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

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WAKE UP TO SPIRIT Members of the court: Mike Gallagher, Lisa DeCreane, Darby Reid, Kristin Kommers, Tom Bhisit- kul, Michelle Homer, Jim Sexton, Kathy Webb, Dan Applegate, Myndi Mickels, Andy Kuhar, Anne Redden, Andy Kraabel, John Majewski, and not pictured Shelly Matthys and Sandy Artus. King Dan Applegate and Queen Kathy Webb share that special moment. Trix Shelly Matthys and Raisin Mike Gallagher display the latest breakfast appeal. 16 Homecoming The climax of the homecoming game was not only the win against Marian, but the half-time festivities. The 1987 basketball homecoming court sparkled as they walked into the applause of the spirited Indian crowd during both the pep assembly and the homecoming game. This year the nominees for queen were Lisa Decraene, Melinda Mickels, Sandy Artus, Anne Redden, Michelle Homer, Kathy Webb, Kristin Kom- mers, and Shelly Matthys. nominated for king were Dan Applegate, Tom Bhisitkul, Darby Reid, Mike Gallagher, John Majewski, Jim Sexton, Andy Kraabel, and Andy Kuhar. Elected for king and queen were Kathy Webb and Dan Applegate. The whole evening was a joy and great memory for both the court and the St. Joe community. Dan Apple- gate said, ' I thought homecoming was fantastic, the spirit the student body showed during the game was, 1 thought, the most enthusiastic in my four years at St. Joe. The members of the court believe that being on court was a great experience and re- membrance of their senior year. To Anne Redden, Homecoming was something really special and the dance after the game really made the night. Pebbles Sandy Artus and Apple Jacks John Majewski walked down court during the pep assembly.

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CHRISTMAS DAnCE 1986. St. Joe ' s holiday break jumped off to a great start with the annual Christ- mas dance. Senior Andy Kuhar ex- presses his sentiments, It just wouldn ' t be break without the Christ- mas dance. This years Christmas dance was a little different from past dances in that it was held in a new place. Traditional- ly all Christmas dances were held at the Elk ' s club, but this year it was held at the Marriot Hotel, so more students could attend. The dance was very successful with everyone having a great time dancing to the music of This End Up. This 1986 Christmas dance was in- deed a night to remember. MissTepas is taken hostage by a Wild Bunch of true Christmas dancers. Sophomores Paul Scckinger and Meathci Mcll- cr enjoy the new setting. Marc Joubert shows off the latest in fashion atid his date Kelly Slamin. M. Lennon, M. Fair, K. Qrissom, S. Baumer. M. Tetzeloff, and L. Muellner are all smiles.

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Terry Riordan, Mike Ahearn, John Moody, Eric Horvath take a royal break. A group of seniors show their spirit in their Burger King crowns. BASKETBALL SPIRIT WEEK This year the basketball spirit week celebration started with the freshman showing their spirit by turning their clothes inside out . The sopho- mores jogged in with spirit in their fa- vorite sporty outfits. The juniors went into a time machine and final- ly the seniors awoke for breakfast with spirit. The seniors, however, celebrated all during the week showing their spir- it in Burger King crowns, Ponderosa bibs, sunglasses, and streamers. Spirit week was truly overwhelming; we seniors really showed our superi- ority. said Mar} ' K. Mealy. The competition of each class deco- rating their halls did not take place this year, a new idea took place where every locker was decorated individ- ually. The winner of the competition was senior John Spencer; Rosie Rior- don came in second, and Mark Run- nion came in third. Although not too many lockers were decorated, the St. Joe students still showed their pride and spirit for their school through their attitudes and participat ion in spirit week. Alex Regnery said, It was loads-o-fun! Todd Wincek and Terry Riordan camouflage their spirit. Spirit Week 17