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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

r Table Of Contents Introduction ..... 2 Juniors 82 Staff.............. 6 Sophomores 88 School Life 16 Freshmen 94 Athletics.........42 Sponsors 100 Seniors ..........64 Yearbook Staff . . .126 r me X Reflecting Upon A Decade Of Accomplishment. In 1968, a Dream became a Reality; the collective wisdom of people with vision created what skeptics thought impos- sible — a Catholic High School serving the Bay area, des- tined to carry on the best values and traditions of parochial education. As we celebrate our Tenth Anniversary, we find ourselves reflecting upon the past decade and recalling the accomplishments which have made All Saints, despite its brief history, an outstanding school. Our concern for the welfare of others has been shown through our much acclaimed Community Service, CARE, SHARE, and Saganing Indian pro- grams. “Co and Serve the Lord, is more than a Biblical passage at All Saints; it's a commitment to Christian Service. 2 Academic achievement has been highly valued at All Saints, and through the years the School has been proud of the scholarly accomplishments of those who've distinguished themselves and the School with outstanding academic records. Scholarship, Character, Service, and Leadership — the ideal qua- lities for which All Saints scholars strive, ever mindful, however, of Cod's gift of Intelligence and Health. 3 Although it's a small school, All Saints has achieved moments in competitive sports that would rival those of the largest schools in the country. Each year has seen the de- velopment of outstanding athletes, and the winning results of total team effort. Among (he many Great Moments in Sports from the past decade. All Saints will always be proud of its two Basketball State Championships, two 9-0 Football seasons. Bob Learman's State Championship in Tennis, and the |V Girls' First Place in the 1975 Valley Parochial Basketball League. The Performing Arts have offered large numbers of students an opportuni- ty to experience the rewards of per- forming before an audience while simul- taneously developing their individual creative talents. A tremendous cooper- ative effort, combining the School's mu- sicians, actors, vocalists and behind the scenes personnel, gave appreciative audiences musical drama rivaling profes- TIHES BQUnE sional theatre. Among the outstanding musical drama pre- sented by talented All Saints students, were the memorable performances of OLIVER, WEST SIDE STORY, GUYS IM' DOLLS, and L'lL ABNER. 5 Administrative Team 1. Mr. William L. Rykhus — Principal; 2. SCHOOL BOARD (Front Row) — Donna Mayhew, Mary Lou Solinski, Presi- dent Gene Jakubczak, Michela Kroswek, Eva Hickner; (Back Row) — Jim Peplinski, Glenn Halstead, Abe Dalzell, Fr. John McHugh, Fr, Richird Jozwiak, Fr. Vernon Sier- minski, Don Janowski, Ron Bellor. 3. Bookkeeper — Mrs. Ester Korthals, 4. N. Campus Secretary — Mrs. Betty Swin- cicki, 5. S. Campus Secretary — Mrs. Joyce Lewandowski. Religion Dept. — SpirituallyMotivated 5. Ronald Schinderle, 6. Sue Roznowski, 7. Sr. Malvena. 8 Social Studies, Foreign Language — Exploring The World Of People 8. Ilene Darbee, 9. Russell Franz 10. Joan Navarre 11. Robert Strybel 12. Sr. Charlotte, 13. Leona Retlewski. 9 Arts And Crafts Fine Arts — Discovering Individual Talents English Department Few Things In The Realm Of Human Experience Are More Powerful Than Properly Executed Spoken And Written Words Mathematics And Physical Education Manipulating Figures For Individual Development 13 Business Education Typing, Shorthand, Accounting, General Business Equip Future Office Managers And Executive Secretaries With Skills For Success. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: 1. Miss Cheryl Harmon 2. Mrs. Judith En- right 3. Mrs. Marsha Yambura 4. Mrs. Brenda Kehrier 5. Mrs. Wilma Wright Support Staff Dedicated And Vital To Student Services 1. North Campus Librarian, Mrs. Ciaciuch 2. South Campus Li- brary Assistant, Mrs. E. Crissey 3. Chaplain, Fr. Jack Leipart 4. Study Hall Moniter, Mrs. Rose 5. North Campus Cooks 6. South Campus Cooks School is work. Nobody doubts that. There are times when we think there is noth- ing else. But, it's also a time for sharing happiness with others and learning how to live life. It's seeing ourselves grow. It's a time that seems eternal, but passes quickly. We'll re- member it as one of life's grea- test times. 17 Reflecting — The Times Of Your Life 18 A balmy Spring night, a soft gentle breeze, low lights, a smile that told of our togetherness — memories that last forever. 1. North Campus ladies are impressed with what's on the inside of a typical All Saint's Jock. Who is it? 2. Debbie Ciffel and Ann Bleck show off their buttons and socks as Homecoming Week festivi- ties opened. 3. First annual leg contest catches many eyes. Who will win? 4. A Cougar Spirit unmatched by no one. 5. Mike Gwizdala always knew he had the prettiest legs besides all the chicks! 20 6. Yes indeed, Waldo, those are our typical juniors — all messed up! 7. An outstanding salute to the 1977 Home- coming by our fantastic Cheerleading squads. 8. Enthused faces reflect the spirit and excitement of Homecoming 77. 9. Help me. I'm just a poor Crusader! pleads Burt Reyn- olds — alias Steve Hickner. 10. Oh no, I can't believe it; you're kidding me; it's impossible! shouts Janet Herman upon hearing the results of the Queen's Court election. 21 The enthusiasm and spirit of an All Saints Homecoming is shown in a first place Senior float, a smile, and even a tear of happiness. