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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

South Campus All Saints High School 1503 Kosciuszko Bay City, Mich. 48706 Volume 15 Editor: Michelle Bukowski North Campus 217 S. Monroe Table of Contents Introduction 2 Student Life 4 Homecoming 14 Seniors 20 Juniors 34 Sophomores 42 Freshmen 50 Sports 58 Organizations 80 Faculty 86 Advertisements 96 Year in Review 130 Closing 132 Introduction 1 There Are Alot Of Memorable Events SCRAPBOOK I turn the pages of an old scrapbook, Remembering the memories in the pictures we took. The moments of laughter, the moments of tears, The warm feelings we felt during those years. This old scrapbook I buried in the bottom of a drawer, Now unlocks and opens an old familiar door. I was so sure the youth and laughter would last, And it did in a scrapbook that belongs to my past. 2 Introduction 4 Student Life Skill Center Students: Building The Skills Of Tomorrow . . . Yes, Joel Toporski, that is an engine. You can read my blueprints anytime, Dan Wozniak. Tim, Krzyminski, what the $@ are you doing? Watch those fingers Diana Warnement!! Our All Saints students attending Skill Center are given a chance to try their hand in the field of their choice. Some of these students are looking forward to job placements in which they are able to attain their goal in life. Who is that masked man? Brian Novak will never tell. Patty Villareal and art therapy aid young adults. Community Service: Seniors Bill Jaynes aids a future Cougar by helping in the grade schools. Karin Mclnerny puts her business classes to use while working with files. Vicki Heme lends a helping hand at the DoAll Center. 6 Student Life Student Life 7 Paul Savage and Mark Bukowski anxiously watch as Paul attempts to show young athletes how to “shoot the hoop”. Kevin Syring is hard at work correcting sentences for early elementary young- sters at St. James School. Mary Ellen Luczak and T.J. Weist work in the office at St. Stan’s Elementary School, not Dow Chemical (yet). Brian Glycz cleans the sink in Mr. McDonough’s room after some underclassmen failed to read the posted sign. Give A Helping Hand This program has been operating for several years with the idea of spreading good will throughout the community as well as giving students a chance to do Christian service. This course emphasizes getting to know one’s strengths and weaknesses and discovering one’s gifts in order to serve others. First semester over 60 seniors are involved as teachers aides and office help in various grade schools, instructional aides at the Do All Center and assistants for teachers and secretaries at both campuses. Jobs: The First Step On Sue Mrozinski and Michelle Bukowski, busy at Mini-Mac McDonalds. Bob Yacks smiles as he tows away Marilyn Kurlinski’s car. Mark Bukowski shows his favorite two Fingers at South End Pharmacy. Terry Kram and Paul Budzinski take time out of their hectic KFC job to pose for a picture. Is Kroger’s where Jodi Walraven feeds her Friday Habits? The Long Road To Adulthood Cindy Fox patiently waits on a Burger Chef customer. John Mrozinski is tired of working for peanuts. Kevin King puts the finishing touchs on the red hots at Mr. Hot Dogs’. Move over Mr. Coffee, here comes Hot Dogs’ Liz White. Dan Wozniak enjoys washing, at Mini-Mac McDonalds. 9 School Play: A Rags To Riches Story Steve Covieo, the King and Sue Ouelette, the Queen rehearse their duet together. The King gives the Prince a lecture on the trials and tribulations of falling in love with that mysterious girl (Cinderella) at the ball. The school play was accomplished by an equal effort from the students and the teachers. This year our play was Cinderella, directed by Mr. Rob- ert Rose. Rehearsals for the play started just after Christmas. This play was performed in March. The people in the play worked very hard. Lynn Grusczynski, Cinderella practices one of her numerous songs while Mitch Beekman, the Prince looks on. Steve takes the authority of the King a little to far. His part has gone to his head. 10 Forensics And Debate: Speaking Out At All Saints, students are able to speak out through Forensics and Debate. This class is taught by Mr. Rose and Sr. Janine. The students speak about subjects which are important to them, the importance of speaking their minds. These classes also help the students prepare for the play and the Forensics and Debate season. Mr. Robert Rose and Sandy Rynalski encourage Ted Kulinski’s inter- pretation of the reading. Ted Kulinski practices for his debate. George Anker asks the question: “To be or not to be.” Mark LaBean sh6wn here starts off the debate with a few words. 11 Music: A.S.C. Struts It’s Stuff A little louder please, we can’t hear you. There are two music groups at All Saints, the Madrigals and the Tinnulas, both taught by Mr. Meyer. To be in either of these groups, it takes time, practice, and talent. That is what makes these All Saints students special. Mark Machelski and Shelly Bisel await their chance to strike. (By the way, nice gloves, Mark!) Cheryl Heckroth sings it out!! IBi Frank Sinatra, eat your heart out!! 12 Student Life Student Council: Taking Responsibilities Student Council has five representatives from each grade. There is a President of All Saints, Mary Ellen Luczak, who is helped by the vice-Presidents of North and South Campuses. The students in Student Council have to be very responsible because they must make decisions, not just for their classmates, but, for the whole student body. President Mary Ellen I.uczak starts the meeting off on the lighter side. Mr. Covieo, it's not too exciting for you, is it? Homecoming Mass Remains Tradition At All Saints, the celebration of the Homecoming liturgy is consid- ered to be one of the highlights of Spirit Week. This year, the liturgy was held, even after the idea of a Homecoming prayer service was suggested. Our liturgy took place on Monday, October 18, 1982, at St