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

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All Saints Central High School Volume XIII Table of Contents THE SAINT Bay City Michigan 48706 Echoes make up our lives. The size of our success in the future depends on the mag- nitude of the work we do today, the num- ber of friends we will have tomorrow de- pends on how friendly we are today, and the amount of food we have to eat today depends on how many seeds we plant later. Echo Skill Center ... A Road To 6 Skill Center A Better Tomorrow. 1. Students learn the fundamentals of welding. 2. Kim Pletzke learns the steps to data processing. 3. It looks like Marty is still trying to learn the basics of auto body repair. 4. Connie sure looks enthused with her work!! Skill Center 7 Community Service: A Give And This year there are 132 seniors in Communi- ty Service. They do service from first thru sixth hour five days a week. They are in- volved in all Catholic elementary schools, also in a few public schools such as, Lindsay and Mac Gregor, they help in All Saints school offices, North and South, Do-All Cen- ter, and Kolb. They also work for teachers at both of our campuses. They work as teacher- aides, office help, librarians, and film deliv- ery. Principals have a high regard for these students, and their contribution to the com- munity. Mrs. Sue Roznowski is in charge of this project and is constantly asked to send some “friends to help at my school” by all of the little ones in the elementary grades. We are proud of our efforts to help create a spirit of co-operation and aid in the community. 8 Community Service Take Relationship Shared By Two People 1. Pat Richart listens with a friend to directions for a test. 2. Is Tony telling his fibs to little kids again? 3. Joann seems to be at ease with a difficult problem. 4. Lee gives his expert advice to a young student in English. 5. Tony shows the correct answers. 6. Lee thinks he knows the answers. Community Service 9 Homecoming-1980- Spirit Week Silly as we are, it shows that we care, to carry on the tradition of All Saints. Dressed up in fun, laughing at everyone, shows not only that we wear it-but share it in spirit. 1. Seniors transform halls into a work of art. 2. Chris Wolcott and Joe Thelen model the latest fashions. 3. Tim Maciejewski entraps an Oscoda “Owl in his locker. 4. Freshmen guys rate a perfect “10”. 5. Ginger, Leah, and Suzette All Saints’ version of the three stooges. 10 Homecoming Pep Rally The whole school came together for a very special day. Each class showed their spirit in their own outstanding way. The cheerleaders and pompon girls performed exciting feats, and all the football players polished up their cleats. Now the final moment had arrived for every- one to see; the announcing of Queen Nanette and also King Bobby. So we packed up all our energy, our liveliness and zest, for on that night at St. Joe’s field the Oscoda Owls were put to rest. 6. Pat Richart and Joanne Skornia add an extra touch to the pep assembly. 7. Here’s our 1980 Homecoming court. 8. Super Sen- ior Spirit. 9. Randy Urbaniak proudly shows his award-winning “neat feet . 10. Nanette Jablonski sheds tears of joy as she is announced Homecoming queen. Homecoming 11 Halftime: Come on guys take a rest, halftime’s here, you’re the guests. Floats are arriving one by one, take a peek, the Freshmen won. Wait, don’t turn away, here comes the court and they’re here to stay. The girls are in dresses awaiting their escorts, forming a line on the field. The Queen is crowned, all turn around to see the kiss from the king. Halftime’s over, get up and fight. Show the “Owls” our Cougar might. 11. Bob Szczepanski and Nanette Jablonski proudly smile at the homecoming crowd. 12. Cougar showdown . “Another One Bites the Dust.” 13. King Bob and Queen Nanette engage in the traditional homecoming kiss. 14. Freshman float proves winning really is music to their ears. 15. Senior court members flash their “million dollar smiles.” 12 Homecoming Homecoming Wrap-up The dance took place with all the laughter and fun. This homecoming has brought us closer as one. Our homecoming events are now all finished. Echoes of memories will never be diminished. Yes, this homecoming will always be on our minds, because it will always be in our hearts. 16. Students add music to the homecoming liturgy. 17. Lori Newpower flips with enthusiasm. 18. All Saints student body celebrates the homecoming mass together. 19. Presenting the 1980 homecoming court. 20. “Howard Cosell” interviews All Saints 1st girl football player. 21. Seniors doing what they do best! Homecoming 13 Classes . . . An Inside Look At 1. Shelly, are you having problems doing your test? 2. We see you’ve solved your problem Shelly! 3. Bob and Bruce, when does your bakery open? 4. Students make good use of the library. 5. Jerry Crete; the next biochemist of tomorrow? 14 Classes All Saints Scholastic Life. 6. Mrs. Szydlik’s class really looks as though they’re learning the fundamentals of pi. 7. Charlie daydreams in anticipation for the last bell to ring. 8. Smiles brighten up everything. 9. Woodshop students exhibit their talents. 10. It looks like Terri has mastered the art of boiling water. What’s next? Classes 15 Jobs Provide Practical Experience 1. Michelle Malleck comes to the aid of an aiding patient. 