St Patrick High School - La Croix Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The Boyzz: A Rockin' Success Hours of work and careful planning by the Stu- dent Council resulted in a special visit from The Boyzz, The chief coordinators of this event were Mike Dolatowski and Ed Heidberger, with the guid- ance ofthe Student Council Moderators. The Boyzz, having previously produced two albums and played in many Chicago rock clubs, drew a crowd of about 750 enthusiastic fans from St, Pat's and neighboring high schools. Included in the concert as special effects were white fog, fire works, colorful lighting and plenty of rock and roll. Top Left: The lead guitarist of The Boyzz does a solo stint for the fans. Top Right: During the presentation, the keyboard man added to the excitement and visual effect of the presentation. Center: The variety of The Boyzz' performances enter- tained the crowded hall, Bottom Left: Enthusiastic fans crowd around the stage to feel the vibes. Bot- tom Right: White Plague, back-up group for The Boyzz, sets the mood, to f Student Lite

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u..-...ff .W Seeking God Wm 'w..,,M Nw rx Vt! 'E vv ii .1 ga ll 3 Q 9 f' M if-i-Qi'-ggi A .. Top Left: While on retreat, luniors are given time to relax and engage in different recreational activities, Top Right: Paul Roscoe and Larry Tantilla take a walk around the lake that is part of the Plano property, Center Left: At the Cabrini Contact Center, students participate in the reconciliation ceremony. Center Right: In the small group discussions at Plano, Steve Klima and Mike Frank express their opinions on a topic. Bottom: The beautiful lodge-type home and the long dormitory are surrounded by a beautiful wooded area, 18 X Student Life Ai' U A major religious activity in which all students at St. Pats must participate in is the Retreat Program. All the juniors attended their two day retreat at LaSalle Manor in Plano, Illinois. This retreat took them away from the hustle and bustle of the city and gave them a chance to look at life from different perspec- tives. The retreatants were given the opportunity to analyze the road they want to follow in life through numerous large and small group discussions. The climax of the retreat was the journey, a deep and unforgettable meditation, where the participants saw God and truly found themselves. The huge and serene area of LaSalle Manor, which is run by the Christian Brothers, provides the perfect atmosphere fulfilling the pur- pose ofthe retreat. The freshman and sophomore retreats, which are held at the Cabrini Contact Center, were very similar. Like the junior retreats, the frosh-soph retreats consisted of large and small group discussions. Under the direction of Mr. Bill Easton and with the help of several upperclassman aides, the freshmen and sophomores discovered that they are all lovable and capable. 126: .K 1 pi 1 lf ,cE,.5' ha