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Queen Janet Herman, Annette Gracey, Terry Peplinski, Julie Crete, Ashley Bosco, Jean Militello. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Hillmer, Mary Jo Auman, Mary Jo Gill, Carol Kazmierski. A Potpourri Of Classes . . . 1. We do good work. says four Arts and Crafts students. 2. How do you get around these big nails? 3. Skrocki says, Hey, this is nothing like a potatoe harvester! 4. Creative minds make beautiful things. 2 5. Concentration helps these Ding-a- Lings ding-a-ling. 6. One, two, three . . . please play for � me. 7. Laris Stumpos creates her kind of beautiful music as Maureen Donnelly sits back and enjoys it. 8. Hold on, Stephanie, just a few more measures to go ... you'll make it. The “Halls Are Alive With The Sounds of Music . . . Musical Lyrics Reflect The Goal Of All Saints Musicians UPPER RIGHT: Music is the Universal language, and Love is the Key — Ma- drigals LOWER RIGHT: Sing, sing a song, sing out loud, sing out strong! — All Saints Chorus 26 UPPER LEFT: Ring, Ring! Gol- den Ring! What a Happy Sound! — Tinnula MIDDLE LEFT: Hear the Band! Won't you let the music play now? Hear the Band. — All Saints Concert Band LOWER LEFT: Ticklin' the 88 Can't you see I'll always be a mu- sic man? 27 1. How Love Turns Fido into Fatso! Not bad says Dave Ferrar, racking his brain in English class. 2. A pinch of this and a pinch of that, go into things that make us fat. 3. Oops! Another stupid mistake! 4. Jeff seems to be all keyed up about Mike's typing . . maybe it's another love letter ... to Brucey. 5. BRAVE NEW WORLD student Denise Gasta envisions another Alpha embryo ready for decanting. 6. Don't get too close to that germ; you might contaminate it! 7. If you stare too long, Ann, the crucible might break. 29 Freshmen Cheerleaders (TOP-BOTTOM): J. Hus, L. Sigelko, T. Luczak. (LEFT-RIGHT): A. Bosco, R. Militello, C. Jaynes, J. Przepiora, J. Talaga. J.V. Pom Pons (FRONT ROW): K. Hopps, L. Drzewicki, M. Weslowski, P. Neitzel, J. Meyer, L. Kroswek, J. Jankowski. (BACK ROW) J. Swincicki, P. Lawrence, K. Lewandowski, H. Wager, S. Page, H. Mayhew, C. Leppek. J.V. Cheerleaders (LEFT-RIGHT): J. Wisniewski, J. Pergocki, J. Crete, M. Laleman, C. Kazmierski, R. Campbell, K. Kowalczyk, J. Bosco. 30 Stack 'Em In Style! Varsity Pom Pons (FRONT ROW): K. Kusmierz, D. Giffel, D. Watson, M. Krygier, L LeClair, C. Jaynes, M. Gill. (BACK ROW): T. Brzezinski, L. Drzewicki, M. Wolf, C. Halub, D. Grusczynski, S. Sharrow, S. Williamson. Varsity Cheerleaders (TOP ROW): M. Crete, L. Satkowiak, M. Mackenzie, (BOTTOM ROW): J. St. Laurent, B. Luczak, H. Richert, J. Borysiak, J. Talaga. 31 Student Council. . . Group Effort Works For A Better All Saints WlfT 1. Joan Hillmer says, I'm happy to 'beat' here! 2. Who's got my red pop? moans Advisor Mr. Moore. I wonder where it 'can' be? mumbles Diane Lewan- dowski. Puzzles me. quibbles Amy Lindenbaum. 3. Amy Lindenbaum gives a minute of her time. 4. First act of business — vote for ad- journment. 32 (Back Row — L-R) — Diane Lewan- dowski — Treasurer; Kevin Luczak — North Vice-Pres.; Sue Weiss — South Vice-Pres.; Mr. Wm. Moore — Ad- viser; (Front — Sitting) — Amy Linde- baum — Secretary; Mary Jo Gill — North Vice-Pres.; Joan Hillmer — Pre- sident. (Back Row — L-R) — Mr. Wm. Moore; Lori Krzyzaniak, Joan Hillmer, Anne House, Tom Kroswek, Steve Pominville, Bob Sasiela, Steph Valiguira. (Third Row) — Laris Stumpos, Dianne Macjiewski, Amy Linde- baum, Janet LeVasseur, Kim Pletzke, Lori Wojchiehowski, Connie Stevens, Darcee Kaczmarek. (Second Row) — Cathy Murphy, Sue Weiss, Sue Rivet, Suzette Le Clair, Mary Jo Gill, Colleen Kroswek, (Front Row) — Mary Miklojczak, Cheryl Jaynes, Diane Lewandowski, JoAnne Hus, Mary Beth Coveio. 33 A.S.C. Ski Club . . . '78 Trip . . . Down Hill All The Way! 34 1. Dick says he will take it easy this time, Maybe I'll make it! 2. Toni, Bonnie, Lisa, and Janet are ready to hit the slopes after a good night's sleep Huh! 3. The ski monster attacks Janet Rhine. 4. A group of senior guys wait patiently in the chairlift line. 5. Eddie Wing ... A good guy to have around. fife % 1. The Kingdom of Schuss — a beautiful winter wonder- land. 2. Packing up for the long ride home. Wish we could stay. 3. Judie and Ro- sie — Can you handle carry- ing the food? Or isn't it food? 4. Can the Freshman handle this trip? It's a new experience. 5. tom and Nan- cy enjoy the long ride up the chair lift for another trip down the slopes. Bay — Arenac Skill Center Where There's A Skill, There's A Way. 1. Dale Overholt puts everything together with welding. 2. Rick Kerr works creatively on his draft- ing. 3. Lori Cardinal, Lisa McFarland, Maureen Nowak, and Maureen Mackenzie tend to business. 4. Tim Seward rings it up in Distributive Ed. 5. Heidi Gorney and John Musinski work on a Graphic Arts project. 6. Bill O'Neil; in the grease pits. 7. Edward Pawalaczyk puts his machine to work. 8. Data Pro- cessing is the work of Mary Jo Kravat, Connie Matus- zewski, and Ellen Tomaszewski. 37 All Saints Shows The “Light To Others 1. Ann Mrozinski receiving Communion from Bishop Reh. 2. Judy LeVasseur encourages the handicapped at Do-All. 3. St. Hyacinth's ... setting for All Saints Feast Day. 4. With the help of Mary Jo Kravat, youngsters learn to count. 5. Highlighting All Saints Day Mass with a liturgical dance by Jean Militello, Ashley Bosco, Rose Militello. 38 1. Bishop Reh Deacon Howard conce- lebrate All Saints Day Mass. 2. A spiritual movement . Maggie, Skip, Fr. Chuck tell an inspiring life story. 