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What A Dream The spectators who came to watch the halftime festivities for the 1980 basketball homecoming were treated to something extra. The basketball team had a thrilling one point victory over Penn. Julie Toman was crowned this year ' s queen, and the other nine members of the court Included: Stephanie Abercrombie, LeeAnn Dargis, Jean Healy, Janine Jacobs, Katie Kennedy, Leslie Le- May, Terry Olson, Cindy Szymonski, and Sheila Ward. The unusually large court made the choice for queen difficult. Senior basketball player Phil Harper attempts to pass the ball inside for a score during the game against Penn This year ' s homecoming court poses for a picture during halftime. Missing are Katie Ken- nedy and Jim Hiss Newly crowned queen Julie Toman and es- cort Pat Pica display their obvious excite- ment. Several members of the court, and their es- corts, watch the game from the bleachers before the halftime festivities. 17
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New Type Of Homeconning Homecoming 79 had a slightly dif- ferent twist than previous ones. In- stead of floats, St. Joe had a spirit week, during which each class tried to outdo the other in showing spirit. This year, the seniors won the spirit jug. Renee DeGraff was the Home- coming Queen, and other members of the court were: Kathleen Clifford, Shah Huber, Pom Jones, Tracy Lam- pert, Jenny Mayfield, and Deirdre Zaiud. Homecoming Queen Renee DeGraff and es- cort Paul Freitag celebrate fier crowning un- der on umbrella to fight the rain. !i I 16 Homecoming
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Run For Your Life St. Joe had a thriving intramural program this year, with teams com- peting in sports like basketball, bowling, and softball. The basketball intramural teams enjoyed the lar- gest number of participants, with the championship team being the Running Rebels, with a 14-1 record. The intramural program begins in the fall, with the football games, and continues until spring, with soft- ball. Overall, the games were a great success. Junior Karl Reichold winds up and hopes for o strike during an intramurai bowling match. 18 lntramurals Jim Kowalik attempts to shoot a basket over the outstretched arms of Tom Scholl, Senior Paul Storey proudly displays his team shirt, made for his intramural basketball team.
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