Stanislaus Parish. Fr. Bob De- land and Fr. John Cotter presided at this liturgy. We extend our congratulations to King Terry J. Weist, Queen Mary Ellen Luczak, and the court and their escorts. Fr. Bob Deland questions what Home- coming means to each of us. Fr. Bob and Fr. John genuflect with solemnity near the altar of God. Brian Socia, senior class president, serves as lector. All Saints’ community unites as one with the celebration of the Eucharist. Jean and Cathy turn to congratulate MaryEllen, who is in a state of disbelief at being named our new Homecoming Queen. Terry Weist escorts Mary Ellen Luczak down the aisle at the end of Mass, as the varsity football players look on. 14 Homecoming Seniors show enthusiasm on New Wave Day. Cindy, where are your teeth? “Sheik” Stan Musial successfully overpowers an ASC Faculty member, Mr. Owen. Jim Richart fails to scare Marianne with another practical joke. Sheridan, S. “Kwap” and S. Krakowski act as Mr. Franz’s undercover bodyguards. Mike explains his wardrobe, My mom overslept?” Homecoming 15 Spirit And Unity At 1982 Homecoming Over the past two years, two members of the class of ’83 have sparked spirit among students and fans at bas- ketball games. By popular demand, this duo performed at our Homecoming pep rally. Pictured at left is Jim Richart, and at right, Ed Neitzel displaying their version of “Gimme a C, Gimme an O ” Pat Thelen shows us his award winning lovely legs. nting the ’83 queen and senior court members, Mary Ellen, Jean and Cathy. Soph skit members tell us how awe- some the Cougars really are. Pep Rally Lifts Us Up Where We Belong 1. Senior varsity football players prepare to strip for the Senior Skit. 2. “Rear View” shows us that the team wants to go beat Oscoda. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders spark enthusiasm among the entire student body. 4. Commercial break in skit reveals that the Class of ’86 is stuck on Cougars. 5. Another great performance by the Varsity Pom Pom squad! 6. Seniors winning hall “Lifts Us Up Where We Belong Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” 17 When The Parade Passes By Every year All Saints holds a Homecoming parade. It be- gins at South Campus, and the destination is St. Joe’s Field. Featured in this parade are not only our Homecoming queen and her court, but also the cheerleaders, Pom pon girls, and each individual class float. After the parade, the floats are displayed at the Homecoming game, where the winning hall and float is announced, along with the class with the most spirit. This year, the class of ’84 won the float competition with their creation entitled “Cou- gars Cornin’ at Ya. Once again, we look back on this years parade, and remember all the smiles, and unity it brought since everyone loves a parade! Homecoming ’82 is now nothing more than a memory. At this time, we reflect on the events leading to our Homecoming dance and half-time. Looking back on Homecoming, we felt a certain kind of magic in the air. A few of these “magical” moments have been captured on film. Presenting the 1982 Homecoming Queen. King, Court Members and their escorts (from left to right): Freshman Monique LeBourdais and Mark Herek, Sophomore Sue Gra- dowski and Bjorn Hoefflin, Junior Jackie Swihart and Mitch Beekman, Junior Connie Zielinski and Pat Thelen, Senior Cathy Sheridan and Mark Kokaly, King Terry J. Weist and Queen Mary Ellen Luczak, Senior Jean Campbell and Ed Neitzel. Junior Rachelle Morse and Andy Skrzypczak, Sophomore Becky Kanicki and Paul Savage, and Freshman Judie Goslin and Joel Toporski. Christopher P. Adamczyk Steve A. Anderson George E. Anker Annette M. Banaszak Mitchell J. Beekman Patricia A. Bellor David J. Berry Kelly J. Beson A Day For Toil, An Hour For Sport, But For A Friend, Is Life Too Short Paul F. Budzinski Judy K. Buffman Emerson Mark A. Bukowski Michelle L. Bukowski Roy E. Buzalski Jean M. Campbell Keith M. Carolan Kimberly A. Carrier Stephen M. Catlin Diane S. Cieslinski Kathleen J. Carr Kenneth J. Connelly 22 Seniors Beverly J. Dirla Kimberly A. Gromaski Sheri L. Dubay Marjorie M. Giffel Brian P. Gradowski Duane J. Engelhardt Amy L. Gillis John R. Green Andrew S. Dixon Cynthia M. Fox Brian P. Glysz Lynn M. Gruszynski Julia A. Drzewicki Camilla A. Gasta Nancy A. Goretski Sheri A. Gyurich Harry L. Haney Angela J. Hash Todd M. Hausbeck Mark A. Herek Michael J. Herek Senior Class Officers Kim K. Herriman Bonnie J. Hopkins Steven S. Horstman Thomas M. Hus Kerry B. Jezak Steve J. Janczewski Johnna J. Jaskiewicz William J. Jaynes Kris M. Kanicki Dawn M. Kasper Edward J. Kazmierski William J. Kazmierski Kevin T. King David K. Kivisto Jill M. Klapish Suzanne M. Krakowski Terry J. Kram Carl J. Kravat Sally J. Krygier Timothy J. Krzyminski Cynthia A. Kuehnemund Ay, there are some good things in life, that fall not away with the rest. By; And, of all best things upon earth, I Edward Robert Buiwer Lytton hold that a faithful friend is the best. 26 Seniors Timothy A. Luptowski Sherry A. MacGregor Mark S. Machelski Mitchell A. Machelski Bill Jaynes Studies On Teachers’ Steps. David J. Manor Keleen M. Marciniak Martin A. Mayhew Marianne T. Maze Renee M. McCreery Karin M. Mclnerney Felix F. Militello John E. Milka Lynn M. Miller Carrie Jo Moore Robert J. Nestell .Judith A. Pokriefka Michelle M. Sinicki J. Andrew Skrzypczak Kimberly J. Smith Michael A. Sniecinski Julie A. Srebinski Lisa N. Stevens Michael R. Storm Kimberly A. Straub Kelly S. Sullivan Shaun M. Sullivan Shawn M. Sutton Laurie A. Swiecicki William J. VanDriessche Patricia A. Villareal •Iodi L. Walraven % Kelly J. Watson Tony M. Whitbrodt Mary K. Wlodarczak Karen L. Zielinski Juniors: A Class With No Match Auman James Balcer Matt Banaszak, Jill Baranek Scott Barriger Marty Bell James Bellor Matthew Boks Connie Bosco Michelle Bown Shawn Buchmann Michael Cameron Jim Campbell Robert Chace Kristina Ahler Rachelle Andrzejewski John Anthony Helene Anthony John Arnold Paul Juniors 35 Cichanski Patrick Coleman Mary Jo Connelly Scott Conway Nancy Cormier Charles Couture Denise Covieo Steve Deoia Lee Ann Deska Cheryl DeWyse Joseph Dirla Christopher Dirla Kristine Dishaw Randall Dobrinski Ann Drzewicki Ed Duranceau Ann Eichorn Angela Ekkens Alex Emerson Matt Falce Maria Fox Timothy Gillis Jacquelyn Glaza Donna Glaza Collette Glowiak Hollie Goretski Michelle Gosciak Paulette GottscHling James Graczyk Kim Green Kelly Junior Cheerleaders: Mary Jo Wol- cott, Lisa Walsh, Paulette Gosciak, and Sophomore Kim Jakubczak say “hey for V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! 