3. Bishop Reh consecrates the Body and Blood of Christ. 4. Holly Richert reads the Word of God. 5. Mark Villaire, helping the 6th graders learn to spell correctly. 39 Innovative Day And Dances Break Winter's Monotony r Gee! I hope it turned out! 2. With a little help, Mark tries to lift weights. 3. Keith gets a little coaching from Linda. 4 Give these kids a lifesaver. 5. A beauty salon in All Saints. 6. I heard terrarium class was a dirt class. Swaying To The Music A Gentleman and a gentle man. Ray Dombroski Concludes Outstanding Coaching Career Football mentor retires after 1977 season, ending 24 years of dedicated and successful coaching. Bay County's Dean of Football Coaches After graduating from Central Michigan College in 1952, Coach Dombroski served a hitch in the Marines, then began his coaching career at Coleman, where his teams won a pair of conference championships during his eight years at the school. Moving to Bay City in 1962, Ray guided the St. James Irish to a title in the tough Valley Catholic Conference during his six year tenure with the Shamrocks. Summoned to coach the Cougars in 1968, Dombroski compiled a record of 62 wins, 24 losses and 3 ties. Regional Football Coach of the Year in 1972, '73, '76, and '77, his lifetime record is 134 wins, 63 losses, 8 ties. I've been very fortunate to have worked with good kids, replied the humble Coach recently. I've been very lucky. The lucky ones have been the athletes and fans who've benefi- ted from his coaching and influence. We'll miss you, Coach! Enjoy your retirement; you've earned it! 43 Hockey Team Moves Along . . . This year's Hockey Team was very impressive, exhibiting much talent and desire. They struggled and fought hard. The end result was a quite respectable tie for First Place in Division III. This marked the first time ever an All Saints Hockey Team had achieved such a feat. The 77-78 Squad (FRONT ROW) L-R: Mark Bowen, Greg Halstead, Mark Hebert, Kellen Lynch, Tim Leppek, Dave Williamson, Tim Hartwig; (BACK ROW, L-R) Coach Bill Gust, John Bleck, Dave Socia, Tom Bleck, Mike Grembowski, Gary Zielinski, Paul Gwizdala, Terry Leppek, and Dennis Corrion. US THEM 0 Bridgeport 7 1 Me Arthur 6 6 Saginaw 0 1 S.S.P.P. 15 1 St. Stephen 1 0 Swan Valley 0 4 Saginaw 1 0 Midland 10 5 St. Stephen 0 0 Midland Dow 6 0 Arthur Hill 7 5 Swan Valley 2 4 Saginaw 1 4 St. Stephen 3 3 Swan Valley 6 3 John Glenn 3 6 Eisenhower 4 1. Defensive Captain — Tom Bleck waits patiently for the puck. 2. Tim Leppek gets his chance to skate into some action. 3. Mark Hebert shows the right way of moving the puck down the ice. 4. Paul Gwizdala lifts one of his slap shots at the defending goalie. 5. Cougar's are on the move with Cary Zielinski in the lead with the puck. 6. Dave Williamson, Mark Hebert, and Mark Bowen 'move in on the opponents, while the rest of the team watches closely. 45 A Typical Freshman Record .. . A Promising Group Of Athletes 46 Freshmen Football Team (1ST ROW, L- R): Brian Lijewski, Jeff Talaga, Mike Lei- kert, Tom Ruszkowski, Dave Kazmireski, Tim Connelly, Ken Witucki, Alan Izy- kowski; (2ND ROW): Bob Sasiela, Cary Casta, Bob Szczepanski, Mike Royal, Todd Peplinski, Dave Weller, Marty Lo- bodzinski, Andy Barringer; (3RD ROW): Bill Villaire, Randy Urbaniak, Tom Sasiela, Alan Ksiazek, J. Lewandowski, Barry Se- bald, David Jezak, S. Hebert, Bill Vali- guira; (4TH ROW): Scott Villaire, Glen Pavligleo, Kevin Richard, Jay Nutt, Ken Szczypka, Terry Casper, and Coach Zan- otti. 1. Two young Cougars de- monstrate a double team block on a defender. 2. Young but formidable, these Cougars show style and hustle. 3. In a learning year, the Cougar Freshmen Offense experienced scoring frus- trations, but showed, nev- ertheless, much potential. 4. This Defense is blessed with talent, desire, and leadership — keep an eye on them in the next three years. WE THEY 2 Saginaw Weber 40 0 Douglas Mac. 40 6 Midland N.E. 36 6 Midland Jeff. 6 0 Essex. Garber 28 6 Millington 6 47 1. The J.V. offense explodes off the line. 2. Q.B. Ken Mika concentrates on his receiver. 3. This defense displayed finesse, quickness, and most of all, aggressiveness through- out the season. 4. One has to wonder if Bob Barriger is laughing about one of trainer-coach Kanicki's so-called humorous jokes. 5. This offense could pass, run with power up the middle, get to the outside with speed, and run the option effectively. 48 The Carousing J.V s . . . . . . Coach Ray Has Something To Look Forward To The Young Restless J.V's (FRONT, L-R): Chris Hebert, Mark Szczypka, Dan Kaunitz, Rick Foster; (2ND ROW): Nick Kaczmarek, Jim Herek, Dale Miller, Chris Rich, Jimmy Drzewicki; (3RD ROW): Darren Cieslinski, Duane LeVasseur, Ken Mika, Ken Kwapiszewski, Rick Ri- card. Missing: Jeff Herman, Wayne Niedzinski, Dave Ler- oux, and Coach Tom Herek. 1. Varsity Team (FRONT, L-R): Keith Cieslinski, Terry Leppek, Bob Nutt, Tom Adamowski, Mark Villaire, Kevin Luczak, Tom Leahy; (2ND. ROW): Nick Losito, Tony Bis- kupski, Mike Maida, Mike Cwizdala, Bob Barriger, Mark Skrocki, John Miko- lajczak. Coach Kanicki; (3RD ROW): Head Coach Dombroski, Bill Villaire, Chris Kowalski, Tom Watz, Dave Cieslinski, Jim Rivard, Jon Satkowiak, Ke- vin Wozniak, Coach Jeff Bisel. Missing — Steve Hickner (at doctor). Unity, Togetherness, Determination . 2. Cwiz barrels his way through the mud and is loving every minute of it! 3. Steve Hickner drives up an open hole. 4. Look at the physi- que on our coaches. 5. A sense of togetherness and team unity is expressed in another Team victory for All Saints. 6. Fullback Mark Skrocki turns a corner on a quick pitch. 