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

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Robert Pruneau Robert busker Arlene Raczynski Richard Ratke Walter Remijan Judith Reska Donna Rachunok Nancy Rogel Casmer Ruzycki Deborah Santickhia Rosemarie Schmidt Diane Schewe Robert Sciba Kathleen Scholz John Smith fBelonging1 Creates New Spirit Ted Sniezyk Karen Sobick Ronald Stachura Michelle Stempien John Tenaglia Bernard Tobiczyk Gerald Solano James Solano Mary Soltau Arnold Swain Bernadine Szostak Donna Szymusiak Beatrice Tokoly Linda Turovaara Diane Urda Beverly Valchine Mark Vondrak Frank Bazner Ralph Wieleba Jean Zielonko 17

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Studying to Adjustments Sparks New Life on Cascades of Endeavors SOPHOMORES Initiative is the combustion chamber of the sophomore year. Plateaus of learning and new responsibility causes the motor to idle, to consider, before ascending to loftier heights of knowledge. Arrows on the second plateau assume responsibilities in their world-between worlds. FORGING AHEAD with tight-squeezed schedules, fact-filled assignment sheets, and multi-extra-curricular activities, ARROWS check the debits and credits as they participate in new activities. Hearts thumped in melodious crescendos when ring-day ceremony provided contact with up- per class men. Sophomores envisaged their day when they, too, would join the roster of SENIORS of 66. Would the big “WHY’S” that surge in their minds NOW be the same WHY’S of ’66? Contests were so much fun—but Why must 104 always be on top? Why think about leisure time for adults, why not figure out a way to provide more leisure time for sopho- mores amassed in a whirlpool of drives, studies, and teendom blues? These are all signs of FORGING AHEAD in this whirl-daze of second-time ’round. 19