2. Deb Nowak rolls her way to riches. 3. Jeff Talaga and Jill Bowen keep the Colonel’s recipe a secret. 4. Suzette LaClair gives service with a smile. 5. Is that Amy Krawczyk still pushing vegeta- bles? 6. Andrea Prankienas totals receipts for Metro Skate. 7. There’s Dave Tomaszewski working for pea- nuts. 16 Jobs All Saints students work as students but they also work in the communi- ty. They put their earnings to good use; some in helping to pay their tu- ition, and some for spending money for their own entertainment. Some of our students are even saving ahead for college. They are proud of their association with our school and are working to spread our good image throughout the business community. Jobs 17 Bishop Untener Visits A.S.C.H.S. 1. Bishop Untener relates to the students dur- ing the Homily. 2. Christ is celebrated during the Mass. 3. All Saints students present the gifts to the Bishop. 4. Students partake in Communion. 5. Mrs. Felan and Bishop Un- tener trade “tall people” jokes. 6. Mary Leahy, student council president gives the first read- ing. 7. Sr. Dina and Mrs. Roz are given special recognition by the Bishop. 18 Mass Most Reverend Kenneth Untener, newly ordained Bishop of the Saginaw Diocese celebrated Mass for All Saints students on December 8. 1980. In his first visit to our school, Bishop Untener spoke of devotion to Mary, whose Feast of the Immaculate Conception we were celebrating that day. Bishop Untener’s personal interpretation of the gos- pel had a spell binding affect on the congregation. During Mass, the Bishop installed Mrs. Sue Roz- nowski and Sr. Dina as Eucharistic Ministers. Students from every grade were participants in the Mass. A reception followed enabling our community to meet with our new diocesan leader. MUSIC: The Way The Student The All Saints Music Department is noted for its superb performances in both civic and school functions, and is recognized by the Bay area people. Not only do they reflect the unity at All Saints, they show a form of spirit that only occurs in their presentation of the music. The band provides musical spirit at football and basketball games. Madrigals and Chorus perform for various organizations outside of school. Invitations are plentiful and the groups are in constant demand. 20 Music Expresses His Feelings Towards Life. ver Bells.” 3. Mr. Thomas Weidner leads the All Saints Band. 4. Pep Band adds zip to halftime. 5. Chorus performs for the stu- dents. 6. Madrigals goes through warm-ups. 7. Paul Arnold crashes at Cougar victory. Music 21 All Saints Students Show A Change Of Interest In Their Active Hobbies 1. Joe Satkowiak shows off 1 of 400 beer cans that he collects. Joe says, “The best part of collecting them is emptying them.” 2. Is this the next Juliet Prowse? No, it’s Mary Beth Covieo showing her thing at a dance competition. 3. Are Tim Maciejewski and Mark Bach- man using photography as an undercover so they can secretly plot to blow up something. No, they’re just showing off in front of our photographers. 22 Hobbies 1. Ron Drezwicki heads toward the basket in a Recreational Basketball Game. 2. The Boss Club, under the supervision of Coach Kanicki plans some day to lift the school up with Coach inside. 3. Is that Mr. America showing off for the under classmen again? Of course not, it’s Andy Barriger strengthing himself for the Boss Club. 4. Mary Ellen Luczak (Mel) shows her stuff in a volleyball game which was a first-time club at A.S.C. Hobbies 23 The Year In Sports i Sports 25 Varsity Football, 9-0, No Place To Go Handy Lansing Catholic Willow Run St. Stephen’s St. Peter Paul Muskegon Heights Oscoda Ogemaw Heights Garber THEM 0 8 0 7 15 12 0 3 20 The Varsity Team continued an 18 game winning streak. The disappointment came when the Cougars fell one point short of making the playoffs. Congratulations to the four Golden Helmet Winners; G.J. Zannotti, Bob Szczepanski, Alan Izykowski, and Ken Szczypka. 26 Sports G.J. Zannotti And Ken Szczypka Named All-State 1. The offensive line, leading the way. 2. Chico looks for a hole. 3. Luczak eyes his receiver. 4. Zip leads the way for G.J. 5. Team photo 6. The Cougar pack jacks a Garber Duke. 7. Don’t swallow now, Coach Ken. 1st row: Dave Martin, Chris Hartwig, Tim Ruszkowski, Randy Urbaniak, Ben Walsh, Doug Maciejewski, Andy Barriger, Tim Connelly. 2nd row: Coach Bisel, Brian Jakubczak, Tim Groya, Greg Lobodzinski, Darren McAllister. Terry Kasper, Barry Sebald, A1 McDonald, Tom Ruszkowski. 3rd row: Coach Deming, Bob Sasiela, Pat Miller, Brian Lijewski, Ken Szczypka, G.J. Zannotti, Jeff Talaga, Brian Glowiak, Greg Luczak, Coach Kanicki. 4th row: Bruce Cojeen, Gary Gasta, Kevin Richard, Bob Szczepanski, Dave Jezak, Tom Sasiela, Scott Kokaly, Mike Royal, A1 Izykowski. 8-0 “Looks Good To Me” 1. J.V. Team Photo. 2. J.V. Line, “All Set, You Bet.” 3. Pat Thelen sweeps around the end. 4. Mark Anthony gets a QB. sack. Row 1-Chris Adamczyk, Jim McGowan, Shawn Prevost, Bill Jaynes, Steve Anderson, Kris Kanicki, Greg Kormelink Row 2-Mark Herek, Kevin Syring, Bill Kazmierski. Mark Machelski, Pat Thelen, Paul Jablonski, Mike Wilcox, Coach Tom Herek Row 3-Marty Lagalo, Mitch Beekman, Jerry Crete, Mark Anthony, Bjorn Hoefflin, Terry Weist, Jim Richart Row 4-Ld Kaczmierski, Paul Savage, Joel Toporski, Shaun Sullivan, Brian Glysz, Mike Laskowski, John Brandon, Andy Skrzypczak 1 ASC OPPONENT 32 Handy 14 34 Lansing Catholic 6 20 St. Stephen 6 18 St. Peter Paul 12 39 Muskegon Heights 8 16 Oscoda 0 35 Ogemaw Heights 8 61 Garber 0 28 Sports Frosh Grind Out 5-4 Year 1. Freshman Team Photo. 