All Saints Cetral High School - Saint Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

1971 cougars congregate in clustered classrooms, corridors, and cafeterias having a chance to belong needing someone to talk to one for all and all for one friendship with someone oneness with another groups of unity togetherness for all 5 fiiiiiiiiinmnTimmiTminniiiiniiiiiiiiiimmiii 9 see me, feel me, touch me 7 being .. a person a friend a joy to people comfort to one another yourself is the reason for living each as an individual making new friends exchanging fresh ideas working for the cause lending a helping hand inciting school spirit cheering the team developing new romances laughing in the halls holding hands challenging difficult subjects studying for exams getting together 10 students gain insight striving together always for better the grades get harder struggle is the quest reward is the answer putting it all together 12 clubs lead to understanding by sharing with others organizing and planning electing and perfecting solving old problems finding new ones let's get together make clubs worthwhile 15 sports point out real team spirit the thrill of victory the agony of defeat unity of teamwork challenge of competition surge of power strength of spirit. all for one, one for all man's mind is expanding his understanding is spreading his scope is broadening peace is coming curriculum 20 office staff, administration — backbone of success leadership-sometimes unpleasant pride-in every situation joy-in giving and receiving knowledge making decisions working separately standing together 21 2nd semester joiners far left: south campus secretary mrs. edward lewandowski and north campus secretary mrs. david patterson get together, center left: north and south campus principals, well-known figures at both campuses, are sister mary amadeus and sister rita. above left: the school administration (front row) mrs. joseph wackerly. virgil laporte. william carolan. sister rita. mrs. edward lewandowski. who serves as secretary (back row) don niedzielski. james miller, father siegrfried eckert. father Cornelius mceachin. father richard jozwiak. dr. donald r. nobers. and leo grocholski. absent: ervm witucki. above: mrs. ester korthals. the asc bookkeeper, left: nurse mrs. jean zess: art. john skoor; industrial arts, john bateson; biology, allan pettyplace. 22 upper left: sr. ponciana is among friends at the south campus library, above: student counselors sr. marie urban and fr. dueweke are conscientious listen- ers to student problems, upper right: if i have but one life to live, let me live it as the north campus librarian. says mr. shook right: taking the responsibili- ty of feeding hungry students are north campus cooks dolores thomas. lou herek. mag germain. donna o’kon and south campus cooks theresa dziurka. julia jezowski. rita puralewski. irene burzynski. alice holka. maxine lukowski. dolores drzewicki. lower right, far right: mr. murawski and mr. pieski support weapons in battle against students debris, upper far right: john jaskiewicz and leo crower keep up the appearance of our school. 23 behind the scene help — always ready with a smile sweep the floors wash the windows monday's menu — hungry kids tuesday's leftovers better on thursday silence please — one at a table five minutes and period ends which college to choose i don't want that class i'm confused mr. dennis coryell. mrs. joan navarre. sister johanna. mr. david mcalpine. miss marianne stempky. rev. bob meissner. sister mary ann. top left: sister johanna leads discussion in south campus religion class, left: teachers guide religious life on campus center: sophomore linda heintskill receives ashes as part of lenten services right: juniors debbie madja and mar- tan graczyk ponder the meaning of peace, far right: bob beauvais offers gifts on all saints feast day. different languages stimulate cultural exchange 26 studying pronunciations speaking with fluent tongues breaking the language barrier a flair for different cultures working with others above: latin students have light fingers when it comes to the goodies at one of the many activities that is sponsored by their latin club upper right: corno esta usted? is one of the many chants that can be heard in Spanish I lower right: Spanish club officers bridget lagalo-secretary. barbara barriger-presi- dent. paulette owczarzak-vice president, ellen heric-treasurer have fun plan- ning the next meeting of the Spanish club, far right: these three friendly faces mrs. leona rytlewski (french), sister johanna (latin). sister eva (Spanish) repre- sent their own language specialties with objects that tell of the three lan- guages. lower far right: sister johanna is having a heart to heart talk with one of her latin students — hope he isn't in any trouble. 27 28 right: ‘i'll never be late for class again if you’ll just let me down, mr dombros- ki. says jerry adamowski as jay brandow and bob beauvais look on. far right: rachel luczak. jean talaga. and debbie proulx study for freshmen health class, lower far right: freshmen girls take part in basketball for phys ed. lower right: teachers take on the responsibilities of teaching phys. ed. and health, below: mr. dombroski and Steve drzewicki revue the structure of the tooth in health class. mrs. moultine mr. dombroski 29 health, physical education building up body and mind building up strength tearing down flab suppressing the pain encouraging its strain laughter, tears and fun all mixed up in one 30 upperclassmen express talent thru speech, drama. 31 upper left series: peter socha. marilyn savage, russ vallaincourt. trudy militello. ray buczek. paul asselm. chuck dardas. and terri krawczyk constitute cast of drama club's fall production the peo- ple next door extreme left: ann starr offers an extemporaneous speech in junior speech class, far left: terri krawczyk submits her face so barb witucki can practice the art of make-up lower left: ei- ther do it my way. or don't do it at all. says drama instructor sister rosemary bottom: doris izykowski. gerry briggs. renee wieszczecin- ski. anne walkowiak. and ellen zacharko split the sides of fellow classmates during their Christmas skit. 32 interested science students probe mysteries of life questioning answers challenging old theories observing bacteria growth disecting specimens experimenting with chemicals calculating formulas recording reactions searching for answers 33 far left: barb hopps. conme timm. gerianne Jordan, and barb thompson mea- sure velocity through the use of ticker tape far lower left: the sciences taught by mrs. franz. biology 1. sr. theresa mary. biology II and sr. mary lucia. chem- istry and physics is an important segment of the all saints' curriculum, left: leslie todd measures the weight of a sample of copper sulfate, below: bonme sobczak. larry shackley. terri trahan. denise bukowski. and bob switala learn how to write scientific research through the use of biologicial abstracts. 34 alert minds accurately solve complex problems accomplishment ... accompanies. equations. progress ... proves. pride. above: miss nash tries to make the analysis class concentrate on the problems and not the camera, left: a math I student ponders over a difficult problem, far lower right: math review students take time from their work to clown, tar upper right: a mechanical calculator provides an easy short cut for adding many numbers upper right: a geometry student tries desperately to bisect an angle. 35 mrs. moultane: algebra I; sister serra: special topics, algebra II trigonometry, math review, basic math; miss nash: algebra II. plane geometry, trigonometry; sister joanne davey; pre algebra II. algebra I II. general algebra. 36 nations enter classrooms through maps, globes, texts textbooks guide heroes pride, candidates quote people vote, the globe turns students learn. 37 seated: mr. bukowski: american history; mrs. navarre: politi- cal science, current world history; standing: mr. franz; gov- ernment. economics; mr. dombroski: american history; mr. giffel: world history and geography. above: mr. giffel and john kaznowski study closely the continents of the world top center: senior students take time out of their lunch hour to play a little game of pinochle in mrs. navarre's room, bottom center: mr. bukowski calls the plays in the american history football game as mary jo groya looks on. far left: mr. dombroski and mr. franz parallel their classes in social studies. 39 business students prepare for professional future clickity clang typewriters bang, clickity clop the copies flop, clickity clack don't talk back! far left: ray buczek diligently hits all the wrong keys, left: sheila groulx goes through the process of making copies on the duplicating machine far right: what's this? ann klida looking at her keys while using the dictaphone ma- chine!?! above: sr. rose gonzaga dictates to the second year shorthand class. 