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

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Revenge at Hoosierdome Top left: This score shows the true ability of the football team. Top right: Touchdown!!! Middle left: Stacey Wright and Veronica Patterson lead the St, Joe students in the cheers. Middle right: The team rejoices after their victory at the Hoosier Dome, Lower left: Students enthusiastically lead the team on to victory. Lower right: Indians pile up on Carmei right to the end. Revenge At Hoosierdome 7

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This year ' s St. Joe varsity football team had the honor of being invited to play in the newly opened Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis. On September 7, many students accompanied the team as they travelled to Indy. The Indians ' oppo- nents were the Carmel Greyhounds, ranked 6th in the state in class AA. The underdog Indians used a steady offense and a penetrating defense to pull off a spectacular 24-22 double overtime vic- tory, Jim Sergio and Fred Osborne spearheaded the offensive attack while Dan DeCraene, Steve Goerke, and Rich Fogle turned in stalwart performances on defense. As the game and first over- time period ended deadlocked, the in- tensity and pressure built up. With time running out on the Indians as they trailed 22-16 in the second overtime pe- riod, Jim Sergio crashed over the goal line for a touchdown. On the point after touchdown, sophomore Tom Bhisitkul wrapped up the game with a two point conversion on a bad snap. The victory over Carmel vaulted the Indians to the 1 spot in the class AAA rankings. Middle right: Tim Graf and Joe fSeukiis loo] for assistance. Bottom right; Guy Forrest gets set for a big gain. Bottom left: Tony Pajakowski goes for the sack Top: Indians rejoice after another spectacular vic- tory.

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Drama Club Takes 3 The Wildflowering of Chastity ' was the production ' s classic melodrama. Aunt Absinthe (Anne Swartz) and her innocent niece Chastity (Heidi Heller) live in their humble home owned by Henry Homeward (John Spencer). Their happy life is threatened by Desmond Darkacre (Mike Garatoni) who would like to see them evicted. To top this Melody Bopeep (Colleen Conner) and Violet Nightshaed (Suzanne Sage) re- turn to their home. But luckily the wom- en are in the hands of Terrence True- lung (Chris Koehler) and Sheriff Tinfoil (Steve Henry) who want to see justice done. The first play, The Romancers by Rosland, feature Benjamin (Pat O ' Mal- ley) and Pasquinot (Chris Murphy) as scheming fathers who pretend to be at odds hoping their children, Percinet (Ben Aquino) and Sylvette (Lisa Heint- zelman) will fall in forbidden love. Their cause is aided by Straforel (Theresa Cic- ero) who stages an abduction of Syl- vette. Impromptu ' by Mosel shows how real life can also be humorous. The ac- tors are put on stage and told to impro- vise a play. Ernest (Pat Horvath), the most experienced actor in the group, quickly takes charge. He is blindly sup- ported by Lora (Kari Farrell). Fellow ac- tor, Tony (David Mack) wants the group to think about what they are saying. And Winifred (Heidi Hengesbach) is ready to give up the play. » fl»«:iriS ri