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

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Jt ' s What ' s hsidc Zkat Counts The gun blows and the stampede is on as SJHS goes for another c.c. victory. Andy Cordischi and Jim Lloyd count the days until treedoin. Openitig 9

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Said Junior Kim Konopa. I believe everyone at St. Joe cares to some ex- tent about their religion. This feeling improves the community because Christian communities are based on service, and St. Joe is very active in community service. Fr. Daryl Rybicki, Vice Principal, expressed his opinion concerning the achievements of the student body throughout the school year. St. Joe students seem to have more defined self-images and self-con- fidence, allowing them to successfully participate in various activities. They continue to respond in all situations. The most important and obviou s re- ward any student receives from St. Jo- seph ' s is an education. Of course, the faculty plays the main role in educat- ing at St. Joe. A quality school isn ' t possible without quality faculty, said Br. Robert Livernois. But the students must be willing to take part in their education. Students at St. Joe are generally academic ori- ented. Their parents are supportive of their efforts. I find that most students are willing to work and want to do their best. What ' s exciting about St. Joe students is that they want to learn, said Assistant Dean and English teacher Barbara Jemielity. Any questions about the quality of St. Joseph ' s were answered when the school was one of 60 chosen nationally for the National Excellence in Higher Education Award. That honor proved that, since it ' s what ' s inside that counts, what ' s inside St. Joe High School is excellent. The Advanced Biology class takes time to enjoy the last days of warm weather. 8 Opening

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Jts What ' s Jnside Zkat Counts Countless Memories lO Activities