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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

St. Alphonsus High School 7265 Calhoun Dearborn, Michigan -48126 Volume 13 3 7 Smiling at the recollection of my fears. The 1979 Arrow is dedicated to Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett in appreciation for the time and effort she has put forth during her five years as the books’ advisor. During this time. Mrs. Barrett’s knowledge of production procedures has been consistently instilled in the yearbook staff—during school as well as on her own time. After five years of perserverance in producing the St. Alphonsus yearbooks, the students and surrounding community can be proud of Mrs. Barrett’s work. This yearbook is created for the memories of the times we have shared this past year and would not be possible without her supervision and help. After ten years and three promotions. Mr. James O'Donnell is our principal. He graduated from Catholic Central High School and then moved northeast to Saint John Fischer College in Rochester. New York, where he majored in English and minored in Social Studies. Upon graduation, he returned to the Detroit area and im- mediately began looking for a Catholic school in which to teach. After an interview with Sr. Agnes Charles and a look around the school, he decided St. Alphonsus was where he belonged. Now that Mr. O'Donnell has become principal, he is beginning to see things from a different perspective. To avoid being regarded as an administrative figurehead who is out of tune with the students. Mr. O'Donnell decided to teach a class this year. He hopes to see a better in- terpersonal relationship between the ad- ministration and the student body, and is constantly stressing the need for stronger communication ties. Commenting on the state of things this year, he feels that there is a good attitude among the students and I hope to see it perpetuate a spirit of cooperation in the school . 12 After graduating from Edsel Ford High School. Assistant Principal Lawrence Suarez went on to Michigan State for his undergraduate work. He is now completing his graduate studies at Eastern Michigan. It is interesting to note that Mr. Suarez 16 one of few teachers to attend a public high school and then go on to teach and do administrative work in a Catholic high school. Speculating on the future of St. Alphon- sus, he sees us as always staying with a structured atmosphere, but feels there will be more diffusion of responsibility among the students, which will lead to greater motivation and participation. A Detroit native. Sr. Marie Arthur received her Bachelor’s from Sienna Heights College, and her Master’s from the Catholic University and U. of D. She has degrees in Social Studies. English, and Guidance. After college. Sister went on to be ad- minister of St. Theresa’s. St. Mary’s Royal Oak and Regina Dominican in Wilmut, Illinois. Sister’s family lives in Royal Oak and she has a brother in this parish. She became an Adrian Dominican Sister because she felt it was the work that the Lord designated for her. During her free time she enjoys work- ing with the senior sisters in gereontology and appreciates listening to different types of music. Working for 21 years at St. Alphonsus has been thrilling for Mrs. Louise McGuire. She enjoys the contacts with the students and the activity. After working the office of public schools for lOVa years, she finds the students here more responsive. Mrs. McGuire would like to stay on at St. Alphonsus and make one of her goals come true - having a larger office. A most memorable event for Mrs. McGuire was being able to enroll a group of students as first graders and later enroll them as Seniors. They presented her with a dozen roses, one for each year. Her free time is spent bowling, garden- ing. reading, fishing on Lake St. Clair and be- ing with her 9 year-old grandson. 13 Being a librarian has always been Mrs. Sylvia Kumor’s life desire. She attended Wayne State University, married three years after graduation, and went back to school for her Master’s in Library Science after having her last child. In March of 1370 she received her degree. This is Mrs. Kumor’s ninth year here at St. Alphonsus, during which she gave her time first to the grade schoolers, and now to the high school students. At this point, Mrs. Kumor has no intentions of leaving this school, but plans to continue her dedication to the St. Al’s students. Sister Norite Marie is a great asset to the operation of Saint Alphonsus High School. She takes attendance of the school daily, along with helping Mrs. Maguire and Sister Marie Arthur in the office. The school and students greatly appreciate her dedicated work. Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett attended Regina High School in Cleveland. Ohio, and went on to St. Mary’s College in Notre Dame. In- diana. where she studied English Literature and Education. There she met her husband and came with him to the Detroit area. She then began teaching at St. Alphonsus, and attended night school at Oakland Univer- sity to earn her Master’s Degree in Reading Education. Mrs. Barrett has seen the English Department branch out into many areas stressing basic English skills as well as sound literary background. Mrs. Barrett will begin raising a family soon, and she would like to tutor Reading in the future. 