7. Playing with pain is all a part of football. 8. Keith Cieslinski and Bob Nutt open the way for Mike Maida to sprint around left end. 9. Cougar defense gets ready for the kill. The Varsity of 1977 may have been only a couple of plays away from the playoffs, but the Cougars did accomplish many other feats. Rec- ords were broken in both team offense and defense. Mark Skrocki was everyone's pick for All-State. He was Golden Helmet Player of the Year besides breaking every rushing record in sight. But most of all, the Cougars gained re- spect from all who knew of them. Winning Is Worth A Smile! US THEM 42 St. Mary's 13 45 Carrollton 19 49 Handy 35 29 S.S.P.P. 22 36 Garber 12 36 U.S.A. 33 41 John Glenn 35 60 Ogemaw Hts. 35 53 John Glenn 24 48 Saginaw High 45 61 Garber 15 51 U.S.A. 52 41 Carrollton 28 62 S.S.P.P. 23 40 St. Stephen's 20 58 St. Mary's 15 57 Handy 67 30 Ogemaw Hts. 35 45 St. Stephen's 35 52 1. J.V. Team Front row: L. Stumpos, C. Rhode, P. Neitzel, M. Keyser, S. Lesniak, D. Klosowski, J. Villaire, Back row: P. Kurlinski, B. Sharrow, J. Wisniewski, S. Starr, Coach Al Lukowski, K. Hopps, J. Wenglikowski, L. Krzyzaniak, L. Charbonneau 2. Marcey Keyser moves the offense down court. 3. Sue Starr rips down a rebound for the little Cougars. 4. Patty Kurlinski moves out for a loose ball. 5. Brenda Sharrow hassels Handy as Sue Star comes up from behind. 6. The J.V. team welcomes the Varsity with enthusiasm. 53 Excellence . .. . . . The Only Way! US THEM 54 St. Mary's 36 36 Carrollton 56 41 Handy 39 51 S.S.P.P. 20 56 Garber 39 50 U.S.A. 58 44 John Glenn 52 45 Ogemaw 50 51 John Glenn 42 34 Saginaw High 73 52 Garber 40 51 U.S.A. 63 33 Carrollton 50 45 S.S.P.P. 20 59 St. Stephen's 55 49 St. Mary's 24 38 Handy 52 32 Ogemaw 48 45 St. Stephen's 33 TOURNAMENTS 59 Reese 43 44 U.S.A. 59 54 Members of the Varsity team are: Front: Rosie Boudreau, Diane Derocher, Bonnie Brennan, Janet Rhine, Sandy D'Addezio, and Shari Zinger. Back: Ellen Tomaszewski, Bonnie Maida, Toni La- galo, Debbie Giffel, and Jodi Jezak. Missing are: Deb Kazmeirski, Ann Greene, Ann Mrozinski, and Mary Beth Bouza. 1. Bonnie Brennan gets another solo tackle! 2. Bouz lays up two as the rest of the Cougars move in. 3. Bonnie Brennan hustles the ball upcourt. 4. Bonnie B. drives in as Zip gets ready to rebound. 5. Par- ents and Players join together for a word of Thanks. 6. Members of the team watch with enthusiasm as Dee pumps in two. 55 Cougar Style Uncomparible 1. How do you spell relief? Dee spells it 2. Sandy D'Addezio takes her patented jumpshot from the corner. 3. Bonnie Brennan shoots over the out-stretched Titan. 4. The team is refreshed after a half-time pep talk. 5. Janet Rhine pumps in two of her 201 season pts. 6. Kill, Kill, Kill ' says Bonnie Brennan. 7. Debbie Giffel gets one away before being overwhelmed by a Titan onslot. 57 WE 96 SHEPHERD THEY 54 88 OGEMAW HEIGHTS 60 72 GARBER 73 96 STS. PETER PAUL 94 94 SANFORD 53 77 CARROLLTON 71 113 TAWAS 34 74 U.S.A. 54 79 EPBP 60 108 OVID ELSIE 54 86 HANDY 54 65 STS. PETER PAUL 66 76 SANFORD 61 74 EPBP 87 94 TAWAS 50 58 GARBER 52 72 OGEMAW HEIGHTS 70 64 CARROLLTON 56 74 OVID ELSIE 82 60 SHELBY 58 77 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT STS. PETER PAUL 82 Varsity: Close r m n , y ss ( i. � 1 1. Randy Morse, 'Taking it to the hoop. 2. Dean, Scott, and Mark taste victory during a break in the action. 3. Scott Weidner flips in two points. 4. Mike Wilkins soars for a tip-in. But No Cigar! . ✓ 5. Varsity: Front Row (L to R) Mark Wenglokowski, Dave Shooltz, Joe Kazmierski, Scott Weidner, Jeff Scze- panski, Thad Leppek, Mike Gwizdala, Coach Lefty Franz. Back Row (L to R) Bob Przy- bylski, Rick Mika, Dean Lockwood, Mike Wilkins, Randy Morse, Craig Goslin. 6. Coach Franz gives a few words of advice to Dean Lockwood. 7. Jeff eyes the bucket with concentration. 8. Gwiz appears to be in an- other world as he brings the ball up the court. 59 Little Cougars . . . Movin' Up us THEM 75 Shepherd 45 53 O.H. 30 42 Garber 59 52 St. P P 59 64 Sanford 44 70 Tawas 49 68 Carrollton 80 r 80 53 U.S.A. Laker 50 47 j 63 O.E. Handy 39 48 '1 H 43 St. P P 76 v 79 Sanford 61 71 Laker 77 57 Tawas 55 61 Garber 60 68 O.H. 47 54 Carrollton 55 47 O.E. 70 60 Shelby 35 J.V. Team: Front; Mike Royal, Rick Richard, Dave Ferrer, Mark Szczypka, Al Izykowski, Ken Mika, Bob Szczepanski. Back; )im Jasinski, Jay Nutt, Ken Szczypka, Steve Talaga, Bob Cherry, Brian Enright, Chris Rich, and Coach Deming. Ballgirl is Lynn Szczypka, and missing is ballboy Scot Szczypka. 1. J.V. Cougars cover court with style. 2. Ken Szczypka and Jay Nutt anxiously await the roundball. 3. Chris Rich covers more than the action. 4. ALL HANDS ON BALL! As the Cougars battle for a rebound. 5. Up, Up, and Away says Bob, Ken, and Jay. 6. Izzy up for two more. 7. Coach Deming gives his team H ...! 61 Freshmen Give Their Best . . . Team A: Front (L-R); J. Talaga, R. Urbaniak, A. Barriger, K. Lee, M. Kravat, G. Gasta. Second row; Coach L. Giffel, D. Przybylski, M. Mclnerney, R. Meyer, J. Leppek, B. Enright. Third row; D. Jezak, T. Sasiela, M. Przepiora, R. Sasiela. US THEM 54 Swan Valley 43 39 St. P P 76 64 Carrollton 56 46 Garber 63 56 St. Mary's 82 59 U.S.A. 51 46 St. Stephen 69 65 Ogemaw 33 62 U.S.A. 52 49 St. Mary's 76 62 Midland 86 47 St. P P 81 53 Midland 54 33 St. Stephen 68 56 Swan Valley 59 52 Garber 50 68 Ogemaw 31 62 US THEM 37 Swan Valley 28 47 St. P P 43 43 Carrollton 29 34 Garber 32 40 St. Mary's 32 45 U.S.A. 34 42 St. Stephen 34 43 Ogemaw 20 50 U.S.A. 31 34 St. Mary's 26 25 Midland 48 37 St. P P 36 36 Midland 38 45 St. Stephen 54 41 Swan Valley 23 57 Garber 25 48 Ogemaw 36 Team B: Front (L-R); D. Jonas, P. Richart, J. Knochel, J. Solinski, E. Bachman. Second row; W. Lawrence, T. Maciejewski, S. Lewandowski, J. Jaskiewicz, K. Witucki, D. Weller, T. Kienbaum. Third row; T. Kasper, B. Lijewski, D. Matuszewski, G. Laskowski, T. Connelly, B. Sebald. 