40 above: mr. julian explains the fundamentals of machinery to his mechanics class upper right: debbie rohde enjoys her shop class and fellow classmates enjoy debbie. lower right: industrial arts teachers, wayne flies and vern julian, pause after a busy day. far right: mechanics students learn by doing, picture sequence: extreme right: sophomore james babinski demonstrates the steps involved in making a speaker. industrial arts students gain occupational skills drawing up plans constructing a model intricacy of design skill of accuracy obtaining craftmanship achieving perfection 42 left: sister bernadine marie shows pat sattler a new technique in knitting, upper left: joann Wisniewski tells kathy lynch, i think you've flipped your lid. lower right: sister. says mary kay rybak. “i think my cookies are done. far right: mary vaillancourt illustrates her own way of successfully making a lining. 43 homemakers abandon old methods for new trends obtaining helpful hints blending ingredients choosing a pattern contrasting colors the aroma of success the finishing touch 45 talented students become distinguished young artists sketching faces — carrying cases, moldingclay — finding ways. learning basics — creating techniques, sharing materials — achieving repute. across top: progressive creativity of the art students is caught by a careful camera, far left: richard janasik posed naturally for peter kielpinski. left: mr. skoor. the new teacher of the art department proudly examines a finished project of student jo ann badour above: numerous materials are needed for the completion of glass candle holder. 46 melodious melodies penetrate vast halls of silence complex music simple songs — instruments blaring notes all wrong. sharps and flats signs and symbols composers, arrangers — a composition. 47 extreme left: freshmen general music class pounds out the rhythm to a classical song cen- ter: mary donnelly sings a solo at the Christmas program, left: barry talaga proves his musical talent to disbelieving juniors: beverly gillman. tim rhode. nan navarre. john gravelin. jo ann sporman below: seniors show season spirit performing at the Christmas program. 48 front row: marcia grabowski. barb hogan. second: jean anne grego. chris lauckner. dave wells, back row: anne ryan, laurel richert. leslie laurie dolsen. colleen macarthur. lynn stumpos. mr. owen. third: todd. paul asselin. sharon satkowiak. jlm gibowski. denise bukowski. judi przygocki. andy lewdowski. fran goespke. yearbook, newspaper staffs struggle thru year cropping the pictures meeting the deadline finding the time finishing the copy renewing old themes working as a team 49 far upper left: the class is brought together by a typical pic- ture representing the class as it really is off stage from a hard day’s work at the job. far bottom left: advisor mr. owens in one of the off moments with a group of his favorites in his shiny new coat, upper left: the first layouts are the biggest obstacle to be faced by the yearbook staff which includes; jean anne grego (editor), judi przygocki. denise bukowski, sue welter, laurie dolsen. and Sharon satkowiak. upper right: the newspaper staff just group together in one of their less hectic moments center right: advisor sister jane and editor lucy donnelly going over the finished copy of the twin campus, left: one of those hectic moments in deciding the layouts and going over the proofs on the pages of the yearbook. 50 above top: sister eugene and mr. krak above: sister jane, sister maryann. mr. moskal. mr. owen and sister rosemary center: ah. got ya.” explains the villain, john kubczak to the muskateer. tom navarre in their english li class, right: gerianne Jordan tries to explain roman architecture in her report in humanities far right: mr. krak shows his english class what happens when you don’t do english homework, you write a 11.000.000 word composition. english classes develop better understanding parts of speech, punctuation, capitalization not just grammar — film study, Shakespeare, editorial analysis expressive minds producing creative writing this is english ' V-V. v ' V ««vkj social life 56 doris izykowski reigns over homecoming weekend we decorate a car — the first victory the fire burns — our spirit grows we cheer, then win. a victory, a coming home we celebrate ... and dance we crown a queen, but lack a float — a small defeat it's a night for getting together. 57 far upper left: queen dons is gently crowned by king mark amidst her court, lower left: roaring flames begin to set the mood for homecoming weekend, upper left: mark • blindly escorts dons to the queen's car left: sophs cheer as their winning car passes by. their theme deep in our hearts , well suits homecoming festivities, top: doris izykowski proudly sits among her court which includes: (back row) juniors: karen halasinski and sally nowak (second row) sophomores; ann brady: mary kay seipke (third row) freshmen: manda dobos. queen doris, linda giffel (fourth row) seniors; laurie le fevere. mary sue taber above: rapid movement to the strains of the draytons added to the mystic silhouette made for a romantic evening, right: what's mark whispering into doris' ear as they dance to the queen's dedication”? politics new involvement new generation — means new ideas our participation shows we care government, civic affairs not overlooked at a.s.c. 59 far upper left: mary kent and joe Campbell march with danny thomas in his teenage drive against childhood disease, top center: vice president spiro t. agnew blesses the bay county area with his presence as he speaks out on po- litical issues, upper left: mrs. navarre's political science class gets involved in political issues during election time, far lower left: a group of girls display pamphlets for the defeat of ' proposal c” left: terry koscielski displays a vote no proposal c lawn sign, above: balloons set the stage for a political rally. 61 far left: students lose themselves amidst the beauty of Stratford, top left: dennis kutz and dan mohr take time to do a little window shopping in Strat- ford. left center: judy voisine enjoys lunch in the english courtyard at the de- troit art institute bottom left: students watch as spiritualists do their thing , above , paul asselin explains the style of the artist to fellow humanities II stu- dents during their trip to the detroit institute of art. Stratford: a place to lose yourself to become someone else to ponder: to wonder and become detroit: another place to lose yourself among man; past, present and future, a place to live and die and become. 62 63 involvement means practicing familiar pastimes excitement, tears and laughter exchanging smiles sharing memories a date filled week-end making new friends far upper left: kathy heading (varsity cheerleader) and her date dan franz are enjoying varsity day dance sponsored by pep club, far lower left: attendance at varsity day dance soars as many students are on hand to celebrate the end- ing of another football season, upper left: mary ann de hate s sentiments are displayed as she says a little prayer that the cougars beat ovidelise. left: love works ‘hand in hand above: ray dombrowski. guide at college night, eagerly shows host speaker to his assigned room. 64 valentine, computer dances employ use of cupid, science match the numbers find your equal the lull of valentine music the big red heart computer dates make sweetheart mates 65 far left: who says computers are perfect? lower left: jim. we've got to stop meeting like this! upper left: listen, we can't all win the basketball! center: look what's left over from here come the brides, amy dalzell. ann ryan and colleen macarthur. left: does this mean I get to go in the boy’s locker room?” says mary kay pabich to john hebert upper: guess who didn't use nair? organizations student council senators and officers: first row: ann wendland. barb hopps. jim len. mary beth hughes, doris izykowski-president. rosemary gill-secretary, linda heintskill. second row: karen halasinski. peggy lee. tom hickner-vice president, eric zimmostrand. carol podleski. diane woody, kim kreiner-treasurer third row: marina romanow-south campus vice president, paul brandow. patti satkowiak. diane rasdorf fourth row: sue lange. mr. coryell-advisor. gayle trombley. mary phil romanow. 69 student government provides unity left: march of dimes drives is one of the many activities backed by our government, bottom left: chuck dardas whole-heartedly expresses enjoyment at the car wash put on for the tops drive, below: the installation of the student council officers and senators at the first as- sembly of the year. 70 members encounter new experiences through clubs igniting school spirit initiating sports participation promoting campus unity mastering parallel turns conquering the expert's slope a spray of cold powder. 