Saint Alphonsus High School - Arrow Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

the ARROW shed by the students of b VSt 5 HIGH SCHOOL Table of Contents Page Classes and Organizations 8 Athletics ................................................ 34 Social Activities_________________________________________ 44 Underclassmen ___________________________ ________________ 50 Graduates ._............................................... 64 Advertising ____________________________________________ 83 Index ______________________________________________________ 92 With a keen eye on the future, St. Alphonsus students move ever forward. Ac- tivity has been the source and basis for all future accomplishments; as the spotlight of learning is focused on past and present achievements, we realize how essential this energy of action is to the attainment of our spiritual destination. As the Arrow of 1960 briefly reviews the sum total of all our academic, social and athletic en- deavors, it will simultaneously attempt to highlight these activities. This, then, becomes the theme of the 1960 yearbook, Our School in Focus. 2 Student Council members begin their work early by directing students to their new classrooms. Eager to discover in whose homeroom they will be, Marilynn Smith, Judy Ruszkiewicz, Marge Moryc and Peggy Stump crowd around Jim Stimach and his list. Catching up on all the summer gossip, Diane Michalak captures the interest of seniors Sharon Seymour, Marcella Dynda, Marian Grzybek, Helene Pustula, Pat Wisocki (in back), Karon Pierson and Arlene Blasko as she recounts an interesting experience. And he said . . Not really! Darlene Piotrowski can't seem to have her say as Sandra Sartor and Barbara Trudell recall vaca- tion fun. Renewing old acquaintances, making new friends and comparing books make the opening day of school a new yet familiar experience. The adding machine helps Dan Rogowski review his arithmetic by totaling the prices of supplies. A week later, a familiar scene is in evidence when students talk, walk and laugh together during the noon hour. Anxious to get back into the swing of things. Sue Babel and Bobbie Greene page through the books they just bought. Vacation days are over! These Are Our PRIESTS Reverend Joseph Jacyna Reverend Leon Page Reverend Thomas Gumbleton Reverend Harold Wolf Sister Jean Marie, O.P. Principal Highlights in focus are the classes and organizations which provide the essential atmosphere of student life. Offering an opportunity to share in this experience and aiding us in pur quest for truth, Sister Jean Marie, O.P., principal, plays a major part in every activity at St. Alphonsus. In this volume of the Arrow we pay special tribute to her for making our sixth yearbook possible. It is her guidance in the selection of courses and encouragement to participate in the various or- ganizations which brings Sister Jean Marie into bright prominence in our lives. 8 William Fundaro and James Spinelle, pressured into finding the barometric pressure of the room, assist Sharon Sey- mour in solving a chemistry gas-law problem. Science Offers Opportunities For Analysis, Investigation Students of general science Suzanne Harland, Paul Brege, and Glenn Korzyn demonstrate a process of generating hydrogen by adding magnesium to boiling water. Converting book knowledge into practical use by experimentation in the chemistry laboratory, John Cavanaugh, Don Pocock and Frank Franchi distill water while Marilynn Ostrowski records the necessary data. Inquisitive visitors to micro- scopic life, Don Parcheta, Mary Fitch, and Kathy Anielak are amused by the gyrations of protozoa. Boning up on bones, Michael Phillips, John Sierota, Thomas Godard, and Thomas Gillissie, physiology students, learn about the systems of the human body. Absorbed in generating electricity. Science club officers Eileen Rodak, William Keller, Jacqueline Seasock and Lawrence Gilsdorf discover that progress is our most important product. Sister Mary Hilda, O.P. Assistant Principal Religion, Mathematics, Science Sister Madonna Therese, O.P. Religion, Science Sister Therese Ann, O.P. Religion, Drafting, Science II Commercial Subjects Patrick McLogan and Margaret Moryc are be- ginning to realize that bookkeeping adds up to tedious work in spite of the easier adding machine method. What would we do without our office secre- tary? Miss Genevieve McGreevy, who has given volunteer service for the past six years, fulfills the position well. Develop Office Techniques Sister Mary Mercita, O.P. Religion, Commercial Preparing for their future in the business world, second year typists Marian Grzybek, and Marsha Kuryla strive to accurately follow the directions of Marilynn Smith, Jeanine Deagen, Mary Quaglia and Barbara Colquhoun. In the Typing I class, Lynn Reminder, Noreen Morgan and Eugene Balawajder, well accustomed to changing ribbons, are oblivious to the combined efforts of Colette Hunt and Bernice Rygiel. Business club members Charlotte Zaleski, Marcella Dynda, Joyce Straty- chuk, Arlene Blasko, Joanne Misuda and Theresa Jordan learn correct filing procedures from Mr. Charles McDonald, manager of the Manufactures National Bank in Dearborn. Sister Alice Anne, O.P. Religion, Art, Mathematics Proof By Precision Marks Sister Thomas Cecile, O.P. Religion, Science, Mathematics The perplexity of expression is due to the complexity of the fractions that Richard Ramboff and Wayne Worosz are reducing. Ann Tambeau and Roy DeFrain ponder over another difficult problem. Joseph Hall struggles to answer a challenging Algebra I problem posed by chairman Ken Baidas as Alex Ratke, Patricia Owen and Loretta Wieczorek curiously await the solution. Pencil in mouth, Gloria Nowak seeks advice from Shiela McCleer on a complicated Senior Math problem. Absorbed in their work, Mar- garet Stump, Carol Diaz, Patricia Liskiewicz (forward), and Thomas Regan seem to be progressing smoothly. Progress in Math Classes An architectural scale model is examined for intricate details by Drafting II students Carl Yarkosky, Jim Martz, Bob Scoda, and Charles Theobald. In the Drafting I class. Bill Tarnacki and Leonard Uchanski discuss a techni- cal point while other students, Eugene Quinlan, Dennis Vondrak, Ron Smith, and Tom Martz proceed undisturbed. Plane geometry students Marilyn Mack, Carol Rossow, Maribeth Ma- guire and Donald Jankowski prove that right angles are formed when a straight line perpendicular to a plane intersects it. Sister John Thomas, O.P. Religion, English Sister Marie Annette, O.P. Religion, English Sister Marie Irene, O.P. Religion, English, Latin Classics, Speech, Creative Writing Add Interest to English Classes Beware the Ides of March! Unmindful of this warning, emperor John Maegerlein meets his fate at the hands of John Demers. English II conspirators in this mock-death scene of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar are Dennis Cebulski and Richard Alfonsi. Paul Altesleben explains the parts of the Elizabethan theater to Mike Patton and Dennis Zoladz (front) as English IV background for the study of Macbeth. Striving to prove their points in a debate, English III students Ray Senkus, Walter Rodak, Frank Franchi, and John Cavanaugh have a friendly argument on the steel strike, with Maureen O'Reilly acting as chairman. English I students Judy Alfonsi, Margaret Col- quhoun, and Suzanne DeFrain tape a pas- sage from The Necklace. Norbert Czerniak and Fred Bialczyk operate the recorder. Library assistants Patricia Weeg, Jean Delaronde, Kathryn Lloyd, and Sylvia Zabinski alphabetically arrange recent issues of periodicals for student use. Mrs. Katharine Pierson Librarian 17 English Future teachers Lottie Jaroszynski, Paul Slazinski, Jim Spinelle, Mary Altier, and Gloria Corrieri discuss correct teaching methods with the third year English class. Continued Joseph Hall and Ray Senkus are on their way to set up the movie equipment for a class film presenta- tion. Members of the Writers' club Kathy Horger, Ron Cyprus, Ed Dorrington, Rachel Belanger, Kathy Anielak and Marilynn Ostrowski interpret pictures to develop creative writing. In the last stages of preparing a news- paper, Veronica Straus checks the final draft which Patricia