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

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Homecoming Means Pride Homecoming is a time of pride and joy. This year was no exception. To be- gin the festivities, the freshmen and ju- niors teamed up against the sopho- mores and seniors in the battle of the best decorated side of the gym. Another activity was a ribbon contest sponsored by the student government. On Thurs- day, the boys made an attempt to get the girls to talk to them. If they did, the boy got the pink ribbon. On Friday, the girls returned the favor. Finally, Satur- day night came, with the game and dance. The Homecoming court of 1984- 85 was definitely the best ever, and we are proud of our winners, Pat O ' Malley and Angle Kaniewski. Upper left; Brian snaps a photo of beaming Pat after fiis impressive win. Opper righit: Pat and Angie pose together for the yearbook picture after they were named king and queen. Left: Homecoming Court (left to right); Jackie Wright, Dan Decraene, Michelle Joubert, Andy Hoffman, Becky Barcza, John Duggan. Angie Kan- iewski. Pat O ' Malley, Amy Cunniff, Kevin Kleva. Margaret Bradley. Dave Renbarger. Lower left; Kevin and Margaret in their Sunday best. Lower middle; John Duggan smiles in anticipation for the ceremony to begin Basketball Homecoming 17

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Holiday Tourney This year ' s Holiday Tourney got start- ed with a bang as St. Joe Boys ' Varsity, with a record of 4-3, took Plymouth in a 72-67 game during which Brian Jan- kowski scored a phenomenal 40 pts. The next game against Warsaw, ranked 6th in the state at that time, proved to be a disappointment as St. Joe lost in a close match. The Girls Tourney was even more successful as the 1 1-1 varsi- ty squad defeated Washington and La- Salle before their loss to Mishawaka, giving the girls an encouraging runner- up position. Congratulations to both teams for their excellent showing at the ACC. S s k.- ' ' W i iff- ' ) UA-m el .aa AHi 16 Holiday Tournament

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The Start Of An Ending As Commencement honors the aca- demic achievements of the senior class, Baccalaureate marks the culmination of four years of religious development. On Thursday, May 30, the class of 1985 gathered to celebrate their Baccalau re- ate Mass at Sacred Heart Church. This mass, marking the seniors ' last opportu- nity to pray together as a class, was mingled with sadness as seniors reflect- ed upon the loss of a friend and fellow classmate as well as with hope, as new- ly-installed Bishop John D ' arcy, ad- dressing the seniors in the homily, marked a new era in our religious com- munity. This celebration truly repre- sents the spiritual experience the sen- iors have been exposed to during the past four years, it is at Baccalaureate that one is most aware of what St. Joe has prepared its students for: a life guid- ed by and based upon Christian beliefs and values. Baccalaureate marks the ending of one journey and the start of another. Top: Baccalaureate opens as the class of 85 files in. Middle left: Cindy Houle receives Communion. Middle right: One last chance to get together be- fore graduation Bottom right: Cindy Zappia gives a reading. Bottom left: Our local pastors join Bishop D ' Arcy in our last community mass. Next page: top left: Fr. Rybicki, Bishop D ' Arcy, and Mr. Rauner read a prayer. Top right: A group of senior girls make last min ute preparations before the procession into the church. Middle: Seniors Mary Nelson, Barb Tull, and Dawn Boulac pose for a picture. Bottom left: Bishop D ' Arcy speaks during the mass- Bottom, middle: Members of the 1984- ' 85 student government bring up the gifts. Bottom right: Ann Robinson gives a big senior smile. 18 Bacc.