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

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“In-between-comments” during faculty meeting provide the cipal. Sister Marie Ruth discusses school business with pause that refreshes for administration and teachers. Prin- religious and lay teachers at the convent. Leader at home and abroad, Bishop Zaleski returns to give the fruits to his parishioners through his priests: Father Ciesniewski, Father Trent, and Father Granger. Faculty Welds Christian Supercharged with spirit “Ecumenical, administration and faculty gear all ARROWS to the assembly line of “Peak perfor- mance to a well-rounded personality. Men and women whose lives are a silent drama of soul power are the purveyors of this great aim in Catholic education. Close proximity to the Council in the person of our Pastor, His Excellency, Bishop Zaleski, provide easy motivation for teaching of the philosophy of the Catholic Church. Knowledge, depth, variety, and harmony exist- ing among the great leaders of the Church create an awareness which is essential to mature living. Teachers equip in order to develop in their charges the standards set forth by a course of study aimed at the education of the whole n;an. Thus—vocational efficiency, responsible political action, personal happiness, mental health and loving tolerance radiate from the enlightened mind kept alive because it “lives ...today...tomorrow...always. 6

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Friendships Old Meet New First rush-days pose serious problems for seniors, Kathleen Uchwat, Sharon Uchwat and Cindy Sudnick. Epicurian air sparks ARROW party as hubs of upperclassmen turn wheels of new revolutions. “Coolcrispandenergetic” ARROWS exchanged greetings on the first day of school after the summer respite. Soaring enrollments, teamed with with jet-away drive, posed housing problems for ARROWS B-HIVE of Activity. Awaiting the com- pletion of the new building, students assembled OUTSIDE, INSIDE, and UNDER the HOODS of any section adaptable in the econ-o-way of education. “Welcome back...” and “Welcome to... made first day conversation as ARROWS readied them- selves for big business. Former faculty members and students extended a hearty welcome to new pace-makers at Saint Alphonsus. Old books parted with old friends and new books made new friends in first day transactions. Angela Babel is the audacious beauty watching Anthony Adams and David Slazinski as they bargain collectively. Former graduate Joseph Car- ney compares agenda. ..com- Final purchases made, Kenneth Halibozek gives serious ments pro and con arc advice to Eleanor Franchi about bargain hunting as exchanged with Kathleen Mary Bokuniewicz awaits another sale. Uchwat. 5

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Unity in Leadership Father Dominic keys ARROWS to victory during pep assembly. His Excellency, Most Reverend Alexander M. .aleski, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit and Pastor of Saint Alphonsus Parish. Cash-and-carry stakes provide mid-sale negotiations for Sister Carol Anne and Edward Tallon while Sister Ruth Eileen awaits to make the final check.