of fun! An ever-present crowd gathers around the D.B.O. ' s popular poker booth. The mam attractions ot the Junior class booth had pink noses and whiskers. Piper ' s Alley 21