Kennedy and Daniel Rogowski will print. Patricia Kenny and Kristine Kukla balance the financial end of the business. Social Studies Vitalize Current Events Far away places with strange sounding names are calling Dolores Johnston, Sally Nolan, Jeanine Deagen, Carol Van Oast and Barbara Colquhoun as Ronald Ward blows up the world in the American history class. Sister Marion, O.P. Religion, Art, History Mr. David Kline Geography, History, Athletic Coach Nancy Spinelle, Robert Sheppard, Joseph Carney and Kathleen Carlin locate famous cities in the geography class. Mr. David Kline, modern history instructor, jokes with stu- dents Robert Hathon, Jim Slazinski, Pam Nowaczyk, Grace Hanses, and Janet Telfer between classes. As Mitchell Sysko (right) and Nancy Gray read an explanation of Caesar's war weapons from their second year Latin books, Raymond Groske displays a miniature model of one described. Latin Skills Emphasize Delighted with the trophies merited by former students, Latin III scholars Sue Condron, Tom Theoret and Kathy Appleby anticipate their opportunity to compete in the annual National Latin Examination. First year Latin students Ronald Rzepka, Robert Whitlow, David Soave, Margaret Short, Eileen Musson and Lucille Tambeau quiz each other on difficult grammatical constructions. In keeping with the atmosphere of Old Rome ' stately patricians pause for an informal visit before dining regally at the Latin banquet. Grammar, Culture, Customs Sister Jane Edward, O.P. Religion, Latin, English At the Latin banquet. Bob Najmowicz, Joe Rosalik and Jim Rosa exhibit the uniform of the ancient Roman soldier. 21 Arise, come to your God, sing Him your songs of rejoicing! The Choralaires praise God through song at the Christmas midnight Mass. Top row; R. Dillon, T. Santocke, J. Stimach, D. Sabo, T. Dainty; second row: M. Maegerlein, C. Pawlukiewicz, S. Nolan, K. Stimach, G. Corrieri, P. Stump, C. Loch, M. Hullsiek, R. Janssen, J. Capozzoli, M. Healy; third row: P. Duckworth, P. Malecke, P. Kennedy, D. Jakubiak, M. Esper, N. Morgan, K. Pierson, F. Tellerico; bottom row: C. Diaz, C. Studders, M. Maczuga, P. Berry, S. Suder, C. Stuwe, D. Kelly and D. Melford. Marching Band, Choralaires Animate Tom Dainty entertains Judith Czerwienski, Peggy Hoffman, Camille Jarvis, Virginia Stackable, Diane Kaiser, and Larry Batozynski with his fancy finger- work. Music plays a vital part in the lives of the St. Alphonsus students. Virginia Stackable accompanies freshman and sophomore Choralaires in recrea- tional singing. Mr. Frank Oddo Instrumentalist Patricia Liedtke transfers the twinkle in her eyes to the clear sounding music of her bells! Pat has been with the band for three years. Concerts, Pep Rallies9 Half Times Band secretary for four years, Pat Hoffman has something to toot about on her Eb clarinet, the only one of its kind in the parochial school system. What's a band without a tuba? asks Ralph Maicki, member for four years. 23 Norbert Topolewski, drum major, blows the whistle that begins another spectacular half time band show. Since the beginning of its organization six years ago, Norb has been the spark behind the Merry Music Makers. Sister Helen Ann, O.P. Religion, Clothing, Commercial Sewing, Art Classes In the annual spring fashion show, Mary Altier models her dress made in the clothing class. Bonnie Me Gann and Shirley Wawrzynowicz also display their original creations. Reflecting a spirit of teamwork, Pamela Nowaczyk assists Connie Plante in adjusting the hem of her skirt. Produce Original Desig ns Striving for perfection in perspective drawing, artists Phil Rukat. Ed Reska, Judy Perry, and Betty Prisby attempt to capture an overall view of the neighborhood. Art students Sandra Sartor, Michael Vondrak, and Albert Kozleski dabble in ink as they devise original Christmas cards. Pat Malecke and Kathy Stimach supervise Pat Kolon as she puts a finishing touch on a joint poster during art class. Religion Permeates Discussions, Various Activities in Daily Life The cameraman caught this group enjoying an up- roariously funny anecdote told by Father Page to fresh- men Harriett Shaw, Margaret Scott, Mary Pachucki and Loretta Wieczorek just before Father began his weekly religion class. Camille Jarvis and Robert Lala are about to lead the class in the advent wreath prayer. Michael Lukiewski lights two candles which symbolize the second week of the season. Chairman Virginia Simmer gives a humorous introduction to a serious panel discussion on religious vocations. Panel members are Pamela Berry, Ronald Ward, Mark Healy, Margaret Maczuga (top row), William Fundaro, Celeste Stuwe, Barbara Greene and John Cameron. 26 Reverend Raymond Ellis, assistant director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, was the retreat master who inspired the students to make the best retreat ever. The oral recitation of the rosary was part of the daily high school retreat schedule. Mission officers Paul Skotcher, Gerald Pietrzyk, Diana Johnson and Albert Kozleski admire the new pic- ture of Pope John, the head of the Missions. 27 In preparation for an important meeting, boys' Sodality officers Jim Stimach, Ray Senkus, and Norbert Topolewski consult the rule book for a point of order. Patricia Hoffman, representing St. Alphonsus at the World Sodality Congress in Newark, bids farewell to one of the priests. One of the activities of the girls' Sodality officers Barbara Theisen, Marilynn Smith and Pat Hoffman was to make posters for special feasts and liturgical novenas. Reverend Albert Levet, S.J., one of the speakers at the Summer School of Catholic Action in New'York last summer, poses for a group picture with sodahsts Jim Stimach, John Cameron, Pat Kolon, Bill Fundaro, Judy Perry, Mark Healy and Maureen O'Reilly. 28 Religion Continued The Young Christian Students, a new organization at St. Alphonsus under the leadership of Father Gumbleton, meets weekly to discuss problems concerning modern Catholic youth. The members are Margaret Maczuga, Virginia Simmer, Martin Heifer, David Miotke, Thomas Henn, Richard Liskiewicz, Eugene Balawajder, Patricia Wisocki and Barbara Greene. Junior sacristans who volunteer their daily services are represented by Peggy Ortman (kneeling), Frances Lamerato and Mary Ulicny. They are selecting a chasuble, one of the vestments used in the celebration of Mass. Catechists Mary Beth Hullsiek (top left), Judy Czerwienski, Harriet Shaw, Patricia Wisocki, Mary Lietz, Diana Johnson and Lynn Reminder set out to instruct Catholic children in public schools. 29 Executive board members, treasurer Art Faja, first vice-president Judy Perry, secre- tary Ann Pacitti, second vice-president Edith Bonkowski, and president Dave Sabo prepare the agenda for the next Student Council meeting. Student Leaders Stress Righteousness, Loyalty Gordon Haske, chairman, lights the torch of learning at the Student Council induc- tion. Student Council representatives and committee chairmen: A. Pacitti, E. Bonkowski, J. Perry, D. Sabo, A. Faja, D. Bieniek, T. Henn, AA. Fras, G. Haske, on stage; standing: P. Owen, B. Januzzi, AA. A. Yanushonis, C. Zielinski, B. Zolna, T. Kotz, AA. AAaczuga, B. Greene, N. Topolewski, G. Pietrzyk, J. Stimach, B. Theisen, J. Cameron, P. Berry, AA. Healy, D. Schemanske, K. Studders, B. Bulka, S. Zabinski, AA. Lukwieski, P. Smith, B. Suder; seated: P. Plante, D. Kendziora, P. Kennedy, D. AAiotke, G. Sabo, V. Straus, AA. Kuryla, S. Babel, B. Phillips, B. Fundaro, AA. Leitz, AA. O'Reilly, J. Potoczak, C. AAowat, AA. Peszynski. Assembly Lauds Honor Students To bear forward the searching light of truth; to lead that others may follow in that light; to foster an ambition for the enduring values of life. These aims were stressed at the National Honor Society induction at which academic hoods were bestowed on John Cameron, Ann Pacitti, Mark Healy, Dave Sabo, Patricia Wisocki, and Jim Stimach. Probationists Dan Bieniek, Patricia Hoffman, Charlotte Zaleski, Barbara Theisen, Veronica Straus, Joyce Stratychuk, Maureen O'Reilly, Art Faja, Theodora Kotz, Raymond Senkus, and Pat Kennedy received the stole. Father Gumbleton formally bestows the academic National Honor Society charter members John Cameron, Patricia Wisocki, Mark Healy, Jim hood on president John Cameron at the National Stimach, Ann Pacitti, and Dave Sabo are congratulated by Sister Jean Marie, O.P., principal. Honor Society induction. 