36 Juniors Juniors Display Spirit And Unity Green Michael Groulx Margaret Grusczynski Mary Habowski Robert Hamilton Paula Harder Karen Hebert Carrie Hebert Mary Heckroth Carolyn Hildinger Tim Hine Charles Hine Emily Howard Leslie Huggard Greg Hughes Bernadette Janasik Kevin Janke Dana Janowicz Jill Jones James Kaczmarek Chris Kader Jeff Keit Barbara Is Chemistry Class always this interesting? Kintner Cheryl Klapish Heidi Junior Class Officers and Senators: R. Morse, Sen., J. Swihart, Sen., J. Gillis, Sec., S. Bown, Sen., A. Sontag, Treas., R. Sieja, V.P., S. Covieo, Pres., M. Buchmann. Sen., J. Cameron, Sen. Juniors 37 Klein John Kluka Shelly Knochel Cheryl Kokaly Kim Korpal Glen Krakowski Brian Kubiak Cindy Kuehnemund Harold Kukla Joyce Kulas Michelle Kusmierz Joseph Labean Mark Laframboise Julie Lapiant Virgil Laprarie Daniel Leroux Amy Lewis Michael Luptowski Shawn Machelski Marsha Maguire Timothy Maloney Carol Ann Manser Denise Mcallister Darneal Mcmartin Pat Meyer Michael Mielens Michael Montgomery John Moore Scott Morse Rachelle Musinski Patricia Neitzel Paul Newpower Patti Niedzielski Paul Novak Brian Pagley Lauretta Pawlaczyk Steve Michelle Bosco giving her best effort to finish the Career Planning Program Test. 38 Juniors Pero Luann Pilon Donald Prezepiora Jeff Przygocki Ken Ray Charles Rewers Jerome Rezler Tamera Rice David Richards Doug Richart Elizabeth Rogers Leann Russell Tracey Ruszkowski Mark Schaefer Harmond Schnettler Denise Schultz Patricia Seefeld Anthony Sharon Scott Sharp James Sheridan Colleen Sheufelt Eva Sieja Robert Sinicki Kevin Socia Chris Socia Ken Soehnel Susanne Sohacki Julie Sontag Ann Sova Gordon Spegel Anthony Juniors 39 Stevenson Kathleen Swihart Jackie Swihart Jennifer Szczepanski Thomas Talaga Donna Thelen Michael Theil Amy Torres Paul Trombley Kelly Trudell Ted Vanderhrink David Vanochten Terry Vanochten Theresa Vantol Kimberly Velasquez Carmen Voisin Michelle Wager Jonathan Walker Tim Walsh Lisa Warnement Dianna Washabaugh Susan Wazbinski James Whyte Stacy Wilcox Judy Williamson Joseph Wittbrodt Eric Wojciechowski Scott Wolcott Mary Jo Young Patrice Zanotti Judy Zelno Andy Zielinski Connie Zimmerman Scott 40 Juniors Aren’t you being a little messy there, Mary Jo, or are you just trying to hurry up so your not late for class? Looks like Carol Ann Maloney thinks that the newspaper is more inter- esting than the discussion that Mr. Birch is trying to conduct. Determination shows on the faces of all the Junior Powder Puff Players. CtMRAl Student Report • Grade 10 • Rodin .tj ' MV� WC joeeit fttHT) V « AL ALL Sa. • - STUOtNT lO€NTI� C T,ON CAtO «nucei � j ”j Sk� � • .'«■S' -s • hm S«u i� S� • « 11 •ins . ... Mrinwil .� � cii ■(•::« .«:n «� aj� � «•’«• m::« •� .. if v • «a: :vi m 42 Sophomores Sophomores Look Ahead To ’85 Adamczyk Ann Adamski Kari Ahler Alan Anderson Walter Ayotte Rick Babiarz John Balcer Steven Banaszak Alan Barney Steven Bean Duane Birch Paul Bisel Shelly Blaszcynski Bridget Blood William Bodrie Joseph Borkowski Tom Bosco Stephanie Botkins Jeffrey Brink James Bromberg Raymond Brown David Buczek Kim Sophomore Class Officers and Senators: 1 to r: Don Eager, Pres.; Rick Ayotte, V. Pres.; Becky Kanicki, Sec.; Ann MacDonald, Treas.; Senators, Lisa Roznowski, Kim Jakubczak, Heidi Gonea, Missing: Maureen Eigner and Bill Villaire. Sophomores Bukowski Kim Bukowski Susan Campbell Barbara Cardinal Jeff Carr John Cavanaugh Michael Chaffin Matt Chevalier Anne Coopersmith Mark Cormier Heather Corrion Kevin Corrion Nancy Dixon Greg Eager Donald Eichorn Christopher Eigner Maureen Essex Connie Felan Gabriel Foldie Jeffrey Gast Sandra Gasta Lori Gatza Karen Geer Susan Gibson Scott 44 Sophomores Sophomores: Big Cougars At South Campus Glaza Meagan Gonea Heidi Gradowski Susan Green Pat Greenleaf Colleen Grocholski Lynn Groya Cindy Gruszynski Daniel Gust Eric Hausbeck Kurt Helminiak Jeff Herber Sherry Herrboldt Felicia Hintz Charlene Houlihan Pat Howard Rickard Jr. Huiskens Jeff Hurley Kevin Jakubczak Kim Jakubczak Cheryl Jaynes Kimberly Jezowski Chris Kanicki Becky Karamol Kathleen Kasper Jodie Kaznowski Brian Kernstock Mike Kiesel Kathy Killey Lynette King Paul Sophomores 45 Kivisto Kathy Klosowski Leonard Koeppen Debbie Krawczyk Jim Krawczyk Kristine Kukla Sherry Larocque Richard Leahy Kevin Leclair Julie Leppek Tracey Lesniak Amy Lochinski Pat Loiselle Christopher Lokajtys Lori Luczak David Luttrell Laurence Lynch Debbie MacDonald Ann Maciejewski Joelle Mader Shelly Miada Joseph Manczak Matt Marchlewicz Amy Mata Chon Michalski Kim Mikolajczak Brian Miller John Moltane Matt 46 Sophomores J.V. Climbing To The Top Moore Jeff Moszyk Ann Mularz Julia Murphy Geri Neveau Aimee Nichols Denise Nowosatka Colleen O’Neil Michael Ouelette Sue Owczarzak Robert Page Steve Petrimoulx Joel Pletzke Tom Pokriefka Jerry Prince William Reder Sandy Renker Christopher Rivard Diane Rivard Ann Rosenbury Carolyn Rousse Tim Rowe William Roznowski Lisa Ryan Ann Rybak Michelle Schaefer Daniel Sophomores 47 Sophomores Flying North Schmidt Ben Schultz Debra Schultz Michael Sebald Catherine Sharon Jeff Skornia Denise Smith Kris Smith Rodney Solinski Mary Beth Spaulding David Srebinski Patrick Stanley Joseph Steinmetz Ed Stevenson Sherry Stewart Robert Storm Alan Straub David Sulski Patty Chris Eichhorn’s “home away from home.” Would you like to join him? 48 Sophomores Tacey Melissa Talaga