63 SENIORS Senior Class Officers: Lori Swincicki — Treasurer, Tom Ada- mowski — Vice-President, Annette Gracey — President, Mar Wolf — Secretary. Robert J. Barriger Catherine A. Benner Anthony C. Biskupski Thomas J. Bleck Cherie A. Bond Barbara A. Bontumasi Peter J. Bordeau Joyce K. Borysiak 65 Class Advisors: Mr. John West and Mr. Ronald D'Aoust. (LOWER PHOTO) Senior Class Senators: Cheryl Jaynes, Janet LeVasseur, Wayne Neumeyer, Debbie Kazmierski, Tom Kros- wek. Bonnie A. Brennan Julie A. Bumgarner Keith J. Cieslinski Bernard P. Connelly Alan L. Corrion Michael J. Crete 66 Old Days, Good Times I Remember 67 Timothy S. Hartwig Chuck d. Hebert Mark A. Hebert Janet L. Herman Jeffrey A. Jacobs Raymond J. Jankowski You May Say I'm A Dreamer, But I'm Not The Only One 69 Reach For The Heavens, Hope For The Future Robert B. Kasper Debra J. Kazmierski Richard A. Kerr Thomas C. Klink Steven C. Kowalczyk Gretchen P. Kowalkowski Gregory J. King Mary Jo Kravat 70 All We Can Be, Not What We Are Thomas R. Kroswek Elizabeth ). Layne Kenneth R. Kurlinski Antoinette Lagalo Thomas M. Leahy Karl J. LeFevre Philip L. Laskowski Terrence J. Leppek Janet M. LeVasseur Kevin G. Luczak Alan L. Lukowski Maureen K. Mackenzie Kelli A. Mahoney 72 Michael R. Maida Steven C. Marciniak Richard K. Markiecki Connie J. Matuszewski Mary M. McComb Lisa M. McFarland Christian M. Meyer John S. Mikolajczak ’aula J. Mikolajczak Joseph A. Militello Susan K. Morse Susan M. Moultane Mary Lou Mrozinski Wayne H. Neumeyer Ralph P. Musinski Mary Ann Mysliwski Penny S. Niedzinski Debbie A. Niezurawski Linda L. Neering Maureen M. Nowak Dream Until Your Dreams Come True 74 Tammy A. Peplinski Mark E. Pieniozek Jeffrey R. Pletzke Matthew J. Przepiora 75 Cheryl A. Rubis Patricia A. Ryan Rebecca S. Rynalski Marjorie F. Schreck 76 We Started A Story Whose End Must Now Wait I Gotta Keep On Chasin' That Dream Or I May Never Find It David M. Simon John G. Skrzypczak Thomas M. Sinicki Raymond M. Skornia Linda E. Smith David R. Socia Mark A. Skrocki Kevin L. Socia 77 The Road Is Long, With Many A Winding Turn 78 Lisa M. Warczynski Mark E. Wenglikowski Paul G. White Kenneth J. Wisniewski Joanne M. Witucki Michael L. Wilkins David M. Williamson 79 Kevin A. Wolcott Amy M. Wojciechowski Mary Margaret Wolf Denise A. Wolff Scott A. Wojcik Donna M. Wujek PHOTO-LESS SENIORS Richard A. Andreske Sylvester Cwiklinski Patricia Herek Russell D. Zielinski Anne M. Yagiela Cary J. Zielinski Shari A. Zinger 80 1. Officers: Beth Hickner (V.P.) Anne House (Pres.) Lisa Eberhard (Sec'y) Jane Jaskiewicz (Tres.) 2. Senators: Colleen Kroswek, Steve Pominville, ro- sie Broudreau, Dyanne Maciejewski. Missing from picture — Stephanie Valigura. Anderson, Celeste Anthony, Gerard Anthony, Yvonne Barriger, William Bleck, Ann Bond, Darwin Boudreau, Rosemary Bromberg, Patricia Brzezinski, Terese Campbell, James Carr, Thomas Cieslinski, David Cieslinski, Karen Cnudde, Brenda Corrion, Denis Crete, Mary Clare Czowski, Keith D'Addezio, Sandra DeBats, Julie DeLong, Joyce Ann Dieter, Thaddeus Dombroski, Linda Douglas, Mark Doyen, Terrance 83 A Year Of Decisions Eberhard, Lisa Engelhardt, Dale Favazza, Grace Giffel, Deborah Gill, Mary Jo Gomez, Gerardo Gomez, Hilda Gorney, Sandra Goslin, Craig Green, Amy Gruszynski, Karen Gwisdala, Paul Gwizdala, Darcy Gwizdala, Mary Halstead, Gregg Halub, Connie Hebert, Steven Heinz, Renee Herek, Timothy Hickner, Elizabeth Horstman, Michael House, Anne Jankowski, Julie Jankowski, Paul Janowski, Greg Jaskiewicz, Jane Jonas, Michael Jozwiak, Thomas Kaczmarek, Joseph Jr. Kaczmarek, Kimberly Kader, John Kazmierski, Joseph Kazmierski, Linda Keyser, Mandy CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Donald Dansereau and Sister Kathleen Marie. 84 Kochany, James Kowalski, Christopher Kram, James Kroswek, Colleen Krygier, Mary Lou Kukla, Debra Kurlinski, Michael Kusmierz, Karen Laskowski, Edward Latocki, Lee LeClair, Laura Leppek, Thad Lesniak, Michelle Lesniak, Robert Lewandowski, Donna Lipan, Brian Lobodzinski, Ruth Losito, Nicholas Luczak, Becky Luptowski, Linda Luttrell, Rose Lynch, Kellen Maciejewski, Diane Maciejewski, Monica Mackenzie, James Maida, Bonnie Malusi, Mary Marciniak, Gregory f 85 Matuszewski, Victor Mcllhargey, Anne McMartin, Charles Mika, Richard Miller, Howard Morse, Randy Mrozinski, Ann Murphy, Mark Musinski, John Neal, Pamela Noack, Cynthia Nowak, Gregory Nowicki, Donald O'Connor, Erin Okon, Jan O'Neil, James O'Neil, William Page, Michael Paveglio, David Pawlicki, Mary Penrod, Matthew Peplinski, Therese Pieniozek, Carrie Piesik, Julie Pletzke, Randall Pominville, Stephen Prankienas, Amy Prime, Paul Przepiora, Mark Przybylski, Robert Ransier, Karen Ratajczak, Kellie Reed, Joel Rezler, Theodore Richart, George 86 Sharrow, Sandra Shooltz, David Skornia, Michael Stefaniak, Douglas St. Laurent, Jean Styn, Marshall Suchodolski, Linda Suchodolski, Mark Supernant, Mary Swincicki, Richard Talaga, Joan Talaga, Valerie Thompson, Lori Tomaszewski, John Tippman, Edward Tomczak, Christine Tomczak, Leo Valiguira, Stephanie VanPoppelen, Mark VanSumeren, Mary Vennix, Michael Villaire, Mary Vink, Barbara Watson, Diane Watz, Thomas Weiss, Kathryn Weller, Timothy Williamson, Susan Wisniewski, Michelle Witucki, David Wizner, David Wozniak, Kevin Wozniak, Leon Wujek, John