31 Sf. Alphonsus students were first place winners in the City Beautiful commission's annual school clean-up contest. David Sabo and Sue Babel, junior commissioners, accept the number one award from Commissioner Howard Heyniger. Looking on (from left) are Commissioner John Parkhurst, Father Wolf, Sister Jean Marie, O.P., principal, and City Councilman William Broomhall. Sharon Seymour—winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. James Stimach—winner of the Dearborn Optimist Award given to an out- standing student in each of the Dearborn high schools. Bishop Zaleski congratulates Jerry Capoz- zoli, winner of the draftsmanship cer- tificate awarded by the American Society of Body Engineers. These blue ribbon winners were among the chemistry projects exhibited on the stage during the third annual science fair. First place winners at St. Alphonsus became eligible entries in the Detroit Metropolitan Fair. The Convocation ceremony climaxes the end of each quarter as certificates are presented to honor students. Among the seniors who earned first and second honor cards were Richard Ramboff, Gerald Pietrzyk, Con- stance Pawlukiewicz, Joanne Misuda, Margaret Maczuga, Wil- liam Lewandowski, and Dennis Zoladz. Bishop Zaleski is assisted by Joyce Stratychuk and Veronica Straus. Being editors is hard, but rewarding work agree co-editor Ginny Simmer, editor Pat Wisocki, sports editor Dan Bieniek, and business manager Joyce Stratychuk as they sort pictures. Staff Aims for Top Annual Staff members Maureen O'Reilly, Tom O'Reilly, and Ann Pacitti discuss yearbook layout. Lottie Jaroszynski, Barbara DeLong, and Thea Kotz search for precise words in writing headlines. c3|!l y , ;luj r emberf ca™e S ;ilin9 Through- after a busy season that earned each player another coveted stripe. (Standing) D. Sabo, Ward, lewandowski, Phillips, Najmowicz, Naiukow, Slazinski, Fras, Haske and Stimach. Middle row: Diaz, Cameron, Healy, Janssen and Fundaro. Bottom row: Kowalewski, Blake, Capozzoli, Spinelle, Altesleben, DeFrain and G. Sabo. The spirit of sportsmanship arising from the image of athletics is essential to mental and moral stamina; students' characters are incomplete without it. Its significant promineno? is focused in the intimate connection between the athlete and team; the team and student body. The athlete is an important organ of the team; his enthusiast? participation, coupled with his enjoyment in the sport of his choice, makes him a well balanced athlete. At St. Alphonsus, a sportsmanlike spirit is evident in the universal crying with the losers, cheering with the winners, and eagerly anticipating the next sports event. 34 St. Alphonsus defenders, Janssen and G. Sabo, combine high-low tackle to stop the advancement of Visitation halfback, Zyla. Vital yardage is deprived DeSales' ball carrier, Kight, by driving head long into Arrow tacklers. Spirit, Sportsmanship Top Row: Najmowicz, Spinelle, Fras, Haske, and Yarkosky. Middle Row: Janssen, Katofiasc, D. Sysko, Ward, and M. Sysko. Bottom Row: Jim Carney, Lakowski, Kelly, Joe Carney, and Cameron. Ward, Arrow fullback, uses his arms in an attempt to evade DeSales' halfback, Kight. DeSales' quarterback, Seip, is engulfed by St. Alphonsus players in an unsuccessful bid for a first down. Distinguish Gridmen Top Row: Duffy, Birrell, Ternes, Wendt, Coach Kline, and G. Sabo. Middle Row: Wrona, Healy, Conflitti, and Demers. Bottom Row.- DeGrazia, Fundaro, George, and Smith. Football FOOTBALL SCORES Continued St. Alphonsus Opponent 7 St. Fredericks 30 25 St. Hedwig 6 32 St. Cecila 11 13 St. Andrews 6 0 St. Francis De Sales 19 6 Visitation 6 13 St. Gregory 14 0 Sacred Heart 35 J Arrow linemen in a display of teamwork open a wide hole in Sacred Heart's line for our fast moving backs. Jim Spinelle, All-City Tackle, pounces on the fumble while Bill Fundaro lends a hand by driving into DeSales' ball-carrier, Seip. In the few minutes remaining before the game Coach Kline and Assistant Coach Martwick point out dangerous plays em- ployed by St. Andrew's Flyers. Cage Record Shows Improvement Lewandowski outmaneuvers Due Pleased with this year's basketball season are varsity players (standing) Dorrington, Stimach, lewandow- zynski to get his shot away. ski, Sabo, Henn, Coach Mackey; (kneeling) Kelly, Conflitti, Balawajder and Fundaro. BASKETBALL SCORES St. Alphonsus Opponents 39 St. Gregory 71 70 St. Francis De Sales 73 38 Visitation 63 64 St. Hedwig 41 39 St. Andrew 49 45 Visitation 57 44 St. Gregory 63 48 St. Francis De Sales 45 64 St. Cecilia 36 47 St. Hedwig 37 49 St. Andrew 52 52 St. Cecilia 40 Captain Jim Stimach and Tom Henn leap high in the air for a re- bound against De Sales. 39 Student managers: Carney, Smith and G. Conflitti listen as Coach Kline gives half- time instructions to varsity players, (front) Balawajder (20), Stimach (34), Lewan- dowski (32), N. Conflitti, (back) Henn, Fundaro, Kelly, Dorrington, Sabo and Gilhool. Varsity cheerleaders: Mary Ellen Esper, Sue Babel, Mary Altier, Pat Kennedy, Diane Kendziora and Janet Telfer demonstrate one of their cheerleading formations. Boys' Reserves (stand- ing): Phillips, Baidas, Korzyn, Gilhool, Birrell, Duffy, Ternes, Katofiasc, De Grazia, Matuszak, Coach Mackey; (kneel- ing) George, Spencer. Varsity girls' basketball team: (standing) Coach Jo Ann Kay, Donna Schemanske, Pat McElligatt, Darlene Zdun, Delphine Jakubiak, Lois Daniels; (kneeling) Janet Hunt, Bernice Rygiel, Marian Grzybek, Carol Van Oast, Bobbie Greene and Theresa Kakaley. Providing support for the team are reserve cheer- leaders: (standing) Kathy Stimach, Claire Neme, Pat Misiak; (kneeling) Noreen Morgan, Mary Ann Yanu- shonis and Mary Trudell. Reserve girls' basketball team: (standing) Coach Jo Ann Kay, Carol Blas- ko, Christene Wlodar- czyk, Christene Klimusz- ko, Elizabeth Beve- ridge, Gayle Davis, Eileen Johnson, Judy Dobbs; (kneeling) Eileen Rodak, Pat Smith, Mar- gie Scott, Nancy Spi- nelle, Dorine Hanses, Janet Hoffmann and Lor- raine Hanses. Sports Fans Enjoy Intramurals Jansen (11) sweeps by Naiukow (32) for a lay up shot while Capozzoli awaits a probable rebound. Diaz (4) and Martz (20) look on as O'Reilly (167) and Capozzoli (3) battle for a rebound. Eagerly awaiting Pitrone's next move are Prais, Martz and Janssen. St. Alphonsus first track team members are: (standing) Healy, Altesleben, Ward, Gilhool, Fras, DeFrain, Faja, Ternes, Vondrak, Senkus, Yarkosky, M. Sysko, Sabo, D. Sysko, Dorrington, Conflitti, Naiukow, Coach Jim Smith: (kneeling) Janssen, Cameron, Fun- daro, Kelly, Carney, Skotcher, Wasik, and Spencer. Hockey team: Januzzi, Marciniak, Cavanaugh, Potoczak, Demers, Cusick, Fras, Smith, McShane, Mowat, Altesleben; kneeling: Modrzejewski, Coach Sequin, and Teed. The highspot of the homecoming football game was at half-time when captain Dave Sabo, presented roses to queen Sue Babel. The exciting game was played at Fordson field following a colorful parade with a police escort. Special events in the school year provide a means of developing the social life of the student. The gaily organized class dances, the quiet beauty of the senior prom, the impromptu pep meetings anticipating the grandeur of our home- coming, and the seriousness of a carefully prepared symposium—all of these enliven sociability at St. Alphonsus. 