Dana Talaga Chris Tally Brian Taylor Michaelann Torres Christina Tressic Dennis Vanochten Allan Villaire William Villegas Javier Voisine Mary Voisine Jason Wackerly Melissa Wagner Kurt Weidner Cynthia Weiss Ken Whitbrodt Sheryl Wilcox Stephen Windt Richard Woods William Wozniak Janet 'Pirn Rousse, “ready and willing, while Bill Rowe thinks twice. Sophomores 4 50 Freshmen Anthony Maria Arnold Julie Ayotte Jill Baker Kymberlee Ball Lisa Banaszak Aileen Berry Paul Beith Kathy Bontumasi Annette Borkowski Andrew Bova Amy Bowen Jodi Brandenburg Karl Buchmann Brian Byce Kari Cameron Dan Campbell Eric Cichanski Anne Ciesla Alan Freshman Class Officers and Senators Freshmen Ciesla Ann Marie Cnudde James Copus Matt Cormier Megan Cowles Kristopher Dalgleish Gordon Dean Amy Decorte Robert Dezelsky Matt Eichhorn Amy Eurich Michael Ferhuson Melissa Filary Karen Friebe Steve Fritz Marc Gacki Andrea Hey girls!!!! Here’s where the guys are!!!! Gallagher Kevin Garvin Ann Marie Goik Patrick Goretski Karen Goslin Judie Gracey Heather 52 Freshmen Graczyk Darren Greenleaf Robert Gromaski Colleen Groya Robert Gunther Robyn Gyurich Darrin Hamilton Dan Haney Harley Herzberg Lisa Hopkins Kevin Houlihan Michael Huggeard Kenneth Amy Bova and Sue Ouellette follow Colleen Gromaski into South Campus. Jaynes Michael Jaynes Carrie Kaczynski Jacquelyn Kayden Brenda Kaznowski Brenda Kernstock John Killey Keith Kintner Lisa Klosowski Mark Koczenasz Mattahew Korpal Timothy Kozielski Scott Freshmen 53 Little Cougars Strive For Excellence! Krawczyk Russell Krzewinski Gloria Kubiak Lynda Kuhn Katrina Kulas Renee Kurlinski Theodore Laframboise Lynn Lamarr Gerald Lauer Thomas Lavictoire Anita Lebourdais Monique Lee Stephanie Lopez Dawn Luptowski Lynn Lynch George MacGregor Scott Maciejewski Janice Maguire Theresa Malleck Stephen Marciniak Rodney Marciniak Timothy Martin Keith Marx Christine Matuszewski Paul Mayer Gregory Mclnerney Cheryl Mielens David Mish Lisa Montgomery Scott Moore Scott 54 Freshmen Mrozinski Shelly Mrozinski Jeff Are the freshmen still bringing their toys to school? Musial Scott Neitzel Patrick Niedzielski Jim Norman John Novak Karen Nowak Sean O’Leary Kelly Olechowski Steven Owczarzak Randy Page Theresa Panasuk Kristin Parent George Payne Kevin Peplinski Mario Piggott Tom Pigott Jeffrey Pollick David Quesada David Ransier Dawn Rice Paul Richard Claudette Freshmen 55 Richards Kristine Richards Kathleen Richart Judy Rivet Timothy Roszatycki Tina Rybak Michael Sawicki Matthew We all know how Freshmen girls spend their study time at school!!! Schaefer Christopher Schmidt Jennifer Schumann Pierre Sharon Tammy Sheridan Chrisann Sierras Troy Sobczak Douglas Some find time to study while others find time to goof around. Sohacki Mary Spaulding Ken Stachowski Matt Szczepanski Laura Szczypka John 56 Freshmen Tamblyn Todd Tasiemski Kimberly Taylor Juliette Toporski Janelle Trudell Michele Truxell Shirley Urbaniak David Vandenbrooks Laura Viueggs Sonia Wagar Michael Wagner Vickie Webster Brian 1) Underclassmen sign up for “square” dancing on Fun Day. 2. Kathy excellence. is moved bv the spirit. 2. Freshmen work to achieve Williams Michael Witbrodt Wendy Wittbrodt Karen Wojciechowski Chris Yaklin Susan Zielinski Jayne 57 58 Sports Cougars Of ’83 Show Spirit Cougars Struggle Through ’82 Left to Right. Steve Anderson, Mike Thelen, Tom Szczepanski, Mark Machelski, Shawn Bown, Mark Ruszkowski, Ed Neitzel. Jim Richart. Row 2. Mike Green, Bill Jaynes. Fred Rezler, Pat Thelen, Mark Kokaly, Mitch Beekman, Steve Pawlaczyk, Scott Sharon, Jim Gottschling, Row 3. Shaun Sullivan, Greg Huggard, Marty Barriger, Tim Maguire, Dave Rice, Mike Buchmann, John Klein, Brian Krakowski, Row 4. Paul Neitzel, Mike Lewis, Jim Cameron. Mark Herek, Kevin Syring, Bjorn Hoefflin, Paul Savage. Row 5 Joel Toporski, Brian Glysz, Ken Socia, Robert Habowski, John Brandow, Scott Zimmerman, T.J. Weist. Row 6 Coach Jeff Bisel, Coach Jim Skrocki, Coach Mike Deming. Us Opponent Them 18 Handy 33 14 Madison Ht. 20 44 Willow Run 6 35 Pontiac Ctr. 20 7 St. Stephen 20 7 St. Pete’s 50 8 Oscoda 17 20 J. Glenn 61 18 Pt. Huron 6 2. “Don’t mess with me!” growls Kokaly. 1. Mitch Beekman really puts his foot into it. 2. Pat’s last effort gives the Cougars 6 points as “Porker” sig- nals TOUCHDOWN! 3. At the annual blue white game, Pat, with his fancy foot work, shows us what’s in store for the opponents. 4. Quarterback Mark Kokaly shows he is in full control with a perfect aim. 5. Coach Bisel, at the start of the season, reminds the varsity of the winning tradi- tion All Saints is suppose to represent. 60 Sports Our varsity team had a rough season in ’82. They faced stiff bound teams. Through all this they com- piled a 3-6 record for new Coach Jeff Bisel. Two members of the team were honored with Golden Helmet Awards in the Bay City Times this year, seniors Paul Savage and Pat Thelen. Also, Brian Glysz was named to the Detroit Free Press All State team as an honorable mention. J.V.’s Looking Forward To 1983 Season After Successful Campaign 1. Rob Stewart goes over team strat- egy. 2. team pictures. 3. Tim Rousse hands the ball off to Jason Zimos- trad. 4. Pat Lochinski takes time off from his quarterback position. J.V. Football Team Row 1 (Left to Right) — Bill Rowe, Jeff Sharon, Tim Rousse, Don Eager, Rob Owczarzak, Pat Srebinski, Dennis Tressic, Rob Stewart. Row 2 — Kevin Leahy, Jason Zimostrad, Jim Brink, Bill Villaire, Bill Blood, Pat Green, Mark Coopersmith. Row 3 Javier Villegas, Pat Lochinski, John Babiarz, Chris Renker, Jeff Foldie, Duane Bean, Pat Houlihan. Row 4 — David Luczak, Chon Mata, Eric Gust, Matt Manczak, Chris Talaga, Kevin Hurley, Jeff Huiskens. Row 5 — Coach Tom Herek, Assistant Coach Craig Kokaly. Freshmen Struggle Through Initial Season Freshmen Football Team Row I: (left to right) George Parent, Kevin Payne, Matt Dezelski, Mike Jaynes, Randy Owczarzak, John Szczypka, Brian Buchman, Jeff Piggott, Gregory Mayer. Row 2. Mike Rybak, Paul Rice, Dave Pollick, Bob Groya, Dave Urbaniak, Jim Cnudde, Ken Huggard, Mike Eurich. Row 3. Dan Greenleaf, Dan Hamilton, Mike Williams. Dave Mielens, Darren Gyurich, Marc Fritz, Pat Neitzel, George Lynch. Mike Houlihan, Row 4. Doug Sobczak, Tim Korpal. Paul Matuszewski, Mike Wagar, Tim Marciniak, Matt Sawicki, Barry Bean, Coach Cieslinski, Brian Grossman. 