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

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7he End Senioritis had been filling the halls for weeks. Seniors left home- work unfinished and daydreamed their way through most of their classes. Even finals didn ' t seem to pose a threat to the anxious-to-be- free seniors. As the end ap- proached, books were thrown away and crazy outfits and behav- ior appeared. Squirt guns and other suspicious-looking weapons be- gan to come into the possession of most seniors. As the long count- down to freedom finally reached zero, most seniors were too worked up to worry about final exams. When the bell rang on Friday. May 16, signalling the end of period 3, jubilant screams could be heard in all parts of the school. In the senior hall, seniors hugged each other, furi- ously emptied lockers, and happily celebrated their new freedom. When the celebrating ended, memories started to surface and seniors grew somewhat pensive as they realized their years at St. Joe were now over. Both happy and sad that the end is finally here, Renee DeGraff hugs a fellow senior. I. Jim Flood. Tom Zeisz. Dennis Dolezal, and Tim Wilson seem to shed no tears as they dispose of their least favorite book — Physics. 26 The End

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Megan Ahearn and Bridget Bradley listen in- tently during the skit Telephone Hour . Hugo (John Borkowski) and Kim (Margaret Fisher) make up after their fight over Kim ' s friendship with Birdie. Record company manager Joe Yorey, and his secretary, Beth Bradley, realize what they have is true love. Conrad Birdie (Ralph Roberts) delivers his final song before going off to war, while Tom Houk and Chris Patnaude sing back-up. Musical 25

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Sue Corbett, Lisa Trozzolo. Mari Jordan, and Cindy MicinskI show-off their new shades. Mark Halloran, Jean Healy. Mike McLaughlin, and Janine Jacobs clown it up before boarding the bus to King ' s Island, David Schillne and David Flowers show their ectasy after completing four hard years of blood, sweat, and tears. •The End ' 27