44 Proms, Assemblies, Plays Characterize Social Events Father Wolf, athletic director, with the help of Bobbie Greene, crowns Sue Babel 1959 Homecoming Queen. Sue's escort, Dave Sabo, captain of the football team, smiles his approval. Having a ball at the Junior-Senior prom, couples Barbara Colquhoun and Bill Fun- daro, Bob Rygiel and Marge Schemanske, Barbara Theisen and Stan Blake dance to the music of Paxton-Clark orchestra. The Melodiers, Norbert Topolewski (back), Ken Marciniak, Bob Miedlar, Wally Rodak, Larry Ferrera, Joe Rosalik, Jim Rosa, Tom Mazur, Tom Bourseleth and Tom Dainty (at piano) under the direction of Mr. Frank Oddo, furnish lively music at many school dances. a. Veronica Straus performs an interpretive dance number symbolizing pleasure in the Garden of Paradise. The three kings. Bill Fundaro, Jim Martz, and Everyn Swain bring gifts to the Christ Child during the Christmas play. staged by the upperclassmen, inspired the audience to a realization of the true meaning of Christmas, The Christmas pageant, Emmanuel, Social Events Continued John Barrett foretells the destiny of the great Arrow team during a football pep meeting. Future Nurses prepare refreshments for their fellow FNC members from Rosary and Sacred Heart high schools and guest speakers Sister Rene and Sister Christopher, Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor. Bishop Zaleski set a precedent at St. Alphonsus when representatives from various Catholic Colleges addressed and inter- viewed upperclassmen. The speakers were Miss Kathlene Monahan, clinical instructor at the Providence School of Nursing; Sister M. Amadeus, I.H.M., Dean of Marygrove College; Sister Robert Louise, O.P., English instructor at Siena Heights Col- lege; Bishop Zaleski; Daniel Bieniek, president of the senior class, chairman; Mr. Richard Sheridan, director of public rela- tions, Madonna College; Mr. William Hoban, director of public relations. University of Detroit; Miss Connie Robson, president of junior nurses, St. Joseph School of Nursing; Reverend Peter Swan, C.S.B., vice-president and registrar of Assumption University of Windsor. Immediately following the college day program, students crowded around speakers to chat informally about their future. Just two weeks old in high school, enthusiastic freshmen welcomed their parents at the annual Freshman Night program with singing, refreshments and specially designed skits. Teachers were introduced and the ninth graders officially took their places as full fledged underclassmen. It has been said that the life of a school is equal to the life of its students. The focal point of their activity expands under the zest, the life and the backbone of those attending. School spirit, that indefinable something, is a vital part of every- one at St. Alphonsus, from the lowliest freshman to the most dignified senior. The big moments and the small, all have been captured to some degree in these pages. 50 Meet The Freshmen Paul Plante President Karen Rojek Vice-President Kathryn Lloyd Secretary Lawrence Batozynski Lorraine Bessinger Elizabeth Beveridge Frederick Bialczyk Edward Birrell Carol Blasko Brian Bradley Paul Brege Margaret Colquhoun Elizabeth Cannizzaro Kathleen Carlin Joseph Carney Cynthia Centkowski George Clark Gerald Conflitti At 52 Nicholas Corridor Kathleen Cremen William Crowley Norbert Czerniak Phyllis Czerwienski Gayle Davis James De Grazia Suzanne DeFrain Joan Dialak Christine Dombrowski James Duffy Thomas Early Phyllis Ellena Donald Essenmacher Veronica Ewald Joseph Hall Lorraine Hanses Suzanne Harland Joseph Herter Janet Hoffmann Candace Horrigan William Hunt Robert Januzzi Camille Jarvis Eileen Johnson Diane Kaiser Joan Kanclerz Margaret Kilmartin Christine Klimuszko Kathleen Kobielski Kenneth George Joann Gill Kenneth Gusfa 53 Glenn Korzyn Elaine Krych John Kuryla Geraldine Kuzyns Felix Lakomy Brian Lakowski Robert Lala Michael Lukiewski Judith Majek Leonard Matuszak Thomas Mazur Mary Alice McKenna Susan McCormick Donald McPhail William McShane Rosaria Merlino Donna Miedlar Robert Modrzejewski Noreen Moore Eileen Musson Robert Mydlowski Lawrence Nowakowski Patricia Owen Mary Pachucki Donna Pemmitt Kathleen Peterson Joan Plante Barbara Pocock Alexander Ratke Susan Robak Raymond Roch Diane Romanski Ronald Rzepka Priscilla Salois 54 Suzanne Savage Mary Beth Seymour Harriett Shaw Thomas Schemanske Margaret Scott Margaret Scott Patricia Smith Patrick Smith Gail Sniezyk Daniel Soave Carole Sobiechowski Leonard Sosnowski Nancy Spinelle Carolyn Stimach Bonnielyn Suder Carole Thomas Barbara Trudell Robert Urban Michael Vondrak Patricia Wedzel James Szkutnicki Richard Tabaczynski Lucille Tambeau Marylou Terreault Robert Whitlow Mary Lou Whitmore Gary Wieckowski Loretta Wieczorek Beverly Wislinski Christine Wlodarczyk Kristina Worosz Mark Wrona Lynn Young Barbara Zawacki 55 Know The Sophomores Better Patricia Richard Nicholas Joseph Adams Alfonsi Altesleben Anstett Michael Gerard Carolynn Daniel Anstett Borovsky Botruff Bourgoise Thomas Mary James Dennis Bourseleth Cameron Carney Cebulski Nicholas Mary Thomas Jean Conflitti Conley Cusick DeLaronde John Judy Terence Thomas Demers Dobbs Dobiesz Dobrowolski 56 Michael Fras President Dianne Kendziora Vice-President James Potoczak Secretary Michael Mary Richard Gerald Dodge Dorrington Esper Fazekas Thomas Lawrence Nancy Thomas Gillissie Gilsdorf Gray Godard Geraldine Grace Joanne Eleanor Haldas Hanses Harbrecht Hartmus Gail Janet Donald Ralph Hopkinson Hunt Jankowski Katofiasc Gerald Loretta Sandra Albert Kerpet Kopicko Kowalski Kozleski Thomas Leo Gerski Gilhool Sharon Raymond Greski Groske Thomas Marguerite Hathon Hoffman William Richard Keller Kelly Edward Kristeen Kozlowski Kukla Barbara Frances Margaret Rosemary Lamb Lamerato Laskowski Lewis Marilyn John Maribeth Bernadine Mack Maegerlein Maguire Majek Robert Joan Marilyn Charles Miedlar Miller Minne Mowat Claire Pamela Mary Margaret Neme Nowaczyk O'Reilly Ortman Marilyn Michael Darlene James Peszynski Phillips Piotrowski Potoczak 58 Richard Thomas Luke Lyons Kenneth Patricia Marciniak McElligatt Judith Dianne Murphy Mydlowski Cheryl Sharon Ozimkowski Pascoe John Eileen Rimmel Rodak Evelyn James Joseph Carol Rodak Rosa Rosalik Rossow Sandra Susan Jacqueline Robert Sartor Schmidt Seasock Sheppard Mary Sue Carol Anne Rubini Sarnowski Joseph John Shevock Sierota James Robert Virginia Brian Slazinski Spencer Stackable Stump Elmer Janet Donald Mary Teed Telfer Ternes Ulicny David Mitchell Sysko Sysko Alice Lawrence Vogt Wasik Shirley Patricia Wawrzynowicz Weeg Frank Marlene Wojcik Wozny 59 Mary Ann Sylvia Yanushonis Zabinski Mary Altier Kathleen Anielak Recognize The Juniors Robert Barrett Edith Bonkowski Mary Brown Diane Butske Andrew Cameron John Cavanaugh Susan Condron Gloria Corrieri Ronald Cyprys Judith Czerwienski Thomas Dainty Lois Daniels Barbara DeLong Edgar Dorrington Mary Ann Dunigan Arthur Faja Lawrence Ferrara Mary Fitch Elaine Flowers Frank Franchi Walter Gajor Lorraine Geisinger Gary Girard Paul Goralski Frances Guastella 60 Thomas Henn President Kathleen Horger Delphine Jakubiak Myra Janssen Lottie Jaroszynski Dennis Guyitt Arthur Hansen Dorine Hanses Robert Healy Martin Heifer Chester Jatkoe Diana Johnson Dennis Johnson Jack Kaiser Theresa Kakaley Diane Kelley Patricia Kelly Patricia Kennedy Patricia Kenny Patricia Kolan Janet Kolasa Cynthia Kott Theodora Kotz Robert Kress Barbara Kullman Peter Lemire Richard Liskiewicz Constance Loch William Locker Marie Maegerlein 61 Mary Lietz Vice-President Darlene Melford Pamela Miller David Miotke Patricia Misiak Albert Mound Judith Mycek Mary Jo Mycek Robert Najmowicz Maureen O'Reilly Marilyn Ostrowski Barbara Otto Judy Pachucki Donald Parcheta Judith Perry Constance Plante Donald Pocock David Posner Elizabeth Prisby Michael Quillinan Eugene Quinlan Lynn Reminder Edward Reska Walter Rodak Daniel Rogowski 62 Casimer Sorek Margaret Stencel Kathryn Stimach Catherine Studders Sharron Suder Anne Tambeau William Tarnacki Frank Tellerico Thomas Theoret Edward Trotz James Trudell Frederick Uchwat Dennis Vondrak Carol Wafer Karen Ward Bernard Wendt Jeanette Wrona Ronald Yaszek Carol Zielinski Barbara Zolna 63 Spotlight The Seniors DANIEL BIENIEK President SUSAN BABEL Vice-President MARSHA KURYLA Secretary WILLIAM FUNDARO Social Chairman VERONICA STRAUS Social Chairman WILLIAM PHILLIPS Social Chairman DAVID SABO Student Council President ANN PACITTI Student Council Secretary 64 JEROME CAPOZZOLI ARTHUR CHMIEL In the spirit of giving, carolers entertain parish convalescents. In the top row are Peggy Stump, Connie Loch, Pat Malecke, Dave Sabo, Mark Healy, and Jim Stimach. Middle Row: Pat Hoffman, Pat Kennedy, Kathy Stimach, and Pam Berry. In the front are Diane Michalak. Jerry Capozzoli, Marge Maczuga, Noreen Morgan, Jim Spinelle, and Pat Duckworth. ¥ BARBARA COLQUHOUN JEANINE DEAGEN ROY DeFRAIN CAROL DIAZ TIMOTHY DIAZ ROY DILLON PATRICIA DUCKWORTH MARCELLA DYNDA MARY ELLEN ESPER