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

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» - W- I Little Buttercup (Rachelle Anthes) horrifies her shipmates with her tale of Baby-farming. Ralph is really the captain, and the captain is really Ralph. Crew: P. Ramesh, S. Jemielity, L. Zeugner, n. Antkowiak, M. Loranger, B. Sain, A. Meszaros, D. Polman, B. Sloan, D. Mofzinger, T. Sporleder. Orchestra: Mr. Hunckler, D. Barwig, D. Shell- berg, P. DePauw, K. Kowalski, L. Zmudzinski, M. Morrison, A. Hartman, K. Grant, E. Schmidt, Q. Rucker. H 9 | K H SJn 18 Musical

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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

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The cast succeedded in bringing down the house with the finale when all three couples have finally been united. Its up to the smart and sober crew to get the ship clean for Sir Josephs imminent arrival. SAILING TO SUCCESS Josephine (Kristen O ' Connor) and Ralph (Allen Casey) declare their undying love for each other. Cast: L. Matthias, C. Walsh, K. Carlson, J. Miller, C. Sloan, K. Wagner. L. Farrell. C. Kloska, D. Langenderfer, B. ISulesia. A. Mueller, T. Farwig. S. Strasser. L. Dominello, M. Young, M. Weller, L. Shirmer, A. Amico. S. Kleiser, M. Kim, K. Shaia. L. Mapoli. K. Blazeh, L. Landy, S. Joyce. D. Bays. C. Murphy, S, Ooulet, C. Aquino. T. Qruber, S. Boyd. Q. Swanda, K. Mis- iewicz. R. Anthes. C. Verslype, R. Swartz, H. Heather. T. Schultz. E. Holloway. J. Spencer, K. Misiewicz, C. Roummel, C. Dettling. K. Blakey, W. Qallagher, S. Murphy. B. Racine. S. Wilson, K. O Connor. A. Casey. A. Mapoli. B. Taylor, H. Simpson, S. Rozum, D. Eck. E. Murtt, C. Bur- gess, A. Wonderly. L. Heintzleman. J. Michols. The curtain falls and three couples, in varying degrees of happiness, after many setbacl s, are finally united. The 1987 SJHS spring musical, Gilbert and Sullivan ' s M.M.S. Pinafore came to a close. Fr. Rybicki, director, commented It ' s a very ambitious play just in terms of trying to hold things together with the cast. Senior Cesar Aquino stated There ' s a lot of talent in the cast. The chorus was as much a part of the musical as the leads. ' For John Spencer (Sir Joseph) The most challenging part was the time committment. This was difficult, but the rewards made it all worth- while. ' riot only did the actors have huge amounts of time invested, but so did the orchestra, directed by Mr. flunckle r, and the backstage crews, riumerous Saturdays were spent by Bro. Chris Dreyer and his stage crew creating the one set-the deck of the ship, which included an incredibly tall mast, complete with rigging. For those involved, h.M.S. Pin- afore was even more special be- cause it marked Fr. Rybicki s last mu- sical at St. Joe. Mis dedication and determination came through in the end to make the show enjoyable for all and a complete success. r ! -. HA Musical 19