1. Team Picture 2. Randy Owczarak splits the defense with a fantastic catch. 3. Bob Groya looks for the open man. 4. See Dave Pollick. See Dave run. Run! Dave! Run! Yeah Dave!! Sports 63 Young Cougar Clubbers Dominate Area Fairways 1. Kevin Janasik goes for a long putt. 2. Ken Weiss demonstrates what happens after a bad round of golf. 3. Joe Stanley eyes his ball up with the hole. 4. Char Cormier tries to chip his ball out of the sand trap. 5. Jim Krawczyk drives his ball towards the green. 6. Jan Lesper- ance concentrates on sinking the putt. 7. Joe Stanley shows us his form as he tees off. 8. Kevin Janasik looks on and prays that his ball will go in. 9. Jim Krawczyk “keeps his head down” for a short iron shot. 64 Sports Hockey: Builds For Future US 5 Bridgeport THEM 6 2 Douglas MacArthur 5 1 John Glenn 8 2 Eisenhower 14 5 Sts. Peter Paul 11 2 Flint Southwestern 11 5 Bridgeport 2 3 Douglas MacArthur 7 3 John Glenn 9 5 Flint Hamady 5 2 Eisenhower 9 3 Sts. Peter Paul 5 6 Bridgeport 5 4 Douglas MacArthur 6 4 John Glenn 3 4 Flint Hamady 1 3 Flint Southwestern 11 3 Bentley 4 1 Eisenhower 7 6 Sts. Peter Paul 5 Team Members: Barry Bean, Duane Bean, Matt Dezelski, Scott Gibson, Brian Gradowski, Tim Hildinger, Bjorn Hoefflin, Kris Kanicki, Tim Luptowski, Mitch Machelski, Brian Mikolajczak, Scott Musial, Stan Musial, Todd Napieralski, Scott Sharon, A1 Vanochten, Jeff Sharon, Bill Villaire, Jason Voisine 66 Hockey Hockey 67 Varsity Cougars Find ’83 A Year 1. Andy’s determination is the key for two points. 2. “Nobody is going to stand in my way!” says John Brandow to himself. 3. The 1982- 83 Varsity Basketball Team: (L to R) — Andy Skrzypczak, T.J. Weist, Mike Debo, Ken Socia, Scott Zimmerman, John Brandow. Shaun Sullivan, Tim Walker, Kevin Neumeyer, and Assistant John Montgomery. Front row — Assistant Tony Seefeld, Steve Anderson, Pat McMartin, Tom Szczepanski, Bill Rowe, Scott Moore, Pat Lochinski, and first year, Head Coach, Mr. James Deming. 68 Sports Of Building For The Future Saints Opponent 56 61 E.B.B.P. 66 56 Handy 62 64 Ogemaw Heights 73 55 Bishop Borgess 65 63 St. Stephen 71 53 U.S.A. 68 60 Ovid Elsie 70 51 St. Mary 56 54 Handy 72 54 St. Pete 84 74 Luke M. Powers 81 68 Flint Hamady 76 70 U.S.A. 54 65 Nort Branch 49 70 Ogemaw Heights 64 58 St. Mary 87 69 St. Pete 64 70 E.P.B.P. 89 St. Stephen 84 51 Ovid Elsie 52 Tournaments 60 Handy 59 65 Garber 56 54 MacArthur 65 1. Pat shows extra effort in trying to out rebound his towering opponent. 2. Tim “gives it his all”. 3. Mike soars past his opponent for an easy bucket. 4. Pat does his part to spark spirit. 5. Bill demon- strates his abilities. us THEM 65 E.P.B.P. 53 62 HANDY 47 68 OGEMAW HEIGHTS 50 64 BISHOP BORGESS 65 75 ST. STEPHEN 53 42 U.S.A. 43 62 OVID ELSIE 53 53 ST. MARY’S 62 63 HANDY 70 53 ST. PETER PAUL 62 60 LUKE M. POWERS 62 46 FLINT HAMADY 43 91 U.S.A. 52 56 NORTH BRANCH 65 61 OGEMAW HEIGHTS 59 85 ST. MARY’S 76 65 ST. PETER PAUL 62 63 E.P.B.P. ST. STEPHEN OVID ELSIE 53 Members of the J.B. Basketball team pic- tured at left include: Ken Weiss Tim Rousse Jerry Pokriefka Jeff Mrozinski Brian Tally Rob Stewart Matt Chaffin Larry Lutrell Ric LaRocque Mark Coopersmith Gabriel P. Felan Mr. Bill Harris: COACH This fine ball club is one more reason for fans to say: J.V. .. . You Look So Good To Me! Class Of 86 B-ball Clicks! The freshman basketball team gained knowledge and experience throughout this last season of basketball. Team members worked together to achieve their goal of victory. We would like to congratulate the team members and their coaches on a fine season keep up the good work, you are the future representatives of the Varsity Basketball team! A Team Jeff Mrozinski, Greg Mayer, Randy Owczarczak, Keith Martin, Tim Korpal, Paul Rice, Matt Copus, Kevin Hop- kins, Dave Mielens, Pat Neitzel, Tim Marcinak, Matt Sawicki, Todd Tamblyn, Keith Killey. B Team Pat Goik, Mike Jaynes, Scott MacGregor, John Szczypka, Scott Montgomery, Bob Decorte, Scott Kozielski, Dan Hamilton, Kevin Gallager, Jim Niedzielski, Darrin Gra- cyk, Tim Lauer, Steve Malleck Sports 71 Cougars Post Best Season Ever . . . WE 56 49 36 53 49 49 37 87 57 45 52 40 OPPONENT St. Pete’s Ogemaw Heigh St. Stephen’s St Pete’s St. Mary’s Oscoda Pinconning Western U.S.A. Ogemaw Heights Handy Weste St SteDften s I.s.a.H 8t. Mary’s Pinconning Gaylord St. Mary’s Tournaments Handy Garber 46 47 The All Saints 1982 Girls Basketball Team: front left — Kim Herriman, Michelle Voisin. Captain Jean Campbell. Dianna Warnement, Colleen Sheridan, Karen Harder, back left — Coach Mike Talaga, Darneal McAllister, Captain Mary Ellen Luczak, Hollie Glowiak, Shelley Bisel, Assistant Coach Deb Sharrow, and Scorekeeper Angie Hash. 14-7 Year Sets School Record Darneal McAllister fights for a bucket, one on three, against the unde- feated Unionville-Sebewing team. “Take a burn on the baseline!” says Jean Campbell, as she drives by. Michelle Voisin takes time out to rest, as Assistant Coach Deb Sharrow, Coach Mike Talaga, Kim Herriman, Dianna Warne- ment, Karen Harder, and Colleen Sheridan look on during an intense moment. This kind of team support helped the girls achieve a winning season. Rachelle Morse concentrates on the hoop, as Mary Ellen waits to grab a rebound. Cougars Have Impressive Season 74 Sports 1. Team Photo. 2. Shelly Mrozinski tries to steal the ball away. 3. The girls show their good sportsmanship by shaking hands at the end of the game. 4. From the faces of the U.S.A. Players the call has gone to All Saints. Spikers Keep The Ball In The Air 1. Shelly Mrozinski going up for a spike while teammates watch. 