KAREN EVANS THOMAS FEEHILY LAWRENCE GAJOR BARBARA GREENE MARIAN GRZYBEK ROBERT HANSEN GORDON HASKE MARK HEALY PATRICIA HOFFMAN MARY BETH HULLSIEK COLETTE HUNT JANICE KROLL CAMILLA LEENY MARGARET MACZUGA RALPH MAICKI PATRICIA MALECKE MICHAEL MARTIN WILLIAM LEWANDOWSKI PATRICIA LIEDTKE WALTER LIPINSKI PATRICIA LISKIEWICZ The arrival of caps and gowns opens an exciting year for the seniors. Unpacking them for the observance of Catholic Youth Week in October are Marge Schemanske, Judy Ruszkiewicz, Joe Pitrone and Nick Naiukow. PATRICK McLOGAN DIANE MICHALAK JAMES MARTZ SHEILA McCLEER GLORIA NOWAK THOMAS O'REILLY FRANKLIN PASZ MICHAEL PATTON CONSTANCE PAWLUKIEWICZ KARON PIERSON GERALD PIETRZYK JOSEPH PITRONE DANIEL PRAIS HELENE PUSTULA THOMAS REGAN PHILLIP RUKAT Why cant I get marks like that? laments Ron Krakowiak as he compares his report card with that of Bob Janssen's. MARY QUAGLIA RICHARD RAMBOFF JUDITH RUSZKIEWICZ PAUL SLAZINSKI MARILYNN SMITH JAMES SPINELLE JAMES STIMACH JOYCE ANN STRATYCHUK MARGARET STUMP CELESTE STUWE EVERYN SWAIN BARBARA THEISEN CHARLES THEOBALD Disgusted Art Chmiel resigns himself to the inevitable penalty slip as Gordon Haske administers justice. Tom Feehily looks on with sympathy while Tom Santocke gloats, I told you so. LEONARD UCHANSKI RONALD WARD KATHLEEN WHITMORE PATRICIA WISOCKI WAYNE WOROSZ CARL YARKOSKY CHARLOTTE ZALESKI DENNIS ZOLADZ Activities9 Commencement Climax Senior Year A refreshing walk after lunch is one of the favorite pastimes of the seniors. Following a visit to the Municipal Court, these seniors re-enact a scene for the benefit of the class. Marsha Kuryla is sworn in by judge Thomas O'Reilly, while James Stimach records the minutes. Norbert Topolewski, Tom O'Reilly and Jim Spinelle discuss college plans with Father Swan from Assumption University. 79 The first step to that coveted cap and gown is being measured. Marion Grzybek and Tom O'Reilly are already visualizing themselves as dignified seniors. Feeling important and dignified, senior girls wear their caps and gowns for the first time. The occasion is the solemn Mass commemorating the opening of National Youth Week. Senior boys also make their cap and gown debut as they walk slowly to their front reserved places for the National Youth Week opening Mass. 80 The ring ceremony was solemn and meaningful when Bishop Zaleski blessed the seniors' rings and placed them on awaiting fingers. Distinguished guests at the head table of the senior-sophomore breakfast were Bishop Zaleski seated with Coach David Kline at his right and Miss McGreevy and Mrs. Pierson at his left. Class officers James Potoczak (far left), Michael Fras, Daniel Bieniek, Susan Babel (at Mrs. Pierson's left), Marsha Kuryla and Diane Kendziora also occupied places of honor. Not as solemn, but as eagerly anticipated in the senior year is the ring day breakfast. The seniors are traditionally given the breakfast by the sophomores. 81 r r Cap and gown investiture! Seniors are impressed with the honor of the ceremony and the responsibility that they are beginning to feel as a part of senior year. Senior Activities Continued Graduation—the dream of dreams come true. With heads lifted high, we are well aware that four years of happy memories and friendships will never be forgotten. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATE! The day you receive your diploma for a job well done will soon be here. May we, at Michigan Consolidated Gas, join with family and friends in wishing you continued success and happiness. Whether the road ahead leads to college, a career or marriage, we hope, some day in some small way, that we may serve you. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED gAS COMPANY So much more for so much less-GAS naturally Bob Barrett, Wayne Worosz, Sue Kress and Rita Slesinski enjoy fine food and friendliness displayed by Eida Liberati at LIBERATI RESTAURANT, 6451 Miller, Dearborn, Luzon 2-2730. Mr. Low Mastropietro does not spare himself as he assists Jim Martz, Roy DeFrain and Tom Regan for their big prom night. MAS7RO TUXEDO SHOP is located at 15720 W. Seven Mile Road, Detroit, Br. 3-7955. Sophomores Dan Bourgoise, Tom Cusick and Gerry Fazekas find it impossible to resist the magnetic pull of GOLDEN BOY'S 42 varieties. Lidy Vanden Boogaart helps make the decision easier. Their coffee bar on 13251 W. Warren, Dearborn, three blocks east of Schaefer, is open 24 hours daily. Telephone number, Luzon 1-8147. Ample free parking. “There’s a girl I’d like to meet” I’ve been watching all evening how pleasant and charm- ing she is to everyone. I'm told her name is Betty, and she works for the telephone company.” Yes, Betty, through her day-to-day training on her telephone job, has gained poise and confidence—real assets to an attractive, winning personality. W hen she started her job, Betty had no experience in telephone work. But she was trained with other be- ginners by Michigan Bell's friendly, understanding super- visors. Today Betty’s proud of her work; enjoys a fine salary, regular wage increases, and many new friends. What more could any girl ask in a job? Get in touch with us—perhaps you’ll find there’s one of those interesting telephone jobs for you. A Good Place to Work MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY td! Stimach, Gloria Corrieri and Patricia Kenny talk over business with Pat's father, the owner of KENNY ELEC- TRIC, 13150 5. Morrow Circle, Dearborn; two phones, Luzon 2-0532 and Tiffany 6-4175. Food a-plenty for the asking at MISSEL'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE, 13611 Grand River, Detroit, Venice 5-9594 Lottie Jaroszynski and Barbara DeLong enjoy their snack while Jeanette Wrona, Maureen O'Reilly and Thea Kotz study the Tom O'Reilly, Marge Schemanske, Pat Liedtke and Thea Kotz seek the owner's expert advice in making a selection at Anton Regner's NURSERY-LANDSCAPING-FLOWER SHOP at 7845 Schaefer Road, Dearborn, Luzon 2-5758. , good friend and benefactor Mr. Edmund Lesney of LESNEY FUNERAL HOME, 13201 West Warren, Luzon 1-0200, hats with Norb Topolewski, Dave Sabo and Arthur Faja. Mr. Lawrence Angott explains the equipment of FARM MAID DAIRY, 14430 Fenkell, Detroit, Mich., Venice 7-6000 to seniors Bill Phillips and Dan Bieniek. ' i P fV; V vWv i Virginia Simmer, Pat Wisocki and Ann Pacitti care enough to send the very McCAFFREY OFFICE SUPPLIES, 10622 West Warren, Dearborn, Luzon 6-7070. best which can be purchased at Sheila McCleer, Charlotte Zaleski, Marsha Kuryla and Barbara Colquhoun have discovered the delightful taste of food at HENRY'S. Come see for yourself at 11635 Greenfield, Detroit, Michigan. Three cheers for the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION represented by N. Morgan, S. Babel, P. Misiak, M. Altier, G Corrieri, K. Stimach, M. Lietz, D. Schemanske, P. McElligiatt, M. Esper, R. Belanger, S. Seymour, D. Zdun, D. Jaku- biak, J. Mycek, M. Grzybek, C. VanOast, M. Dorrington, B. Rygiel, J. Hunt, D. Kelley, D. Hanses, V. Stackable, T. Kakaley, M. Trudell; (kneeling) officers: P. Kennedy, L. Daniels, V. Straus, B. Greene. They are backed by an anony- mous benefactor who provided this space. Three cheers for him, too! A typical crowd at any St. Alphonsus football game. Social Patrons Band Boosters Club Bill and Bonnie—'60 Bob and Cathy Choral Club Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deagen Freshmen—Room 102 Freshmen—Room 107 Freshmen—Room 108 Future Nurses Club Future Teachers Club Galen and Duchess Mr. and Mrs. E. Gill Girls Athletic Association Gloria and Dolores—'60 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hanses Mrs. Harleigh Hartman Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hathon Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Henn Intramural Champs—'60 Haske, Krakowiak, Sabo, Spinelle, Vondrak and Worosz Jerry and Joyce—'60 Mr. and Mrs. Jakubiak John and Marsha—'60 Juniors—Room 201 Juniors—Room 202 Juniors Room—204 James Kavon Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. T. Kotz J. Ralph Maicki Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McKenna Mike and Pat—'60 National Honor Society Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly Pat and