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

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I Bay City Michigan 48706 Theme: “Moments” All Saints Central High School Volume XII Table of Contents Introduction Staff....... Student Life Sports ..... Seniors .... Juniors .... Sophomores Freshmen .. Advertising Supplement . .2 . .4 .14 .46 .64 .82 .88 .94 100 129 THE SAINT Moments 2 Introduction “Life’s pace is so accelerated it seems the only way to slow it down is to freeze Moments of it and thaw them out later when we have time to reflect upon and absorb them.” Life is a series of Moments. Often, they rush by us so fast we hardly knew they occurred. It’s only when they’re gone that we recall them with fondness and their true value becomes apparent. In the pages that follow we have captured a few Moments of our youth, now fro- zen in Time, to be thawed out and em- braced with the warmth of memories close to our heart. Introduction 3 FACULT mmmm 4 Faculty Mutual Cooperation For A Mutual Goal Administration School Board 1. All Saints Principal — Mr. William Ryk- hus 2. All Saints Board of Education: (Seated) — Mrs. Patti Pike, Mrs. Betty Weiss, Mrs. Pat Savage, President Gary Glowiak, Mrs. Joanne Yagiela, Mrs. Michaela Kroswek. (Standing) Mr. Robert Rivet, Mr. Eugene Gwizdala, Mr. Frank Eberhard, Fr. John McHugh, Mr. Donald Janowski. Fr. Thos. Kowalczyk, Mr. Gene Jakubczak, Fr. Jo- sephy Ryan. Fr. Joseph Adamec, Mr. Ron- ald Morse, and Mr. Ronald Bellor. Board And Administration Strive For Program Improvement While Struggling With Spiraling Inflationary Operational Costs. Faculty 5 Preparing The Faculty . . . Us For A Life With Ourselves 6 Faculty 1. Mr. Jerome Bichel — Industrial Arts. 2. Mr. Thomas Birch — English, Journalism. 3. Mrs. Sue Burda — I.P.S. 4. Sr. Caroline Marie — Vocal Music, English. 5. Mrs. Jeanne Chipman — English. 6. Miss Donna Ciaciuch — Librarian. 7. Mrs. Elsie Crissy — South Campus Librar- ian. 8. Mr. Donald Dansereau — North Campus Guidance Counselor 1. Sr. Dina — English. 10. Miss Carol Distelrath —Typing, Business; Mrs. Jane Nellett — Business. 11. Mr. Raymond Dombrowski — Physical Educa- tion, Social Studies. 12. Mrs. Marilee Doty — Algerbra 11. 13. Sr. Dulcis — Math. 14. Sr. Elaine — Religion, Science. 15. Mrs. Margerate Felan — Religion, Psychology. 16. Mr. Russell Franz — Social Studies. Faculty 7 “While We Teach, We Learn.” Seneca 1. Mr. Leon Giffel — Social Studies. 2. Mr. Richard Howard — Religion. 3. Mr. Craig Hribeck — Band. 4. Mr. Kenneth Kanicki — Student Coordinator, South Campus. 5. Miss Sharon Keeler — Math. 6. Rev. Kevin Kerbaway — Chap- lain. “What we must look for here is, first, religious and moral princi- ples; secondly, gentlemanly conduct; thirdly, intellectual ability.” (Thomas Arnold: in an address at Rugby, laying down the objec- tives of a good prep school.) 8 Faculty It Is The Mission Of The Teacher■ Not To Make His Pupils Think, But To Make Them Think Right 1_______________________ 7. Sr. Lynn — Physical Education, American History. 8. Mr. Jon Mayer — Science, Math. 9. Mr. William Moore — Drama, Eng- lish. 10. Mrs. Geraldine Moultine — Math 11. Mrs. Ruth Neitzel — Religion. 12. Mrs. Joan Navarre — Social Stud- ies. 13. Mrs. Jane Nellett — Business. Faculty 9 Flunk Now . . . And Avoid The Rush! i 1. Mr. John Owen — English, Yearbook. 2. Miss Maria Pawlow — Polish, French. 3. Mrs. Charlotte Rose — North Study Hall Monitor. 4. Sr. Rose Miriam — Home Economics. 5. Mr. Joseph Pruchnicki — Physiol- ogy. 6. Mrs. Sue Roznowski — Community Service Coordinator, Religion The True Teacher Defends His Pupils Against His Own Personal Influence. A. Bronson Alcott 10 Faculty 7. Mrs. Joan Shelton — Religion, Indian Studies. 8. Mr. John Skoor — Art. 9. Sr. Sandra — Math, Spanish. 10. Mrs. Rebekah Scott — South Campus Guidance Counselors. 11. Mrs. Mary Toyzan — English. 12. Mrs. Betty Swincicki — North Campus Secre- tary. 13. Mrs. Ester Korthals — Bookkeeper. 14. Mrs. Joyce Lewandowski — South Campus Sec- retary. Faculty 11 U Behind-The-Scenes Heroes Of All Saints 1. North Campus Custodian Max Ma- tuszewski 2. North Campus Cooks — Mary Rich, Dolores Sawatzke, Ruth Dobrinski, Fran Harder; 3. South Campus Cooks — Do- lores Drzewicki, Maxine Dabrowski, Irene Burzynski, Theresa Dzurka, Maxine Lup- towski, Alice Holka. 4. Cheerleader Sponsor — Sue Grabowski and Pom Pon Sponsor — Joanne Pawloski. 12 Faculty 1. Fund raising, public relations, and general administration kept Mrs. Pam Binder busy during her First year as full-time Foundation director. 2. Mrs. Pauline Lewandowski, Foundation Secretary. Endowement Fund Aides All Foundation Contributions To All Saints Since 1975 Total $41,385.71 ALL SAINTS EDUCATIONAL SEF FOUNDATION. INC ABOVE: Director.Binder meets with the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for monthly status reports and program development. TRUSTEES, From left: President Fred Abendroth, Secretary-Treasurer Pauline Lewandowski, Vice- President Dan Murphy, Trustee Jack Ryman, All Saints Principal William Rykhus, Vice-President Fred Zaplitny. Missing: Eugene Jakubczak, Gene Musinski, Rev. Joseph Adamec, and Foundation Attorney Harry Gill. Foundation 13 STUDENT LIFE I 14 Student Life What Is Student Life? Life for students at All Saints is more than attending classes, taking tests and doing home work. It also includes such things as serving on the Student Council, helping others through Community Service, enjoying interesting hob- bies, and painting Halloween windows. The following pages present a record of these many other activities that comprise Life for stu- dents at All Saints. Homecoming — 1979 Spirit Week Flashes By With A Flourish Of Smiles, Color, And Enthusiasm 1. Looks like mommy slept late! 2. “You should have told us it was Dress-up Day!” 3. Are Lynn, Sue and Bonnie the All Saints’ version of the Three Stooges? 4. Great halls in the making. 5. The Freshmen show their “class”. 6. Do the Sophomores have “split” personalities? Individuality Keynotes Pep Rally Festivities 7. The Varsity Cheerleaders prove they’re “sizzling hot” for the game. 8. It’s a bird; it’s a plane; it’s the ceiling of St. Joe’s gym! 9. The juniors plead for Greg to stop . Ee-i-ee-i-o! 10. Everyone cheers as Rosie makes Queen . . . except Rosie, who stands in shocked disbelief. 11. Time out from the excitement of the Pep Rally as the senior court members pose for a picture. 12. Queen Connie consumes mass quantities with parental units. Homecoming 17 Halftime Highlights Spirited Homecoming Activities 13. All Saints' pride the 1979-1980 Homecoming Court. 14. The Freshmen class predicts a “Cougar Victory”. 15. The Sophomore motto holds true as “Winning is a piece of cake”. 