71 far left: nancy hauck and paula henderson rest be- fore descending one of the eight runs at skyline, lower left: jv cheerleaders urge response from the sophomore class during one of the school’s pep rallies, left: ski club members, john youngs, darwin heme, and jean anne grego observe while dennis kutz fastens the safety straps and lynn stumpos buckles the boot properly above left: 1970-71 pep club officers, barb pryzbylski (treasurer), debbie sutton (president), lynn meagher (vice-president), and kathy leikert (secretary), pause during an offi- cer's meeting above: pep club members from left, debbie sutton. sue bergivin. kathy leikert. lynn meagher. and gus goudreau add their artistic touch to peppy posters. 72 . Ljcns S1■ • 31 • • ; 'i ‘1 £ ; - ' V • . i M V f 3 t f 1 jr J . 4 •% | 73 far left: varsity cheerleaders: paula henderson. kathy heading, mim navarre. ann wendland. and doris izykowski. (standing) rose gill, nan navarre. and sue bergevin. left: varsity cheerleaders exhibit skills they learned at cheerleading camp, far lower left: freshmen cheerleaders: jean schreck. sue drzewicki. mary beth larue. paulette suchodolski. maureen page, jan beamish, paula suchosolski. and donna dolsen. lower left: varsity cheerleaders teach cheers to students at the pep rallies, below: junior varsity: (front row) linda beecher. julie holka. kathy learman. and ellen heric (back row) joann Wisniewski, ann poirier. donna Zielinski, and diane taber. crowd enthusiasm, spirit sparked by cheerleaders cold young girls singing the praises of their team enthusiastic students leaders in spirit faithful fans who believe saints are 1 74 � • all saints students unite pleasure with learning planning for tomorrow enjoying today working for the future relaxation for the moment anxiety and play; strife and fun; all important for the making of a good student. 75 upper far left: that's judy voisine before and after a strike, far left: tom pawlak demonstrates a good delivery as a member of asc's bowling team, middle upper: future teacher members, renee weisisnewski and pat rasmer tutor st. james grade schoolers, above: colleen ma- carthur and amy dalzell spend their spare time helping out at mercy hospital, left: members of ’71 national honor society display the cougar academic spirit. front row: carol geneczko. shannon kelly, ann wendland. robin mayhew. jim militello. mary lou thomas. gerianne jordan. bary beth hughes, laurie dolsen. second row: margaret kopec, joan pajot. mary williams, judy voisine. carol podleski. sandy balwinski. therese spyhalski. third row: mim navarre. patty trepkowski. mary yagelia. sally nowak. patricia rasmer. jean anne grego, fourth row: joe Campbell, tom gentle, mark mikolajczak. john kowalczyk. bob slezak. john deary, paul asselin. mike Zielinski, ray dombroski. missing from the picture are: nancy hauck. barb hopps and denise bukowski. 76 campus life offers new, exciting ideas, vim, vigor for tired bodies, souls seek yourself rap a session experience new things joining of hands learn to love be yourself 77 far upper left: jimmie dirrado brightens students day with his thoughts on the changing world, lower left: mike strong looks all tuckered out after pillow fight sponsored by campus life, upper left: students spirits are lagging be- cause proposal c passes — so to step up their spirits, campus life provides a folk concert featuring the random sample, left: looks like terry dickinson is caught m one of his few speechless moments, above: here campus life direc- tor terry dickinson raps' with students while checking goods at the man- hunt (savanger hunt). 78 class officers ready, willing to render their services political activists in a new sense leaders that get things done students who care about their school and who are working to make it better these are the qualities of our class officers 79 far upper left: seniors: vice-president-bob slezak. treasurer-connie schmidt. secretary-mary williams, president-dan o'connell. upper left: sophomores: president-gary goslin, treasurer-joann Wisniewski, secre- tary-julie holka. vice-president-john kubczak above: freshman: presi- dent-dick voisine. secretary-jan beamish, vice-president-crystal vaughn. treasurer-mandy dobos. far lower left: dan o'connell per- forms one of the many duties expected of his office left: president- john deary, secretary-leann vantol. treasurer-sue bergevin. vice-presi- dent-dan beamish. varsity bottom row: jim militello. mike talaga. mike huges. frank wlodarczak. ray dombroski, mark chaffin. ken shooltz. dave levas- seur. mark mikolajczak. darwin heme, jim dziurka middle row: coach dombroski. mike deming (behind coach) mike wiescinski. andy boyle. john sirmeyer. damian goudreau. ken wlodarczak. jay bran- dow. dale kukla. mike biskup. gary hopps. bruce probst. bill king, as- sistant coach vern julian. top row: mark smerdon, mike paveglio. lor- en roth. Steve dommowski. ron valley, tom hickner. mike wackerly. john gravlin. paul zacharlo. tim rohde. dave pawlicki. dan beamish, dale levasseur. upper right: nobody has to tell vern julian and dave pawlicki that football is a rough game, top center: ken shooltz is ready to com- plete a pass as the cougar fans hope the receiver is from all saints, right: dave pawlicki races down the field trying to outrun okemos! varsity we 26 20 8 0 6 0 28 28 6 standish sterlin okemos john glenn •' • v saginaw st. stev sts. peter an midland d hought9 Jake ithac 4 Clare 53 6 36 26 53 22 6 35 gridders finish season with improved 4-5 record aside from one-sided defeats from two top ranked teams mid- land dow and st. Stephens, the cougars faced all other oppo- nents with a confidence that earned them four victories. despite the overwhelming number of juniors on the team they were also gifted with ten outstanding seniors: mark mikolajcz- ak, darwin heme, mark chaffin, mike talaga, mike hughes, ken shooltz. ray dombroski, frank wlodarczak, dave levasseur, and jim (o.j.) militello, — outstanding because they were on the team. individually, which is a false word in all saints football, junior, john gravlin. led the team by receiving the golden helmet award and making honorable mention all state. the high point of the football season was an 8-6 homecoming victory over john glenn. the whole season can be summed up in what took place in the locker room after the homecoming game, a newspaper re- porter asked, hey who made that tackle on the first goal at the four yard line? frank wlodarczak who made the tackle replied, all saints did.” 85 far left: running so fast, dave levasseur is just a blur middle left: well our cheerleaders could whip you.” says coach ray dombroski to opposition, top left: cougar varsity jubilant after a touchdown, left: fleetfooted mike talaga gets all saints closer to a touchdown, top right: cougar line, quarterbacked by ken shooltz. is ready to take anything from opponent. jvs have rough record due to tough schedule 86 junior varsity: bottom row: mike smerdon. leo skrocki, mike rich, kevin zacharko. ken dewyse. ted murowski. bob witucki, dave osborn. mike haglund. mike wenglikowski middle row: coach jeff bisel. john kubczak, mike janowicz. mark trahan. leslie stum- pos. mike supernant. dan martinez. george cherry, bill mavis, mike rozniak. neil kent (standing) top row: guy dittnck. tim micha- lak. larry adamczyk, rick miller, mark gorney. bernard wood. Steve grauf. melvin wood. junior varsity saginaw st. stevens bullock creek 0 0 87 little cougars are biggest winners with 7-0 finish far left: bill mavis tramples over st. stevens for a hard fought touchdown, middle left: mike haglund outruns st. stevens to score for all saints left: greg smerdon smears the oppositions quarterback as the ball floats freely through the air bottom right: dick voisine plunges through the opposition to score another freshman touchdown. freshmen team: bottom row: stan izykowski. dan simon, greg smerdon. pat sutton. bob learman. dan paw- lak. jim boyle. middle row: tim leahy. dale cieslinski. bill heintz. derrick levasseur. paul alarie, don neering. john woody, coach tom sullivan top row: assistant coach jim deming. mike mcevoy. lewis seward. scott vil- lage. craig dryzga. dick voisine. ron skrocki. paul leikert. 