Dick Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Max Ramboff Bill Romanski—'59 Mrs. Frances Romanski Ronnie and Bob Safety Council Saint Alphonsus Band Seniors—Room 207 Seniors—Room 209 Seniors—Room 210 Sodality Sophomores—101 Sophomores—103 Sophomores—104 Mr. and Mrs. E. Stratychuk Student Council Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tambeau Tom and Sherri—'61 Varsity Club Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wisocki Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yanushonis Yearbook Staff Young Christian Students Planning the stage decorations for the National Honor Society dance are Diane Butske, Tom Dainty, and Sharon Suder. Judy Perry reads a report from the City Safety Council to St. Alphonsus council members. Barbara Theisen, Barbara Greene and Thea Kotz take notes while Barbara Zolna, John Maegerlein and Paul Skotcher listen attentively. LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER- ELECTRICALLY Are you coming back for more education? Getting a job? Establishing a home? What’s all this got to do with electricity? Just this: Whatever the future brings you, electricity will be there to help. For right now we are entering a whole new era of electric living. The home you start will be easier to take care of, more fun to live in, with help from electric appliances. Complete electric home heating, practical and convenient, is growing every day. Your job will be smoother, too, with electrically operated equipment and an increasing array of electronic devices. Even your education benefits from continuing research in many fields related to electricity. One day, you personally may help to create new and better ways to do things electrically. So no matter who you are, where you are or what you’re doing, your future will continue to be brighter, your life will be lighter through electricity. DETROIT EDISON Provides Southeastern Michigan with versatile electric energy Index - a - Adams, Patricia .............................. 56 Alfonsi, Judith -------------------------- 17, 52 Alfonsi, Richard ----------------------- 16, 56 Altesleben, Nicholas -------------------- 43, 56 Altesleben, Paul ................ 16, 34, 43, 65 Altier, Mary ____________________ 24, 40, 60, 89 Anielak, Kathleen .......... -......— 11, 18, 60 Anstett, Joseph ------------------------------ 56 Anstett, Michael ----------------------------- 56 Appleby, Kathleen ------------------------ 20, 60 - B - Babel, Molly 52 Babel, Susan .................... 30, 40, 46, 64 Baidas, Kenneth .................. - 14, 40, 52 Balawajder, Eugene ______________ 13, 29, 39, 40 Band Barrett, John ............................ 48, 65 Barrett, Robert .......................... 60, 84 Batozynski, Lawrence ................. 22, 52, 95 Belanger, Rachelle ------------------ 18, 60, 89 Berry, Pamela____________________ 22, 26, 30, 65 Bessinger, Lorraine --------------------- Bialczyk, Frederick Birrell, Edward............. Bishop Alexander Zaleski Blake, Stanley ------------ Bonkowski, Edith 30-60 Borovsky, Gerald 56 Botruff, Carolynn----------------------------56 Bourgoise, Daniel-----------------------56, 85 Bourseleth, Thomas ...................... — 56 Bradley, Brian Brege, Paul Brown, Mary _______________________ 52 ................. 10, 52 ______________________ 60 Butske, Diane 6 , -C- Cameron, Andrew---------------------- 60 Cameron, John —.........-... 30, 31, 36, 45 Cameron, Mary ------------------------ 56 Cannizzard, Elizabeth -------------------52 Capozzoli, Jerome ...... — 32, 42, 43, 65 Carlin, Kathleen---------------------1® 52 Carney, James -------------- 19 36, 40, 43 Carney, Joseph - 36, 52 Cavanaugh, John ............... 10, 17, 43, 60 Cebulski, Dennis 16, 56 Centkowski, Cynthia ........................ 52 Chmiel, Arthur ______________________ 65, 77 Choral Club -------------------------------- 95 Clark, George ----------------------------- 52 Colquhoun, Barbara 13, 19, 46, 66 Colquhoun, Margaret ................... 17, 52 Condron, Susan ...................... 20, 60 Conflitti, Gerald ................... 40, 52 Conflitti, Nicholas ........ — 37, 39, 40, 43 Conley, Mary---------------------------------56 Corridor, Nicholas 53 Corrieri, Gloria -...........— 17, 22, 60, 89 Cremen, Kathleen 53 Crowley, William-----------------------------53 Cusick, Thomas -------------------- 43, 56, 85 Cyprys, Ronald------------------------- 18, 60 Czerniak, Norbert -------------------- 17, 53 Czerwienski, Judith---------------- 29, 22, 60 Czerwienski, Phyllis 53 - D - 52 L� aimy, inomas Daniels, Lois 41, 60, 89 52 Davis, Gayle 41, 53 64 Deagen, Jeanine ... 13, 19, 66 52 DeFrain, Roy 14, 43, 66, 84 81 DeFrain, Suzanne .. - - 1, 15, 53 65 DeGrazia, James — 37, 40, 53 65 DeLaronde, Jean ... 17, 56 52 DeLong, Barbara ... 33, 60, 86 Demers, John -------------- 16, 37, 43, 56 Dialak, Joan -------------------------------53 Diaz, Carol ------------------- 14, 22, 66 Diaz, Timothy ---------------- 34, 42, 43, 67 Dillon, Roy ------------------- 22, 67, 93 Dobbs, Judith ........................ 41, 56 Dobiesz, Terence 56 Dobrowolski, Thomas 56 Dodge, Michael------------------------------57 Dombrowski, Christine --------------------- 53 Dorrington, Edgar ------------ 18, 39, 43, 60 Dorrington, Mary .................... 57, 89 Duckworth, Patricia--------------- 22, 66, 67 Duffy, James ..................... 37, 40, 53 Dunigan, Mary Ann --------------------------50 _____4, 13, 67 Dynda, Marcella Early, Thomas -E- 53, 95 Right school—wrong room! Freshman Joan Gill suffers from schedule blues during those first confusing high school days. Ellena, Phyllis „. Esper, Mary Ellen Esper, Richard ........ 22, 40, 30, 31, Essenmacher, Donald ....... Evans, Karen ______________ Ewald, Veronica ___________ - F- Faja, Arthur ....... Fazekas, Gerald ----------------------- Feehily, Thomas........................ Ferrara, Lawrence _____________________ Fitch, Mary____________________________ Flowers, Elaine --------------------- — Franchi, Frank .................... 10, Fras, Michael ................. 30, 36, Fundaro, William--------------- 30, 37, Future Nurses-------------------------- Future Teachers...................... — ____ 53 67, 89 .... 57 .... 53 ..... 67 ...... 53 43, 60 57, 85 67, 77 46, 60 11, 60 ____60 17, 60 43, 56 40, 64 _____ 48 _____18 -G- Gajor, Lawrence ........................ Gajor, Walter___________________________ Geisinger, Lorraine -------------------- George, Kenneth -------------------- 37, Gerski, Thomas _________________________ Gilhool, Leo----------------------- 40, Gill, Joann----------------------------- Gillissie, Thomas Gilsdorf, Lawrence .......— Girard, Gary -------------- Girls Athletic Association Godard, Thomas ------------ Goralski, Paul ------------ Gray, Nancy---------------- Greene, Barbara............ - 30, 41, .... 67 ____60 ____60 40, 53 ____57 43, 57 53, 92 11, 57 11, 57 ____ 60 ____ 89 11, 57 ____ 60 20, 57 46, 68 As one can readily see, juniors are always able to find something exciting to do during the noon hour. Greski, Sharon ... Groske, Raymond Grzybek, Marian Guastella, Frances Gusfa, Kenneth Guyitt, Dennis — Haldas, Geraldine Hall, Joseph Hansen, Arthur _ Hansen, Robert - H - _____________57 ______20, 57 13, 41, 68, 89 ___________ 60 _____________53 ___________61 ____________ 57 ... 14, 18, 53 ___________ 61 68 Hanses, Dorine Hanses, Grace 41, 61, 89 19, 57 ___41, 53 1 Hanses, Lorraine------------------ Harbrecht, Joanne---------------------------57 Harland, Suzanne-----------------------10, 53 Hartmus, Eleanor ---------------------------57 Haske, Gordon----------------- 30, 36, 43, 68 Hathon, Robert ----------------------- 19, 57 Healy, Mark------------------- 30, 31, 37, 68 Healy, Robert_________________________28, 61 Heifer, Martin_________________________29, 61 Henn, Thomas .........- 29, 30, 40, 61 Herter, Joseph 53 Hoffman, Janet ----------------------- 41, 53 Hoffman, Marquerite--------------------22, 57 Hoffman, Patricia ------------ 23, 28, 31, 68 Hopkinson, Gail-----------------------------57 Horger, Kathleen 61 Horrigan, Candace 53 Hullsiek, Mary Beth --------- 22, 29, 68, 95 Hunt, Colette--------------------------13 68 Hunt, Janet------------------------41 57, 89 Hunt, William-------------------------------53 - J- Jakubiak, Delphine,------------22, 41, 61, 89 Jankowski, Donald----------------------15, 57 Janssen, Myra-------------------------------51 Janssen, Robert -------------- 22, 36, 42, 69 Januzzi, Robert ------------------ 30, 43, 53 Jaroszynski, Lottie .......... 