16. Cougars “Blast off to Victory” as depicted by the Junior class float. 17. Seniors encourage the Cougars to “Coast on to a Victory”. 18. Rosie inherits the reign of Queen as Steph prepares to crown her. 19. All heads are turned as Rosie and Jim engage in the traditional “Halftime Kiss”. 20. One picture tells a thousand words. 21. And presenting . . . the 1979-1980 Homecoming Court! 22. All Saints’ dazzling royalty . . Queen Rosemary Campbell and King James “Bo Bo” Kwapiszewski. 23. Alumni enjoy the Homecoming festivities. Homecoming 19 Music At Lifting Soothing Soaring A.S.C. The Spirit, The Beast, The Heart TINNUL Back Row — Lynn Schultz, Connie Stevens, Chris Rich, Robert Sharon, Molly Donnelly, Diane Mrozinski, Joan Winchell, Rosa Gomez, Teacher Sr. Caroline Marie, Laurel Kroswek, Lori Drzewicki, Selina Chevalier, Lorie Newpower, Sue Star, Pam Lawrence, Michelle Laleman, Diane Niezurawski. CHORUS Back Row Left — Mary Carr, Margie Cichy, Na- nette Jablonski, Jeff Talaga, Chris Simon, Mike Przepiora, Lisa Bukowski, Jill Bleck, Patti Neitzel, Teacher Sr. Caroline Marie, Kelly Schoerner, Lyn- nette Przybylski, Matt Legner, Joe Jaskiewicz, John Mclnerney, Sara Mikolajczak, Carol Sta- sinski, Jill Ratajczak, Judy Herek, Kelly Watson, Lynn Gru- synski. 20 Student Life BAND Back Row Left — Julie Drzewicki, Don Mayle, David Leroux, Jim Kroswek, Teacher Mr. Craig Hribek, Steve Stachowski, John Swierzbin, Ed Schultz, Shawn Prevost, Jerry VValkowiak, Craig Emerson, Joe Lokajtys, Alex Ekkens, Mark Breeden, Cathy Pawlek, David Kivisto, Mary Jo Marciniak, Doug Maciejewski, Todd Hausbeck, Ann Neiderstadt, Jackie Ratajczak, Jill Janowicz, Karen Jankowski, Kim Carrier, Lauie Rivet, Sara Ekkens, Stephanie Spiess. MADRIGALS Back Row Left — Steve Spatz, Steve Talaga, Tom Sasiela, Ken Mika, Matt Laleman, Mark Breededn, Mike Vargo. Bruce McShane, Brian Bellor. Mark Szczypke, John Schwedler, Terry Kasper, Kevin Lee. Mike Wisniewski, Becky Jacobs, Brenda Marciniak, Marget Weslowski, Janet Weiss, Julie Klosowski, MaryAnn Mahoney, Kathy Hopps, Sue Weiss, Jacky Ratajczak, Angela Griebe, Cheryl Talaga, Teresa Luttrell, Jean Villaire, Michelle Laleman, Julie Crete, Renee Banaszak. Yvonne Starkey, Mary Switala, Cindy Jaynes, Rosa Gomez, Chris Eber- hard. Student Life 21 What’s Happening In The Classrooms? 1. “What can you say? What can you say! It’s J.D. all the way!” 2. The forensics class listens with rapt attention to Sarah’s speech. 3. “You’ll just have to wait your turn for the glue, sticky fingers.” 4. “Whew! High School is more work than 1 thought,” moans an exhausted underclass- man. 22 Student Life Education Has Really Only One Basic Factor — One Must Want It. 1. Molly sits perched on the piano while Mike tickles the ivories. 2. “?Yo hahlo de Espanol?” 3. Rosa, can Dave really “cut it” in journalism? 4. A simple pair of scissors and an imagina- tive mind create something beautiful in Art class. Student Life 23 Human History Becomes More And More A Race Between Education And Catastrophe, h.g. weiis 24 Student Life I. Sr. Dina’s English class represents the typical freshmen group hardworking and industrious. 2. Sophomore Home Ec. turns Wendy Anvia into “Susie Homemak- er.” 3. Homework is a breeze as Katrina and Jill show how two heads can be better than one. 4. Mrs. Nellett reviews instruc- tions as Jean looks hopelessly on. 5. Could these mathematicians represent the All Saints’ version of the “Battle of the Sexes”? 6. Is Pat Thelin the future All Saints scientist? 7. Another brilliant Woodshop project in the making. 8. Mr. Mayer’s students are astonished as he gives his work plans for the week. 9. So this is what the world really looks like! Student Life 25 Community Service Students Enjoy Moments Of Personal Satisfaction In Knowing That They May Have Helped Others In Some Small Way. 1. “No, really guys. I wasn’t gonna swipe the test; I just staple them!” 2. Mrs. Roz. guides Tim in his decision of which area of service will be best for him. 3. Jeff utilizes his experience in English to help this young student. 4. Tim and Jeff enjoy a moment of quiet with the kids. Student Life 27 Religion: A Product Of The Earliest Mind To Achieve A Sense Of Security Attempt Of The In The World. 1. Bishop Reh expresses some ‘‘Words of Wisdom” to the students. 2. A friendly hand shake symbolizes the spirit of the All Saints Community. 3. The beauty of All Saints Day is reflected in attendance at mass. 4. Students lead the assembly in praising God in song. 5. Father Kevin conveys the Spirit of Jesus at the All Saints Day Mass. 6. Streching to express God’s Word. 7. Bishop Reh celebrats All Saints Feast Day with our religious community. Student Life 29 Skill Center — Bayshire Students Increasing One’s Skill Through Practical Experience 1. Larry Swiercz puts his hands to work in graphic arts 2. Mike Roger gives it all he’s got in small engine repair. 3. Tom Borysiak puts his creativity to the drawing board. 4. Paul Lambert uses elbow grease to sand in auto body repair. 30 Student Life 5. Steve Musinski gives drafting the southpaw touch. 6. Mark Hogan shows his ability at the drill press. 7. Connie Kowalczyk practices on fellow student for experience. 8. Terri Zinger practices on a reluctant victim. 9. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who cuts hair best of all? Student Life 31 Journalism Class Produces Twin Campus . . . A Product of Tomorrow’s City Editors. 1. Hollis Mayhew edits the Final draft of the Twin Cam- pus. 2. Rick Ricard, Darren Cieslinski, and Jeff Karamal work on various stages of newspaper production. 3. Ken Jasinski composes headlines for the Twin Campus in the Journalism’s make-shift darkroom — a closet. 4. Judy Jankowski measures the front page layout for staff photographer David MacDonald. 5. Typist Kathy Lewandowski prepares an article for the paper as advisor Mr. Tom Birch checks for errors. 32 Student Life The Saint Begins Another Decade Of Recording All Saints’ History 1. Jeff Karomol checks Master layout for possible correction. 2. Mary Ann Mahoney and Judy Jankowski deserve much of the credit for typing the Yearbook copy. 3. Arranging photos and copy on the layouts challenged the collective minds of Rick Rosinski, Ken Jasinski and Paul Roeske. 4. After 4 months Steve Spatz finally learned how to use the photo cropper. 5. Layout designs are checked against those of last year by Hollis Mayhew, Mary Switala, and Judy Wisniewski. 6. Dave MacDonald and Dave Yagiela were two of the hard- working photographers who contributed much to the pho- tographic highlights of the yearbook. 