14 Mr. Robert Hudy attended St. Andrew High School and went on to W.S.U. where he received his B.S. in Health and Physical Education. He then taught at Mount Carmel High School in Wyandotte. There he taught English. Science. History. Phys. Ed. end Mass Communication. During this time he married and involved himself in outdoor sports such as backpacking. He looks forward to trying his hand at mountain climbing and hang gliding. Mr. Hudy’s goals for his career at St. Alphonsus are to help upgrade the Physical Education Department through non- competitive activity and to introduce boys’ Volleyball and Co-ed tennis. With all the good things happening at St. Alphonsus. Mr. Hudy should be here for a long time. E. - Mrs. Rosemary Maynard spent her school years in San Benito. Texas. From there she came to the Detroit area and began commuting to Wayne State Univer- sity. In between schooling, she found herself busy raising three sons and a daughter. But fate had a hand in things, and her stretch of motherhood served to enrich the final outcome of her career. She decid- ed to continue her education at Mercy Col- lege. majoring in Home Economics Educa- tion with Social Studies as a minor. When asked her opinion of St. Alphonsus. Mrs. “Maynard replied, It's nice to be your own department head—and the whole department! Here at St. Alphonsus. Mr. Maci is one of the best comedians, but also one of the best English teachers. He graduated from H.F.C.C. and Central Michigan University with an Associate of Arts and a B.S. in Education. He enjoys teaching and wants to present learning in a fun and highly scholastic style. Sports such as canoeing and camping keep him in shape. He also coaches a pee-wee hockey team. While in the Army, Mr. Maci was a teletype operator and received a citation for setting up communications between Managuan and Nicaraguan people during their infamous earthquake. 15 Mr. Donald Dixon grew up in Dearborn and attended Edsel Ford High School. He went on to the University of Michigan where he graduated with majors in History and English. He has always been interested in literature, especially poetry, because he sees the beautiful way that people can ex- press themselves and let their feelings be known. When not working. Mr. Dixon enjoys the pleasures that music can bring, and the adventures of camping. His interests are revealed through the various jobs he has held. Aside from working as a page in a library and a camp counselor, he put himself through college by playing guitar. Ms. Carolyn Nord was born on Detroit's west side but her high school days were spent at the Felician Academy. She receiv- ed her BA at Madonna College, where she majored in English and minored in both Theology History. Ms. Nord has taught grades one through eight and also adult education programs. This is the first time in the history of Ms. Nord's career that she has taught in a high school. Miss Nord came to St. Alphonsus because she felt the student body cared about their education, and had heard of the dances, plays, music and sports. Mr. Thomas Rashid graduated from Eastern Michigan University where he received a Bachelor's Degree in Education with a major in History and a minor in Physical Education. He first came to work here at St. Alphonsus as a trainer on the coaching staff. Last year he accepted the position of Athletic Director, an extensive job that he is well trained for. He hopes to see more enthusiasm toward athletics by players and spec- tators alike. In Mr. Rashid’s eyes, being part of St. Alphonsus can be a fun and en- joyable experience, and he feels gratified to be back at his old high school. 16 Mr. John Rashid was born and raised in Dearborn and attended St. Alphonsus Grade School and High School. Here he developed a strong relationship with God. which became the focal point of his career and personal philosophy. He graduated from the University of Detroit, majoring in Theology end History, and minoring in Philosophy and English. Later he received a Master's Degree in Education from the University of Michigan. Mr. Rashid feels his job is worthwhile and satisfying when students enthusiastically learn the teachings and beliefs of the Church and carry this enthusiasm to adulthood. Mr. Michael Quail went from Allen Park High School to Wayne State University where he majored in Mathematics and Psychology. He is presently working on his Master of Arts in Mathematics. During his years at Wayne he had some odd jobs such as transporting bodies—dead, that is—from the hospital to the morgue. As a teacher at St. Alphonsus. he would like to get everybody actively involved with all events. In his spare time, he likes to go camping, canoeing, and commune with nature. If he wasn't teaching. Mr. Quail says he’d either like to be a tennis or bowling pro. To become a counselor. Mrs. Marilyn Reagan had much schooling to tackle. After graduating from Shrine of the Little Flower High School, she attended Marygrove College, majoring in Sociology with a Psychology minor. She later went on to earn her Master’s Degree in Guidance and Counseling at Wayne State University. Among her other accomplishments, she worked with the handicapped at a school in Royal Oak. and as a substitute teacher. Mrs. Reagan immediately strikes you as someone who is always willing to give you help. While raising five children, she found and made time to listen with an open mind. 17 Fr. Ralph Quane feels comfortable at St. Alphonsus despite the fact that it is his first year here. He cites as the reason for this the small size of the school and the resultant well-defined school spirit. The students, he finds, are friendly to strangers and show a genuine desire to make people feel welcome. When Fr. Quane relaxes after a long day. he can be found reading Patristic Literature or listening to music. He was a musician before attending the seminary. When his reason for recreation