2. Bill Julian finds run- ning room around the end. 3. Billy tries to put the burn on a defensive man. 4. Freshmen starting line up. Row 1-Ray Henika, Jim Gottschling, Tom Szczepanski, Paul Neitzel, Mark Ruszkowski, John Klein, Todd Valliare Row 2-Mike Thelen, Jeff Kader, Scott Shanon, Mike Buchman, Tim Maguire, Steve Pawlaczyk, Jon Wager, Brian Krakowski. Scott Connelly Row 3-Scott Zimmerman, Glen Korpal, Greg Huggard, Dave Rice, Jim Wazbinski, Jim Sharp. Marty Barriger, Shawn Bown, Don Pilon, Mike Green, Coach Nearing Row 4-Jim Gwizdala, Doug Richards, Jim Cameron, Bill Julian, Vic Campau, Rob Habowski, Ken Socia, Rob Smith, Tony Seefeld, Mile Mielens. Mike Lewis ASC OPPONENT 18 Mac Arthur 6 6 Saginaw 0 36 St. Charles 12 18 Saginaw 26 0 Jefferson 33 14 Midland Central 6 12 Oscoda 18 12 Ogemaw Heights 8 8 Garber 16 Sports 29 Cougar Clubbers Enjoy __ Fine Season The All Saints Golf team had a fine year. Coach Giffel’s squad had an 11-3-1 year. Next year the team shows great potential since it’s losing only one senior. Team members included: Mike Cor- mier, Paul Murphy, Jim Gatza, Jim Mrozinski, Charles Cormier, Bob Meyer, Kevin Janasiak, Jan Lesperance, Brian Bukowski, Larry Kwapis- zewski. 30 Sports 1. Bob Meyer blasting out of the sand. 2. Murphy teeing off. 3. Mike Cormier putts a long one. 4. What you doing at the beach. Murph? 5. Don’t miss the gimme, Jan. 6. Gatz going for the long drive. US OPPONENT THEM 415 Central 432 415 John Glenn 425 397 Handy 461 416 John Glenn 419 410 Central 416 417 Garber 437 219 St. Peter Paul 216 441 Western 472 202 Frankenmuth 202 225 St. Stephens 220 204 St. Peter Paul 207 414 St. Stephens 399 429 Central 438 429 Handy 498 414 Western 439 Sports 31 0 All Saints Opponent 79 Handy 45 81 Ogemaw Heights 48 49 Garber 60 70 Western 36 81 U.S.A. 47 52 Ovid Elsie 54 53 Carrollton 61 95 Reese 68 80 Handy 36 61 St. Pete’s 63 72 E.P.B.P. 54 72 U.S.A. 65 75 Garber 42 74 Shephard 37 82 Western 51 90 Oscoda 69 78 E.P.B.P. 64 84 St. Pete’s 78 52 Carrollton 55 53 Ovid Elsie 58 aid Team Photo: Row 1-Jeff Lee, Keith Miller, Mark Berent, Dave La- Prarie, Greg Luczak, Kevin Laracey, Rob Morse, Chris Wolcott. Row 2-Alan Izykowski, Jay Nutt, Ken Szczypka, Tim Laskowski, Jim Washabaugh, Paul Rivard, Bob Szszepanski. 32 Sports Varsity Soars With Second Half-Surge 1. Paul Rivard scores on a quick break. 2. Keith Miller eyes the defense and passes off. 3. Dave “Lopp” LaPrarie swishes for a big two. 4. Jay Nutt drives to the boards. 5. Greg Luczak scores with a perfect jump shot. Sports 33 Freshmen Post 16-0; 14-4 Records 1. Unidentified Cougar soars for two. 2. Marty Barriger puts up a 15 footer. 3. Scott Moore goes up against a Duke. 4. Kevin Sinicki skys for two from corner. 5. Kevin and Marty say, “Not this way,” on a good defensive play. “A” T?am finished a fine season with a 14-4 record, coached by Mike Deming. “A” Team: Scott Zimmerman, Scott Wojeiechowski, Bill Julian, Tom Szczepanski, Paul Neitzel, Mike Meilens, Clyde Seefeld, Pat McMartin, Scott Moore. “B” Team with a 16-0 record continues a fine tradition, coached by Bill Harris. “B” Team: Steve Pawlaczyk, Kevin Sinicki. Marty Bar- riger, Tim Gallagher, Brain Novak, Jim Wazbinski, Mike Green, Jim Jones, Doug Richards, Kevin Janasik, Vic Ve- lasquez. 34 Sports J.V. Turns out 12-8 Season Team Photo: Row 1-T.J. Weist, Pat Thelen, Ed Lesniak, Jim Cook, Steve Anderson, Tim Walker, Andy Skrzypczak, Row 2: Coach Deming, Kevin Newmeyer, John Brandow, Leo Kukla, Brian Glysz, Shaun Sullivan. Paul Savage, Mike Debo. 1. Leo Kukla jets up for a jump shot. 2. Kevin Newmeyer waits for an inbound pass from Andy Skrzypczak. 3. Team Photo 4. Tim Walker gets a shot off against a St. Pete’s defender. 5. Jim Cook looks for someone to pass to. Sports 35 Hockey Team Sets Their Own Victory Mark . . . 2 Row i-BriBn Gradowski, Marty Antonelli, Charles Cormeir, Mitch Nowak, Bjorn Hoefnin, Steve Stachowski, Todd Naperalski, Tim Lup towski. How 2-Coach Gust, Coach Gradowski, Stan Musial, Kevin Wilson, Jim Gasta, Brian Jacubczak, Bob Meyer, Mike Cormeir. Peter Jablonski, Jim Mrozmski, Trainer Tom Bleck, Goalie Coach Tim Hartwig. 36 Sports Team Shows Lots Of Promise . . . 1. Coaches Gust and Gradowski watch the Cougars in action. 2. Jim Mrozinski led a All Saints breakout. 3. Team Photo. 4. Marty’s show for a All Saints score. 5. Kevin Wilson takes out an opponent while Mike Cormeir cleans up. 6. A faceoff to he won by the Cougars. US THEM 4 Burton Bentley 1 1 Eisenhower 7 1 Bridgeport 2 2 MacArthur 7 7 St. Stephen 5 3 John Glenn 1 5 St. Peter Paul 4 5 Eisenhower 2 1 Flint Kreslev 8 1 Flint Norhtern 2 2 Bridgeport 4 0 MacArthur 3 6 Lapeer West 5 6 John Glenn 1 13 St. Stephen 4 4 St. Peter Paul 3 4 Eisenhower 2 8 Bridgeport 4 2 MacArthur 6 8 John Glenn 2 5 St. Peter Paul 6 1 Flint South Western 4 Sports 37 Girl’s Basketball Team Sets Own Victory Mark 38 Sports 1. Team photo. 2. Kim Klein shoots as Wildcats wonder. 3. “Hey, slow down!” yells two Ti- tan Defenders as Deb Sharrow dribbles by. Kneeling: Sue Lesniak, Debbie Sharrow, Kim Klein, Lori Krzyzaniak, Karen Andre ejewski. Standing: Coach Bill Harris, Mary Leahy, Debbie Nowak, Mary Ellen Luczak, Jill Bowen, Kelley Monaghan. 