7. Two more members of the photography staff, Rosa Gomez and Jeanine Seward enjoy a creative moment in the darkroom. Student Life 33 Student Council 1. EXECUTIVE BOARD (from left): President Mark Matuszewski, Treasurer John Swierzbin, North Vice-President Mike Savage, Secretary Dave MacDonald, and South Vice-President Andy Gielda. 2. SENATORS: (Seated): Kelly Watson. Kevin Lar- acy, Mary Beth Brandon, Bev Maida. (Standing): Kevin Botkin, Karen Mclnerney, Margie Cichy, Lin- da Wan, Pat Richart, Andrea Prankenas, Mary Mi- kolajczak, Darren Cieslinski, Nick Kaczmarek. (Missing): Kathy Kowalczyk, Randy Urbaniak, Greg Luczak, Ben Walsh, Laurie Rezler, and Marlene Swiecicki. 3. National Honor Society President Carol Kazmerski with Stu- dent Council Advisor Sr. Elaine and Student Council President Mark Matuszewski. 4. CLASS PRESIDENTS (Seated): Lynette Maida, Sophomores; Jean Campbell, Freshmen; (Standing): Joanne Skornia, Juniors; Steve Spatz, Seniors. 34 Student Life Why Should Someone Become Involved In Student Council? Personally, Student Council has been a learning experience for me, a sort of “leadership workshop” where I’ve learned to deal with people and their personalities and problems. I’ve learned when to compromise and when to take a firm position on issues. Overall, I think Student Council is for people who are willing to learn, work, and cooperate. Mark Matuszewski. 1. President Mark Matuszewski and North Campus Vice- President Mike Savage confer on Student Council procedural matters. 2. Council members ponder future action as Secre- tary Dave MacDonald reads the minutes of previous meetings. 3. President Matuszewski addresses Council members during monthly meeting. Student Life 35 Unique Hobbies Occupy Spare Moments Of Imaginative All Saints Students What do students do with their spare time? What interests people other than the typical athletic and extracurricular activities? Do hob- bies and other such pasttimes reveal anything about the personalities of those who practice them? Well, a few All Saints students have some very interesting hobbies which might come as a surprise to those of us who know them only as class-mates or friends. The six students on these pages certainly have some intriguing pasttimes! What do you do with your spare moments? 1. Model Aircraft hobbyist Dave Yagiela gets plenty “high” practicing with his scaled-down airplanes. 2. Freshman Ken Bisel gets all “strung-out” in Archery — a hobby demanding lots of foresight and pull. 3. Amateur Radio has seen lots of “hams” in its day, but John Swierzbin and Rick Foster seem to have devel- oped a new way to span the globe — or are they just stringing one another along? 4. No one doubts that Steve Spatz will probably get ahead some day, but who thought he’d resort to a “skull session” to do it? “Alas, poor Steven. We knew him well.” 5. Could this be Clint Eastwood? James Bond? No, it’s just dead-eye Dave MacDonald setting his sights on an- other marksman award. (Or maybe he’s getting ready for the first annual student-faculty shoot-out!) Student Life 37 Forensics Squad “Projects” A Winning Image. FORENSICS TEAM (Standing): Joyce Wright, Informative Speaking; Renee Banaszak, Storytelling; Mark Matuszewski, Dramat- ic Duo; Carol Kazmierski, Radio; Mary Ann Mahoney, Storytelling; Karen Andrewski, Storytelling; Mr. Moore, Coach Advisor; Karen MacDonald, Serious Reading; Jody Walraven, Original Oratory. (Seated): Mary Switala, Dramatic Duo; Sandy Rynalski, Humorous Reading; Steve Talaga, Humorous Reading; Steve Spatz, Informative Speaking; Angela Griebe, Serious Reading; Angie Hash, Humorous Reading. (Not pictured — Brian Bellor). 38 Student Life The 1979-1980 Forensic Team competed in three Invitational tournaments this year. For the first time All Saints co-hosted a tournament with Garber High school. There were 33 schools involved in the Tournament, and All Saints placed 8th in the competition. The Team also participated at Gaylord and Standish-Sterling meets. Since starting at All Saints the Foren- sics Team has annually sent a student to the State Finals at Ann Arbor. The future contin- ues to look bright for the Team. 1 The “Dramatic Duo” of Mary Switala and Mark Matuszewski rehearse a moving passage from their dramatic reading. 2. Steve Spatz finds the Forensics Team a critical audience as he practices his Informative Speech. 3. Storytelling makes use of more than one’s voice, as Renee Banaszak demonstrates in this moment of frozen action. 4. Angie Hash has the Forensics Team chuckling at her Humorous Reading selection. 5. Sensitivity to the material is vital for Serious Reading. Here Angela Griebe clarifies a passage of her material with Coach Moore prior to the All Saints — Garber Invitational. Student Life 39 Students Reveal Talent Through Visual And Performing Arts Puppet Troupe Captures Imagination Of Young And Old Students Find “Large” Rewards Through “Miniature” Acting 1. Looks like there is as much action behind the scenes as there is in front. 2. The “cast” of an All Saints Puppet Troupe production challenges the direction of co-directors Mrs. Sue Roznowski and Mr. John Skoor. 3. Puppet sets are crafted by John Brandow and Jim Bodric. 4. Cast and crew of the Puppet Troup (Top Row): Andrea Griebe, Joan Przygocki, Ann Shotwell, Janet Kader. (Middle Row): Kim Straub, Karen Andrezewski, John Bosco, Paul Kros- wek, Cammie Gasta. (Bottom Row): John Brandow, There- sa Kukla, Michelle Bukowski, Jim Bodric. (Missing): Kelly Kaczmarek. Student Life 41 State Championships For Varsity Cheerleading Pom Pon Squads Cheerleaders Claim 1st Place At CMU State Championships The long, hard road to the State Champion- ship began with practice early in June. At the SVSC Cheerleading Camp, the Squad placed 1st, which qualified them for the USCA Grand National competition. When the Grand National Competion took place, the squad placed 7th out of 116 entries. The cheerleaders then came closer to State Championship by placing 3rd at the Piston’s Basketball Game at the Pontiac Silverdome in December. Qualification for State Cham- pionship was achieved when the squad cap- tured 1st Place at the Regionals in Harrison, paving the way for their victory at CMU. 42 Student Life Eisenhower High School Site Of State Championship For Pom Pon Squad The State Championship beckoned to the Pom Pon Squad as they began practicing shortly after school closed in June. In July the Pom Pon girls competed at SVSC Badgerette Pom Pon Camp, winning a 2nd Place for their Originality Routine and a 3rd Place overall. On February 9th the Squad took 1st Place, Class B, State Championship at Eisenhower High School. Now the Squad will begin practicing for competition on March 5th at the Pontiac Silverdome, hoping to qualify for one of four places to compete March 26 at the Detroit Piston’s Basketball Game, also at the Silverdome. Student Life 43 All Saints Spirit Builders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom: Sara Mikolajczak, Kim Lawrence, Mary Starr, Patti Nietzel, Lori Szczypka, Margi Ichy, Jill Janke, Barb Maida. VARSITY POMPON SQUAD Bottom: Suzzette LeClair, Barb Satkowiak, Mary Beth Covieo, Linnea VVozniak, Middle: Lori Neit- zel, Jennifer Janowicz, Dar- lene Wisniewski, Connie Lep- pek, Joni Swincicki, Top: Judy Jankowski, Laurel Kroswek, Ginger Drezewicki, Pam Lawrence, Lori Drezewicki. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Lori Sigelko, Cindy Jaynes, Rose Militello, Top; Julie Bosco, Judy Wisniewski, Carol Kazmierski, Joan Prygocki, Ashley Bosco. 44 Student Life Establishing Enthusiasm FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Kim Straub, Judy Pokriefka, Mary Ann Maze, Kim Zinger, Top: Sue Krabowski, Mary Ellen Luczak, Marilyn Kur- linski, Sharon Kwapiszewski. JUNIOR VARSITY POM-PON SQUAD Bottom: Brandy Bowers, Lynette Maida, Sandy Rynalski, Jill Walker, Middle: Debbie Rivard, Carol Stasinski, An- drea Griebe, Jill Bleck, Barb Gwizdala, Top: Vicki Ryt- lewski, Regina Lesniak, Mary Vaglica, Julie Jozwiak, Lori Gawlak. All Saints Cheerleaders and Pom- Pon girls build spirit and enthusiasm at athletic events throughout the year. Through their hard work and determination our athletes are cheered to victory and consoled in defeat. All our thanks and apprecia- tion go to these dedicated and spirit- ed girls. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Michelle Ezop, Marlene Swiecicki, Michelle Wilson, Middle: Mary Maguire, Karen Mclnerney, Annette Banaszak, Top: Laurie Swiecicki, Sue Mrozinski. Student Life 45 SPORTS V Fall Sports Highlighted At Awards Banquet. Hard Work, Dedication, Performance Rewarded At Annual Athletic Fete. 1. Dave Kerr receives his senior varsity football award from Coach Bisel as Coach Deming looks on. 2. It was probably a good thing the football team was served last . they ate the most! 3. Players weren’t the only ones to receive awards. Here Coach Kanicki receives a plaque from Mike Beekman as Joe Bosco beams his approval. 4. The most valuable Cougars: Golf Coach Leon Giffel with Duffer Mike Cormier; Most Valuable Football Players Mike Beekman and Mike Savage with Head Football Coach Ken Kanicki. The Cougar Crush Invades The Fairway 1. Jim Mrozinski displays the grace of the Cougars. 2. Greg Wlodarczak drives his ball towards the green. 3. Will Jim Gatza really find gold? 4. A steady hand and in- tense concentration make Ron Drzewicki’s putts what they are. 5. Golf Team, from left: Coach Leon Giffel, Greg Wlodarczak, Jim Gatza, Jim Mrozinski; kneeling: Ron Drzewicki, Paul Murphy, Mike Cormier. 6. Paul Murphy kneels to pray before his putt. 7. Ron Drzewicki attempts to chip his ball over the sand trap. 48 Sports WE THEY 200 Bullock Creek 213 434 John Glenn 428 460 Central 442 460 MacArther 450 460 Handy 478 198 Handy 218 440 Garber 475 439 John Glenn 444 209 St. Peter and Paul 219 224 St. Peter and Paul 239 475 Handy 506 475 Central 442 475 Western 477 475 Pinconning High 477 475 John Glenn 451 475 Garber 466 432 Flint South Western 426 432 - Central 441 This season’s golf team displayed all that Coach Giffel or any of the golfers could have hoped for. A winning season of 10 and t was the prize payoff for long, hard hours of practice. The team had its good moments and its bad, but the overall outcome was achievement for the Cougars to be proud of. Cougar Clubbers Go 10 And 7 Sports 49 Freshmen Cougars Go 9-0 FRESHMAN SQUAD: Back Row — Greg Kormelink, Paul Savage, «Joel Toporski, Brian Glysz, John Brando, Shaun Sullivan, Paul Budzinski, Tim Luptowski, Marty Mayhew. Third Row — Coach Mark Neering, Mark Herek, Matt Jozwiak, Bjorn Hoefflin, Ken Connelly, Mike Gainsforth, Andy Skrzypczak, Dick Gustafson, Chris Adamczyk, Coach Phil Zanotti. Second Row — Marty Lagalo, Jim Cook, Matt Anthony, Mark Machelski, Bill Kazmierski, Mark Kokaly, Mark Anthony, Paul Jablonski, Ed Kazmierski, Pat Thelan. Front Row — Jim McGowan, Kris Kanicki, Kevin Syring, Bill Jaynes, Mike Herek, Steve Anderson, Jerry Lewandowski, Grant Martek. 1. Team Photo 2. Jim McGowan dives for the ball while two teammates look on. 3. A freshman gridder plows through opponents. 4. Matt Jozwiak receives a handoff as he approaches the line. 5. Mark Kokaly gets ready to run as Marty Lagalo watches. We T1 36 Handy 8 12 Douglas MacArthur 0 40 St. Charles 14 40 B.C. Central 20 28 Midland Jefferson 13 6 Midland Central 0 47 Bullock Creek 30 40 Ovid-Elsie 6 52 Garber 14 50 Sports J.V. Gridders Dominate With 7-1-1 Season 1. Jay Gross rolls out on a sprint pass. 2. Ben Walsh crashes through the defensive line. 3. Jay Gross hands off to Ben Walsh for another hig gain. 4. Joe Thelen breaks loose as the entire defense charges after him. We 44 Fulton-Middleton They 6 44 Lansing Catholic 0 26 H.H. Dow 38 28 St. Stephen 8 52 Sts. Peter Paul 14 14 Muskegon Heights 14 28 Alpena 23 24 Ovid-Elsie 7 68 Garber 14 JV SQUAD: Back Row — Scott Irish, A1 McDonald, Dave Martin, Tim Groya, Greg Lobodzinski, Jeff Wozniak, Brian Glowiak. Middle Row — Rob Morse, Bernie Ratfisch, Mike Kivisto, Jim Pawlawczyk, Pat Marciniak, Tim Ruszkowski, Ben Walsh, Chris Wolcott. Front Row — Ron Jablonski, Scott Kokaly, Jay Gross, Larry Kwapiszewski, Jeff Cook, Darren McAllister. Missing — Joe Thelen. Sports 51 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First Row — Randy Urbaniak, Brian Lijewski, Andy Barriger, Tony Lynch, Mike Weist, Tim Connelly, Tom Ruszkowski, Alan Izy- kowski, Rick Ricard. Second Row — Chris Hartwig, Duane LeVasseur, Terry Kasper, Jim Herek, Dave Kerr, Nick Kacz- marek, G.J. Zanotti, Darren Cieslinski, Ken Mika. Third Row — Coach Ken Kanicki, Bob Sczcepanski, Mike Savage, Jim Kwapiszewski, Ken Sczcypka, Dave Jezak, Tom Sasiela, Bill Hunt, Joe Bosco, Craig Kokaly, Mark Sczcypka, Coach Jeff Bisel. Back Row — Bruce Cojeen, Bob Sasiela, Gary Gasta, Alan Ciesla, Kevin Richard, Mike Beekman, Greg Luczak, Jeff Talaga, Mike Royal, Ken Kwapiszewski, Chris Rich. 52 Sports 1. Team Photo 2. Bill Hunt crushes an opponent. 3. Mark Sczypka leads the way for Rick Ricard. 4. Mike Beekman trips up an opponent, while Greg Luczak gets off the pass. 5. Cougar Crush coming through again. 6. Mike Beekman streches for yardage. 7. Dave Kerr finds an opening against St. Stephen’s. 8. Mike Beekman plows his way through. Cougars Power Past Opponents During Crushing 1979 Season US THEM 20 Fulton Middleton 6 24 Lansing Catholic 0 44 Willow Run 6 35 St. Stephen’s 8 19 St. Peter Paul 0 26 Muskegon Heights 0 30 Oscoda 6 48 Ogemaw Heights 6 24 Garber 21 District Playoffs 6 John Glenn 10 Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team Shows Their “Stuff’ Bottom: Connie Rhode, Mary Leahy, Laris Stumpos, Marcy Keyser, Debbie Klosowski, Sue Lesniak Top: Andrea Prankienas, Brenda Sharrow, Sue Starr, Patti Kurlinski, Mary Beth Bouza, Lori Krzyzaniak, Bonnie Kanicki, Jean Wenglikowski, Coach: Sister Lynn Tilson. 