turns from relaxing to relieving tension, he takes his frustrations out on raquet ball court, play- ing one of his favorite games. St. Al’s graduates always seem to come home again, but only a few return on such a long term basis as Mrs. Margaret Skora. After receiving her degree from Mercy College and teaching for a few years in the Detroit Public School system. Mrs. Skora has returned home to teach History and Government. She is presently working on a Master’s Degree at the University of Michigan at Dearborn. Because she has lived in this community all her life, Mrs. Skora feels she can under- stand the students more effectively. She feels more relaxed here than in the Detroit Schools because this is a smaller institu- tion which enables a teacher to get closer to the students. Mrs. Margaret Duelo has attended several schools in her academic career. After graduating from South High School, she attended Grand Rapids Junior College. From there, she proceeded to Michigan State University. Her final educational stop was the University of Michigan. Mrs. Duelo has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and a Vocational Certificate. Now that her children are through high school and she has finshed with such responsibilities as having her son’s float built at her home. Mrs. Duelo can spend more time doing the things she enjoys most. Among these are bowling and watching baseball games. Baseball has been her favorite sport ever since she herself played on a team as a young girl. 18 Mrs. Dolores Musson graduated from St. Andrews High School, and went on to the University of Detroit where she obtain- ed an English Major and History Minor. She also earned some graduate credits at the University of Michigan. Mrs. Musson formerly taught in a public school in Dear- born Heights. However. St. Al's. Mrs. Musson says, answers the important question. How will a person be. emotionally and physically, when he or she graduates?” Mr. Patrick O'Connor attended Catholic Central High School before attending the University of Wyoming where he received degrees in General Science and Biology, and did his graduate work at U. of M. He receiv- ed a wrestling scholarship to the Univer- sity of Wyoming but had to stop wrestling because he had a knee operation. Mr. O’Connor taught English as a foreign language in Portugal. Teaching in Europe made him feel left out because he could only speak English, while the Portugese people spoke five to six languages. Among Mr. O ’Connor’s interests is working at the Crisis Intervention Center, counseling those considering murder and suicide. Miss Berma Anderson is a small town girl from Ithica. Michigan. Art has always been her main in- terest although her first art class didn’t come until Junior High School. She attended Alma College where she majored in Art. During college. Miss Anderson worked in museums with children, in a community education center, and in a pre-school. After college, she moved to the east side of Detroit and prefers the big city to the small town life. Miss Anderson began her teaching career at St. Alphonsus. a job which she finds enjoyable because of the people. She says. You don’t have to ’know’ how to draw, it’s what the eyes see. Everyone can draw; everyone is an artist in some way.” 19 Before coming to teach at St. Alphon- sus, Mrs. Deborah Romo attended Cabrini High School where she played basketball, baseball, and was a cheerleader. After high school she attended Eastern Michigan University where she made the Dean's List each semester. With her teaching career, Mrs. Romo doesn’t have many spare moments. In the free time she does have. Mrs. Romo ex- pands her interests in Karate, in which she has received a yellow stripe and a yellow belt. She is also coaching track, and basketball at her alma mater, Cabrini. Not only does Mrs. Romo enjoy working with kids educationally, she would also like to guide them athletically, someday becoming a girls' athletic director. Ms. Barbara Kuzdzal. our veteran Spanish teacher, is one of the most qualified language teachers around. After graduating from Riverside High School. Ms. Kuzdzal went to Eastern Michigan Univer- sity for her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Spanish. She also spent some time in Spain doing graduate work. While in Spam. Ms. Kuzdzal not only took academic classes but got a first hand look at the cultural aspects of the country. She lived with a local family and was forced to speak the language at all times. When ask- ed if her experience in Spam have helped with her teaching here at St. Al's, she answered with a exhuberant. Yes! After graduating from the University of Michigan with a B.S. in Mathematics. Ms. Judith Gill moved to northern Michigan where she started to raise a son and daughter. Ms. Gill enjoys traveling and has seen Florida, Tennessee. Canada, New York, and Washington D.C. Someday she would like to be able to say she has seen the entire world. Ms. Gill also enjoys sewing, dancing, reading, and cooking. In the near future, she would like to establish a cater- ing business or open a restaurant; but. at present, helping others learn Math more easily is her goal. Here at St. Al’s. she would like to introduce games to the Mathematics Department, which supply the students with new knowledge. 