4. “Smile Lori, this picture is of you.” 5. Kelley Monaghan goes up for two. 6. Lori “Krazyman- iak” shoots over the outstretched arm of a Wild- cat. Wre They 42 Garber 53 49 St. Peter Paul 46 40 Buena Vista 46 50 Western 38 37 Handy 36 I 38 Oscoda 57 60 St. Stephens 48 51 St. Peter Paul 41 64 Garber 46 34 Carrollton 53 58 Ogemaw Heights 50 52 Western 38 63 U.S.A. 60 61 Oscoda 58 35 Handy 48 34 St. Stephens 57 30 U.S.A. 44 39 Buena Vista 42 57 Ogemaw Heights Tournaments 61 44 Garber 37 i 42 Buena Vista 54 Coach Harris’s First Year Is A Success . 6 I Sports 39 JV Girls Score A 12-7 Season 1. Jill Banazak throws the ball in play. 2. “I got it!” “No you don’t, I do!” 3. Team photo. Us Them 50 Carrollton 36 35 Garber 32 20 Ogemaw Heights 31 36 St. Peter Paul 29 40 Western 41 39 Buena Vista 32 31 U.S.A. 34 27 Western 34 49 Oscoda 29 30 Handy 12 42 Handy 39 46 Oscoda 56 49 St. Stephens 12 48 St. Stephens 13 35 U.S.A. 36 47 St. Peter Paul 28 37 Buena Vista 29 44 Garber 45 52 Ogemaw Heights 39 1st row: Darnealle MacCallis- ter, Jodi Walraven, Michelle Voisin, Jean Campbell. Diane Warnamint, Barbie Keit. 2nd row: Coach Mike Talaga, Co- leen Sheridan, Holly Glowiak. Jill Banazak, Denise Manser, Cathy Sheridan, Ra- chael Morse, Karen Harder. 40 Sports A Yearbook Tribute . . . to the Varsity football team who completed a perfect sea- son with no State Rewards. Considered by many to be best in their class, they were caught in a flaw by the Football Playoff System of Michigan. Congrats team! to Kim Klein who made the National and World Speed Skating Team. After missing a spot on the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team, she found victory to be sweet a year later. We are proud of you and our best wishes will always be with you. ALL SAINTS FOOTBALL Along time ago when they were just boys They won a few games and made alot of noise. They worked real hard, so one day they’d be great. And in their Senior year; they wanted to win state. They worked hard in double sessions and put up with all the crap And worked hard even harder on a two three trap. So on fourth and one, they could give the ball to Lance, And when the play was over; in the end-zone they could dance. All set? You bet! Let’s go, se-two Came the call from the quarterback, Gregory Lou. On third and ten, he’d throw like a gun And their captain, Al, would catch it and run. Through fierce battles they went 9 0 And of the state playoffs, they dreamed they would go. They’d finally get their chance to play at the Dome, But a computer in Lansing said, “All Saints stay home. They’ll never know if they could have won And earned the right to be called number one. I’d say they’re number one, and I’ll say it loud To be a member of that team has made me proud! David Jezak Sports 41 Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 1, Ix ri Sigelko, Tracey Luczak, Rose Militello, Ashley Bosco. Barb Maida, Row 2. Margie Cichy, Julie Przepiora, Patti Neitzel. 2. arsity Cheerleaders point to the way of victory. 3. Barb, showing her great cougar spirit. 4. Our cougar mascot-JoAnn Skornia. 5. Cheerleaders reach be- yond their ordinary pep. We Know You’ll See That Cheerin’ For The Cougars Is Our Specialty Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Sheri Gyrich, Marlene Swiecicki, Karen Mclnerney, Row 2. Mary Maguire, Michelle Wilson, Row 3. Marilyn Kurlinski. Laurie Sniccicki, Sharon Kwapiszewski. 2. J.V. You look so good to me! 3. Who me? 4. J.V. reach the top of the heap. 5. Mary encourages the crowd with her J.V. enthusiasm. Are You Rootin’ For The Boys? Yeah, Man! Freshman Cheerleaders: Row 1 Tamara Rezler. Patti Musinski. Rachael Morse, Paulette Gosciak, Cheryl Knochel. Row 2. Lisa Walsh, Mary Jo Wolcott, Amy Leroux. Are you makin’ lots of noise? Yeah Man! Varsity PomPom Squad: Row 1, Darlene Wisniewski, Mary Beth Covieo, Barb Gwizdala, Sandy Rynalski, Amy Krawczyk, Lori Neitzel, Row 2, Jean Militello, Audrey W’alkowiak, Jennifer Janowicz, Cindy Jaynes, Lori Gawlak, Selina Chevalier. “Fame” Inspires 1 Position In Competition Photo 1, Dancing to the music. Photo 2, Keeping in step to the beat. Photo 3, Another Varsity spectacular finale. Photo 4, Pom Pon put all their enthusiasm into their performances! Sports 45 J.V. Pom Pon Row 1-Patti Bellor, Julie Drzewski, Pamela Lokajtys, Kim Smith, Julie Srebinski Row 2-Kimberly Straub, Annette Banaszak, Marjorie Giffel, Renee McCreery, Michelle Sinicki. Sometimes A Fantasy!” Photo 1, J.V. entertains the crowd with their moves. Photo 2. High stepping girls put on a super performance. Photo 3, Mi- chelle Sinicki gives it her all! Joanne Pawlowski, Pom Pon coach and Sue Grabowski, Cheerleading coach, pro- vide unlimited support to our spirited squads. Also Kristen Pawlowski plays “mini rah rah” to help inspire crowds. Spirited Athletics Supporters Photo 1, Upbeat band members provide atmosphere for spirited athletic supporters. Photo 2, Mary Jo Wolcott contemplates big game tonight. Photo 3, Fans explode as Saints overcome St. Peter Paul Crusaders. Sports 47 “You Can Measure People By The Way They Respond To A Challenge.” Marcia L. Alarie Victoria A. Anderson Mary Beth Covieo and Andy Barriger discuss Senior activities. Eileen M. Bayer Michael J. Bellor Michael Benner Angela A. Bielski Seniors 49 Ashley J. Bosco Jill M. Bowen Mary Beth Brandon Peggy A. Brennan Timothy M. Connelly Luann M. Corrion Mary Beth Covieo Michael H. DeShaw Today’s Dreams Are Senior Hopes For Tomorrow. 