88 varsity cougars follow tradition with 14-3 record bottom row left to right: john pike, jeff heinz. mark talaga, bill verhanovitz. phil pawlicki. bob super, ed dobos. coach lefty holka. mike talaga. john gravlin. rick revette top row left to franz. right: rick snyder. jim gibowski. ken shooltz. ron srebinski. mike 89 with only one returning starter and a first five con- sisting of a freshman, sophomore, junior and two se- niors, all saints basketball team maintained such tra- ditions as winning a holiday tournament (caro), never losing at their home court (central’s gym) and being highly ranked throughout the season. however, there were a few traditions broken; and all saints team finally won in oscoda's gym and coach franz broke the record of getting the most technicals in one season. for the third year in a row all saints by far had the win- ningest team in bay city and also had the second straight cougar city-scoring leader in phil pawlicki with a 23.0 average. although lacking quantity, senior members phil paw- licki, jim gibowski, bill holka, mike talaga, jeff heinz and ken shooltz displayed a high quality of talent that has helped to preserve the tradition. despite the uncertain but always hopeful existence of the school itself, all saints basketball team has a daz- zling future with such proven players as freshman mark talaga (15.7 avg.), sophomore john pike (14.5 avg.), and junior ron srebinski (10.0 avg.). the tradition has and will be continued. far left: ron srebinski concentrates on getting another point for the cougars, center left: what ever goes up must come down; in this case on top of john pike left: phil pawlicki walks over the opposition to score a basket top: bob erwin from wbcm poses with his favorite basketball team and coach. 91 4 grades represented; cougars placed high top left: cougar team proudly displays the trophy won at the caro tournaments, far left: ron srebinski tries for a basket and a buena vista man gives him plenty of room, center left: jim gibowski scores as two men from john glenn try in vain to block, left: john pike dis- plays both the hair and shooting style of pete marivich. bottom: here ken give me the ball, you already have enough points. says bill holka to ken shooltz. 92 jv's show varsity potential left: tim michalak goes up for shot, closely guarded by two buena vista men. below: mike deming races around an opponent on his way to the basket, cen- ter: mark shuell goes up for a shot as both cougar and wildcat claim the same prey, far right: freshmen start game with a big jump, hopeful of a victory. bottom left to right: terry revette. george cherry, mike sobczak. tom mike kazmierski. tim wismewski. tim wolter. john kubczak. tom navarre. mike deming. bill mavis, gary goslin. mike kalinowski. dan cole, coach jim deming. martinez top left to right: dave matuzak. tim michalak. tom wolter. 93 freshman cougars have high hopes for the future bottom: student manager frank bontumasi. gary leppek. joe klida. paul leikart. craig dryzga. stan izykowski. student manager phil timm. top: coach leon giffel. john woody, bob learman. mike zielinshi. barry wies- cinski. tom miller, dan simon. bottom: coach leon giffel. dave robmson. scott villaire. john woody, frank bontasmasi, bob miller, al smecmski middle: phil timm. tom sheeran. greg smerdon, jim latocki. terry laskowski. bill hintz top: rob starr. terry ransier. tim yagiela. dwam gwizdala. and tim Campbell. 94 varsity girls “shape up” for a victory bottom: mary regulski. bev martin, joan white, terrie trahan, debbie madaj. middle: doris izykowski. barbie brennan. patti craves, coach nancy hanes. jean white, and marcia kowalkowski. missing: jean anne grego. corner right: paula henderson shoots as opponent tries too late to block, far right: mim navarre throws ball to teammate while opponent tries to block, top center: jean white has an easy shot as all opposition is far be- hind bottom center: dons izykowski stops short as she dribbles into a wall of opponents, right: jean white tries to get ball as opposition heads down court. US them 29 sacred heart 38 46 regina 27 39 w. catholic 37 23 st. Stephen 35 27 st. peter paul 20 31 sacred heart 17 33 st. Stephen 35 36 regina 22 40 w. catholic 37 32 st. peter paul 46 95 j.v. cougarettes prowl to victory bottom: mary anne kopka. carol sauve. anne poirier. nan navarre. jo ann Wisniewski, doreen gibowski. cheryl wozniak. top: lynn meagher. dianne woody, ann brady. ruth vanakker. coach nancy hanes. mandy dobos. paula walkowiak. paula henderson. saints find titans “green ... like grass” to slip on speedy trackmen zip through hustling season 97 far upper left: mark talaga looks eight feet tall as he flies through the air for a basket, far lower left: phil pawlicki’s shot is hard to block, as found by several st. Stephen s players, far top center left: bill holka scores on a graceful reverse layup, far bottom center left: nan navarre has a look of dejection after a rare cougar loss, top center left: john kowalczyk and denms kutz race to the finish line, each trying to out do the other left: an ant’s eye-view of denms kutz ready to run above: all right denms kutz. jim gibowski. john kowalczyk. and jim militello: on your mark, get set. go! underclassmen 100 paul alarie barbanderson joann badour debbie bartkowiak tom battle jan beamish patrice beauvais jamcebialek dave bilhimer greg bloch Stanley bobick frank bontumasi david borchardt jim boyle mike brady pat brennan jim brunette pam buczek cheryl budzinski janice budzinski marcia budzinski debbie bukowski fred burzynski roy Campbell tim Campbell theresa canales mary ann ciesla dalecieslinski mary dalzell larry dault dan dettmer bridget dishaw mandadobos karen dobrmski donna dolsen craig dryzga dan drzewicki mary sue drzewicki Steve drzewicki terry drzewicki Chris dziurka mike felan debbie franek darrell gatza doris gawlak markgielda Patrick gies linda giffel mark goik dale goss cmdy gower karen gravlin right: this young frosh isn't sleeping, nope! he's just absorbing the knowledge from a better point of view far right: are we seeing double? no it's just the twins paula and paulettesuchodolski. freshman embark on a new involvement 101 freshman follies all of them fun is all they know get 'em together and from follies they become sights of tomorrow sandy grocholski dick grzybowski dennisgwizdala duanegwizdala judy hebert anthony herek paul heric william hintz joy histed Charlene hogan michelle holka ellen homrich robert hopps ann hus stan izykowski james jamrog richard |anasik daniel jozwiak 102 edward jozwiak gerard jozwiak sandra kaczmarek diane kaunitz melanie kelley peter kielpinski randy kienbaum joseph klida anne kloha julie kowalczyk sharon kravat beth kreiner brad kreiner donald krygier lynn krzyzaniak janet lafond susan lange julie langlois mary larue terry laskowski james latocki tim leahy robert learman susan lefevre susan lei kart joe lepeak gary leppek judyleppek 103 ron lesniak derek lavasseur judy linkowski bob lockhart rachel luczak dan luptowski kathy lynch al maciejewski monica madziar jeff marciak dianne marek phil markiecki kirk mashue theresa matuszewski ann mayes joe mazurowski mike mcevoy maureen mcphillips mike meisner fred mihtello antoinette miller bob miller tom miller debbie mindykowski lynn nearing marcia napieralski don neering karin medzmski dan nowicki john o’brien bob ollett diane osbourn mark ouelette maureen page diane pavlov dan pawlak don piasecki nancy piesik karen pike debbie proulx mary przybylski mark rabideau terry ransier sharon rase joyce rasmer gordon rezler rosemary rezmer carla rice dave robinson mary phil romanow mark rubis mary kay rybak carol sauve jean schreck sue schwedler don sczepanski novices challenge a broad curriculum far left: theresa canales reveals that school involves a great deal of study, left: frosh attendants: manda dobos and linda giffel at homecoming half-time exercises. 104 lewis seward tom sheeran mark shuell dan simon phil simon ellen skrocki ron skrocki gregsmerdon julia smith alan smecinski tom snyder debbiesohacki ann manespatz ann starkey bob starr janet stefaniak andre st. laurent mary stroia 105 scott strong paula suchodolski paulette suchodolski jim supernant mark sutkowi pat sutton bob swincicki tim switala jean talaga mark talaga Sharon talaga joan thomas phillip timm mark toureau gail trombley ruth vanakker dan vandenboom crystal vaughn scott villaire joan virginski dick voisine maureen wackerly paula walkowiak becky warczynski mary weller mary kay wiergowski barry wiescinski david windt frosh initiation has manyembarassing effects john wittbrodt ann witucki judy wlodarczak tim wojciechowski barb wood john woody cheryl wozniak tim yagiela upper left: initiation displays freshman group fumbles as they scramble for their shoes, bottom: if he kissed me once will he kiss me again? wonders gail trombley about phil simon. 