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Friendship Key To Fun Sophomore Day 1979 began with a mass by Father Wolf in the gym and a sermon by Brother Chris. Stacy Kala- maros carried out the friendship theme musically through singing and guitar accompaniment. Five buses then took the sophomore class to Tower Hill for the day. Though the weather was cold and windy, everyone agreed the sophomores were brought closer together. This togetherness was reinforced when 200 students had to share 50 blankets. Though the sun rar- ely shone, everyone enjoyed climbing the dunes, playing football and frisbee, and stuffing themselves. By the time the buses arrived to take the sopho- mores back to St. Joe, everyone was wearing warm clothes and anticipating a warm bus. The end of the day had many sophomores ' heads nodding tiredly as Fred Lifton ' s head did to Holly Pajakowskl ' s shoulder. Ann Sullivan and Megan Ahearn can still smile after a swim in Lake Michigan ' s cold water. Even though the day is chilly, Emily Stachowiak, Barb Leiiaert. and Rosemary Van Bergen are having a lot of fun at Tower Hill. Sophomore Day 29
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A group of sophomores chow down at Tower Hi Volleyball was one of the many things that pro- vided fun for Jean Vandervort on Sophomore Day. w - After a year of hard work at St. Joe, Beth Budzin finally lost her head. 28 Sophomore Day
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Bridget Bradley, Ron Linczer, and Judy Berndt enjoy a good laugh as John Krom- kowski looks up their names in the memory book. Proms Combine For the first time in St. Joe ' s 25 years, the junior and senior proms were combined. The night air was cool when the couples began arriv- ing at the Jefferson Ballroom at 8:30. The band Showdown pro- vided the music and soon everyone was dancing to We ' ve Got To- night. Afterward, couples rested at their tables, leafing through their blue memory books. To add a touch of elegance to the tables, mono- grammed glasses were supplied for everyone. The dancing and fun con- tinued until midnight. Couples came out of the ballroom with happy memories of the May 11 junior-sen- ior prom. Phil Patnaude and Maria Tondreau make their way to a table after picking up their glasses and memory books. 30 Prom
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