Yagiela, Daniel J 87 r A Class Officers (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mary Mikolajczak (Treas.), Bev Maida (Sec'y), Steve Spatz (V. Pres.), Cathy Murphy (Pres.) Adamczyk, Donald Adamczyk, Ronald Anderson, Rebecca Auman, Lynn Beattie, John Bellor, Brian Bleck, John Boks, Tracy Bond, Darryl Borysiak, Thomas Bosco, Julie Bouza, Mary Beth Bowen, Mark Breeden, Mark Budnik, Ted Bukowski, Michael Campbell, Rosemary Charbonneau, LuAnn Cherry, Robert Cieslinski, Darren Cieslinski, Gary Connelly, Julie Crete, Julie Czowski, Yvonne Declerck, Ken Decorte, Matt DeWyse, Mike Donnelly, Maureen 89 r r Moving Up In Style --------------- Senators (STANDING): Laris Stumpos, Darcey Kacz- marek. (SEATED): Connie Stevens, Sue Rivet, Terry Zinger. Douglas, Kim Dunklewater, Duard Drzewicki, Jim Drzewicki, Lori Enright, Brian Ferrer, David Foster, Richard Foucault, Patrick Franz, John Gielda, David Gillard, Jackie Gomez, Rosa Gorney, Michael Goudreau, Guy Gudzial, Alan Gwisdala, Bob Halasinski, Marilyn Hebert, Christopher Herek, Jim Herman, Jeff Hogan, Mark Kowalzyk, Kathy Krawczyk, Diane Kroswek, Laurel Kukla, Greg Kula, Larry Kurlinski, Patricia Kwapiszewski, Jim Kwapiszewki, Ken Laleman, Matt Laleman, Michelle Lambert, Paul Lawrence, Pam Leppek, Connie Leppek, Tim Leroux, Dave LeVasseur, Duane Lewandowski, Kathy Lindebaum, Sue Losito, Antonia Lukowski, Brian Luttrell, Teresa Lynch, Yvonne MacDonald, David MacGregor, Donald 91 r 92 Mackenzie, Bob Maguire, Jim Mahoney, Lisa Mahoney, Mary Ann Maida, Beverly Maida, Cherlyn Malusi, Donald Marciniak, Brenoa Matuszewski, Mark Mayhew, Holly Maze, Scott Meyer, Jackie Mika, Ken Mikolajczak, Mary Miller, Dale Mrozinski, Denise Mrozinski, Diane Murphy, Cathy Neil, Sheila Neitzel, Pam Newpower, Sherri Niedzinski, Wayne Niezurawski, Diane Page, Sue Parent, Francos Parent, Paul Pawlak, Cathy Pietryga, Patrick Przygocki, Joan Ratajczak, Jackie Ricard, Rick Rich, Christopher Rivet, Sue Roeske, Paul Rosinski, Rick Royer, Mike Rubis, Debbie Ruhland, Heidi Rynalski, Ruth Schultz, Lynn Schwedler, John Seward, Jeannine V. Sharon, Robert Sharrow, Brenda Simon, Christopher Sinicki, Steven Skrocki, Gerald Smith, Thomas Sniecinski, Lori Spatz, Steven Sporman, Timothy Starr, Sue Stevens, Connie Stumpos, Laris Suchodolski, Daniel Swiercz, Christine Swiercz, Larry Swierzbin, John Swincicki, Joni Switala, Mary Szczepanski, Eileen Szczypka, Mark Talaga, Cheryl Talaga, Steven Timm, Jeffrey Trelewski, Thomas Trombley, Randall Vargo, Mike Villaire, Jean Villegas, Jose Wagar, Heidi Webb, Waverly Weiss, Susan Wenglikowski, Jean Weslowski, Margaret White, Ellen Winchell, Joan Wisniewski, Judith Wisniewski, Martha Wisniewski, Mike Woldarczak, Greg Yagiela, David Yagiela, Kathy Zinger, Terri Ksiazek, Jim 93 Freshmen Alarie, Marcia Andreske, Mark Anthony, Lisa Bachman, Mark Barriger, Andy Bellor, Michael Bielski, Andrea Bosco, Ashley Bowen, Jill Brandon, Mary Brennan, Peggy Chevalier, Selina Ciesla, Alan Cnudde, Jeannette Connelly, Tim Corrion, Luann Covieo, Mary Beth Dean, Thomas Deshaw, Michael Dewyse, Patrick Douglas, Kevin Drzewicki, Cynthia Drzewicki, Cenievieve Eberhard, Christine Enright, Dan Fraser, Joel Gallagher, Mike Gasta, Gary Gasta, Jeff Gentle, Anne Gielda, Norm Gillis, Lisa Greene, Jeff Grusczynski, Wendy Grzybowski, Mary Freshmen Officers, LEFT-RIGHT: Marybeth Covieo (Tres.), Judy Talaga (Sec.), Suszette LeClair (Vice-Pres.), Randy Urbaniak (President). 95 Working From The Bottom Up. — Guerin, Pauline Gwizdala, Cheryl Halasinski, Tina Harris, Leah Hebert, Chris Hebert, Curt Herek, Chris Herzberger, Peggy Hintz, Terri Hus, JoAnn Izykowski, Alan Jablonski, Nancy Jablonski, Nanette Janczewski, Robert Jankowski, Karen Janowicz, Jennifer Jaskiewicz, Joseph Jaynes, Cindy Jezak, David Johnson, Michelle Jonas, Dave Kaczmarek, Cynthia Kalmes, Laura Kasper, Terrence Kazmierski, David Kazmierski, Janet Kienbaum, Tom Kloha, Teresa % Freshmen Senators (STANDING): Lori Krzyzaniak, Robert Sasiela. (SITTING): Lori Wojciechowski, JoAnne Hus, Kim Pletzke. Klosowski, Debra Knochel, Jeff Koeppen, Mary Kowalczyk, Connie Kowalski, Laura Kravat, Marty Krawczyk, Amy Krzyzaniak, Lori Ksiaszek, Alan Kukla, Darla Kukla, Denise Kukla, Denise I. Kusmierz, Lyn N. Lacombe, Jim Laframbois, Chris Lagalo, Matt Laskowski, Greg Lawrence, Will Leahy, Mary LeClair, Suzette Lee, Kevin Leikert, Mike Leppek, Joseph Lesniak, Michael Lesniak, Susan Lewandowski, Steve Lijewski, Brian Lobodzinski, Marty Losito, Tory Luczak, Tracey Lukowski, Sue Maciejewski, Matt Maciejewski, Timothy Malleck, Michelle 97 A New Beginning . . . A New Challenge ----------------------------------------------- Class advisor Mrs. Rebekah Scott Malusi, Kimberly Marciniak, Mary Jo Markiecki, Mary Matuszewski, David Mcllhargey, Mike Mclnerney, Mark Meyer, Robert Mikolajczak, Patrick Mikolajczak, Tom Militello, Jean Militello, Rose Miller, Pat Mindykowski, Diane Mrozinski, JoAnn Munley, Mike Murawski, Cynthia Murawski, Michelle Musinski, Steve Navarre, Lily Neumeyer, Scott Newpower, Lori Niederstadt, Ann Niedzielski, Jeanne Nowak, Amy Nowak, Debbie Nutt, Jay O'Neil, Karen Parent, Nona Paveglio, Glen Peplinski, Todd Peterson, Mary Jo Piesik, Carol Pletzke, Kimberly Pokriefka, Jody Prankienas, Andrea Przepiora, Julie Przepiora, Mike Przybylski, David Retlewski, Joyce Revette, Diane Rewers, Karen V. X Richard, Kevin Richart, Patrick Rogers, Ann Rohde, Connie Rosebush, Michelle Royal, Mike Roznowski, Judy Ruszkowski, Thomas Ryan, Kathleen Rybak, Lori Sasiela, Robert Sasieia, Tom Satkowiak, Barb Satkowiak, Joe Schultz, Ed Sebald, Barry Sigelko, Lori Sinicki, Mike