106 sophomores advance, encounter and achieve beginning with work ending with pleasure posing the questions searching for answers aiming toward unity sophomores together sue aaron larry adamczyk mike alien kathy anderson david angers jim babinski debra bachman barb barringer linda beecher tom bergevm cathy bielski mark birch tim borysiak mary botimer anne brady paul brandow rick brzezinski barb budzmski karen burton don Campbell george cherry patty christe bobcianek david dark tom cole roxannecovaleski judy craves marcia crissey joe czyzewski pat dault jan delestowicz mike deming ken dewyse guy dittrick connie dominowski connie fitak connie flemming aileen forgash carol gardziola martha gasta mary gibas mary ann gibas doreen gibowski margaret gill john glowicki markgorney mary ellen gorzenski gary goslin alien goss 107 antoinette goudreau Stephen grauf larry greene alan grocholski roberta haertel michael haglund beverly halasinski ann hebert linda heintskill elame hennesy ellen heric julie holka john holubowicz tony hunter 108 sophomores aim toward unlimited opportunities mike jakubiak barb jankowski janine jankowski mike janowicz Steve jaskiewicz barb jezowski roger jezowski Steve jezowski kathleen jozwiak kathy kaczmarek mike kalinowski mike kazmierski paul kazmierski john kaznowski mary kaznowski cathy kinney rick kochaney 109 john kubczak nannette lachance bridget lagalo mary jane laskowski mark latocki cathryn learman maria lefevre paul len john lepeak carol lesinski mark lesperance joseph hss renee luczak roger lynch thomas macdonald jamce maciag kay maciejewski mark maciejewski diane mackenzie karen majeske michael marciniak nancy martin daniel martmez john matuszewski david matuzak william mavis dorothy maziarz julie mcevoy michele mcilhargey joseph mcinerney lynn meagher james meldrum mary michalak timothy michalak richard miller richard mohr jacqueline morse katherme moszyk barbara mrozinski beth ann mulka theodore murawski david musmski extreme left: the church railing provides a handy seat for mike jakubiak. terry revette. and fred retlewski. far left: mike demmg can't wait to get home to finish his book, left: kathy thompson. debbie rohde. and paula zajac display their window painting ability. 110 beth napieralski linda natzmer thomas navarre mark mezurawski mark noteware nancy nutt gary okon larry ollett david osbourn paulette owczarzak mary kay pabich gary pawlak sandra petiprin thomas petoskey john pike anne poirier mary przygocki bob przygocki susan puralewski diane rasdorf robert rase mary regulski fred retlewski terry revette pam rhine mary beth rich mike rich debbie rohde marina romanow erin roth mike rozewski mike rozniak Cheryl rutkowski patti satkowiak pat sattler mike schultz david seibert mary seipke ann shea leo skrocki mikesmerdon ron smolinski mike sobczak sandra sporman mary spyhalski terry staszak theresa Steiner lesliestumpos mikesupernant barb swiercz sheryl symborski diane taber david talaga genethompson kathrynthompson shirley timm they stand as one they rise as one far right: paul brandow finds that experiments lead to discovery right: jump- ing rope is a break from classes for anne brady. cathy wysocki. janet deles- towicz and linda beecher. Ill john tobin mike tomczak pam toporski marktrahan gerald trudell linda urban mary vaillancourt david vanooteghem debra villaire amy ward debbie ward mary gemma watts cynthia weiss mike wenglikowski jean white jean Wisniewski joann wismewski thomas wismewski robert witucki judy witucki thomas wolter timothy wolter bernard wood melvin wood cathryn wysocki kevm zacharko donna Zielinski jean zirwes 12 juniors delightfully invade north campus halls m helping self; helping man self-respect; self-denial looking forward; looking farther being students; being smarter juniors together jerry adamowski jerry adamski sandy balwinski mary baranek joe barbeau bill bates dan beamish diane belger sue bergevin mike biskup karen borysiak andy boyle chuck boyle jay brandow barbie brennan terry brennan tom bromberg mark brookhouse karen bukowski colen Campbell mary carolan 115 dave pawhcki margo periard dave piasecki cathy pietryga linda pike louise pilon karen piotrowski joe plucinski carol podleski gary podleski mike prime bruce probst barb przybylski Chris rabideau tim reed rick revette michele rezler nan ricard tim rohde loren roth ken rubis frank rynalski marie st. laurent konmeschabel sue schultz george schwedler margie simon john sirmeyer juniors step up in world filled with ideas, frontiers top: publications I students sue bergevin. lucy donnelly. mary sullivan and barry talaga demonstrate the four steps involved in assembling the twin campus, above left: trudy militello seems to enjoy handling all the money as she works downtown, above right: what are you doing in the teachers' lounge, leslie todd? far right: guitar accompaniment is provided at a little theater mass by chorus members john gravelin. patti craves, nan navarre. chris lauckner and george schwdler. 117 ellen zacharko paul zacharko peter zacharko dale zajac eric zimonstrad jackiezirwes marilyn skornia mary skornia maureen skornia mark smerdon pat smith rick snyder mike sobczak bob sode joann sporman theresa spyhalski ron srebinski ann starr sandy stefaniak mary suchodolski mary sullivan bob super cathy swiercz marga ret swiercz yvonne swiercz bonnie switala ann tacey barry talaga bobtimm sandy tobias leslie todd kevin urban ron valley cheryl vandriessche jerry vanooteghem leann vantol mike verhanovitz tom villarreal mike wackerly mary jo walkowiak mike walsh joan white doug wiescinski mike wiescinski jim witucki ken wlodarczak diane woody mary kay yagiela seniors 120 seniors take positive stand in opposition to proposal c responsible, nostalgic, serious, impatient fun loving, witty, different, silly outspoken, determined, carefree, spirited hardworking, devout, diligent, emotional creative, original, spontaneous, difficult optimistic, pessimistic, generous, unique seniors!!! right mike dammer virtousiy defends private schools in his fight against pro- posal c above: father bob talks with dr. in stroia. md, after senior meeting in relation to marriage class. edward bachman Patrick battle susan beattie paul asselin robert beauvais janet bergen brad bilhimer gregory biskupski maryjanebiskupski frank bosco gerald briggs mary bromberg linda brookhouse raymond buczek denise bukowski dan butler 122 today’s dreams are seniors hopes for tomorrow joseph Campbell kathy carson mark chaffin dennischislea sandra chlebowski susan chlebowski michael cichanski deborah cieslinski geralynn crete amydalzell michael dammer Charles dardas robertdebo mary ann dehate glendadenham vern deshano barbara dettmer laura dolsen left: student body leader and senior, doris izykowski, expresses her views on the unity of all saints. raymond dombroski mary beth dominowski mary donnelly markdryzga ann marie duranczyk linda forgash daniel franz mary ann gardziola janet gavolik 124 senior year holds many magic moments carol geneczko marcia grabowski thomas gentle jean anne grego james gibowski sheila groulx Constance gielda janegwizdala jeanne halasinski nancy hauck kathy heading Pamela gwizdala above: queen doris beams proudly as her king escorts her to the stage, left: senior boys mike walsh. mike cichanski. john youngs, bill holka. and tom tar- kowski. help with decorations for varsity day. 126 seniors contemplate future plans as they face their new world barbara hopps 127 michael hughes — doris izykowski gerianne jordan Claudia kaczmarek kenneth kalinowski far left: enjoying an autumn day. pat battle and ann klida contemplate the fu- ture together, left: denise hebert diligently studies her english before class starts, above: Stratford's serenity engulfs dennis kutz as he strolls along the riverside. connie huiskens camille jezewski 128 marge kopec 129 sneaky seniors strike again — in playful antics top left: dennis kutz (left) and mike talaga (right) are only two of many senior ’•policemen” at the freshmen initiation, left: “want a push?” asks mary jane biscupski of debbie misner who is taking a ride on her tricycle during school hours, far right: seniors pensively await the second half of the bridgeport game, above: colleen macar- thur. paul asselm. and ann ryan peek around the corner to see if sr. bertha is coming. 130 beverly kopka terry koscielski sue kostus michael kowalski Clara krygier dennis kutz laurie lefevre 131 senior spirit always runs high colleen macarther camille maciejewski Christine markiecki mark matuszewski dawn mcevoy james mcevoy mary mcgeehan patrick mcilhargey patricia mcphillips upper left 'hats off to the saints'' dramatizes weeks of work for seniors, left: senior boys show enthusiasm at pep rally. 