54 Sports Aetion!!! 1. The ball is up and, hopefully, through the rim. 2. Mary Beth is inches higher on this jump ball. 3. Sue Lesniak barrels her way through to get to the basket. 4. Jean Wenglikowski makes it look so easy! 5. What concentra- tion it takes to put that ball in, right Lori? Sports 55 J.V. Frosh. Show Promising Talent 1. Fumble! Everyone dive for the ball. 2. Determination is written over Jean Cambell’s face as she drives down the court. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom: Denise Mudaj, Jean Campell, Karen Zielinski, Jody Walraven, Sandy Giffel. Top: Tina Wenglikowski, Karen Andrzejewski, Mary Ellen Luczak, Kelly Monahan, Kelly Kaczmarek, and Coach: Anthony Biskup. 56 Sports FRESHMEN GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM. Bottom: Karrie Jezak, Janet Kader, Michelle Wilson, Julie Drzwicki, Carrie Lobodzinski; Top: Cathy Sheridan, Sheri Duboy, Sharon Kwapiszewski, Dawn Meliens, Carrie Shepard, Merry Rosenbury. Coach: Mrs. Geraldine Moultine. “Victory” Is Our Cry . . . Sports 57 Frosh Squad Continues Great Tradition “A” Team 16-4 “B Team 18-2 1. Marty Lagalo soars to the net as he drives in for a two pointer. 2. Brian Glysh readies a shot off the backboard for a Cougar bucket. 3. Paul Savage launches a short shot as Pat Thelen stands by for a possible rebound. A TEAM (Standing): Kevin Neumeyer, John Brandow, Leo Kukla, Shaun Sullivan, Paul Savage, Andy Skrzypczak. (Kneeling): Bill Jaynes, Jim Bodrie, Marty Lagalo, Ed Kazmierski, Jerry Crete, Jim Cook, and Pat Thelan. B TEAM (Standing): Coach Stan Izykowski, Roy Buzalski, Mike Debo, Joel Toporski, Brian Glysz, Jim Sharrow, Mike Wilcox, Coach Mike Deming. (Kneeling): Ed Lesniak, Terry Weist, Mark Kokaly, Matt Jozwiak, Mark Machelski, and Steve Anderson. 58 Sports Junior Varsity Hammers Season Record Of 16-3 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD (Back Row): Tyler Sutton, Brian Glowiak, Tom Luttrell, Jim Washabaugh, Kevin Laracey, Chris Wolcott, Dave Martin (Front Row): Ron Drzewicki, Doug Macie- jewski, Jeff Cook, Jeff Lee, Mark Berent, Rob Morse, and Jeff Wozniak. 1. Brian Glowiak leaps over three Ogemaw Heights defenders to put in two more points for the Cougars. 2. Jim Washabaugh powers up the ball for a bucket against Ogemaw Heights. 3. Rob Morse wishes he were just three inches taller. 4. Hey, Rob! Is this a bounce pass or are you tickling your opponent?” Sports 59 Varsity Record Us Them 61 Saint Pete’s 67 73E.P.B.P. 66 61 Reed City 79 65 Saint Pete’s 86 55 Garber 48 92 Lake Fenton 48 80 0 g e m a w 60U.S.A. 51 Heights 50 60 Garber 69 79U.S.A. 60 65 Alpena 49 83 Shepherd 47 76 0 g e m a w 760vid-Elsie 61 Heights 56 48 Carrollton 73 62E.P.B.P. 47 96 Reese 53 72 Handy 63 1. Paul “Rover” Rivard soars for Two. 2. Mike Beekman looks for an opening in the Carrolton defense. 3. As an opening blocks-ip, Keith Miller slams on the brakes and searches for a teammate. 4. Jay Nutt drives the “lane” for an easy bucket while Mike Beekman stands ready to assist. 60 Sports Varsity Squad Battles To 16-5 Season Next Year’s Team Should Be Top Contender VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (Front Row): Keith Miller, Bob Szczepanski, Mike Beekman, Paul Rivard, Dave LaPrarie, Mike Mcllhargey, Alan Izykowski. (Back Row): Bob Sasiela, Jay Nutt, Ken Szczypak, Tom Sasiela, Greg Luczak, and Coach “Lefty” Franz. Sports 61 Cougar “Crush” Is Tough On Ice HOCKEY TEAM (Bottom): Stan Musual, Brian Gradowski, Marty Antonelli, John Bleck, Bjorn Hoefflin, Jim Mrozinski, Pete Jablonski, Kevin Wilson. (Standing): Coach Bill Gust, Mark Bowen, Tim Leppek, Tom Smith, Brian Jakubczak, Bri- an Lukowski.Mike Cormier, Mark Martek, Jim Drzewicki, Ron Jablonski, Mike Leikert, and Tommy Gwizdala. 1. Two Swan Valley defenders find Mark Bowen a tough oppo- nent, as well as an aggressive skater. 2. This gesture tells it all, as Marty Antonelli signals his pleasure after a Cougar score. 3. Stan Musual and Jim Drzewicki work from behind the net to set up a score. 4. John Bleck and Kevin Wilson team up to deflect an opponent’s scoring drive. 5. Paul Jablonski bears down upon a Swan Valley challengers. 6. Mark Martek checks his opponent along the boards. 7. It’s anybody’s puck at the Face-off. 8. Mark Bowen displays fine form as he flashes pass a Douglas MacArthur aggressor. 62 Sports 8-10-2 Regular Season Us Them 4 Eisenhower 3 6 Flint S.W. 8 5 John Glenn 7 4 St. Pete’s 8 3 D. MacArthur 5 0 Flint Central 17 7 Bridgeport 3 13 Swan Valley 0 9 St. Stephen 1 10 Eisenhower 4 6 Flint Northern 13 3 John Glenn 4 7 St. Pete’s 8 6 D. MacArthur 11 6 Midland Dow 7 5 Bridgeport 2 10 Swan Valley 2 6 Flint Northern 6 4 Midland Dow 4 12 St. Stephen 0 Sports 63 SENIORS ____________________ 64 Seniors Magic Moments of Senior Year SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: From left — Vice President Sue Weiss, President Steve Spatz, Secretary Joni Swincicki. Missing: Treasurer Jeff Karamol. Donald Adamczyk Rebecca Anderson Lynn Auman John Beattie Michael Beekman Brian Bellor Tracy Boks Thomas Borysiak Joseph Bosco John Bleck Seniors 65 Julie Bosco Mary Beth Bouza Seniors — Craziness With Style Mark Breeden Theodore Budnik Michael Bokowski Rosemary Campbell Robert Cherry Darren Cieslinski Gary Cieslinski 66 Seniors Seniors . . . Building Fond Memories Imprinted In Our Minds Forever Julie Connelly Julie Crete Yvonne Czowski Kenneth DeClerck Matthew DeCorte Michael DeWyse Maureen Donnelly Kimberly Douglas David Doyle Seniors 67 James Drzewicki Richard Foster Patrick Foucault John Franz David Gielda 68 Seniors The Moments We Shared Will Long Be Remembered And Like The Rays Of The Sun Will Never Lose Their Warmth. Alan Guzdial Robert Gwisdala Marilyn Halasinski Mark Hogan Christopher Hebert James Herek Kathleen Hopps William Hunt Jeffrey Herman Gregory Jacobs Seniors 69 The Class Of 1980 Strength Working Rebecca Jacobs Judith Jankowski — Unity Together William Janowicz And James Jasinski Bonnie Kanicki Jeffrey Karamol Daniel Kaunitz Carol Kazmierski 70 Seniors Seniors ... A Common Ring Of Unity, Brought Together By Friendships, Accomplishments, and Memories, Forever Enclosed In The Endless Circle Of Life. Steven Kazmierski David Kerr Marcy Keyser Julie Klosowski Seniors 71 Patrice Kurlinski Matthew Laleman Michelle Laleman The Senior class of 1980 is looking toward the new decade with enthusiasm and hope. Yesterday’s Dreams are becoming our goals for tomorrow. We leave All Saints with memories of good and bad times, and we know