Skornia, JoAnn Smith, Holly Sniecinski, Teri Solinski, Jeff Solinski, Kim Starkey, Yvonne Swincicki, Lisa Szczepanski, Robert Szczypka, Ken Talaga, Jeff Talaga, Judy Tippman, Paul Tomaszewski, David Urbaniak, Randy Valigura, Bill Valigura, Joe VanSumeren, Dave VanSumeren, Russ Vink, Diane Virginski, Gordon Voisin, Christopher Voisine, Lynne Walczak, Shelly Watson, Lee Walkowiak, Audry Weiss, Janet Weller, David Wisniewski, Darlene Witucki, Ken Wojciechowski, Lori Wozniak, Linnea Friends of All Saints . Mr. and Mrs. John Adamowsff Thomas A. Adamowski Mary Jo Aiiman Biz-Bagger W.B. Bonnie Brennan Bubba Bushwoman Mike Crete (Pik) Bob and liene Dar Debbie's Gram I Diane Derpchor Mr. and MVs. Je Mr. and Mr lie Gruszczyr 1 f'rdt I Michael C. Gwiz Gwizdala Mr. and Mrs. Bill Halstead Mr. and Mrs. James E. Herek Mr. and Mrs. W.J.S. Hicks Dawn Hus Gorgeous George Jacobs Fr. Barney Janowicz Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jasinski Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Jaynes Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius (Jack) Karamol Sue Karamol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laskey Thad Leppek Uncle Bill LeVasseur LeVasseur id Mrs. Edward J. Lewandowski las John A. Losito II l.ukowski and Mrs. Anthony Lukowski . and Mrs. Jac k M. MacKenzie 1 McFarl jJd fistian M. 'Meyer and, Mrs' Christian Meyer ila J. Mikolajczek . William Moo Ik Murphy reen Nowak anet (J) Rhine 20 ■ 14 Margie Schreck Ding-Dong Timothy Pete Seward Renee Sharon Tom Sinicki (Gunner) Frank and Agnes Skiski and the kids. John Skrzypczak The South End Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Al Tomaszewski Ellen Tomaszewski (Zip) John Tomaszewski (palm trees) K.J. Weller Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wenglikowski Mr. Mark E. Wenglikowski Westy and Fred We Appreciate Your Patronage 101 Good Luck Cougars FEATHER'S BAKERY 808 Columbus Serving Bay City For Over 42 Years Putt Putt Golf Course Congratulations class of '78 3620 S. Huron Road 684-0533 Bay City, Michigan (PRESENT SCHOOL I.D. BEFORE JUNE 30, 1978 FOR SPECIAL DISCOUNT) State Farm Insurance Co. Ross W. Brown — agent auto — life — health — home And Business 815 Columbus 7 - ELEVEN Dan And Julie Kretchman — Owners Ice Cold Beer — Pop — And — Wine Open 24 Hours 7 Days A Week Town Country Active Homes Perfection In Housing Quality Open House Daily 9:00 AM-5:00 PM CHESTER SMOLINSKI — SALES MANAGER 25 N. TUSCOLA Shifrin Willens Jewelers Hampton Square Mall Golo Lance Class Ring 892-6547 Delivery 2-4 weeks Shifrin Willens Inc. Fine Diamonds Since 1926. . UJiM.llUMi «imi— MICHIGAN’S FAVORITE FAMILY RESTAURANTS . . Momburg Camera Shop 710 Washington Phone: 895-8581 Ask About Our Five Year Guarantee KRZYSIAK'S FAMILY MEATS Specializing in Home Made Sausage Beer Wine Package Liquor 2019 Michigan Avenue Phone 892-5400 Bay City, Michigan Barney's Bakery All Saints Favorite Stop between campuses Birthday • Anniversary • Party Cakes Made To Order Phone: TW5-5466 104 Good Luck on your Vogage Through Life Class of '78 Jeff Brennan Congratulations and Best Wishes To The All Saints Graduating Class of 1978 From The Parish, Parish Council, Clergy and Members of the School Board of Visitation Church 105 fiamimm POLI� SAUSAGI sf Vi CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 COMPLIMENTS OF 1519 Center Ave. Don Herman — Owner HAMPTON MEAT MARKET 106 Benford Construction 512 Germania Remodeling — Our Specialty 893-1177 Congratulations Class of 78 Salzburg Pharmacy 401 Salzburg Hallmark Greeting Cards Prescriptions KEITS FlOWERS 609 Washington Ave. Bay City, Michigan 894-2718 Sempliner's Tuxedo 107 5th — Bay City State and Center Saginaw Prom Headquarters John W. Putz Hardware Inc. Hardware, Appliances, Paints Salzburg at Wenona Since 1916 Featuring . . ISLAND RED HOTS WTTN OVI FAMOUS CMU SAUCZ RED LION 201 CENTER AVE. DIAL TW. 3-7105 - BAY CITY Vamou forOurailiS 107 Congratulations Seniors of 1978 from Holy Trinity Church 906 South Wenona — TERMS: 30 DAYS — WHIRLPOOL JOE'S APPLIANCE STORE VS , SALES REPAIR WASHERS — DRYERS — TELEVISION — RADIOS ELECTRICAL — PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 2106 Kosciuszko (22nd St) BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48706 PHONE TW4-4621 AFTER 30 DAYS 1V4% CHARGE Congratulations Paul James A. White Anderson Pharmacy Prescription 1100 Marquette Phone 684-8905 A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Sherwin Williams LOGMARK PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNE E. TRAHAN Wallpaper, Paint, and Drapery STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Compliments of HOME OFFICES • BLOOMINGTON, ILL. David C. Niedzinski Auto — Fire — Homeowners Life Insurance Too AL'S MARKET 1313 S. Farragut 1005 MICHIGAN Bus. 893- 3563 BAY CITY, MICH. 48706 Res. 893-5835 ft Wickes Lumber 2980 Center Ave. 893-9549 Everyday Values Best Wishes Seniors FABRIC FAIR 206 Fifth Street phone: 893-8971 The Classic Salon 510 Salzburg Best Wishes and Success from Jim Leonard PHONE 893-0901 ARROW PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLY 1213' 2-22nd Street [ALL ffUr QZlL age FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS AFTER HOURS 1921 COLUMBUS AVENUE Lodewyk Agency, Inc. Jnsuronce § agent J H VH VOV � « � � fcsZ 1415 Kosciuszko Bay City 892-25585 The Salon for men and women wishes the Class of 1978 sincerest congratulations Ill J BREEN'S SPORTING GOODS I� . ' . ‘ � ( •■� ' I 'i 3$ QtSftf ICS COlUMIUS • S IRC SOI call 892-4595 FIND US FAST IN THE Tacey Brother's Food Market 1495 Center Ave. Choice Meat Cuts