132 top picture: kathy rabideau. a senior, enjoys a 20c lunch at the north campus, directly above: dan oconnell tries to calm down a rip-roaring senior class meeting as usual. seniors conduct themselves in usual manner mary ann navarre margaret nowak joan pajot daniel nowak robert oldinski phil pawlicki michael nowak Charles pajot Christine periard margaret nixon daniel o'connell thomas pawlak randy perz daniel pobanz judith przygocki linda przygocki 134 class of ‘71 will always be proud of all saints katherine rabideau karen rezler laurel richert patricia rasmer sharon satkowiak gary rubis ann ryan annesauve marilyn savage daniel schabel joan schick connie schmidt susan schmidt kathy schultz rosemary schwedler 135 jack seibert larry shackley thomas shea kathy simon robertskrocki robert slezak kenneth shooltz david sliwinski michael smith bonniesobczak peter socha randy stefaniak michael strong lynn stumpos therese super susan supernant 136 debbie sutton robert switala mary sue taber mary ann tardiff thomas tarkowski michael talaga mary lou thomas seniors will always remember their final year far right: last one out is a rotten egg. |im mititello! 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Owen's wastebasket, center: mark seems to be enjoying his duty of kissing the queen, doesn't he? 137 138 michael walsh susan welter upper right: big bad seniors, clockwise: barb hogan. colleen macarthur. tom shea, andy lewandowski. jean anne grego, paul asselin. lynn stumpos. jim gibowski. george lochart. mike nowak. and john youngs, enjoy cramming into tweeny-weeny cars, above: seniors are captivated by at a north campus assembly. ann wendland michael weslowski 139 renee wieszczecinski fun-loving seniors enjoy last year mary williams joseph Wisniewski barbara witucki frank wlodarczak kathy wolf barbara wujek john youngs michael Zielinski 140 cougars vacate buildings — leave quiet . .. classrooms corridors and cafeterias the halls are quiet vacancy echoes memories rooted deep i’ll always remember things from age to age go on i'll never forget — the life together 141 our community patrons 144 miss barbara albertson mr. and mrs. francis asselin auburn brite'n clean auburn cleaners baskin-robbins 31 ice cream store mr. and mrs. vernon bean mr. and mrs. edward beattie mr. and mrs. d. brady mr. and mrs. william e. bryan mr. and mrs. john bukowski mr. and mrs. richard bukowski leona butko joan cabala casual-aire mr. and mrs. roy charlebois mrs. anna chlebowski mr. and mrs. daniel chlebowski courtesy cleaners mr. and mrs. waiter h. corrion mr. and mrs. dennis coryell mrs. nancy coryell mr. and mrs. abe dalzell larry and betty dean mr. and mrs. paul dehate mr. and mrs. wayne dehate mr. and mrs. donald f. dolsen mr. and mrs. 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MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS COUGARS Miles Pike Insurance FREELAND, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '71 Sunshine Stables 3358 Bangor Rd. Bay City. Michigan LAYERER’S PHARMACY INC. 1100 COLUMBUS AVENUE BAY CITY. MICHIGAN 48706 TERRY JERRY’S O Solo Mio ITALIAN GOURMET ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY SATURDAY NIGHT Your Favorite Place to Meet 1345 N. Johnson St. Phone 893-9681 or 893-0288 Ida Martin 155 MOHR CARPET 1512 Rockwell Drive Midland, Michigan 156 it’s BRADFORD the real STUDIOS Bay City’s Finest Photography 901 Center thing Bay City, Mich. 48706 CITY DAIRY 902 Columbus Bay City. Michigan Congratulations to the Cougars of '71 SQUARE DEAL TAVERN 2000 22nd Street Bay City. Michigan Good Luck to the Graduates SILVER PALACE 1500 Woodside Bay City, Michigan 157 VI’S FRUIT VEGATABLES Home of Fresh Vegetables Wholesale........... 506 Columbus Ave. Bay City, Michigan Phone: 895-9851 Congratulations, Saints from Kerr Printing Co. Retail 217 S. Linn Bay City, Mich. For All Your Printing Needs Congratulations, Grads TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Auburn, Michigan BOSCO AUTO GLASS 401 1st Street 158 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from Bishop Kenneth Povish and Rev. Richard Jozwiak ST. STANISLAUS CHURCH LA BRENZ PHARMACY 1606 Woodside Ave.. Essexville. Michigan Phone 892-5491 — We Deliver CZUBA’S5c—1.00 STORES 802 Columbus Ave. Bay City. Mich. RAY’S AUTO REPAIR 2368 22nd Street Bay City, Michigan 48706 893-6311 Compliments Of THE MADE RITE POTATO CHIP CO. The IN Chip Phone 892-9861 CATHAL TV SALES SERVICE Big Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Know You 1020 N. Johnson at 3rd Al Robetoy Murid Fortin Jim Robetoy AUBURN DIECAST CORPORATION custom die casting in magnesium .. aluminum 1632 W. Midland Rd. Auburn. Michigan 48611 Ph: 662-1011 160 CONGRATULATIONS COUGARS FROM NATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS 1106 COLUMBUS AVENUE BAY CITY. MICHIGAN SOCK IT TO'EM COUGARS GARBER BUICK Of BAY CITY, INC. 909 N. EUCLID AVE. Farm Bureau BEST WISHES Insurance Magryta's Barber MUNGER, MICHIGAN Shop Box 14 AGENT: ED WITUCKI 1300 KOSCIUSZKO Hampton Meats GOOD LUCK SENIORS WHOLESALERS” SHOE MARKET 1519 CENTER RD. 719 WASHINGTON ESSEXVILLE. MICHIGAN BAY CITY. MICHIGAN J. C. Penny CONGRATULATIONS 401 CENTER AVE. SENIORS BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Of 1971 Best Wishes to Lambert Printing Co. The Class of 1971 1212 N. JACKSON 161 Congratulations to the Barney’s Bakery 421 S. Van Buren H. Hirshfield Cougars of 71 Ph: 895-5466 Wedding Cakes Sons Birthday Cakes Anniversary Cakes 1414 N. Madison Avenue Mayhew’s Barber Shop Parly Cakes Bay City. Michigan 1501 Woodside Avenue Essexville, Michigan HARRY’S AMUSEMENT RECORDS 1824 Broadway Bay City, Michigan Ph: 892-0116 Congratulations Cougars of '71 SHUMAKER’S 622 Adams CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR GRADUATES MAIER’S PHARMACY 3rd — Johnson Ray Phillips Dick Murphy Congratulations! Compliments of KIRCHMAN BROS. SARRET’S INC. MIDLAND at WALNUT 823 Washington Avenue BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Bay City, Michigan 48706 162 DBTl 710 Saginaw Street Bay City, Michigan 48706 ‘DBllO'S 163 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments SHORT FREIGHT LINES BAY CITY. MICHIGAN SOUTH END HARDWARE 1111 CASS AVENUE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN SERVING THE GREAT LAKES AREA Fresh Nuts Candies ST. LAURENT BROS. THIRD WATER STS. “Nuts — Since 1904“ 164 Tri-City Welding Supplies, Inc. 2465 22nd Street Bay City. Michigan 48706 CENTER LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS of Bay City Glass Paint Company Inc. 1209 N. Madison Between 1st 2nd 894-2866 COMPLIMENTS of Bell Bar 1340 Columbus Bay City. Michigan Rupp Oil Co., Inc. Distributors of BAY PRODUCTS P.O. Box 457 BAY CITY. MICHIGAN 48706 ZIELINSKI’S FOOD MARKET All Varieties of Home Made Sausages Phone TW 3-8926 Tony Waszak. Manager 1400 Kosciuszko Avenue Bay City. Michigan Congratulations . . . Graduates of A ll Saints BANKERS LIFE and CASUALTY CO. 808 N. Euclid A venue Bay City, Michigan Ph: 684-3026 Best Wishes from Kennedy Sunoco Service 129 Tuscola Bay City. Mich. Compliments of Palmer Oil Co. 210 26th St. Bay City, Michigan 48706 Congratulations. Cougars St. STEPHEN COUNCIL 4102KOFC 360 River Road BAY CITY. MICHIGAN McEvoy Detective Corporation 211 Shearer Bldg. Best Wishes MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 405 Garfield Avenue Matt Grabowski — Realtor 1 LISTINGS 167 Roth Cleaners 2526 BROADWAY GAYLA BEAUTY SALON Bay Cily. Michigan PH: 20071 Steven’s Creamery Compliments to the Graduating Class 1971 Bay Landscaping 1630 BoutellRd. GOD BLESS YOU SENIORS ANDRZEJ EWSKI’S FILM AND CHURCH SUPPLY 1304 Kosciuszko St. 892-8121 Congratulations from PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 1500 22nd Street 168 PHONE 662-4321 AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE AND SUPPLY RED LION BRAKE DRUMS TURNED BEARINGS PRESSED W. A TRAHAN FUNERAL CHAPEL Day and Night Service William A. Trahan — Directors — William J. Trahan Madison at 10th Phone: TW 3-6583 “The Last Man to Let You Down LINOLEUM CARPET FORMICA TILE CERAMIC TUREK FLOOR COVERING 120S 22nd St. at Maoisqn Bay City. Michigan OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE TW 2-7238 BAY ASPHALT PAVING CO. DIVISION OF SANO STONE. INC. JOHN C. ANDERSON VICE-PRESIDENT ESSEXVILLE. MICHIGAN PHONE BAY CITY TW S-88S1 169 ITTNER Bean Grain ■ CASH REGISTERS ■ ADDING MACHINES ■ TYPEWRITERS ■ CALCULATORS NEWS, USED 312 Park AUBURN. MICH. 48611 Phone 662-2941 Beans Wheat Corn Seed Fertilizer JOHN B. DAOUST BUSINESS MACHINES SALES-SERVICE 1612 Broadway Bay City Michigan 48706 Phone TW 3-5258 CONGRATULATIONS FROM DEFOE SHIPBUILDING CO. BEST WISHES SAINTS of 71 712 Commerce Rd., Linden, New Jersey 07036 FOR YOUR SHOPPING EASE QUALITY MEATS LIST’S Food Market CORNER 17th «.Garfield 170 CARLIN’S Trucking Bulldozing 36288 Garfield Rd. Auburn, Mich. 48611 SOPHISTICATED LADY BEAUTY SALON 1027 S. Madison For Fine Color Photography . . Featuring Personally Styled Portraiture with a Contemporary Flair, insist upon (9wen Cphotography Twenty-Three Fifteen Twenty-Second Street Bay City, Michigan 892-7107 Tailored Weddings Home Portraits Reasonable Prices 171 172 Bay City Electric Light Power City Hall Bay City. Michigan THE Catholic Weekly 1520 Court Saginaw Michigan 173 Sabourin-Roth Pharmacy Copus Agency 702 W. Midland Auburn EDITORIALLY SPEAKING.......... I think All Saints is Great. Charles E. Me Martin Editor Bay County OBSERVER Essexville - Hampton OBSERVER 174 THE ROOST 210 CENTER Qmmdon, HARDWARE CO. 901 N. WATER BAY CITY. MICHIGAN Downtown Bay City Auburn Walgreen Agency A Store Within a Store . . . Exclusively for Young Men Auburn Michigan 662-2181 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of 71 Publications II Class Compliments of MILLARS TV APPLIANCES 721 N. Euclid Where good service is a CONGRATULATIONS! from FA CT — not just a promise ROBERTTRAXLER 175 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION General Motors Corporation BAY CITY PLANT General Motors Institute — Flint. Michigan (Engineeringand Industrial Administration) College Graduates In Training Clerical and Technical Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Plant — Semi-Skilled CHEVROLET + YOU = OPPORTUNITY Leonard Badour, All Saints Class of 1969. now a sophomore student at G.M.I., in Flint. Michigan. 