that the friends we’ve made will always be a part of the memories we take with us. Joni Swincicki Paul Lambert Cheryl LaPlant Pamela Lawrence Connie Leppek 72 Seniors Timothy Leppek David LeRoux Duane LeVasseur Kathy Lewandowski Suzanne Lindebaum Yvonne Lynch Antonia Losito Brian Lukowski Teresa Luttrell MacDonald David Scott MacGregor Robert MacKenzie The Sr. Class Is A Barrel Of Laughs! Seniors James Maguire Cherlyn Maida Lisa Mahoney Gerald Manser Mary Ann Mahoney James Manser Beverly Maida Brenda Marciniak Mark Matuszewski Hollis Mayhew Jacqueline Meyer Kenneth Mika 74 Seniors i Pamela Neitzel Sherri Newpower Wayne Niedzinski Diane Niezurawski 75 SENATORS: From Left — Kathy Kowalczak, Darren Cieslinski, Bev Maida, Nick Kaczmarek, and Mary Mikolajczak. Catherine Pawlak Patrick Pietryga Joan Przgocki Jaclynn Ratajczak Richard Ricard Christopher Rich Susan Rivet Paul Roeske 76 Seniors Seniors See Door To Future Wide Open And Promising Richard Rosinski Michael Royer Deborah Rubis Ruth Rynalski Michael Savage Lynn Schultz John Schwedler Jeanine Seward Robert Sharon Brenda Sharrow Christopher Simon Steven Sinicki Seniors 77 Gerald Skrocki Thomas Smith Lori Sniecinski Steven Spatz Sue Starr Connie Stevens Laris Stumpos Timothy Sporman Christine Swiercz Lawrence Swiercz John Swierzbin Daniel Suchodolski CLASS ADVISOR: Mrs. Joan Joni Swincicki Navarre Mary Switala Eileen Szczepanski Mark Szczypka Cheryl Talaga Steven Talaga Jeffrey Timm Thomas Trelewski Randall Trombley Michael Vargo Jean Villaire Seniors 79 Michael Weist Jean Wenglikowski Margaret Weslowski Joan Winchell Judith Wisniewski Martha Wisniewski Ellen White Michael Wisniewski Gregory Wlodarczak David Yagiela Kathy Yagiela Terri Zinger 80 Seniors Senior “Elections” Produce “Strange” Returns First Annual Mock Elections Held On January SO, 1980 Results of the First Annual Senior Mock Election: 1. Most Likely to Succeed — Jeannine Seward and Mike Savage; 2. Friendliest People — Ken Mika and Joni Swincicki; 3. Sr. Class Clowns — Sue Lindebaum and Nick Kaczmarek; 4. Best-Dressed — Rick Ricard and Julie Bosco, and 5. Cutest Smiles — Ken Kwapiszewski and Joan Przygocki. Seniors 81 JUNIORS 82 Juniors Alarie, Marcia Anderson, Vicky Anthony, Lisa Antonelli, Martin Bachman. Mark Barnes, Beverly Barriger, Andrew Bayer, Eileen Bellor, Michael Benner, Michael Bielski, Angela Benton, Tammy Bosco, Ashley Bowen, Jill Brandon, Mary Beth Brennan, Peggy Chevalier, Selina Cielsa, Alan Cnudde, Jeanette Cojeen, Bruce Connelly, Tim Corrion, Luann Covieo, Mary Beth Deshaw, Michael Dewyse, Patrick Douglas, Kevin Drzewicki, Cynthia Drzewicki, Genevieve Eberhard. Christine Gasta, Gary Gasta, Jeffrey Gentle, Anne Gielda, Norman Gillis, Lisa Greene, Jeffrey Gruszczynski, Wendy Grzybowski, Mary Ann Guerin, Pauline Gwizdala, Cheryl The Junior Class Is A Great Batch, No Other Class Can Meet Its Match. Halasinski, Tina Harris, Leah Hartwig, Chris Hebert, Chris Hebert, Curt Herek, Christopher Herzberger, Peggy Hus, JoAnn Izykowski, Alan Jablonski, Nancy Jablonski. Nanette Jakubczak, Brian Janczewski, Robert Janke, Douglas Jankowski, Karen Janowicz, Jennifer Jaskiewicz, Joseph Jaynes, Cindy Jezak, David Johnson, Michelle Kaczmarek, Cynthia Kaczmarek, Sue Kalmes, Laura Kasper, Terrance Kazmierski, David Kazmierski, Janet Kienbaum, Tom Klein, Kimberly Kloha, Teresa Klosowski, Debra Knochel, Jeffrey Koeppen, Mary Kowalczyk, Connie Kowalkowski, Laura Kravat, Martin Krawczyk, Amy Krzyzaniak. Lori Kukla. Darla 84 Juniors Kukla, Denise I. Kukla, Denise M Kusmierz, Lynn LaCombe, James LaDouceur, Linda LaFramboise, Chris Lagalo, Matthew LaPrarie, David Laskowski, Greg Lawrence, Willard Leahy, Mary LeClair, Suzette Lee, Kevin Legner, Matthew Leikert, Michael Leppek, Joe Lesniak, Michael Lesniak, Susan Lewandowski, Steve Lijewski, Brian Lobodzinski, Martin Losito, Tory Luczak, Tracey Lukowski, Susan Lynch, Anthony Maciejewski, Matthew Maciejewski, Timothy Mai leek, Michelle Marciniak, Mary Jo Martek, Mark Matuszewski, David McCarty, Paul Mcllhargey, Micheal Mclnerney, Mark McNeil, Kevin Meyer, Robert Mikolajczak, Patrick Mikoljczak, Thomas Militello, Rosemarie Miller, Keith Juniors 85 Miller, Patrick Mindykowski, Diane Mrozinski, Joanne Murawski, Cynthia Murawski, Michelle Musinski, Stephen Navarre, Elizabeth Neitzel, Lori Neumeyer, Scott Newpower, Lori Niederstadt, Ann Nowak, Amy Nowak, Deborah Nutt, Jay O’Neil, Karen Parent, Nona Paveglio, Glen Peplinski, Todd Phillips, Karen Piesik, Carol Pletzke, Kimberly Pokriefka, Jody Prankiena9, Andrea Przepiora, Julie Przepiora, Michael Przybylski, David Revette, Diane Rewers, Karen Richard, Kevin Richart, Patrick Rivard, Paul Rogers, Ann Rohde, Constance Rosebush, Michelle Royal, Michael Roznowski, Judith Ruszkowski, Thomas Ryan, Kathleen 86 Juniors Rybak, Lori Sasiela, Robert Sasiela, Thomas Satkowiak, Barbara Satkowiak, Joseph Sayen, Jeffrey Schultz, Edward Sebald, Barry Sigelko, Lori Sinicki, Michael Skornia, Joanne Sniecinski, Teri Soehnel, Shannon Solinski, Jeffrey Starkey, Yvonne Swincicki, Lisa Szczepanski, Robert Szczypka, Kenneth Szenay, Kim Talaga, Jeffrey Tippman, Paul Tomaszewski, David Urban, Gilbert Urbaniak, Randall VanSumeran, Russ Vink, Diane Virginski, Gordon Voisin, Christopher Voisine, Lynne Walczak, Shelly VValkowiak, Audrey Watson, Lee Weiss, Janet Weller, David Wisniewski, Darlene Juniors 87 SOPHOMORES V__________________ 88 Sophomores ■ Adamczyk, Connie Andrezejewski, Karen Anvia, Wendy Banaszak, Renee Benner, Chris Bielski, James Bleck, Jill Berent, Mark Borello, Monica Bowers, Brandy Brown, John Bukowski, Brian Bukowski. Lisa Carr, Mary Carson, Amy Christie, Peter Cichy, Margie Cook, Jeff Cormier, Michael Czowski, Timothy Czyzewski, Paul DeCorte, Maureen Dewyse, Jill Dirla, Alan Dolsen, Mary Donarski, Mary Drzewicki, Jill Drzewicki, Ronald Eberhard, Kathleen Edwards, Rob Ekkens, Sara Emerson, Craig Foster, Kevin Gasta, James Sophomores 89 Sophomores Encounter, Advance and Achieve S Gawlak, Lori Gielda, Andrew Gielda, Kimberly Gielda, Lisa Giffel, Sandra Gillard, Gregory Glaza, Lisa Glowiak, Brian Gomez, Rita Goretski, Debra Gorski, Christopher Griebe, Andrea Gross, Jay Groya, Timothy Guzdzial, Ellen Gwisdala, Thomas Gwisdala, Barbara Gwisdala, Lisa Haney, Harvey Herek, Judy Hicks, Allison Irish, Scott Jablonski, Ronald Jagelka, Brenda Janke, Jill Janowicz, Jill Janowski, Mike Jaskiewicz, Christopher Jatczak, Denise Jezowski, Craig Joswiak, Julie Kaczmarek, Kellie Kivisto, Michael Klein, Kris Kokaly, Scott ’I V f n 4 c? it: I t t i + + I V 90 Sophomores CLASS SPONSOR Sr. Rose Miriam ✓ Kf A i V A Kopec, Thomas Kroswek, James Kusmierz, Cheryl Kwapiszewski, Larry LaBean, Michael Lambert, Mark Lamont, Robert LaPlant, Teri Laracey, Kevin Laskowski, Timothy