50 Seniors Patrick J. Dewyse Cynthia J. Drzewicki Genevieve M. Drzewicki Christine A. Eberhard Gary R. Gasta Mrs. Navarre, You are a friend to all Seniors, helping us in so many ways. You have taught most of us as Juniors and helped to guide us through our senior year. We owe you our gratitude. Thank you Mrs. Navarre, Class of ’81 Jeffrey R. Gasta Anne M. Gentle Norman E. Gielda Lisa L. Gillis Jeffrey A. Greene Seniors 51 Wendy J. Gruszczynski Mary Ann Grzybowski Pauline M. Guerin Cheryl A. Gwizdala Tina M. Halasinski Leah K. Harris Christopher J. Herek Peggy S. Herzberger Seniors . . . Free . ■ . Alive . . . And With It! 52 Seniors JoAnn M. Hus Alan D. Izykowski Nanette M. Jablonski Brian E. Jakubczak Robert P. Janczewski Douglas W. Janke Karen M. Jankowski Jennifer L. Janowicz Cindy A. Jaynes David W. Jezak Seniors 53 Michelle E. Johnson Terrence L. Kasper Janet M. Kazmierski Kimberly M. Klein Debra A. Klosowski 54 Seniors Class Officers: Mary Leahy, President; Randy Urbaniak, Vice Presi- dent; Cindy Jaynes, Secretary; Jeanmarie Militello. Treasurer; Lori A. Krzyzaniak Darla A. Kukla Denise I. Kukla Denise M. Kukla Seniors 55 Lynne M. Kusmierz James T. LaCombe Linda M. LaDouceur Christopher J. LaFramboise Matthew M. Lagalo David M. LaPrairie Gregory J. Laskowski Mary K. Leahy Class Senators: Eileen Bayer, Dave Jezak, Lori Krzyzaniak, Janet Weiss, Mary Beth Brandon. 56 Seniors Seniors Will Always Remember Their Final Year Michael J. Leikert Joseph E. Leppek Michael J. Lesniak Susan M. Lesniak Brian F. Lijewski Martin J. Lobodzinski Salvatory R. Losito Tracey J. Luczak Susan K. Lukowski Anthony A. Lynch Matthew T. Maciejewski Timothy C. Maciejewski Seniors 57 Being A “Senior” Is Being At The Top Of One Ladder And Finding Out It's Just The Bottom Of Another. Michele M. Malleck Mary Jo Marciniak David A. Matuszewski Paul A. McCarty Michael J. Mcllhargey Mark E. Mclnerney Robert E. Meyer Patrick J. Mikolajczak Thomas G. Mikolaczak Jeanmarie Militello 58 Seniors Rosemarie Militello Keith Miller Patrick D. Miller Diane L. Mindykowski Joann M. Mrozinski Cynthia A. Murawski Michelle M. Murawski Stephen G. Musinski Elizabeth R. Navarre Lori A. Neitzel Scott K. Neumeyer A lingering of memories felt throughout our high school years. Its echoes can be heard to our subtle ears. There are echoes of happiness, laughter and tears. There are echoes of love and echoes of our fears. And as the years go by our echoes grow in depth. To secure a lasting togetherness as we travel down life’s path. Audrey Walkowiak Lori A. Newpower Deborah K. Nowak Ann E. Niederstadt Jeanne B. Niedzielski Amy L. Nowak Jay A. Nutt Karen L. O’Neil Nona L. Parent Glen C. Paveglio Todd J. Peplinski Karen K. Phillips Carol Lynn Piesik Individual And Combined Efforts . . . 60 Seniors Kimberly A. Pletzke Jody S. Pokriefka Andrea M. Prankienas Julianne M. Przepiora Michael A. Przepiora David A. Przybylski Diane M. Revette Karen J. Rewers Kevin C. Richard Patrick M. Richart Paul Rivard Anne C. Rogers Make Senior Year A Success Constance N. Rohde Michelle A. Rosebush Michael J. Royal Judith L. Roznowski Thomas J. Ruskowski Kathleen C. Ryan Lori A. Rybak Robert W. Sasiela Thomas E. Sasiela Barbee K. Satkowiak Joseph L. Satkowiak Edward J. Schultz Jr. We May Never Pass This Way Again. Seniors Goodbye . . . it’s more than just a simple word, often used, often heard. A goodbye can be very meaningless, like a letter sent without an address. But when you say it to someone you love, like a very wonderful friend. It makes you feel like a cold, tossing ocean, in a storm that will never end. It doesn’t always mean forever, even though it may seem so. Please remember my friend, I care, but now it’s time to go. Maybe someday I’ll see you, once again, we’ll talk about old times, and how things have been. Remember to write me, or call once in awhile, Goodbye, I’ll miss you. Hey, Don’t lose your smile! Anita Wilson Barry L. Sebald Lori A. Sigelko Joanne M. Skornia Teri A. Sniecinski Shannon Soehnel Jeffrey S. Solinski Yvonne E. Starkey Lisa A. Swincicki Robert S. Szczepanski Kenneth G. Szczypka Seniors 63 Paul W. Tippman David A. Tomaszewski Randy J. Urbaniak 64 Seniors Darlene M. Wisniewski Kenneth G. Witucki Lori M. Wojciechowski Russ L. Van Sumeran Lynne M. Voisine Janet Marie Weiss Joyce C. Wright • u� Junior With only one more year to complete, the Junior class seems to be properly represented by their own motto: “Trucking through in ’82!” The books are open, but are Jill Walker, Lori Szczypka, and Cathy White really studying? Adamczyk, Connie Andrzejewski, Karen Banaszak, Renee Berent, Mark Bielski, James Bleck, Jill Borello, Monica Bowers, Brandi Bukowski, Brian Bukowski, Lisa Carson, Amy Christie, Peter Cichy, Margaret Cook, Jeffery Cormier, Michael Czowski, Timothy Czyzewski, Paul DeCorte, Maureen DeKam, Tara DeWyse, Jill Dirla, Alan Dolsen, Mary Donarski, Mary Drzewicki, Jill Drzewicki, Ronald Eberhard, Kathleen Edwards, Rob Ekkens, Sara Emerson, Craig Foster, Kevin Juniors 6‘ Junior guys discuss religion and sports all in one class. Gatza, Jim Gawlak, Lori Gielda. Andrew Gielda, Lisa Gielda, Kim Giffel, Sandra Gillard, Gregory Gillespie, Kelly Glaza, Lisa Glowiak, Brian