Saint Alphonsus High School - Arrow Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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ABOVE: Father Maloney extends his guiding ability to Celeste Olinn, Kathy Kelly and Mike Leginski through a special religion class. ABOVE LEFT: Ann Wisniewski is aided by Sister Rose Clement in look- ing up vocational material. FAR LEFT: Sister Willard and Dave Machowicz discuss college possi- bilities. LEFT: Miss Connor and library aide, Marie Pagoto. page through a reference book. 29

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Library and Guidance Assure Futures Where do confused seniors, bewildered freshmen and all other puzzled students go for help? These fortunate students can find the answers to their questions or problems in the Guidance Center, most ably headed by Sister Willard. Sister is being assisted this year by Father Maloney, and Sister Rose Clement, who counsels the freshmen girls. The Guidance Center is well equipped with voca- tional material as well as countless college pamphlets, catalogues and scholarship infor- mation. Many students, especially the seniors, take advantage of the counseling and guidance available to them at St. Alphonsus. The library is an everlasting source of knowledge to students and faculty alike. Our librarian, Miss Connor, is always willing to aid anyone that asks her and is a great help to all of us. She is being assisted this year by many library aides. The St. Alphonsus School Library is very resourceful to the students and is appreciated by all who use it. Students dis- cover its wealth of knowledge during their four years at St. Alphonsus. 28

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Fine Arts Students Demonstrate Talent Talent has always been one thing of which St. Al’s never seems to run out. This is being shown again this year through the Fine Arts program. The choral, with Sister Grace Adel- aide’s instruction are constantly preparing for either the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert or Operetta. With just one choral the task is more difficult. Everyone is giving one hundred percent so that all of the choral’s endeavors this year will be a huge success. The St. Alphonsus Marching Band is prov- ing this year that they are as versatile as its director, Mr. Leo Tallieu. The band plays at the sports events as well as transforming into an orchestration type band for their concerts. Mr. Tallieu, during second hour, can be found directing the St. Al’s band, but at Homecom- ing and Prom he can be seen and heard doing his part as the lead musician of the Leo Tallieu Quartet, one of the finest in the city. Fine Arts does not only mean the expression of musical talents. It is also the executing of artistic ability through drafting. Sister Marie Harold tries to stress the importance of pro- portioning to all her classes. Sister demon- strates how essential it is to coordinate the mind with the movement of the hand. 30