Homemade Sausage Complete Party Supples 894-0191 GARBER BUICK Good Luck Seniors BURGER KING Managers Crew Burger King Center Rd. BAY CITY, MICHIGAN A little Science. A little Magic. Gregory Construction s Draperies Oltoiv i 8HADES DRAPERIES FABRICS - WALLPAPERS ■ WOVENWOODS SHUTTERS - BEDSPREADS Clayton Cleaners Inc. 205 S. Henry Bay City's Friendly West Side Quality Dry Cleaning Monogramming 112 CONGRATULATIONS DEBBIE KAZ AND THE CLASS of '78 Holy Ghost Fathers Saint Joseph Church 1005 3rd Street Bay City, Michigan Cass Avenue Party Store COLD BEER — WINE CITY DAIRY PRODUCTS PARTY SUPPLIES CORNER CASS AND MICHIGAN RES. 603-0233 Bus (917) 602-3059 RON MORSE SPECIAL. AGENT American Community Mutual insurance Co. EOS COLUMBUS ■AY CITY. Ml. 4B7QS HENIKA INSURANCE AGENCY 113 BAY CITY, Ml M GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1978 CRETE'S IDEAL PARTY STORE CORNER 5th AND JOHNSON BAY CITY, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF LA BRENZ PHARMACY 1606 WOODSIDE, ESSEXVILLE DUNLOP PONTIAC INC. 517 WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BAY WELDING SUPPLY 1215 S. JEFFERSON SAGINAW, MICHIGAN PONTIAC ft 114 IF f0i I John Mikolajcyak TUDOR dJudoz Studio 1314 Kosciuszko (22nd) Bay City. Michigan 48706 Phone: (517 ) 892-9221 PHOTOGRAPHER — NORMAN TUDOR % Country Market 481 N. Tuscola Bay City, Mi. Phone: 892-0087 Specializing in Homemade Sausage Package Liquor Dealer Freeman's Party Store Cola Beer Wine Groceries — Fresh Meats 1609 Woodside Essexville 892-5619 CiAar Jfou.se fes auran 432 Tuscola Road Bay City Michigan 48706 vouR HOSTS JIM AND GAIL DOUGHERTY Phone 517 8935881 116 MAGIC CARPET 1112 GARFIELD AVENUE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 894-2857 or 894-2858 Congratulations Class of 1978 Mr. Hot Dog 3 locations: 811 North Euclid 2631 Broadway and 3593 Center Ave. 118 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE FINEST PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PAT'S PLACE FOOD AND PIZZA 303 EAST JOHN ST. MAIER'S PHARMACY TWO DEDICATED PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS TO SERVE YOUR HEALTH NEEDS 3rd ST. AT JOHNSON RAY PHILLIPS, R.PH. DICK HURPHY, R.PH. 9-9 DAILY, CLOSED SUNDAY 119 Congratulations All Saints Graduates St. Hyacinth Church, Church Council, Board of Education St. Hyacinth Educational Center. 120 k SECOND NATIONAL BANK BAY CITY “Almost mrgtbtng tfyat ta grrat t|aa bmt bmt? bg gnatlj.” Disraeli, 1868 Bonnie Brennan BRADFORD PHOTOGRAPHIC f. 901 903 CENTER AVE. • 894 2827 . BAY CITY. MICH. 48706 Best Wishes from PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 1500 22nd Street Bay City, Michigan 121 SESSION Ai PHOTOGRAPHERS 0 MICHIGAN he CERTIFIED PHOTKRAPHER Lane Stumpos ''Portraits That Please W.j.S. HICKS PORTRAITS 400 W. MIDLAND BAY CITY, Ml. 686-1261 W Kentucky Fried Chicken Good Luck Class of '78 Locations: Eastside; 411 Lafayette and 2702 Center Ave. Westside; 906 Euclid and 702 Salzburg Ave. We cater — call 893-3641 LEO D. GODDEYNE, INC. Hardware Sporting Goods Appliances 1707 3rd Street 1103 N. Johnson Bay City, Mi. Phone: 893-7538 Chevrolet for 1978 Now That's More Like It! REED DRAPER CHEVROLET 711 S. Euclid Bay City, Mi. Phone: 684-4440 ANDRZEJEWSKI'S Church and Religious Goods 1304 Kosciuszko TW2-8121 City Dairy Premium Quality Ice Cream Milk in glass bottles 2 gallon plastic Congratulations Seniors of 1978 LAYERERS PHARMACY 1100 Columbus Ave. Bay City, Michigan Phone: 893-7579 Jacobs Cleaning Village Congratulatins Graduates TERRY HOWE BANKS HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. 1014 MARQUETTE AVENUE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48706 684-1543 Hours Tun Fri 8 00 • 5:30 Saturday 7:30 • 4:00 j ar i 'i fPface 1213 Columbus - Boy City, Michigan Barbering - Styling and Razor Cutting Complete Hair Care (We do the Long and Short of it) JOHN CflAVLIN, Owner Custom Hair Pieces Private Appointments 123 mm Michael L. Me Cauley Studio ■ Creative Photography 812 Columbus Bay City Michigan Phone (517) 893-1932 Compliments of PERO-YANDALL AGENCY Business — Life — Bonds — Rec. Vehicles 600 Columbus Avenue 892- 4801 893- 3626 DRAPER'S MARKET SPECIALIZING IN ... FREEZER BEEF HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 686-1421 511 N. WENONA (CORNER OF CLARA) Mobil SIEGRIST-WOOD OIL CO. 1311 S. HENRY ST. 893-4511 893-7549 MOBIL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS HOME FUEL OIL — FARM GAS — DIESEL FUELS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 78 Compliments of KADER'S PARTY SHOP FRYE'S BAY CITY PHOTO 113 Fourth St., Bay City, Ml 893-3485 ? Portraits '• Weddings Commercial - Color Randy Nowak Good Luck Saints of UJi inG) DOWNTOWN BAY CITY I cufFVi collar HOMf OfflCf 70 WASHINGTON AVCNUC •AT CITT, MICHIGAN 44704 BRENNAN MARINE 125 The People Who Put It All Together 1. Mike Crete, Cheryl Jaynes, Sue Karamol, and Annie Greene study the senior section. 2. Maureen Nowak and Debbie Kazmierski look over typed copy instructions before they are sent to the printer. 3. Denise Gasta sets up equipment before developing pictures. 4. Advisor, Mr. John Owen, with staff photographers, Tim Seward and Steve Hickner. 5. Cropping pictures for the football section are Steve Hickner, Diane Derocher, and Diane Lewandowski. 6. Paula Mikolajczak intensely works on cropping a picture for the Saint. 7. Maureen Mackenzie, Alan Lukowski, and Bonnie Brennan inspect the doughnut bag. 8. Diane Lewandowski and Margie Schreck develop pictures in the darkroom. 9. Typists Connie Matuszewski and Ellen Tomaszewski prepare copy while Chris Meyer looks on. 127