2. Kim Herriman and her opponent go at it hand and hand. 3. Dianna Warnament jumps up for the block. 4. That a girl Kerry, keep your eye on the ball. 5. Chrisann Sheridan tries to keep the ball in action. 5 Sports 75 76 Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Mary Maguire, Karen Mclnerney, Shelly Kluka, Mary Jo Wolcott, Lisa Walsh, Paulette Gosciak, Tami Rezler — missing Patti Musinski. J.V. Cheerleaders Spark Up Cougar Spirit Say hey hey J.V. you look so good to me! This year’s J.V. Ch6erleading Squad displayed exceptional style and fired up Cougar fans continually. Pictured above are members of the squad: they are; Bottom (1 to r): Colleen Nowasatka, Barbie Campbell, Mary So- linski. Middle: Becky Kanicki, Sheryl Wittbrodt. Back: Kim Jakubczak, Ka- ren Gasta, Mary Voisine. Missing from photo is Stephanie Bosco. 2. Stephanie, Colleen and Becky dis- play their technique at the 1982 Homecoming Pep Rally. 3. J.V. Cheerleaders reach for the sky to show that Cougar spirit is on the rise! 4. Stephanie, Barbie and Sheryl lead cheer at 1982 Homecoming game. A „„ imports 77 Frosh Cheerleaders Get Fans On Their Feet! 1. Squad pictures. 2. Chris, Kari, and Cheryl pray that the victory is theirs. 3. Freshmen perfect the art of levita- tion. 4. The squad shows their form. Front row: Claudette Richards, Stephanie Lee, Chris Richards. Sec- ond row; Cheryl Mclnerney, Kari Novak, Jackie Kaczynski. Back row; Judy Goslin, Carrie Jaynes. Hey Freshmen Are Ya’ Here? Let’s Hear Ya’ Cheer! 78 Pom-Pon Squad “Adds Life” To Halftime! 1. Squad picture. 2. “Oh my aching back!” groans the squad. 3. Sue and Ann line up as they prepare to entertain the fans. 4. Seniors Patti and Sue demonstrate their leadership qualities at halftime. 1982 Varsity Pom Pon Squad. Starting back: Sue Gradowski. Annette Banaszak. Kelly Trombley, .Jackie Gillis, Jenny Swihart, Ann McDonald. Sue Krakowski. Patti Bellor, Heidi Gonea, Pam Lokajtys, Amy Leroux, Renee McCreery, Kim Kokaly, Julie Srebinski, Cheryl Kintner, and Lori Lokajtys. Missing is Coach Joanne Pawlowski. 79 1982-83 Twin Campus “Voice” Staff Shaun Sutton, photog- rapher; Jodi Walraven, editorial page; Kim Straub, columnist; Jackie Gillis, reporter; Mike Herek, reporter; Theresa Kukla, report- er; Julie Srebinski, edi- tor; John Mrozinski, technician; Dan La- Prairie, technician; Mike Storm, sports edi- tor; Jackie Swihart, fea- ture editor; Mr. Tom Birch, advisor; Carol Maloney, reporter; Keith Carolan, report- er; Libby Richart, front page editor. Hard working Jackie Swihart is shooting for The New York Times. “The man behind the scenes,” John Mrozinski is in deep concentra- tion. 80 Newspaper “Born a Star,” Jodi Walraven, takes a minute out to show us a real star. “Big Time” at The Bay City Times, Jackie Gillis puts the final touches on her masterpiece. A little help from Webster, and Mr. (Dad) Birch, and Marie Falce is on her way to journalistic stardom. Pam Lochinski, pieces it all together. Kim Straub, left, and Theresa Kukla, right, take time out to study the world’s problems. Newspaper 81 Who Lurks Behind The Doors Of Johnna Jaskiewicz chooses pictures for the Homecoming section. Through hours of dedication and patience, the 1983 Yearbook Staff has completed our “Scrap- book”. In our efforts, we have tried to arrange this yearbook as if it were a scrapbook compiled over this previous year at All Saints. We hope you enjoy our edition of “The Saint” and thank all of you for being a part of our “Scrapbook” filled with many memories of special times shared together. The 1983 Yearbook Staff: Mrs. Malone Advisor Johnna Jaskiewicz Mary Wlodarczak Kelly Watson Kerry Jezak Brian Socia Michelle Burowski Theresa Kukla Steve Horstman Cheryl Heckroth Margie Giffel Sherry McGregor Paulette Gosciak Jerry Rewers Colleen Sheridan Kelly Sullivan Michelle Sinicki Angie Hash Jodi Walraven John Bosco Shawn Sutton John Mrozinski Kelly Beson Paul Budzinski 82 Yearbook Steve Horstman types so quickly, the keys jammed. Mary Wlodarczak marks off the finished pages. Room 315? The 1983 Yearbook Staff Are the underclassmen really that funny Paulette Gosciak? John Bosco working hard or hardly working! Paul Budzinski takes on his “rolls” as the demented film developer. + exclaims Margie Giffel trying to beat the deadline. A.S.C.’s Foundation And Development Office Host All Saints Week 1. Mrs. Lewandowski happily works in the Development office. 2. The one-and-only, Jim Richart strikes again! 3. Rollerskating was one of many excitements on “Fun Day”. 4. The Gemni twins entertain the All Saints students. 5. Upperclassmen showing their favorite past time. 6. Jody Walraven and Cindy Fox show 8th graders the “fun” of high school. 7. Is Bill Weller beating the machine, or is the machine beating him? 8. At the Y.M.C.A. Sophomore boys, enjoy a quick game of Basketball. 9. Members of the Development Office: Top, Left to Right — Michael Grabowski, Fr. Joseph Adamec, Jack Ryman, Jack Covieo. Bottom, Left to Right — Gene Musinski, Ronald Bellor, Mary Lou Solinski, Joseph Purtell. Missing: Gene Jakubczak. 10. Mrs. Dobbick works hard in the office for the students. 11. The Sophomore girls have fun at Valley Court Club. 12. The racquetball players turn pro during All Saints Week. 13. The Seniors enjoy a game of Scrabble. 14. Mike Sniecinski doesn’t let any camera bother his concentration. Mr. Loftus — Dean of Students The Offices And Mr. Dansereau — Counselor Miss. Ciaciuch — Librarian Mrs. Morgan — Principal Miss Robach — Pastoral Minister Mrs. Lynch — South Campus Secretary M rs. Korthals — Bookkeeper 86 Faculty In The Class Rooms . . . Mrs. Neitzel — Religion Mr. Howard - Religion Faculty 87 It looks like David Rice is the only one in the class that knows what he is doing. But does he? Bo Derek and Brooke Shields your not, but then who are you? Well the only other beauty it could be is Jackie Swihart. Mrs. Navarre — History Mr. Harris — Health, Science Social Science 88 Faculty Faculty 89 With Learning Comes Wisdom Mr. Franz — Social Studies. Mrs. Nellet — Business, Typing. Barb Campbell an Artist of the future. Mr. Owen — English. 