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A Step Closer To Business For many students at St. Joe, the working day does not end at 3:05 when classes are over. These students await their jobs. Working out of class pro- vides experience in the business world. For some students, however, their job is a means to pay for that special cause (formal dance, class trip, or favorite club activities). At first, handling a job and classes at the same time is difficult, but these students find a way to man- age both, since working provides that extra cash and a closer step to the ' world of business. While at work at Redwood and Ross, senior Doug Regan returns a sweater to its proper place. Senior Barb Lehart checks out a customer at Martin ' s grocery store. Junior Peggy Foley shows off clothes to a potential buyer at The Limited. 8 lobs
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Mike Agostino has little trouble concenlratinq in class, but one ot his classmates seems to be able only to think ol the upcoming weekend. Stepping Out To many of the students at St. Joe, every day of the school week is merely one step closer to the weekend. At 3:05 on Friday, the students finally put away their books and forgot about school for awhile. On Friday nights, they met at football, basketball, and baseball games to cheer the Indians on. After the games, they celebrated either at pizza restaurants or at parties. In the fall, many Saturdays were spent watch- ing the Irish at Notre Dame football games. Other Saturdays were spent shopping, ice skating, sleeping, or shooting baskets with a friend. Satur- day nights were the highlights of the weekends, spent at parties, movies, rock concerts, or simply on dates. And, occasionally, students gathered for ca- sual dances m the gym or formal dances such as the prom. Sunday mornings were spent by most of the St. Joe community at mass. Then, Sunday afternoons were chances for well- earned rest. Students relaxed before it was time to settle down once again and think about school. Tony Mersits and Lori Badur (left) cheer St. Joe on to yet another victory. Kelly Evans, Pam Gottlick, Kim Evans, and Laura Gottlick are among the many St. Joe students who celebrate Indian victory with pizza at Godfa- ther ' s. Lori Dobrzykowski returns from Commu- nion durina mass at Sacred Heart Church. Weekends 9
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