Lauria, Lisa Lawrence, Kim Lee, Jeff Lesniak, Regina Lobodzinski, Greg Likajtys, Joe Luczak, Gergory Luttrel, Thomas MacDonald, Karen Maciejewski, Douglas Maciejewski, Jennifer L. Maciejewski, Jenny MacKenzie, Anne Madaj, Thomas Maida, Barbara Maida, Lynette Marciniak, Brian Marciniak, Patrick Martin, David McAllister, Darren McDonald, Allen McDonough, Mary Mclnerney, John McShane, Bruce Go All The Way, That’s What We’ll Do — The Super-Fine Class of ’82 y Sophomores 91 _________________________r The Time Is Short, The Days Are Few; To Think That We Are Halfway Through Mikolajczak, Sara Monaghan. Kelley Moore, Christine Morse, Rob Morse, Robin Mrozinski, James Murphy, Paul Neitzel, Patti Novak, Gregory O’Neil, Mary Page, Robert Pawlaczyk, James Pawlak, Michael Pawlak, Patrick Payne, Shelly Peplinski, Michelle Pominville, Laurie Pressler, John Przybylsi, Lynette Ratfisch, Bernie Rewers, Mary Ann Richart, Carolyn Rivard, Deborah Rivet, Laurie Runberg, John Ruszkowski, Timothy Rynalski, Sandra Rytlewski, Vicki Schafer, John Seward, Patrick Sharrow, Deborah Skrocki, Ann Skrzypczak, Katrina Smith, Nancy Sophomores Aim Toward Unlimited Opportunities V 92 Sophomores -------------------------------------------------- The Sophomore Class Is Really Great; Soon Our Team’ll Be One in the State Socia, Jamie Sontag, Mary Spaulding, Mike Stachowski, Stephen Starr, Mary Stasinski, Carol Stasinski, Robert Stevens, Jackie Sutton, Tyler Szczypka, Lori Talaga, Jackie Taylor, Tammy Thelen, Joe Thompson, Mark . • i Worrall, Jennifer Wozniak, Jeffrey Zawacki, Mary Ann Zielinski, Daniel Trudell, Barie Vaglica, Mary Walker, Jill Wralker, Michelle W’alsh, Ben Wan, Linda Wrashabaugh, James Wenglikowski, Tina W’hite, Cathy White, Michael Wilson, Kevin W’isniewski, Jean Wolcott, Christopher Sophomores 93 FRESHMEN _________ 94 Freshmen Adamczyk, Christopher Anderson, Steve Anker, George Anthony, Mark Anthony, Matthew Austin, Steve Banaszak, Annette Bellor, Patricia Berry, David Beson, Kelly Bisel, Kenneth Bodrie, James Bosco, John Botkins, Kevin Brandow, John Budzinski, Paul Bukowski, Mark Bukowski, Michelle Buzalski, Roy Campbell, Jean Carolan, Keith Carr, Kathleen Carrier, Kimberly Catlin, Steve Cashew, Kenneth Christie, Kelly Cieslinski, Diane Connelly, Kenneth Cook, Jim Crete, Jerry Debo, Michael Dirla, Beverly Dixon, Andy Drezewicki, Julie Dubay, Brian Dubay, Sheri Dukarski, Keith Engelhardt, Duane Ezop, Michelle Gainforth, Michael Gasta, Cammie Giffel, Margie Gillis, Amy Glysz, Brian Goretski, Nancy ■ Freshmen 95 f We’ve Only Just Begun And Already We’re Number One! SENATORS: From Left — Marlene Swiecicki, Laurie Rezler, Kevin Botkins, Karin Mclnerney, and Kelly Watson. Gradowski, Brian Green, Jack Gromaski, Kim Gruszynski, Lynn Gustafson, Richard Gyrich, Sheri Haney, Harry Hash, Angela Hausebeck, Todd Heckroth, Cheryl Hebert, Patti Heme, Vicki Herek, Mark Herek, Michael Hoefflin, Bjorn Horstman, Steve Hus, Tom ® f3 ' -3 a iks Jablonski. Paul Jablonski, Robert Janczewski, Steve Jaskiewicz, Johnna Jaynes, William Jezak, Kerry Jozwiak, Matthew Jurish, Linda Kader, Janet Kanicki, Kris Kasper, Dawn Kazmierski, Billy Kazmierski, Edward Kaznowski, Eileen King, Kevin Kivisto, David Klapish, Jill Kloha, Todd Klosowski, Patricia Kokaly, Mark Konkle, John Kopec, Paul Kormelink, Greg Kowalski, Steve Krakowski, Suzanne Kram, Terry Kravat, Carl Kroswek, Paul V 96 Freshmen Krygier, Sally Krzyminski, Tim Kuehnemund, Cynthia Kukla, Leo Kukla, Theresa Kurlinski, Marilyn Kwapiszewski, Sharon LaDouceur, Jeanette LaFramboise, Jeff Lagalo, Martin LaMarr, Mary Beth Lambert, Thomas Lanczak, Deanne Leppek, Diane Leppek, Kenneth Lesniak, Edward Lesperance, Janice Lewandowski, Jerry Lobodzinski, Kari Lochinski, Pam Lock, Marcella Lokajtys, Pamela Luzak, Mary Ellen Luptowski, Timothy MacGregor, Sherry Machelski, Mark Machelski, Mitchell Maciejewski, Denise Madaj, Denise Mader, Gerald Maguire, Mary Maida, Tom Maluse, Patrick Manor, David Marciniak, Keleen Martek, Grant Mayhew, Martin Mayle, Don Maze, Marianne Mandiola, Norma McCreery, Renee McDonald, Steven McGowan, James Mclnerney, Karin McNeil, Phil Freshmen 97 Mendiola, Norma Mozzarella, Heime Mielens, Dawn Militello, Felix Milka, John Miller, Lynn Moore, Carrie Moszyk, Mark Mrozinski, John Mrozinski, Sue Murawski, Melinda Musial, Stanley Napieralski, Todd Neitzal, Edward Nestell, Robert Neumeyer, Kevin Nichols, Michelle Niederstadt, Jim Nowak, Mitch Olechowski, Kevin Page, Terry Pagley, Dana Palm, Kenneth Parent, Margie Pietryga, Tina Pokriefka, Judy Prevost, Shawn Przybylski, Sheri Przegocki, Joanne Ratajczak, Jill Rezler, Fred Rezler, Laurie Richart, James Richert, Kirk Rosenbury, Merry Ruhland, Ann Savage, Paul Schoerner, Kelly Sharrow, James Shepard, Carrie Sheridan, Catherine Shotwell, Ann Sieja, Dawn Sinicki, Michelle Skrzypczak, Andrew V 98 Freshmen N Super Spirit is the Key To the Best Class Ever of ’83 CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Rebekah Scott and Sr. Sandra Delgado. Smith, Kim Sniecicki, Laurie Sniecinski, Michael Straud, Kimberly Sullivan, Kelly Sullivan, Shaun Sutton, Shawn Swiecicki, Laurie Swiecicki, Marlene Syring, Kevin Sobczak, Daileen Socia, Brian Solinski, Julie Spiess, Stephanie Srebinski, Julie Stevens, Lisa Storm, Michael Szczepanski, Deborah Thelen, Pat Tomczak, Mark Toporski, Joel Trapp, Jenifer Troester, Denny Urbaniak, Heidi Urbaniak, Terri VanDriessche, William Villareal, Patricia Walkowiak, David Walkowiak, Jerry Walreven, Jodi Watson, Kelly Weist, Terry Wejsa, Sandra Weller, William Whitbrodt, Tony White, Elizabeth Wilcox, Michael Wilson. Michelle Winchell, Grace Witucki, Stephen Wlodarczak, Mary Wojewoda, Julie Wozniak, Daniel Yacks, Robert Zielinski, Karen The Freshmen Class is very fine; Our Spirit is first in line. Our Teams are sure to lead the way, ’Cause the Freshmen Class is here to stay. y Freshmen 99 HAPPY 40TH JOHN OWEN Mary Switala (Swit-A-La) Holli9 M. Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Richard Switala The Louis Yagiela Family Dan Yagiela Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mikolajczak and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Seward and Family Sasha Weesee Mary Ann C. Mahoney Molly Dolly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jankowski Judy Jankowski Dyane Mrozinski Judy “Wiz” Pam Lawrence Matt Grabowski Julie “Bird” Crete Julie “Bose” Bonnie “Sugar Rae” Kanicki Stephen and Joan Talaga and son Steve Mr. and Mrs. Garey MacDonald Jr. and Family The Gerald Roeske Family The Spatz’s Fr. Barney Janowicz Susan J. Karamol Jeff Karamol Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius (Jack) Karamol Cathy Murphy Fransico X. Gomez Toni Losito Jim Starky (Chago) Mrs. Leonore Kula Yortek Phesdrunk Zelda Wakenfu99 Yortek’s ’75 Vega Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosinski Grandma Rosinski The Incredible Hoss Ms. Patricia Rosinski Grandma Burgeson PATRONS V 100 Advertising RAYS FLOWER SHOP For All Occasions Flowers By Wire BIGGS CITY DAIRY AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES SALES-SERVICE NEVER HAS ONE BANK DONE SO MUCH FOR YOUR MONEY 300 CENTER AVENUE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Congratulations And God Bless The Class Of ’80 (6 1516 22nd St 893-9501 Open 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M. CASH REGISTERS ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS EIRE.PROOF FILES 1601 Broadway Bay City, Michigan 48706 1612 Broadway Bay City, Mich. 48706 HARRY BULTMAN Phone 893-5258 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO MOMBERG CAMERA SHOP 712 Washington Ave. Ross W. Brown Phone: 895-8581 Life — Health — Home And Business Ask About Our Ten Year Warranty 815 Columbus Ave 895-5536 ALZBUR tyha imaa ,3t Silituig Ay. Phon. 892 3381 BAT CITY. 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PRESCRIPTION DRUGS ‘You Are A Stranger Here But Once” 893-5689 Mich. 48706 STAG’S COLLISION SERVICE Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed 2105 McCormick At 41st St. West Of Johnson Wreck Yard 106 Advertising Advertising 107 ♦AVaVaVAVaVaVaVaVaVaVAVaVAVaWaVAVaWa LA ESTRALLITA Mexican Food • Tacos • To9tadas • Enchiladas • Burritos • Hamburgers • Hot Dogs • Open 24 Hours • Take Outs Phone — 892-0981 Compliments of JACOB’S CLEANING VILLAGE moulthrop - clift inc mei insurance SHERWIN WILLIAMS Wallpaper, Paint And Drapery 601 Washington 893-9547 1 CASS AVENUE PARTY STORE Cold Beer — Wine City Dairy Products Party Supplies Corner — Cass And Michigan 220 davidson bldg, bay city, michigan 48706 517-892-5541 ♦V4V4VA%V4V4V V V4V4V4V4V V4VaVaVaVaVaVavA! 108 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS ALL SAINTS GRADUATES THE ST. HYACINTH PARISH FAMILY Advertising 109 CRETE’S IDEAL PARTY SHOP Daniel F. Murphy. CPA Partner Corner Of 5th And Johnson Weinlanoer. Fitzhuuh. 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Ceramicrome Paints Classes Available Appli-Kate And Airbrushing Owner: Kathleen Machelski coKPLiTt, cam hum msumici sanci AUTO HOME BUSINESS Congratulations Congratulations From COSMITIQUE SALON SIMMONS JEWELERS 1212 Columbus Downtown Bay City SOUTHEND PARTY STORE 1400 Fremont Congratulations From: Advertising 115 ELICIDADES A LOS GRADUADOS DE 1980 | LA COMUNIDAD GUADALUPAN BELL BAR 1314 Columbus At Lincoln LEO D. GODDEYNE, INC, Hardware Sporting Goods Appliance 1707 3rd Street 1103 N. Johnson Bay City, Mi. Phone: 893-7538 AC’S MARKET Wholesale And Retail 313 So. Farragut Bay City, Mich. Wedding, Party Orders And Daily Lottery Congratulations Seniors Of 1980 Home Made Sausage And Bologna A Specialty 116 Advertising AtAtA A AtAtAtA AtAtAtAAtAAtAtAtAAAtSA j MARK I PHOTOGRAPHY 408 S. Euclid Ave Bay City, Michigan Phone 686-6917 CAVANAUGH INSURANCE AGENCY 701 East Midland St. Complete Insurance Service Bay City, Mich. 48706 Phone: 894-2971 Bay City, Mi. Phone: 894-2718 Come To Where The Flavor Is CHICO’S RESTAURANT Mon. thru Thurs. 11:00 a.m. To 1:00 a.m. Fri. And Sat. 11:00 a.m. To 3:00 a.m. Tasty Mexican Food Tamalas Tacos Taco Ranchero Chico Taco Enchiladas Tostodas Dining Room Or Carry Out 813 Sagniaw 894-2591 Bay City NOrikM FOOD Advertising 117 GERALD J. PARENT SENTRY INSURANCE CAMILE’S MENSWEAR A Division Of Salzburg Cleaners Plaza North Bldg 465 Saginaw, Mi. 48604 Phone (517) 892-9515 or (517) 793-1741 Bay City, Mi. 48706 TACEY’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 1604 Woodside Essexville, Mi. 48732 THE JOINT ADVENTURE Parapnemana Specialists Bongs, Pipes, T-Shirts 919 E. Midland Bay City, Mi. Open 7 Days CONGRATULATIONS ELLEN AND THE CLASS OF 1980 James E. White Painting Decorating 241 North Tuscola Rd. 892-2244 118 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM ST. STANISLAUS PARISH FAMILY Advertising 119 ROTH PHARMACY 892-4531 920 N. Johnson Bay City Mi. Hours: Mon. through Fri. 9AM To 9PM Saturday 9AM To 7PM GLENN J. LESPERANCE CONTRACTOR “Builder Of Custom Homes” Dial 684-1378 Or 686-6629 703 Glen Eagle Dr. Bay City For The Finest Nuts And Candies ST. LAURENT BROS. Nuts Since 1904 SECOND NATIONAL BANK BAY CITY “Almost euprytljittg tljat is grrat Ijas bent bone bg goutlf.'’ Disraeli, 1868 :♦ ! 120 Advertising Advertising 121 Congratulations Class Of ’80 OLLIE’S MARKET Choice Meats Custom Cut Daily Homemade Sausages Made Fresh Daily. 1600 22nd Street TW5-8722 THE INSURANCE STORE 114 WASHINGTON AVE P.O. BOX 248 BAY CITY. MICHIGAN 48707 PHONE 517-895-8587 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The All Saints Graduating Class Of 1980 From The Parish, Parish Council, Clergy, And Members Of The School Board Of VISITATION CHURCH 122 Advertising Advertising 123 Freeman's Party Store Cold Beer Wine Groceries — Fresh Meats 1609 Woodside Essexville Compliments of PERO-YANDALL AGENCY 1980 Chevrolets Are Here Business — Life — Bonds — Rec. Vehicles REED DRAPER CHEVROLET 600 Columbus Avenue 711 S. Euclid Bay City, Mi. 684-4440 PAT’S PLACE Congratulations Seniors of 1979 LAYERERS PHARMACY 1100 Columbus Ave. Phone: 893-7579 124 Advertising 6vAttflelis£ PAgjsh � ggggxvitle The Sports World Relies On ... BAY AMC-JEEP, INC adidas 705 N. Euclid Bay City, Mich. 48706 The athletic shoes for all seasons and all sports! Good Looking, Long Wearing, practical and comfortable THE SHOE MARKET American Motors FI has more styles and sizes VEHICLES I’AMOUS IN OOWNTOWN IAT OTTl Pacer • Gremlin • Concord • Matador Phone: 893-3541 Bay City, Michigan 48706 Advertising 125 R R READY MIX Prompt Courteous Service Free Estimates — Radio Dispatched 1601 West Youngsditch Road 892-9313 Place Concrete The “Riteway” BEST WISHES CLASS OF 80 126 Advertising Advertising 127 Iw this year is but a memory, a series of moments to be recalled .y ifrom time to time. Each page of this yearbook will spark a rance of moments of joyful times, quiet talks, and serious s. And always this book will help us remember the days of our lays filled with dreams, hopes, desires, frustrations, excitement, je, and success. And although those days are gone forever, each gives us a new opportunity to grow into life and achieve all that we failed to accomplish in the past. Above all, each new day brings with it another opportunity to find that one thing which is hardest of all to find ourselves. X «• +: -— ■’.• C : - K ' i T .- 'A-v . v “X - o V 'V - . S ‘-V N. . - '-� . -• « • s- - - i . T-— V. ; .- D, ’C jf- . • N - . .-v -.. V .. v. ._j- - - - -v- C. -• •■ •v r-5- •- X—-c —. - . r - - N • x, • • . • •-- --- y_—. ' - : v • • - V' ''