Gomez, Rita Goretski, Debra Gorski, Chris Griebe, Andrea Groya, Timothy Grusczynski, Suzanne Guzdial, Eileen Gwisdala, Thomas Gwizdala, Lisa Gwizdala, Barbara Haney, Harvey Herek, Judy Irish, Scott Janke, Jill Janowicz, Jill Janowicz, Michael Jaskiewicz, Chris Jatczak, Denise Jezowski, Craig Jozwiak, Julie Kaczmarek, Kellie Kivisto, Michael Klein, Kris Kokaly, Scott Kopec, Thomas Kroswek, James 68 Juniors Tyler Sutton completes headlines for the newspa- per deadline. Kwapiszewski, Larry LaBean, Micheal LaMont, Robert LaPlant, Teri Laracey, Kevin Laskowski, Tim Laur, Donna Lauria, Lisa Lee, Jeffery Lesniak, Regina Lobodzinski, Greg Lokajtys, Joseph Luczak, Greg Luttrell, Thomas MacDonald, Karen Maciejewski, Douglas Maciejewski, Jennifer MacKenzie, Anne Madaj, Tom Maida, Barbra Maida, Lynette Marciniak. Brian Marciniak, Patrick Martin, David McAllister, Darren McDonald, Allen McDonough, Mary Mclnerney, John McShane, Bruce Mikolajczak, Sara Monaghan, Kelly Moore, Christine Morse, Rob Morse, Robin Mrozinski, James Murphy, Paul Juniors 69 Juniors Aim Toward Future Goals Emerson once said, “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Each Junior strives to be a friend, from these friendships we draw our strengths. Mr. Donald Dansereau, Junior class advi- sor. Neitzel, Patti Novak, Gregory O’Neil, Mary Page, Bob Pawlaczyk, James Pawlak, Patrick Pawlak, Michael Payne, Shelley Peplinski, Michelle Pominville, Lauria Pressler, John Ratfisch, Bernie Rewers, Maryann Richart, Carolyn Rivard, Deborah Rivet, Laurie Runberg, John Ruszkowski, Timothy Rynalski, Sandy Rytlewski, Vicki Seward, Patrick Sharrow, Deborah Skrocki, Ann Skrzypczak, Katrina Smith, Nancy Socia, Jamie Sontag, Mary Spaulding, Michael Stachowski, Stephen Starr, Mary Stasinski, Carol Stevens, Jaquelyn Sutton, Tyler Szczypka, Lori Talaga, Jacqueline Taylor, Tammy Thelen, Joseph Thompson, Mark Trudell, Barie Vaglica, Mary Walker, Jill Walker, Michelle Walsh, Ben Wan, Linda Washabaugh, James Wenglikowski, Tina White, Cathy White, Michael Whyte, Stephen Wilson, Kevin Wisniewski, Jean Wolcott, Chris Wozniak, Jeffrey Zawacki, Mary Ann Juniors 71 Sophomores T. Hey! Hey! J- V You Look So Good To Me . . . Mrs. Toyzan’s English class learns the basics of the English language. Engelhardt, Duane Gasta, Cammie Giffel, Marjorie Gillis, Amy Glysz, Brian Goretski, Nancy Gradowski, Brian Green, Jack Gromaski, Kim Gruszynski, Lynn Gyurich, Sheri Haney, Harry Hash, Angela Hausbeck, Todd Hebert, Patti Heckroth, Cheryl Heme, Vicki Herek, Michael Herek, Mark Hoefflin, Bjorn Hortsman, Steve Hus, Tom Jablonski, Paul Janczewski, Steve Jaskiewicz, Johnna Jaynes, Billy Jezak, Kerry Jozwiak, Matthew Kader, Janet Kanicki, Kris Kasper, Dawn Kazmierski, Billy Kazmierski, Edward King, Kevin Kivisto, David Klapish, Jill Klosowski, Patricia Kokaly, Mark Konkle, John Kopec, Paul Kormelink, Greg 1 Sophomores Kowalski, Steve Krakowski, Suzanne Kram, Terry Kravat, Carl Kroswek, Paul Krygier, Sally Krzyminski, Timothy Kuehnemund, Cynthia Kukla, Theresa Kukla, Leo Kurlinski, Marilyn Kwapi8zewski, Sharon Laframboise, Jeff Lagalo, Martin Lamarr, Mary Beth Laskowski, Michael Leppek, Kenneth Leppek, Diane Lesniak, Edward Lesperance, Janice Lobodzinski, Karl Lochinski, Pamela Lock, Marcella Lokajtys, Pamela Luptowski, Tim Luczak, Mary Ellen MacGregor, Sherry Machelski, Mark Machelski, Mitchell Maciejewski, Denise Madaj, Denise Mader, Gerald Maguire, Mary Maida, Tom Manor, David Marciniak, Keleen Mayhew, Martin Mayle, Don Maze, Marianne McCreery, Renee McDonald, Steven McGowan, James Mclnerney, Karin Mendiola, Norma Mielens, Dawn Militello, Phil Milka, John Miller, Lynn Sophomores 75 Moore, Carrie Moszyk, Mark Mrozinski, John Mrozinski, Sue Murawski, Melinda Musial, Stan Napieralski, Todd Neitzel, Edward Nestell, Robert Mewmeyer, Kevin Nichols, Michelle Nowak, Mitchell Olechowski, Kevin Page, Terry Pagley, Dana Parent, Margie Pietryga, Tina Pokriefka, Judy Prevost, Shawn Przygocki, Joanne Ratajczak, Jill Razler, Fred Rezler, Laurie Richart, James Richart, Kirk Rosenbury, Merry Runberg, Maureen Savage, Paul Schoerner, Kelly Sharrow, James Shepard, Carrie Sheridan, Catherine Sieja, Dawn Sinicki, Michelle Skrzypczak, J. Andrew Smith, Kim Sniecinski, Michael Sobczak, Daileen ( Sophomores Sophomores are intrigued by the study of biology. Socia, Brian Solinski, Julie Spiess, Stephanie Srebinski, Julie Stevens, Lisa Storm, Micheal Straub, Kimberly Sullivan, Kelly Sullivan, Shaun Sutton, Shawn Swiecicki, Laurie Swiecicki, Marlene Syring, Kevin Szczepanski, Deborah Thelen, Patrick Tomczak, Mark Toporski, Joel Trapp, Jennifer Urbaniak, Terri VanDriessche, Bill Villarreal, Patricia Walkowiak, David Walraven, Jodi Watson, Kelly Weist, Terry Wejsa, Sandra Weller, William Whitbrodt, Tony White, Elizabeth White, Thomas Wilcox, Michael Wilson, Michelle Witucki, Steven Wlodarczak, Mary Wojewoda, Julie Wozniak, Daniel Yacks, Robert Zielinski, Karen Zinger, Kim Sophomores 77 Ahler, Rachelle Andrezjewski, John Anthony, Helene Anthony, John Arnold, Paul Auman, James Sr. Dulcis explains how a + b = c. Balcer, Matt Baldwin, Melinda Banaszak, Jill Baranek, Scott Barriger, Martin Baughman, Leslie Bell, James Bellor, Matthew Bieszke, Julie Boks, Connie Bosco, Michelle Bown, Shawn Buchmann, Michael Carmeron, Jim Campau, Victor Campbell, Robert Chace, Kristina Cichanski, Patrick Coleman, Mary