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

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Jts What ' s Jnside Zkat Counts Countless Memories lO Activities

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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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Joe Nelson. Mary Henley. Cathy Fairley. Cara Slamin. Amy Leader. Mary Beth Weil. Tom Pendl. and James Vervael mvolve themselves in the social extirement. Seniors Mike Garatoni and David Horvath. tvto new additions to the cheerleading squad, fire up the crowd at an Indians basketball game. The St. Joe community was filled with activities and events that kept the students occupied year round. In the beginning of the year the school gathered for the first time at the Opening School Liturgy. Jason Thomas felt it re-united the students after a long summer vacation. Two of the ac- tivities that involved the majority of the students were the spirit weeks and homecomings for both football and basketball. A change was made in the spirit week format for basketball. This year the whole school participated each day, for example, dressing up in wild colors. Another activity that in- volved many students was the intra- mural program that includes flag foot- ball, basketball, and volleyball. An event that is unique to St. Joe is its annual auction with Marian High School. This year ' s Under the Big Top auction raised money for various improvements and general upkeep at both schools. The Christmas Dance and the Prom were the largest social events of the year. For many these are the most memorable of their high school experiences. In the fall the Ar- thur Miller play. The Crucible, and in the spring, the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat were put out by the members of the St. Joe commu- nity. Finally in keeping with tradition of graduation, a series of events ended the school year. First, Honors Night, where the seniors received their awards, then the Bacclaureate, which was the last school liturgy for the sen- iors, and finally the graduation cere- mony itself, the climax to the school year. Activities ll