90 Faculty Faculty 91 Peep shows are popular in Biology class. Mr. McDonough — Art, Math. These boys are up to something. Mr. Felch — Music. Faculty 93 Helping To Make ASC Better S. Campus cooks — T. Dziurka, M. Dabrowski, M. Lukowski, C. N. Campus cooks — J. Anthony, N. Richards, Mrs. Villaire, Mrs. Drzewicki, A. Banaszak. Green, K. Bisel. Mr. Czyzewski — Custodian. 94 Faculty When Teachers Are Away, Kids Do Play! Hey Mitch Beekman Have a COKE and a smile! I just LOVE accounting . . Why uid I say that??? Before Paul “Raul” Savage lifts his weighties he should get the eaties for his wheaties When teachers are away, Ken doesn’t play. Faculty 95 Advertisement 96 MR. EDD’S HAIR CARE 1612 22nd St., Bay City Telephone: 892-2582 FEATHER’S BAKERY 808 Columbus Serving Bay City For Over 40 Years The Finest In Baked Goods MASTROIANNFS SANDWICH SHOP 1623 Columbus Featuring: The Original Pizza Bread Also Try Our Delicious Sandwiches And Pizzas Beauty And Protection For Your Car WORLD S LEADING AUI0 APPEARANCE SPECIALISTS featuring: Sunroofs Rustproofing Interior Dry Cleaning Paint Protection Upholstery Protection 820 N. Euclid 684-1200 Advertisements 97 ST JAMES PARISH 893-4693 710 Columbus Bay City, Michigan 98 Advertisements :F� fSJ I Advertisements 99 BAY CITY VOLKSWAGEN Grand Award Winner! CASS AVENUE PARTY STORE 1500 Cass Ave. 892-1996 No. 1 In Mich., Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky! Join Us In The Celebration! Bay City VW — Mazda 1112 N. Euclid Ave. Bay City, MI 48706 684-2980 MACKENZIE’S 1500 Columbus Best Wishes To The Class Of 83’ SEQUIN LUMBER CO., INC. 3881 N. Euclid Bay City, MI 684-9161 Charles E. Besaw, D.D.S., P.C. Jim W. Carlson, D.D.S. 1049 Pine Street Beer And Wine Hot And Cold Sandwiches Your Favorite Snacks Convenient Parking Telephone: 894-4611 Essexville, Michigan 48732 STATE FARM INSURANCE STATE FARM INSURANCE 815 Columbus Ross W. Brown — Agent 895-5536 ED’S BARBER SHOP 1525 Broadway Open Tuesday-Friday 8:00-5:30 Saturday 7:30-4:00 Closed Monday Congratulations Class Of 83’ 100 Advertisements ♦ ___ When It’s Forever Use Only The Very Best! MARK I PHOTOGRAPHY 408 S. 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AMMO 6 LAW ENFORCEMENT ATHLETIC 6 ACCESSORIES SUPPLIES SPORTING GOOOS ARCHERY 6 FISHING SUPPLIES THE MEAT SHOP 1600 Kosciuszko (22nd St.) TW5-8722 (Formerly W.J.S. Hicks Portraits) 400 W. Midland St. Bay City 684-5352 Choice Beef — Homemade Sausage TUTHILL BROS. FOOD MARKET, INC. Columbus At Lincoln 895-5312 Largest Pop Dealer In The Area 104 Advertisements R R READY MIX Prompt, Courteous Service Free Estimates — Radio Dispatched 1601 West Youngsditch Rd. 892-9313 Place Concrete The “Riteway” Best Wishes Class of ”83 Advertisements 105 CRAZEE HOUSE T’S STUFF Congratulations Of 1983 Seniors 892-1417 Screen Printing Custom License Plates Custom Transfers HOUSE Ts Stuff Give Us A Try! SOUTH END PARTY STORE 1400 Fremont St. 895-8905 • Cool Beer Wine • Groceries LAYERERS PHARMACY 1100 Columbus Ave. Bay City, MI 893-7579 o 0 V Y ° Dining — Cocktails — Dancing Auto — Life — Health — Home Business Insurance 600 Adams At 7th Bay City, Michigan (517) 894-4547 “See Me Before You Need Me.” Agent — Wm. K. Alderman 106 Advertisements Congratulations Class Of 198S St. John Catholic Community Essexville, MI Pinconning Mild Cured Cheese Frankenmuth Mild Cured Cheese Williams THE Matmai CHEESE PEOPLE Available Where Finer Foods Are Sold Linwood, Michigan 48634 (Main Office) 697-4492 Compliments Of DOBSON RENT-A-TRUCK Dick Urbaniak V.P. o 805 Washington - Your Dollar Goes Farther With Us Advertisements 107 Congratulations Graduates HOLY TRINITY CHURCH AND SCHOOL BOARD STAMBAUGH APPLIANCE JAMIE’S DRIVE THRU-DAIRY 408 Columbus Ave. Bay City, Michigan 893-4676 1309 So. Farragut Locations All Over Town 893-7841 Whirlpool Kitchen Aid Speed Queen We Service What We Sell C W(dgm . r W VALLEY DRUG — 2614 Center — Advertisements 109 Congratulations To The 1983 All Saints Student Body From The “All Saints” Sales Force At Delta Ford, Inc. Bill Blood Clayton Kramer Dick Headings Dave Dawson Fred Schweinsberg Terry Snider D.R. “Don” Fehrman 684-4600 LODEWYK AGENCY INC. CARRIGAN’S PHARMACY 1415 Kosciuszko, Bay City (517) 892-5000 Your Full Service Drug Store On The Friendly West Side 510 E. Midland St. {yep ! {ar s oors Ml g07W THl fJQURl WJTH KWMTfS FWIft s.y. am mcFom Andjuajj 0 LXOn. BRADFORD PHOTOGRAPHIC 1� , 901-903 CENTER AVE. • 894-2827 • BAY CITY, MICH. 48706 110 Advertisements technics Unlimited FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER' FOR GUYS GALS WALK INS WELCOME UKT.-ytt ■ SAT. t’ ENINGS BY APPOINT l€NT 892-4691 Ck az cH 432 Tuscola road Bay City Michigan 48706 JAMES AND GAIL DOUGHERTY ENTERPRISES INC Phone 517 893-5881 Beer Wine Take Out Keg Beer In Stock 1301 22nd St. -am I- 895-5621 I KRETCHMAN’S 7-ELEVEN “Best Wishes Success From” AGRI-SALES INC. 900 Cass Ave., Bay City, MI 894-0232 Open 24 Hrs. Dan Judie Kretchman — Owners 106 E. Munger Rd. 659-2101 Advertisements 111 ST. STANISLAUS PARISH Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1983 Compliments Of Congratulations To The Class Of ’83 PETER G. SEWARD B. J. TALLY. JR. JOHN W. PIGGOTT WEBSTER C. TALLY MARK J BRISSETTE KENNETH K. WRIGHT JUDITH O'BRIEN. RSM Good Luck Seniors SEWARD. TALLY PIGGOTT. P.C. Attorney and Counselors at Law 1009 Washington Avenue P.O. Box 795 Bay City Michigan, 48706-0795 telephone (517) 892-6551 PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 1500 Kosciuszko 894-0607 Congratulations 1983 Graduates W. RENTAL COMPANY 351 N. Tuscola Rd. Bay City 892-7904 Advertisements 113 Congratulations Class Of ’83 WOLF’S RESTAURANT The Finest Catering In Town At Our Facilities Or Yours. Saginaw Valley Food Services, Inc. 740 N. Euclid 301 Lafayette Bay City, Michigan Telephone: 686-6806 METRO SKATE, INC. Metro Skate West 4133 Euclid