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

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Dave Aranowski, Kathy Keller, Joe Qruber, and Mike Carson bring the freshmen to their feet during the freshman orientation pep assembly. Jim Peli, Chad Radandt, Scott Chandler, and Deron Kaczorowski model the latest in summer fashions during their first days as freshmen. 6 Student Life Divider

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Another part of football spirit week was the bon- fire, lit here by senior Tom Houle, held the night before the game. In the fall play. The Admirable Crichton, ju- nior Qus Swanda played the head of the house. Life was fast-paced and filled with numerous activities throughout the year. Although the spirit of giving pre- vailed through the year, students also managed to spend some time and en- ergy to give themselves a good time. For senior Liz Lorton The most excit- ing events are the sports, especially soccer and football! The fans get so involved and I love outdoor sports. I think it ' s excellent the way St. Joe stu- dents pull together for extra-curricu- lar activities. Faculty members spend an awful lot of time working with students on many of the projects during the year. Mrs. Mary Lou Der- went commented I believe that activ- ities are important in their develop- ment as people. IPAVINTINe TIHIE T€WN IBULIE Opening 5

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Homecoming, dances, parties, movies, hobbies, family time, fun with friends so much is a part of stu- dents ' lives that has little to do with academics. After all, leisure and fun are as necessary to learning and life as are books and classrooms. And St. Joe students certainly know how to have fun. ' Painting the town blue is the Indians ' specialty. As senior Eric Horvath says, ' People need to experi- ence life! The Football Homecoming bonfire rages on as the crowd gets fired up. The Indians defeated Hammond 54-6 in the Momecomng game. Hans Weber and Chris Qarboden entertain the crowd with their blues Brothers imperson- ations. i Student Life Divider 7