Jo Connelly, Scott Conway, Nancy Cormier, Charles Couture, Denise Covieo, Stephen Curry, Clem Deska, Cheryl DeWitt, Mark DeWyse, Joseph Dirla, Christopher Dirla, Kristine Dishaw, Randall Dobrinski, Ann Drzewicki, Ed Duranceau, Ann Dzurka, Robert Eberhard, Suzanne Eichorn, Angela Ekkens, Alex Freshmen 79 Ellis, Lisa Ellison, Gina Emerson, Matthew Falce, Maria Gallagher, Timothy Gillis, Jacquelyn Glaza, Colette Glaza, Donna Glowiak, Hollie Goretski, Michelle Gorski, Brian Gosciak, Paulette Gottschling, James Graczyk, Kimberly Graveline, Wendy Green, Kelly Green, Michael Groulx, Margaret Grusczynski, Mary Ann Gwizdala, James Habowski, Robert Hamilton, Paula Harder, Karen Harness, Carrie Hebert, Carrie Hebert, Mary Heckroth, Carolyn Henika, Ray Hildinger, Timothy Hine, Charles Hine, Emily Hinman, Melany Howard, Leslie Huggard, Gregory Hughes, Bernadette Janasik, Kevin Janke, Dana Janowicz, Jill Johnson, Jill Jones, James Julain, William Kaczmarek, Chris Kader, Jeff Keit, Barbara 80 Freshmen Kinter, Cheryl Klein, John Kluka, Shelly Knochel, Cheryl Kokaly, Kimberly Korpal, Glen Kowalski, Cathy Krakowski, Brian Kubiak, Cindy Kuehnemund, Harold Kukla, Joyce Kukla, Tammi Kulas, Michelle Kusmierz, Joseph LaBean, Mark LaFramboise, Julie Lapiant, Virgil I aPrarie, Daniel I eroux, Amy Lewis, Michael Luptowski, Shawn Machelski, Marsha Maguire, Timothy Maloney, Carol Manczak, Rose M. Manser, Denise McAllister, Darneal McDonald, Chris McMartin, Pat Meyer, Michael Mielens, Michael Montgomery, John Moore, Scott Morse, Rachelle Musinski, Patricia Nalazak, Jeffrey Newpower, Patti Neitzel, Paul Niedzielski, Paul Novak, Brian O’Neil, Patrick Pagley, Lauretta Pawlaczyk, Steve Pero, Luann Freshmen 81 Pilon, Donald Popiolek, Wendy Przepiora, Jeff Przygocki, Kenneth Rabidoux, Craig Ray, Charles Reaume, Lori Rewers, Jerome Rezler, Tamara Rice, David Richard, Jamie Richard, Jeff Richards, Douglas Richart. Elizabeth Roach, Timothy Russell, Tracy Ruszkowski, Mark Rykhus, Erin Sanford, Lisa Schafer, Ricky Scherzer, Gretchen Schnettler, Denise Schultz, Patricia Seefeld, Anthony Sharon, Cindy Sharon, Scott Sharp, James Sheridan. Coleen Sheufelt, Eva Sieja, Robert Sinicki, Kevin Sirianni, Mark Smith, Robert Socia, Chris Socia, Kenneth Soehnel, Susanne Sohacki, Julie Sontag, Ann Sova, Gordon Spegel, Anthony Strefling, Regina Swihart, Jacqueline Swihart, Jennifer Swincicki, Louise Lisa Walsh leads a cheer for the “little cougars” team. 82 Freshmen Life is short and time is swift Roses fade and shadows shift E. Elliot Szczepanski, Thomas Talaga, Donna Thelen, Michael Thiel, Amy Torres, Paul Trombley, Kelly Trudell, Ted Urhaniak, Lori Vanderbrink, David VanOchten, Terry Vantol, Kimberly Velasquez, Carmen Velaszuez, Victor Voisin, Michelle Wagar. Jonathan Walker, Tim Walsh, Lisa Wan, Lillian Warnement, Dianna Washbuagh, Susan Watz, Donald Wazbinski, James Weber, Kandy Wilcox, Judy Williamson, Joseph Wittbrodt, Eric Wlock, Pamela Wojciechowski, Scott Wojiechowski, Ken Wolcott,' Mary Jo Young, Patrice Zanotti, Judy Zelno, Andrew Zielinski, Connie Zimmerman, Scott Freshmen 83 AS E F ALL SAI MTS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION. INC An Aid To All Students Since 1975, The total contributions to All Saints High School totalled $58,000.00 1. Mrs. Pamella Binder, director of the Foundation strives to acquire financial aid for our school and helps with the volumes of paper work involved. 2. Audrey Walkowiak, co-op for the association. 3. JoAnn Mrozinski, Pauline Guerin, community service students for the association. Mrs. Barbara Cojeen helps out too. Missing from photo is Mary Beth Covieo. Foundation Board Of Trustees 1980-1981 Donald Niedzielski Dan Murphy-President Fred Zaplitny-Vice-President Mary Lou Solinski Jack Ryman-Vice President Harry Gill-Secretary Fr. Joseph V. Adamec Gene Musinski-Treasurer Gene Jakubczak ASEP provides supplemental fund- ing for All Saints School, provides educational programs for students who plan to seek further education or who plan to seek employment upon graduation from high school. This also enables any young man or woman who wants a Catholic High School education to have such educa- tion available in the Bay City area and offers co-curricular programs that influence personal growth. Foundation 85 Yearbook Deadlines!?@ Echo-81 1. Bob Meyers and Lisa Swincicki “Ham” it up for photographers. 2. Lori Rybak tells Ginger Drzewski, “It sure is different when we don’t have a deadline”. 3. Debby Nowak sorts through underclassmen pictures. 4. Peggy Brennan says, “Let’s wrap this up so I can go home!” 5. We’re ALMOST done! 86 Yearbook 1. “Not another deadline,” cries Mary Beth Covieo. 2. Joe Satkowiak, Marcia Alarie, and Mike DeShaw finalize ad pictures. 3. Doug Janke crops basketball pictures. 4. Joe “Sack” finishes sports page. Deadlines were a worry: Mrs. Malone was alway in a scurry. Several Staff Members were shaken; More photos needed to be taken. Time and Luck were pushed. Our Staff Members were bushed. As the last deadline was proudly met; We were finally through. Remember when criticizing; This “Saint” is a echo of you. Yearbook 87 Deadline Pressures Keep Twin Campus Voice Staff Members On Schedule 1. Voice Staff. Mike Mcllhargey, Tyler Sutton, Karen McDonald, Diane Revette, Mr. Birch, Brian Marciniak, Nancy Smith, Kathy Ryan. 2. Editor Sutton checks story for an interesting lead. 3. Diane Revette justifies lines of copy. The ASC Twin «iiiiihis Voice ne XX iMiie Vt 0 Mmuy 1 81 1. Mike Mcllhargey pastes up sports copy. 2. Tyier and Brian critique past editions. 