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

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Saint Alphonsus Priests HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND ALEXANDER M. ZALESKI, D.D. A uxiliar y Bishop of Detroit Pastor of Saint Alphonsus Parish 10

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FACULTY AND CLASSES All are ARROWS! . . . faculty, students, classes . . . enlightening . . . conforming . . . uniting in the greatest history-making epoch of time. With Shepard and Glenn we looked back toward earth and saw ancient myths reborn, old elements renamed, and Franklin’s kite a Tel- star. With our pastor, The Reverend Bishop Zaleski, we traveled in the craft of our religior classes to Rome to participate in the NEW Coun- cil of the Church. As a result, we learned to view authority, self-discipline, and rules in a different light ... a NEW way for all Arrows. The fac- ulty, like the NEW “atomic clock,” aids track- ing stations in determining the precise orbits in the galaxy of knowledge for classifying students, regulating classes, and determining the best way for ALL ARROWS as TIME ticks on to NEW revolutions.

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Power Religion Classes Father Trent endeavors to create confidence in students Patrick Ortman, Mary Ellen Frances and Barbara Bradtke. “Each time you go back, you reinforce . . states Father Granger in his commentary on study habits. Bridging the chasm between the real values of spiritual and physical worlds, our priests have made a luminous opening to another world for all Ar- rows. Using religion as a core, other fields of intellectual interest add new per- sonal dimensions to one’s line, and wider vistas to one’s highest endeavors. Theory is made practical by the guiding hands of our priests as they clock each one of us in the school calendar of events. Father Ciesniewski considers before making his final decision on oral report of Joanne Jezewski and Richard Stachura.