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

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(Above) Sister Judith uses slides to present art theory to her seventh hour class. (Top) Linda Kneffel, Dave Bobow- ski, and Dave Pikulski make sure that the clarinet section of the band is always in tune. (Top right) Pianist Eva Siarkowski accompanies the finely tuned sopranos. (Ex- treme right) The advanced altos give their all to “I've Gotta Be Me. (Right) Doug Woniewski and Mark Golem- biewski add the unique sound of finger cymbals and tambourines to the percussion section as Tim Raczynski listens in. 28

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Past history is road to tomorrow The battle plan of the Social Studies De- partment began to take shape. Armed with their books and first-rate knowledge, the faculty members gave their commands- The first objective of the Freshmen was to conquer World History. They accom- plished their objective by delving into the lives of the ancient Greeks and making their way through the Middle Ages and World Wars. Success was achieved as they approached the present era of history. The battle was turned over to the Juniors who succeeded by overtaking U. S. History. They defeated King George III and took an active part in the Civil War. The climax appeared as the Seniors over- took U. S. Government and captured For- eign Relations and Economics. They pro- gressed from the election of a president and finally wound up the battle by over- throwing the stock market. Through the unity and high morale of the students and teachers, every facet of Social Studies is a new and exciting piece of knowledge to explore, conquer and develop. Social Studies Faculty: Sr. Bettina. Mr. Scltlaff. Mr. Fleming. Mrs. Mellon. Mr. Williams, Mr. Headley. 27

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4 1 ■ A V r I K .J V - - «i A Fine Arts Community flourishes at St. Al’s Welcome to Arrow-town where talented Arrows show the world their showmanship, skill and abilities in the fields of Art, Band, and Choral. For those who desire to emulate the great artists or “do their own thing there is the Art Studio headed by Sr. Judith who guides amateur artists in becoming masters. in the Activities Building Mr. Tallieu leads the band in Christmas medleys and musical scores. Singing to the tunes of the band or Sr. Robert Christine’s piano are the swinging sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses of the Soph- omore chorus and Advanced chorus. The combined talents of these three fields help to produce the musical each spring. 29