176 sue aaron 106 larry adamczyk 86. 106 gerry adamowski 112 paul alarie 100 mike alien 77. 106 sister mary amadeus 20 barb anderson 100 kathy anderson 106 david angers 106 paul asselin 36. 47. 48. 49 75. 121. 129. 138. 179 jim babinski 41. 106 debbie bachman 106 ed bachman 121 joann badour45. 100 sandy balwinski 75. 112 mary baranek 112 joe barbeau 112 barbbarnger27. 106 debbie bartkowiak 100 bill bates 112 pat battle 3. 40. 119. 121. 126 tom battle 100 dan beamish 79,82, 112 jan beamish 72. 79.,,100 sue beattie 121 pat beauvais 100 bob beauvais 25. 28. 121 Imda beecher 49. 72. 106,111 dianebelger 112 janetbergen47. 121. 128 sue bergevin 49. 70, 72. 79. 11 tom bergevin 100 sister bernadine mane sister mary bertha 38 jamce bialek 100 cathy bielski 26. 106 brad bilhimer 40. 121 david bilhimer 100 mark birch 106 mike biskup82, 112 greg biskupski 35. 121 mary jane biskupski 121. greg bloch 100 stan bobick 100 frank bo muasi 93. 100 david oorchardt 100 karen borysiak 16. 112 xim borysiak 106 frank bosco 3. 17. 47. 67. 121 mary botimer 106 andy boyle82. 112 jim boyle87. 100 chuck boyle 112 anne brady 49. 57. 95. 106. 107 111 mike brady 100 jay brandow 28.82. 112 paul brandow 54. 68. 69. 106. 1 barbie brennan 94. 112 pat brennan 100 terry brennan 112 gerald briggs47. 121 mary bromberg 121 tom bromberg 112 linda brookhouse 121 mark brookhouse 112 jim brunette 100 rick brzezmski 106 pam buczek 100 ray buczek 12. 38. 121 cheryl budzinski 100 jan budzinski 100 barb budzinski 106 marcia budzinski 100 debbie bukowski 100 demse bukowski 33. 35. 47. 48. 49. 121. 172. 179 mr. larry bukowski 37. 115 karen bukowski 49. 112 karen burton 49, 106 fred burzynski 100 dan butler 9. 121 colen Campbell 112 don Campbell 26 49. 106 ioe Campbell 7. 34. 36. 58. 75. 122 ‘ roy Campbell 100 tim Campbell 93. 100 theresa canales 100. 102 mary carolan 112 craig carson 113 kathy carson 47. 122 mark chaffin 40. 82. 122 george cherry 86. 92. 106 dennischislea 122 sandra chlebowski '22 sue chlebowskrl22 pat christe 106 terri christe 113 bobcianek 40. 106 mikecichanski 40. 122 mary ciesla 100 dalecieslinski 100 debbiecieslinski 47. 122 david dark 106 4 john deary 75. 79. 113 ' tom cole 26. 92. 106 “ | marccorbat 113 marycorrion 113 mr denms corveil 24. 68 suecoussens 54. 113 denms couture 113 roxanne covaleski 106 judy craves 106 r Wti craves 94. 113. 117 geralynh crete 47. 122 marcia crissey 106 dennis cwiklinski 113 judy carnecki'113 joe czylewski 106 mark dabrowski 113 amy dalzell 36. 47. 75. 122 mar dalzell 100 mike npimer 122 chucljd rdas 12. 69. 122 Patrick dault 106 larry dJ$ilt 00 bob de® 36.64. 122 mary ann dehate 54 o3. 122 jon dekestowicz 106. Ill sister de phine marie mike de-iing92. 106. 108 gienda d- nham 122 1 vern des! ano 122 barb dcttner 123 dan detti er 100 barb dev. se 113 ken dewyse86. 106 bndget dishaw 100 guy dittrick 86. 106 ed dobos 8! 90. 113 manda dob« 16. 57. 79. 95. 100. 102 karen dabr r ki IOC donna dolsen 16. 72. 100 laurie dolsenWr48. 49. 55. 58. 75. 123. 17 179 mr. ray dombrowski 28. 36. 37. 82 ray dombrowski 40. 63. 75. 82. 123 connie dominowsKi . 6 mary dominowski 3b 123 Steve dominowski 82 113 lucy donnelly 49. 113 mary donnelly 46. 47. 123 craig dryzga 93. 100 mark dryzga 123 dandrzewicki 100 mary sue drzewicki 72. 100 mrs. nancy drummond 38 Steve drzewicki 28. 100 terry drzewicki 100 cathy duffy 113 tom duranceau 113 ann marieduranczyk 123 chris dziurka 100 jim dziurka 82. 113 marge eigner 113 sister eugene 50 sister eva 27 mike felan 100 connie fitak 106 connie flemming 106 mr. wayne flies 40. 112 aileen forgash 106 linda forgash 123 vince forgash 47. 113 debbie franek 100 dan franz 62. 123 mr. russell franz 14. 36. 37. 88. 89 mrs. Virginia franz 32 carol gardziola 106 marv ann gardziola 123 mar i3 gasta 106 darreli gatza 100 jan gavolik 123 dons gawlak 100 carol geneczko 75.124 tom gentle 34. 75. 124 tom gerulski 113 mary gibas 106 mary ann gibas49j 106 doreen gibowski 86. 95, 106 jim gibowski 48. 81.88. 90. 97 124. 138. 179 connie gilda 124 jimgilda 113 f mark gilda 100 karen gildam?A john gie l24 pat gi IOC mr JeoWJiffel 37. 93 . linda gftel 57. 100. 102 marjpe gill 106 rcJpgill 68. 72. 113 ■bfrv gillman 47. 54. 113 hn glowicki 106 f fran gobeske48. 113. 179 mark goik 100 sharon goik 124 markgorney 86. 106 sue gorney 124 mary gorzenski 106 gary goslin 78. 92. 106. 107 joegosciak 113 allan goss 106 dalegoss 100 antomette goudreu 106 gus goudreu 70.82. 113 debbie goulet 16. 113 cindy gower 100 marcia grabowski 47. 48. 58. 69. 124. 147. 152. 163. 179 marian graczyk 25. 113 Steve grauf 107 john gravlin47. 82,88. 113. 117 karen gravlin 100 mary kay graveline larry greene 107 jean anne grego 4 . 49. 75. 12-11 138. 179 jan grocholski 113 sandy grocholski 101 alan grocholski 107 sheila groulx 38.69. 124 mary jo groya 36. 113 rick grzybowski 101 sandy gwitt 113 jane gwizdala 124 dennis gwizdala 101 duane gwizdala 93. 101 pam gwizdala 124 barb habowski 113 roberta haertel 107 mike haglund86, 107 bev halisinski 107 jeanne halisinski 124 karen halisinski 56. 57. 68. 113 tom hash 113 nancy hauck 47. 70. 124 kathy heading 62. 73. 124 ann hebert 27. 49,107 denise hebert 47. 69. 125.127 marge hebert 113 judy hebert 101 Imda hemtskill 24. 49. 68.107. 109 dan heinz 125 jeff heinz 88. 90. 125 darwm heme 3. 56.67. 70. 82. 125 paula henderson 70 95, 125 elaine hennessy 107 jim herman 113 tony herek 101 ken herek 35. 125 •Hen her«c26. 27. 73. 107 beric 101 • r,c 47. 126 tom hickner 68. 82. 113 bill hmtz 93, 101 dale histed 126 joy histed 101 barb hogan 48. 69. 126. 179 1 katy hogan 113 beth hogan 113 Charlene hogan 101 ' paul holka 126 julie holka 73, 78. 107 michelle holka 16. 101 bill holka 14. 35.88. 90.91. 126 john holubowicz 107 marianne holubowicz 113 ellen homrich 101 barb hopps 32. 47. 68. 126 gary hopps 82. 113 bob hopps 101 mary beth hughes 47. 68. 75. 126 mike hughes 127 Virginia hughes 113 connie huskins 47. 127 tony hunter 107 ann hus 101 tim hus 113 doris izykowski 56. 57. 68. 69 72 94. 123. 127. 136 stan izykowski 87. 93. 98. 101 mike jakubiak 49. 108 jim jamrog 101 bob janasik 113 rick janasik 44. 101 renee HJliak 1( rachel lucza j dan luptowski sheryl luptowsl kathy luptowad allan Ivnch 13t roger Tynch 10! kathf yrrdjJtS colleen rrrncaa Jan kozak 109 aat kozak 114 :ony kozubal 9. 109 ■nr larryfllk 50 sharon Xvat 102 lerri krawczyk 12. 114 : rad Wemer 102 oetKreiner 102 HTkreiner 2. 68. 114 Kra krygier 35. 130 ha rygier 102 niVtCRyzaniak 102 km'macaoTT nice maciai 'Ski 114 kH09 Lvski 103 fci 131 j antoinel david miner 1 s2 bob miller 93. 103 m a rt hfr rrj||6rl4 4 terry JEl r 1 14 tom lJJji debb yfrimaamS d e n n isnf i Wvkow s )oantj� |r mdykow debt iem seneri2 dan nohr 35. 132 ktnn torn petoskf ny. petyplac djivid ptaseck � «don pia seek-, nancy pieSk 1 fcathy pietryga lindaji johr louise karen lard moskal 4 ilucmski 1 ultme 28 . 109 gary pojleski 115 anne p(4ner, 3. 95. 1 sister mj pone fena 2 mike prine 1 l|H bruce probst 82.115 'debbie proulx m, 10 barb przybyh ki 70. 7 | mary przyl Iski 8. 1C david mu: tony musi napieralski 11. 110 y napieralski 47. 132 sister jane 50 barb jankowski 108 janine jankowskj 1Q8 ' mike lanowiflitsfe. 108 | him jaski icz 114 steve jasjifewicz 108 rutn jaskiewicz 114 sandy an 1 4 camttje jezewski 127 rj zowski 108 jezowski 108 t Mezowski 108 sister joanne Javey 35 sister johan na 27 gerianne jordan 32. 75. 127 dan jozwiak 101 lozwiak HM d jozwiak 102 ( gerry jozwiak 102 kathy jozwiak 108 mr. vern julian 40. 82 kathy kaczmarek 108 cludia kaczmarek 127 sandy kaczmarek 102 bili kaczmarek 114 ken kalinowski 127 J ; mike kalinowski 92 marjorie karamol 128 kathie kasper 114 diane kaunitz 102 bill kavanagh 114 mike kazmierski 27. 92. 108 paul kazmierski 108 john kaznowski 108 mary kaznowski 108 shannon kelly 36. 47. 75. 128 melame kelly 102 peter kielpmski 44. 102 john kubczak 78.86.92. 109 dale kukla 82, 114 dermis kutz97. 