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

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' .Mt-A group o( Rob Chrobot ' s Inendv :;ijrrojr, ' ; h.rr, irid lldsh the Rag-Tag sign. felov St ' i Kubtr.h ar, ' ; .••d Wray display their ernoliorial l-i ippines:; after Rot, ' ' - ' hroFxjl l icarne Homf-cornirig king. Upper riqhtSeniors Tom Bauters, Pete Rauner, and Kevin McCray either concentrate on the game or their plans lor afterwards. Sophomore Mike Gibbons struggles tor a shot amidst many Culver defenders in St. Joe ' s win. Easkettviii Horr.ecorTiir.a

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Bdsketbdll Homecoming ' 81 1981 Homecoming court: Beth Mclnerny. Rob Chrobot, Jackie Taghon, Terry Bland, Stacy Kala- maros, Mike Croveilo, Madeline Garvey, Ed Fredlake, Candy Lloyd, Craig Scope. The St. Joe 1981 Homecoming game wds held on January 30 against the Cu ver Military academy. The St. Joe team displayed their fme ability by defeatmg Culver m an exciting game. Following tradition, the halftime festivities pro- duced the 1981 Homecoming queen. However, the St. Joe student body also elected a king this year. Sharing the honors of Homecoming couple were Stacy Kalamaros and Rob Chrobot. Also on the court were: Mike Croveilo, Beth Mclnerny, Candy Lloyd, Craig Scope, Jackie Taghon, Terry Bland, Ed Fredlake, and Madeline Garvey. All fans of the Indians enjoyed a trouncing of the Culver team and agreed that St. Joe was deserving of their Homecom- ing victory. The spirit of the Indian team showed through in 1981. Seniors Beth Mclnerny and Peggy Rigney lead the crowd in a spirited cheer during the basketball game. Homecoming couple Rob Chrobot and Stacy Kalamaros pose lor their portrait . 20 Basketbdll Homecoming

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Stdr Struck Dean Bowman and his wife show that dancing doesn ' t end in high school. The Midwinter semi-formal dance for tfie year 1981 took place on Saturday, January 31. The theme of the dance was Starry, Starry Night , a song sung by Don McLean. The theme was the basis for the decorations of St. Hed- wig ' s Hall, where the semi-formal was held. The decorations included stars hung from the ceiling. The tables were decorated with white candles and pink and blue carnations. The dance was sponsored by the sophomore class and some fifty couples attended the even- ing ' s festivities. The music to which the couples danced was p-ovided by the Goodtime Company. Despite the seemingly long winter, all the couples who attended the dance agreed that even January seemed shorter thanks to the Midwinter. Mick Tondreau, Colleen Hull, Ellie Shook, and Mike Milani show by their expressions that they ' re enjoying themselves. A suave lay Lewis displays his disco dancing technique to Meg Hill. 22 Midwmter