Ave. Bay City Michigan Phone: 684-1123 Metro Skate East 702 W. Center Ave. Bav City, Michigan Phone: 893-5202 Studio The Ultimate in Creative Portrait Photography PHONE 892-9221 UU KOSCICSZKO («ml) BAT CITY. MICHIGAN 4870« 114 Advertisements Congratulations To The Class Of Eighty-Three ST. BONIFACE CHURCH Bay City, Michigan PISTROWSKFS 7-11 1510 Grant 895-8485 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1983 And All The Students Of All Saints Central. DIVISION OF THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION little Caesars i Two great pizzas! One low price Two Locations: Corner Of North Euclid And Union 686-3600 Made from the finest meats, cheeses, and Ingredients money can buy! 2612 Center Ave. 892-8581 116 Advertisements KLOPP’S PARTY STORE Cold Beer And Wine Daily Lottery Friendly Service 203 S. Henry St. 892-3474 For Quality Fresh Produce S.W. Weiss HARRIS HARRIS 207 Center Bay City CHILDRENS PRE-SCHOOL CENTER 3121 N. Union Linoleum Carpet Formica Draperies Ceramic TUREK FLOOR COVERING Bay City, Mich. 1312 Broadway COLUMBUS FRUIT MARKET Retail Beer And Wine 506 Columbus Ave. Bay City, Mich. 48706 Phone (517) 894-4622 Join Your Friends At TACEY’S RESTAURANT 1614 Koscluszko Speciality — Turkey Plates Succulent Roasted Turkey Stuffing And Home-Made Baking Powder Biscuits A Size To Fit All Appetites 3 Minute Service Daily Luncheon Specials Breakfast Served Anytime Gourmet Coffee Mmm Good All At Affordable Prices 10% Senior Citizens Discount A.J. Turek Phone 892-7238 Ope n Tues. Thru Sun. 8-8 Closed Mondays 118 Advertisements Play The Daily Lottery At The BELL BAR 9, Good Luck Graduates John M. Sheridan D.D.S. 3459 E. Midland Road Bay City, MI 48706 684-1520 CAROLYN’S GOLD CANOPY FAMILY STYLING SALON Lincoln At Columbus Wedding, Party Orders Tom Borkowski, 893-8381 1106 Woodside 892-2861 Essexville, MI 48732 HAMPTON MEAT 1519 Center Ave. Don Herman — Owner Advertisements 119 °rHE cfNAME TO cREMEMBER Best Wishes From CITY DAIRY, INC. Premium Quality Ice Cream Milk In Plastic Glass Bottles 902 Columbus Congratulations Class Of ’83 CAREER UNIFORMS 809 Adams In Bay City 895-5313 108 N. Michigan In Saginaw 790-1569 GREENHOUSES, inc. 114 S. TUSCOLA BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48706 (517) 893-4578 Anton W. and Tammy J. Caertner Congradulations Seniors Of ’83 Congradulations Class Of 1983 MAYHEW’S BARBER SHOP AND DRIVING SCHOOL Bernadine Sam Whitey Virginia On The Corner Of Woodside And Main Streets Essexville Phone: 892-3605 The Gradowski’s Advertisements 121 DEANS CITY DAIRY rmi ► r! : ,‘-4 H4 £? ;.:±J r i . 1 fc1- :• . —h —H— City Dairy Milk Ice Cream iirfl frlrrr_ Cold Pop — Hot Sandwiches @f z w S o tzc ISC. serving your business and personal IXSL’RAXCE needs for over 30 years 1895-85871 1H Washington near Columbus Tkf V | voualttpraM] Uim«r|A6tNTJ Ilf 1604 2nd Street 892-8131 Congratulations Class Of ’83 RAYS FLOWER SHOP M R ELECTRONICS Flowers For All By Wire Occasions 2438 22nd Street iASafl Phone: 894-0971 Compliments Of Compliments Of CLARK SPORTSWEAR JACOB’S CLEANING VILLAGE Suppliers Of 2714 Center Avenue Cheerleading Uniforms Suppliers Cherille Letters Jackets 893-6191 All Types Of Awards Trophies 115 Washington 892-2433 Congratulations Class Of 1983 122 Advertisements Best Of Luck From The Staff At OWNER REALTY 1005 Burns 892-0501 Advertisements 123 Congradulations And Best Wishes To The All Saints Graduating Class Of 1983 From the Parish, Parish Council, Clergy, And Members Of the School Board Of Visitation Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 MAIER’S PHARMACY At Third Johnson St. Bay City, Michigan 48706 Richard Murphy, R.Ph. Class Of “83 Believe In The Future It Is Yours the graphite specialists Bay City. Michigan 124 Advertisements Congratulations Graduates Of 1983 ALL SAINTS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Bay City, MI 892-3205 4243 N. EUCLID AVENUE • BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48706 moulthrop - clift inc insurance 220 davidson bldg bay city michigan 48707 (517)892-5541 Compliments of RON MORSE INSURANCE Hospitalization Ira’s Life Disability 893-0233 Advertisements 125 Congratulations Graduates Of All Saints Zimostrad, Wenzloff Allsop, Zimostrad, P.C. Attorneys And Counselors At Law 1015 North Johnson Bay City Michigan 894-0623 893-9721 Congratulations Class Of ’83 MUTUAL A There Is A Mutual Savings Office Near You St. Anne’s Parish 623 Washington Ave. 745 North Euclid 50 Salzburg Road 800 Broadway 1615 W. Center Ave. Rd. Linwood, Michigan Advertisements 127 GRAMPfi tfTQNY'S, FINE ITALIAN FOOD _ M r T BEER-WINE COCKTAILS TAKE OUTS 893-4795 HZZA COMMIT! MNNOUMM NOMIMAN IT AU AH MNAI HASTMS Bay City 893-4795 1104 COLUMBUS Pinconning 879-4243 MiXT TO THl THAKHOUSt AUBURN 662-6901 194 ( MIOtANO HD FREELAND 695 9712 31 AAAiN ST TAM OUT ONIV Congratulation ’83 Graduates From Congratulations ’83 Graduates From Drop ritfO ()tj (iPniwIltf (?nn ?Hv fl. (?o£Ptfi| ST. MICHAEL’S CHURCH Pinconning Call Annette Colbey At 895-8339 For A Free Estimate Pastor: Fr. Richard Jozwiak 2730 Bullock Road Associate: Fr. Rick Filary Large Selections Of Fabric; Samples And Hardware 128 Advertisements “1982” A Look Back 129 Shyest Artists: Keith Carolan, Jill Klapish Cutest Smile — Andy Skrzypczak and Lynn Grusczynski Prettiest Eyes — Andy Skrzypczak and Kim Gromaski Best Personality — Andy Dixon and Cathy Sheridan Best Dressed — Kelly Beson and Marianne Maze Class Flirt — Kevin Neumeyer and Sue Krakowski Worst Driver — Fred Rezler and Julie Solinski 130 Mock Elections 131 Our class song, “We’ve Only Just Begun,” by Karen and Richard Carpenter helps us to realize what is now before us. “We’ve only begun — Before the rising sun,” points out that we have many new opportuni- ties in our future. Our years at All Saints were stepping stones. New horizons are now open to us. We have that special room to grow and as the song reminds us; “We’ve Only Just Begun.” Michelle Bukowski Editor 132 Closing