18, 33, 61, 86 Jarvis, Camille--------------------22, 26, 53 Jatkoe, Chester-----------------------------51 Johnson, Dennis-----------------------------51 Johnson, Diana------------------------ 27, 29, 61 Johnson, Eileen------------------------41, 53 Johnston, Dolores 19, 69 Jordan, Theresa-----------------------13 69 - K - Kaiser, Diane--------------------------22, 53 Kaiser, Jack---------------------- Kakaley, Theresa Kanclerz, Joan ____________61 24, 41, 61, 89 53 Katofiasc, Ralph-------------------- 36, 40, 57 Kay, Miss Jo Ann------------------------------ 1 Waiting for school to open, seniors Mary Quaglia, Roy Dillon, Richard Ramboff, and Frank Pasz cram in that last bit of studying before going to class. 1 .-ir V j 1 x ■ C Co-operation from Charlotte Zaleski helps Ron Ward do some dolling up before the photographer takes his picture. Keller, William Kelley, Diane Kelly, Patricia Kelly, Richard _________________ 11, 57 .............. 22, .61, 89 _______________________ 61 ___________ 36, 40, 43, 57 Kendziora, Dianne-------------- 30, 40, 56, 81 Kennedy, Patricia-------------- 30, 31, 40, 61 Kenny, Patricia---------------------18, 61, 86 Kerpet, Gerald-------------------------------57 Kilmartin, Margaret--------------------------53 Klimuszko, Christine-------------------53, 41 Kline, Mr. David--------------- 19, 37, 40, 43 Kobielski, Kathleen--------------------------53 Kalasa, Janet--------------------------------61 Kolon, Patricia-------------------- 25, 28, 61 Kopicko, Loretta-----------------------------57 Korzyn, Glenn--------------------- 10, 40, 54 Kott, Cynthia----------------------------- 61 Kotz, Theodora----------------- 30, 31, 33, 61 Kowalewski, Joseph----------------- 34, 43, 69 Kowalski, Sandra--------------------------— 57 Kozleski, Albert------------------- 25, 27, 57 Kozlowski, Edward ---------------------------57 Krakowiak, Ronald----------------------------69 Kress, Robert--------------------------------61 Kress, Susan----------------------- 69, 84, 94 Kroll, Janice ----------------------------- 69 Krych, Elaine------------------------------ 54 Kukla, Kristeen-------------------------18 57 Kullman, Barbara------------------—--------- 61 Kuryla, John----------------------------54, 79 Kuryla, Marsha----------------- 13, 30, 64, 89 Kuzyns, Geraldine----------------------------54 - L- Lakomy, Felix--------------------------------54 Lakowski, Brian-------------------------36, 54 Lala, Robert----------------------- 26, 54, 95 Lamb, Barbara--------------------------------58 Lamerato, Frances-----------------------29 58 Laskowski, Margaret--------------------------58 Leeny, Camilla----------------------------- 69 Lemire, Peter---------------------------------' Lewandowski, William--------------- 40, 43, 70 cc Lewis, Rosemary------------------------------ Liedtke, Patricia ..... 23• 70' 87 Lietz, Mary____________________ 29, 30, 62, 89 Lipinski, Walter-----------------------------7 Liskiewicz, Patricia 14, 70 Liskiewicz, Richard---------------------29' 61 Lloyd, Kathryn 17, 52 Loch, Constance-------------- Locker, William___________________________61 Luke, Richard______________________________58 Lukiewski, Michael .............. 26, 30, 54 Lyons, Thomas_____________________________58 - M - Mack, Marilyn__________________________15, 58 Mackey, Mr. James_________________________40 Maczuga, Margaret------------- 26, 29, 30, 70 Maegerlein, John-------------------16, 58, 90 Maegerlein, Marie----------------------22, 61 Maguire, Maribeth------------------12, 15, 58 Maicki, Ralph--------------------------23, 70 Majek, Bernadine---------------------------58 Majek, Judith------------------------------54 Malecke, Patricia_____________ 22, 25, 66, 70 Malicki, Robert---------------------------62 Marciniak, Kenneth ----------- 43, 46, 58, 95 Martin, Michael---------------------------70 Martwick, Mr.------------------------------38 Martz, James__________________ 15, 42, 47, 71 Martz, Thomas--------------------------15, 62 Maset, Dolores-----------------------------62 Maruszak, Leonard----------------------40, 54 Mazur, Frederick---------------------------62 Mazur, Thomas------------------------------54 McCleer, Sheila 14, 71, 89 McCormick, Susan--------------------------54 McElligatt, Patricia---------------41, 58, 89 McGann, Bonita-------------------------24, 62 McGreevy, Miss Genevieve 12, 81 McKenna, Mary Alice------------------------54 McLogan, Patrick-----------------------12, 71 McPhail, Donald---------------------------54’ McShane, William-----------------------43, 54 Melford, Darlene-----------------------22, 62 Melodiers ---------------------------------46 Merlino, Rosaria---------------------------54 Michalak, Diane---------------------4, 66, 71 Miedlar, Donna-------------------------- 54 Miedlar, Robert------------------------46, 58 Miller, Joan------------------------------ 58 Miller, Pamela-------------------■-------- 62 Minne, Marilyn--------------------------- 58 Miotke, DavicJ-------------------------30, 62 Misiak, Patricia-------------- — 41, 62, 89 Misuda, Joanne---------------------13 32, 72 Modrzejewski, Franklin------------------- 72 Modrzejewski, Robert-------------------43, 54 93 Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? sing Susan Kress and Mary Trudell during a noon day break. Moore, Noreen 54 Morgan, Noreen .. 13, 41, 72, 89 Moryc, Margaret 4, 12, 72 Mound, Albert 62 Mowat, Charles 30, 43, 58 Murphy, Judith 58 Musson, Eileen______________________20, 54 Mycek, Judith_______________________62, 89 Mycek, Mary Jo 62 Mydlowski, Dianne 58 Mydlowski, Robert 54 - N - Naiukow, Nicholas 42, 43, 71, 72 Najmowicz, Robert ... 21, 34, 36, 62 National Honor Society 31 Neme, Claire 41, 58 Nolan, Sally 19, 22, 72 Nowaczyk, Pamel 19, 24, 58 Nowak, Gloria 14, 72 Nowakowski, Lawrence .... 54 -O- Oddo, Mr. Frank_______________________23, 46 O'Reilly, Mary____________________________58 O'Reilly, Maureen____________ 30, 31, 33, 62 O'Reilly, Thomas_____________ 33, 42, 72, 79 Ortman, Margaret Ostrowski, Marilyn Otto, Barbara ____ Owen, Patricia Ozimkowski, Cheryl 29, 58 10, 18, 62 ________62 14, 30, 54 58 - P - Pachucki, Judith_____________________ 24, 26, 62 Pachucki, Mary_______________________________54 Pacitti, Ann ................. 30, 31, 33, 64 Parcheta, Donald__________________________11, 62 Pascoe, Sharon_________________________________58 Pasz, Franklin____________________________73, 93 Patton, Michael___________________________16, 73 Pawlukiewicz, Constance-------------- 22, 32, 73 Pemmitt, Donna_______________________________54 Perry, Judith___________________ 25, 28, 30, 62 Peszynski, Marilyn________________________30, 58 Peterson, Kathleen---------------------------54 Phillips, Michael---------------------11, 40, 58 Phillips, William--------------- 30, 34, 64, 88 Pierson, Karon________________________4, 22, 73 Pierson, Mrs. Katharine-------------------17, 81 Pietrzyk, Gerald---------------- 26, 30, 32, 73 Piotrowski, Darlene------------------------4, 58 Pitrone, Joseph----------------------42, 71, 73 Plante, Constance_____________________24, 62 Plante, Paul____________________________30, 52 Pocock, Barbara______________________________54 Pocock, Donald__________________________10, 62 Posner, David________________________________62 Potoczak, James_______________ 30, 43, 56, 58 Prais, Daniel___________________________42, 73 Prisby, Elizabeth_______________________25, 62 Pustula, Helen___________________________4, 73 - Q- Quaglia, Mary______________________13, 74, 93 Quillinan, Michael___________________________62 Quinlan, Eugene_________________________15, 62 - R - Ramboff, Richard______________ 14, 32, 74, 93 Ratke, Alexander________________________14, 54 Regan, Thomas_____________________14, 74, 84 Reminder, Lindsey _______________13, 29, 62 Reska, Edward---------------------------25, 62 Reverend Thomas Gumbleton----------------7, 29 Reverend Joseph Jacyna------------------------7 Reverend