3. 4. Kathy Ryan and Nancy Smith put team work into their pro- ject. 5. Brian works late to meet the deadline. 6. When the deadline is fnet, then Mr. Birch tells Ka- ren one of his “humorous stories. Newspaper 89 Student Council 1. Student Council members clown around during Homecom- ing Week. 2. The Executive Board members discuss Student Council problems. I eft to right Karen Andre ejewski, Pat Ri- chart, Mark Bachman, Andy Gielda and Kelly Beson. 3. Mr. Rvkhus is closely guarded by Andy Gielda at the Faculty-S.C. basketball game. 4. Ms. Smeznik and Jean Campbell are play- ing B-Ball without a ball. 5. Kathy Sheridan inbounds past Mr. Moultine. 6. “Jumpin’ Joe Leppek passes over Mr. Rose. Forensics Squad Hosts Meet Mr. Rose and the All Saints Forensics Club co-hosted an In- vitational Forensics Meet with Garber High School to open the ’81 season. Teams from Fran- kenmuth, Birch Run, Bishop Borgess and other east-Michi- gan high schools participated. Mr. Rose deemed it a fantastic experience for himself and his students. The All Saints Foren- sics Team includes Karen Mc- Donald, Alex Ekkens, Pam Lo- chinski, Mike Spaulding, Andy Gielda, Sara Ekkens, Joyce Wright, Renee Banaczak, and Tara DeKam. 1. Team Photo. 2. Karen McDonald practices voice projection. 3. Team members ready for a season of meets. Forensics 91 1. Mr. William Rykhus, Principal 2. Mr. Donald Dansereau, North Campus Counselor. 3. Mrs. Joyce Lewandowski, South Campus Secretary 4. FATHER PATRICK O’CONNOR 5. Mrs. Ester Korthals Mrs. Betty Swincicki, North Campus Secretaries 6. Mr. Ken- neth Kanicki, Student Coordinator, South Campus 7. Mrs. Rebekah Scott, South Campus Counselor. Faculty 93 Teachers: Programers Of Future Generations Faculty 94 Teachers: Co-ordinators Of Student Life Faculty 95 “Education Is A Life Long Process. ” 1. Donna Ciaciuch 2. Mrs. Jane Nellet 3. Mr. Jack McDonugh 4. Mrs. Mary Toyzan 5. Mr. Mike Neal 6. Mr. Robert Rose 7. Lynda Smeznik 8. Sr. Caroline Marie 9. Mrs. Nancy Malone 10. Mrs. Geraldine Moultine 11. Mrs. Maggie Felan 12. Maria Pawlow 13. Mrs. Ruth Neitzel 14. Mrs. Joan Shelton 15. Sharon Keeler 16. Mrs. Roz 17. Sr. Rose Miriam 96 Faculty Faculty 97 Best Of Luck WOODSIDE STYLING SALON HA TURAl HAIR STYLHG uV an0 For M[H tnd WOMEN «comm, no CREATIVE HAIR REPLACEMENTS Class Of 81 PAT’S PARTY STORE 1200 22nd St. Bay City, MI. _____ 1706 WOOOSIDi CT (NCAK JOHNSON BAY OTY ■ , . TRI CITY SWIMMING POOLS Complete Pool Accessories Pools Above And Below Ground By Mike Drzewicki Christmas Decorations 923 S. Farragut St. Bay City, Mich. 48706 Advertising 101 MARK I PHOTOGRAPHY Wolfie’s OSfOP Hklllu una ■ OPEN K-,.. 7 DAYS BEER • WINE KEG BEER ft BARRELS CALL 892-3600 CHECK OU« LOW Mill PRICES JEWEIRY • PIPES • INCENSE • T SMUTS • BOOKS OAGS ETC BHiC.AKMILO KAY CITY FIND US FAST IN THE. . ANDRZEJEWSKFS CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS GOODS 1304 Kosciuszko, Bay City Phone: 892-8511 VALLEY INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, INC. Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 408 S. Euclid Ave. Industrial,-Automotive Parts Fasteners 1211 N. Madison Bay City, MI 48706 517-892-9569 Phone: 686-6917 ED’S BARBER SHOP METRO SKATE, INC. 1525 Broadway Open Tuesday-Friday 8:00-5:30 Saturday 7:30-4:00 Closed Monday Congratulations Class Of 81’ P.O. 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Brennan Christine A. Eberhard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gielda and Family Nannette M. Jablonski The Malone Family Sueallen Marqclair Mr. and Mrs. R.J. “Lefty” Franz L.A. Swincicki Joe Leppek Louis and Jeanne Sebald Mr. and Mrs. J. Dobrinski and Family Barry Louis Sebald Mr. and Mrs. E. Rich Greg Luczak Sue “Moomoo” Lesniak Anonymous The Herman J. DeShaw Family Donna Ciaciuch The John P. Alarie Family Judy and Jerry Cook and Boys Sister M. Dina Barbara J. Gwizdala The Dan Skrzypczaks Barbara Cojeen and Family The Harold Nutt Family Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nowak and Family Ashley Bosco The Friendly Counselor Whitey and Bernadine Gradowski and Sam ff i i -v i J V. 126 Review Year Review The joys and frustrations left from this school year hold only fond memories for everyone. Through our efforts as high school stu- dents, we hope that what was accomplished throughout the year will linger in the thoughts of everyone that was touched by our presence. Let us remember that the end of the school year does not mean an end of learning. We must do our best at everything we do in order to continue the All Saints tradition. As the talents and skills that we use echo out from us, we should remember where the echo began. 128 Closing • {fc- :! ? .'•£' 'W .Js - -X: f '•'■ '■ '■ o _ . v ■ — •, -y - t ■ : '• i - 'v; y ; vn. . 'Tf '-j ’ ' - - - - ' • • 4 jT • II ; '•- ' x : V' .: •• • r- --I - : -A . -V ; . o'v''.' ;.'' ,V A J-- - vN ' : • -.x -- . ' ‘ ’ ■ - - . -.. ■. ■ - - . - - - ■ r -V-- .. . v , • -_=c . - • ■ - . X ‘ -. - :; ■■ - ■■sr• V v • _A-X’ • X -•• •- s - L .“• 5 's V .v X -.- • VV ’ ' s'k' -V ••=••• • -• ,• v. V '- X m :_V V--:. . V- X. . •Vs V 0 v V. • v-jv y v s S ‘ «’S w � � V • %V v V. ' ? .■■ ■'. % ; y '