Subiaco Academy - PAX Yearbook (Subiaco, AR)

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Student Council officers: james Moore, Parliamentarian, Pat Hanlon, Secretary, Paul Watts, President, Ken Weiand, Vice- President. The Student Council is the Government for the student body as a whole. It makes decisions, arranges activities, and handles financing for the improved use of extracurricular time. The sponsor of the Student Council is Bro. Ephrem O'Bryan O.S.B., he helps the students get through Parliamentary procedure. The student Council consists of four members from each class, and an Executive Committee which is elected by the students. Student Council First Row: Norton, I., Moore, J., Watts, P., Lisko, C., Weiand, K., Second Row: LaValle, D., Hedgepath, D., Cuidry, G., Kapp, L., Third Row: Kelley, P., Hoffman, l,, Long, B,, Krone, B., Avlos, R., Back Row: Mo-nohan, M., Hemphill, I., Aco, R., Light, B., Anderson, L., Tate, V. ........,c.....Mwv-f.WW

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se. Periscope staff left to right: Greg Hennessy, james Blair, Greg Lisko, Larry Anderson, Joe Conlon, Donald Virek, Scott Taylor Pax!Periscope staff of 1983-84 The Periscope staff members within the class worked to improve not only the general appearance of the newspaper, but also the quality of written work. Reporters were sought outside of the class to involve more students in their paper and to encourage prospective members for the class. With regular deadlines, and an established routine for determining which stories would be printed, the Periscope attempted to chronicle life at Subiaco for the student body and alumni. Larry Anderson, Editor .ia K wp 'o ,Q NI as Ex X 1 i S 1352 1 nf' N, M 1 se M ' ,, ., 3 1 i Photographer - jim Hurley

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THE NATICDNAL HO OR SOCIETY National Honor Society officers from left to right: james Moore, Secretary, Kevin Franz, President, Pete Krone, Vice- President. The National Honor Society members have at least a B average, show 1ead9f5hiP in the Subiaco Community, and Sitting first row: Bullet Andrew, Pete Krone, Joe Stone, Second row: Kent Weiand, joel are involved in School Clubs and activities' Hoffman, Kevin Franz, third row: james Moore, David Lavalle, Mike Monahan, and Tom g, clockwise from the left, Mrs. Joann Lynch, Larry Anderson, Ben Krone, 9Y5f9m- Tim Beaman, Vincent Tate, Darin Layes, Tim Blaschke, Steve Daigle, Mike Conoly, Randy Spellins, Randy Blaschke, Paul Watts, Barry Guidry, Paul Frederick, Reuben Avlos, Bobby Berend, and Greg Hennessy. They are chosen by the faculty on a ballot Beaman. Standin THE BLUE ARRGW Subiaco's Blue Arrow is similar to a welcome wagon. This organizations primary function is to give tours to prospective students and their parents. However, upon occasion these tours may be given to other interested parties. The Blue Arrow members can answer almost any question about Subiaco and its history. Above all, they can talk about the school from their personal experiences giving insights on the lifestyle. The members are students in good Standlng at the aqademy who are First row, Louis Adams, Tom Beaman, Mike Monahan, Robert Audet, second row, Joel ers n bl cl f dl Th P 0 a e an' mel? y' ey are Hoffman, Donald Vitek, Grant Schwartz, and Tim Beaman. tested on Subiaco history and chosen by Father Benno Schluterman from their scores. They are always on call to give tours and are responsible for any tours during 79 open house.