Leon Page---------------------7, 26 Reverend Harold Wolf----------------7, 32, 46 Rimmel, John_________________________________58 Robak, Susan_________________________________54 Roch, Raymond--------------------------------54 Rodak, Eileen----------------------11 41, 58 Rodak, Evelyn________________________________59 Rodak, Walter______________________17, 46, 62 Rogowski, Daniel____________________5, 18, 62 Rojek, Karen---------------------------------52 Romanski, Diane------------------------------54 Rosa, James------------------------ 21, 46, 59 Rosalik, Joseph---------------------21, 46, 59 Rossow, Carol---------------------------15 59 Rubini, Mary Sue-----------------------------59 Rukat, Phillip--------------------------25, 74 Ruszkiewicz, Judith-----------------4, 71, 75 Rygiel, Bernice---------------— 13, 41, 63 89 Rzepka, Ronald--------------------------20, 54 -S- Sabo, David------------------- 30, 31, 46, 64 Sabo, Gerald__________________ 30, 36, 40, 63 Safety Council________________________—— 90 Salois, Patricia-----------------------------53 Salois, Priscilla----------------------------54 Santocke, Thomas —-------------- — 22, 75, 77 Sarnowski, Carol-----------------------------59 Sartar, Sandra----------------------4, 25, 59 Savage, Suzanne ---------------------------- 55 94 Schemanske, Donna_____________ 30, 41, 63, 89 Schemanske, Margaret_________ 46, 71, 75, 87 Schemanske, Thomas__________________________55 Schilling, Darlene ________________________ 63 Schmidt, Susan______________________________59 Scoda, Robert___________________________15; 75 Scott, Margaret------------------------26, 41, 55 Seasock, Jacqueline ___________________ 11, 59 Semanisin, Ronald __________________________63 Senkus, Raymond-------------- 28, 31, 43, 63 Sequin, Mr. Joseph__________________________43 Seymour, Mary_______________________________55 Seymour, Sharon_______________ 10, 32, 75, 89 Shaw, Harriett____________________ 26, 29, 55 Sheppard, Robert .................... 19, 59 Shevock, Joseph_____________________________59 --------------------20, 55 .................. 11, 59 Short, Margaret_____________________ Sierota, John_______________________ Simmer, Virginia--------------- 26, 29, 33, 75 _______________14 _______________24 -------------21 Sister Alice Anne, O.P.____________________ Sister Helen Ann, O.P. ____________________ Sister Jane Edward, O.P.___________________ Sister Jean Marie, O.P........... 8, 31, 32 _____16 _____ 11 .............. 16 ______________16 ________________19 _______________ 13 ______________22 ______________11 _______________ 14 ... 27, 43, 63, 90 ___________19, 59 ____18, 34, 75 ___________63, 84 ________________43 Sister John Thomas, O.P. _________ Sister Madonna Therese, O.P. Sister Marie Annette, O.P. Sister Marie Irene, O.P........... Sister Marion, O.P._______________ Sister Mary Hilda, O.P. __________ Sister Mary Mercita, O.P._________ Sister Mary Seraphim, O.P.________ Sister Therese Ann, O.P.__________ Sister Thomas Cecile, O.P.________ Skotcher, Paul____________ Slazinski, James__________ Slazinski, Paul___________ Slesinski, Rita___________ Smith, Mr. James Smith, Marilyn Smith, Patricia Smith, Patrick Smith, Ronald 4, 13, 28, 75 ____ 30, 41, 55 37, 40, 43, 55 _________15, 63 St. Alphonsus Church—the bulwark of each student's life. Everything he is, and every- thing he does is focused on and centered around his church. Stacks and stacks! Larry Batozynski, Ken Marceniak, Tom Early, and Bob Lala pause for a breather after heavy duty on the Band Paper drive. Sniezyk, Gail________________________________55 Soave, Daniel ......................... 20, 55 Sobiechowski, Carole_________________________55 Sodality ____________________________________28 Sorek, Casimer_______________________________63 Sosnowski, Leonard __________________________55 Spencer, Robert_________________________40, 59 Spinelle, James _______________ 18, 36, 38, 76 Spinelle, Nancy_____________________19, 41, 55 Stackable, Virginia________________ 22, 59, 89 Stencel, Margaret____________________________63 Stimach, Carolyn_____________________________55 Stimach, James ________________ 28, 31, 40, 76 Stimach, Kathryn_______________ 25, 41, 63, 89 Stratychuk, Joyce _____________ 13, 31, 33, 76 Straus, Veronica________________18, 30, 31, 64 Studders, Catherine .............. 22, 30, 63 Student Council _____________________________30 Stump, Brian_________________________________59 Stump, Margaret__________________4, 14, 66, 76 Stuwe, Celeste_________________ 22, 26, 76, 95 Suder, Bonnielyn________________________30, 55 Suder, Sharron_____________________ 22, 63, 90 Swain, Everyn___________________________47, 76 Sysko, David_______________________ 36, 43, 59 Sysko, Mitchell________________ 20, 36, 43, 59 Szkutnicki, James____________________________55 - T - Tabaczynski, Richard_________________________55 Tambeau, Anne___________________________14, 63 Tambeau, Lucy___________________________20, 55 Tarnacki, William_______________________15, 63 Teed, Elmer_____________________________43, 59 Telfer, Janet_______________________19, 40, 59 Tellerico, Frank________________________22, 63 Ternes, Donald_________________ 37, 40, 43, 59 Terreault, Marylou 55 Theisen, Barbara--------------- 28, 30, 31, 76 Theobald, Charles-----------------------15, 76 Theoret, Thomas-------------------------20, 63 Thomas, Carole_______________________________55 Topolewski, Norbert____________ 28, 30, 46, 77 Trotz, Edward________________________________63 Trudell, Barbara 4, 55 Trudell, James-------------------------------63 Trudell, Mary__________________ 41, 77, 89, 94 - U - Uchanski, Leonard ..................... 15, 78 Uchwat, Frederick .......................... 63 Ulicny, Mary----------------------------29, 59 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY W«y d. 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T.,lo. mxl Urban, Robert 55 - V - Van Oast, Carol________________19, 41, 77, 89 Varsity Club_______________________________34 Vogt, Alice -------------------------------59 Vondrak, Dennis______________________15, 63 Vondrak, Frederick ------------------43, 77 Vondrak, Michael_____________________25, 55 - W - Wafer, Carol_______________________________63 Ward, Karen _______________________________63 Ward, Ronald__________________ 36, 37, 43, 78 Wasik, Laurence____________________________59 Wawrzynowicz, Shirley__________________24, 59 Wedzel, Patricia___________________________55 Weeg, Patricia_________________________17, 59 Wendt, Bernard _______________________ 37, 63 Whitlow, Robert .................... 20, 55 Whitmore, Kathleen 78 Whitmore, Mary Lou_________________________55 Wiechowski, Gary___________________________55 Wieczorek, Loretta_________________14, 26, 55 Wislinski, Beverly_________________________55 Wisocki, Patricia_____________ 31, 33, 78, 88 Wlodarczyk, Christine ________________ 41, 55 Wojcik, Frank______________________________59 Worosz, Kristina___________________________55 Worosz, Wayne______________________14, 78, 84 Wozny, Marlene ........................... 59 Writers' Club______________________________18 Wrona, Jeanette________________________63, 86 Wrona, Mark____________________________37, 55 - Y - Yanushonis, Mary Ann_______________30, 41, 59 Yarkosky, Carl---------------- 15, 36, 43, 78 Yaszek, Ronald_____________________________63 Yearbook Staff_________________________33, 95 Young, Lynn________________________________55 Young Christian Students___________________29 -Z- Zabinski, Sylvia _________________ 17, 30, 59 Zaleski, Charlotte_____________13, 31 78, 89 Zawacki, Barbara___________________________55 Zdun, Darlene______________________24, 41, 89 Zielinski, Carol_______________________30, 63 Zoladz, Dennis 16, 32, 78 Zolna, Barbara____________________ 30, 63, 90 THE 1960 ARROW STAFF Patricia Wisocki Virginia Simmer Daniel Bieniek Joyce Stratychuk Barbara DeLong Lottie Jarosznyski Theodora Kotz Maureen O'Reilly Ann Pacitti Thomas O'Reilly Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Layout Copy Writers Sports Copy Writer Oh, how we could harmonize! Singing in a group is always fun agree Choral officers Pam Berry, Mary Beth Hullsiek, Celeste Stuwe, and Noreen Morgan.