127, 129. 130 nurmeue tarhance 109 annette lacomb 114 jan lafond 102 bridget lagalo 27. 109 jeff lambert 114 sue Iange68. 102 julie langlois 102 amy langlois 114 diane langley 114 mary beth larue 72. 102 mary laskowski 109 terry laskn . ki 93. 102 bill lask' wski 114 jim latocki 93 102 fi PSWirk latocki 109 | chns lauckner 13. 48. 54. 114. WLr 11 . 1 9 'V Bleahv 87. 102 7.93. 10 73. 109 Ilee 68. 114 hefevre47.56.57. 130 re 109 sue lefevre 102 kathy leikart 2. 70. 71, 114 paul leikart 93. 102 sue lemiesz 130 jim len 68. 130 paul len 109 joe lepeak 102 john lepeak 109 gary Ieppek93. 102 tom leppek 114 judyleppek 102 carol lesinski 109 dianne chris bev m nancy tim denise kerr 114 mary kienbaum 114 randy kienbaum 102 bill king 82.114 cathy kinney 108 gary klass 17. 128 ann klida 3. 39.119.126.12 dan klida 114 klida 93. 102 ar ne kloha 102 ky knuth 114 ck kochaney 108 rb kolanek 128 paul kolanek 49. 109 marge k nec 75.128 bev kopk i 130 mary anne kopka 95. 109 jon kortz 114 terry koscielski 35.47. 59. sue kostus 130 john kowalczyk 34. 69 130. 163 ulie kowalczyk 1 mke kowalczyk 1 9 mark lesperance 109 dale levasseur 82. 114 oavid levasseur 82. 84. 130 derek levasseur 103 ' WWewandowski 36. 48. I3C _ 138179 ewandowski 114 lewandowski 1,47. 13i •yce lewandowski 20.21 .awski 103 ..... linkowski 114 fhe i ss 109 nanry lobodzinski 130. 167 mrgelockhart 15. 130. 138 karen majeske 49. 109 jeff marciak 103 mike marciniak 109 103 . 131 103 1 93. 114 wr m dan mertinez 86. 92. 109| sister sister sister kirk ma cindy m. john matus theresa mark matuszews david matuzak9 bili mavis 86. 92. 1 anna marie mayes robin mayhew 75. 114 rartdy maz i4 V ® mazurowsk� 114 zurowski 103 id mcalpine 24 evoy 13. 131 evoy 109 voy 103 y 35.47. 131 . negeehan 47. 131 Moieie mcilhargey 109 Illips 47. 131 • en mcphilhps 103 [! ynr leagher 70. 71.95. 109 sner 1' l mobmeiPer 24. lifn rweldrui£l09 foeHflie messeng f 132 ron meyer 35.132 mary ann michalak 109 tim michalak 86. 92. 109 - torn michalak 114 connie mickolajczak 1. 132 mark mickolajczak 34. 56. 57. 75. 82. 132 fred mihtello 1. 103 jim militello 75.97, 132 trudy militello 114 B—1031 :.i d nes rnr dawn lulif mike n L;. dan rick mr. mrs. barb beth prim tony ken beth cathy n iim napieralski 114 marcia napieralski 103 miss Virginia nash 34 linda natzmer 110 mrs. joan navarre 24. 37. 176 mary anne navarre 47. 72. 75. 133 nan navarre 47. 72. 95. 114. 117 torn navarre 8.92, 110 lynn nearmg 103 don nearing 103 karin niedzmski 103 mark nierzurawski 110 manaret nixon 133 fred norstrom ma ta noteware 110 Sally rjowak 56. 57.75. 144 dan nowak 9. 133 mike ncwak9. 133. 138 margar t nowak 133 all m no.vicki 114 dannowicki 103 Incy Jtt 110 brien 103 o’connell 69. 78. 133 gary okon 110 boboldmski 133 larry ollett 110 bobollett 103 david osbourn 86. 110 diane osbourn 103 mark ouelette 103 paulette owczarzak 27.1 mr. john owen 48. 177. 179 mary kay pabich 110 -i • jan page 2. 114 | rnaureen page 7 Charlie Dajot 34. 13 1 joan pajot 75. 133 rich parker 114 sister patricia mrs. joyce patterson 14. 20 mike paveglio 82. 114 diane pavlov 103 gary pawlak 110 dave pawhcki 82. 115 dan pawlak 87. 103 torn pawlak 10. 74 133 phil pawhcki 88. 89. 90. chris periard 133 margo periard 1 15 | randy perz 47, 133 ■n 110 11 10 L21 Illo ■03 03 115 ■ 103 [l 15 m. 88. 90. 91 54.115 Ipiotrowski 115 | ■ 15 flST x M 16.68. 75.98. 115 ■ 115 [73.95. 110 1 133 M 110 178 judy przygocki 48. 49. 58. 152. 154. 163. 173. 179 linda przygocki 133 mary przygocki 110 bob przygocki 110 sue puraiew: rabi 133. don sczepanski 103 jack seibert 135 david seibert 110 mary katherine seip -9 j 107.110 ' : ;• : B ,,,; . fre ■ ;.ev. terr. revett karm rezler 47. 134 michele rezler 115 gordon rezler 103 rosemary rezmer 103 pam rhme 110 mary beth rich 110 mike rich 110 ter , Bnri C.jr ,i laure richo'tl ’ s� ster rita 20 I debbie rohde 40. 109. 110 tim rohde 1.47.82. 115 marina romanow 68. 110 mary romanow68. 103 sister rosemary 177 erin roth lore mil mik man gary rubis ken rubis 1 mark rul Cheryl ftttilpw “ 1! 0 ' j ann ryapT7. 48. 129. 134] HTy ryb.iK 43. 103 I frank rynalski 115 andre it. laurent 104 marie st laurent 115 Bon satkowiak 48. 49. 58 1 34. Bl 79 KBtkOWial- 68. 1 10 pat sattler 42. 49. 110J annesauve58 carol sauve 1� marilyn savage dan schabel 134 konnieschabel 115 joan schick 134 connie schick sue schick 115 connie set sue schi lean schre - mr. alton ■ 3 23, 178 . 82.85.83. 33 kathy simon B marjie simon 11 phillip simon 104 john sirrpeyer 82, mr. johr skoor 21 leo skrocki 86. 1 l L ellen skrofyi 104 bobskrocW 35 ron skrocki 1 mdtltyn s o.. ,a 1 mary skordT maureen skornia ezak9. 75. 78. Ki 13 illO smeroon 87.92 smerdon 82, mike smith 136 pat smith 117 ron smolinski 110 alan sniecinski 93. 1 4 ric s.n lS88. 90. 1 bonnie sobc k33. 36 mike sobezak 1 17 michael sobezaj 10 ‘peter socha 34.135 Lob sode 117 debbie sohacki 104 anne marie spatz 10 ii 117 17 35 joann sporman 47. bjj sandy sporman 110 I mary spyhalski 110 theresa spyhalski 7bH ron srebinski 81.88. 90.91. 117 ann mairtestarkey 10 B ann starf l6. 117 I | bob starr 93, 104 ■ no 104 Bk lb. Bystefaniak 47. I theresa sterner 110 miss marianne stem ky 24 r stroia 104 I mike strong 36. 135] [scot tr ng3. 99 ipos48, 179 leslie stumpos 11 mary suchodolski pauia suchodolsk paulettesuchodols mary sullivan 49. bob super 88. 117 theresa super 47.1 mikesupernant86. 10 jim supernant 105 sue supernant 47.1 mark sutkowi 105| debbie sutton 3. 47. 8 67 70 71. 135—j P it soft jn87. 105 bari swierez 110 Jti y swierez 117 ann swierez 136 marge swierez 117 yvonne swierez 111 bob swincicki 105 tirr swtat� 105 su- switala 136 bonnie switala bob switala 33. 35. 136 sheryl symborski 110 diane tabor 73. 110 mary sue tabor 56. 57. ann tacey 117 david talaga 1 Qyr mark talaga 81.105 mike talaga 82 136 rry talaga 47. � n talaga 29. 105B I sharon talaga 105 mary ann tarditf 136 tom t 13. 75. 136.163 paula walkowiak95. 105 roy walkowiak 69. 138 mary walkowiak 117 tim walkowiak 138 gordon wall 138 m� ke wah mike walsh 117 doug warezynski 48. 138 rebecca warezynski 105 debbie ward 111 38 ms ward 111 ■|ma watts 111 1 179 111 Iter 49. 58.69.138.172 and 3o. 68. 75. 138 35. 138 17 iki 105 kathy thomson 109. 110 barb thomson 32.137 gene thomson 110 bobtimm 117 connie timm 32. 137 shirley timm 110 phil timm 93. 105 sandy tobias 117 john tobm 111 leslie todd 33, 48 mike tomezak 111 pam toporski 111 mark toureau 105 teresa trahan 33,94, 137 mark trahan 86, 111 patti trepkowski 47, 75. 137 betty trojan 47. 137 7TTT TTT 135. 138 anne trombley 47,137 john trudell gerrytrudell 111 kevin urban 117 11 ourt 137 court43. Ill ourt 137 117 ruth van Ker95.105 d.] vjno riboom 105 inik - vandenbrooks 117 sharon v ndriessche47. 137 cheryi vaiiflriessche 117 gerry vanooteghem 117 david vanooteghem 111 ica nn vanto! 79, 117 crystal H Rhn] 16.79.10b mike verhanowitz fe. 90.11?’!, tom vjliajieai 117 debbie viftaire 111 ■ scott villaire 93. 105 | elizabeth virgmski 47 J37J joan virginski 105 judy voisme 35, 74. 75 rick voismfe 79.67. 105 mike wackerly 82.117 maureeri wackdrly 105 anhe walkowiak 137 m wojciec thy woll I.-.235 tim wolter 15. 92. 11 barb wood 105 bernard wood 86. 11 melvin wood 86. 11 cathy wysocki 1,11 diane woody 68. 95. john woody 93. 105 cheryi wozniak 95. 105 barh wujek 139 mary kay yagiela 75.117 tim yagiela 93. 105 john youngs 35. 78. 136 139 acharko 16. 31,117 zar ■ ;rko86 urko 82 B' ':i , vo 117 B ■ m - -I •I - ■tCjv■ ' I n • .U Lm‘T J 179 the only thing i could say would be that planning, organizing, and producing a yearbook is a tremendous experience! it took the re- sponsibility and maturity of 19 juniors and seniors and the patience of our advisor, mr. owen. there were so many errors, complications, etc., but the satisfaction of seeing a yearbook that is comprised of the thoughts, impressions, and imaginations of our class makes it all worthwhile. i’m sure i can speak for the whole class in relating that we have in reality learned what unity and working together means, we hope you realize this book is your book and not ours, we have endeavored to include your ideals, as you the student, all saints, whether it maintains its existance in future years or not. will always dwell in the minds of those who attended here and we hope the saint 1971 will also. the editor 1. marcia grabowski 2. jean anne grego — editor 3. leslietodd 4. fran gobeske 5. judi przygocki — photo editor 6. ann ryan — co-editor 7. jim gibowski — sports editor 8. paul asselin — advertising manager 9. barbhogan 10. john owen— advisor 11. sharon satkowiak — subscription manager 12. laurel richert 13. colleen macarthur 14. denise bukowski—artist 15. david wells —photographer 16. lynnstumpos 17. andy lewandowski 18. laurie dolsen — copy writer 19. chris lauskner — photographer missing — sue welter —copy writer — tom gentle — photographer .