20 Working towards developing strong minds and strong bodies. Miss Ellen Hurley is teaching not only Physical Education, but also Health and Psychology classes. After graduating from St. Francis Cabrini High School, she went on to Western Michigan University, majoring in Physical Education for Women with a Psychology minor. Upon graduation, she subbed for Dearborn public schools and then came to St. Alphonsus. In an attempt to expand the present programs our school offers. Miss Hurley, has stressed the need for girls to reach their full potential in sports. She is not pushing a projock image, but is rather try- ing to instill pride in participation . Sister Marie Harold entered religious life because she wanted to be closer to God among her fellow Religious. She attended Siena Heights College in Adrian. Michigan, followed by further studies at De Paul University and the University of Notre Dame. While at Notre Dame, she spent one year at neighboring St. Mary’s because the war time Marines occupied the university dorms. Following that experience. Sister attended the University of Michigan and studied Industrial Arts at Wayne State. The summer of ”7Q found Sister on an ex- cursion to Italy, where she had the oppor- tunity to visualize the many things she teaches in Latin, Art and Architecture. During her undergraduate years at Madonna College and her graduate work at U. of D.. Ms. Clare Celmer has earned degrees in English. Education. Theology. Latin, Social Studies, and Biology. This broad background has served her well in various teaching positions in both grade school and high school. She has taught at St. Al’s for a number of years and func- tions as English Department Chairperson. One of her goals as head of the depart- ment is to have every student successfully complete a semester of Composition, graduating with an ability to write well. In her spare time. Ms. Celmer enjoys reading, sewing, bowling, swimming and tending her numerous plants. 21 When Ms. Mery Rashid first discovered the world of music, she was six years old and beginning piano lessons. This developed into a big part of her life as she took the lead in several plays while attending St. Alphonsus and later in being an active part in performances at the University of Detroit, where she majored in music. She recently completed her Master’s Degree which combined her talent in music with her interest in foreign languages. One of Ms. Rashid's goals is to put forth the best Per- forming Arts Center in the Archdiocese, and she is glad that the students take such an active interest in the operettas here. Miss Kathleen Bliss is one of our new Algebra Biology teachers. This is her first year teaching after graduating from M.S.U. with a Bachelor of Science degree. She has traveled extensively in Europe, including Spain. Germany. Denmark and Holland, playing a flute with a band from Blue Lake Fine Arts Academy. Miss Bliss enjoys sports, reading, gardening and taking care of her 2 dogs. 3 parakeets. 2 cockateels and an African grey parrot. She loves the spirit of this school and hopes to relate to the students through her teaching. L J Mr. Thomas Cameron attended Edsel Ford High School and recently graduated from the University of Michigan where he majored in Journalism Education and mmored in English and Physical Education. While in college, he was the Executive Sports Editor for the campus newspaper, which gave him his journalistic background. Mr. Cameron enjoys sports and plays soft- ball and basketball for the Dearborn Recreation Department, and goes camp- ing with his wife during the summer mon- ths. He works with the Athletic Depart- ment as a trainer and would like to become more active in athletics by coaching. 22 Before coming to St. Alphoneus, Sr. Mery Willard served as principal of Rosary High School and assistant principal of Port Huron Catholic School. She received a BA from Sienna Heights College in Adrian, and a Master's Degree from the Catholic University of America. She completed her post-graduate studies at the University of Detroit. Sr. Willard’s major areas of study are Euro- pean History, Philosophy. Administration, and Counseling. She feels they provide opportunity for the instruction and direction of youth in relation to the family, community, Church, and government. Sister feels strongly about Catholic education, and, as far as she is concerned, it can be surpassed by nothing. Sr. Mary Jane has a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Sienna Heights College and a Master of Arts from the University of Detroit. Sr. Mary Jane taught at Dominican High, and St. Paul’s in Grosse Pomte. She also taught in the Bahamas. Sr. Mary Jane feels the best way to serve the Lord and spread the word of God is through a religious life. She was a volunteer worker at Detroit General Hospital. She feels that being a volunteer is an enlarging experience, ena- bling her to see another side of life. Sr. Mary Louise has a B.S. in Science from Sienna Heights College with a major in Mathematics and minors in Chemistry and English. She has a Master of Arts Degree from the University of Detroit in Mathematics. Sr. Mary Louise has always liked Mathematics. She likes it for the sim- ple reason that it always answers the question ’’why.” and there will always be a reasonable answer to that question. Sr. Mary Louise has always felt that the religious life has been her calling from God. She feels that it is the best way to serve her Catholic community in being a teacher and a sister. 23 One of our newest teachers. Miss Edna Rheault. projects the typical image of a French teacher. She's a petite woman, but powerful and full of energy. She graduated from Wayne State University and has her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Educa- tion. She enjoys listening to music, doing handcrafts, seeing good movies, and involv- ing herself in social activities. She has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada, often camping out- doors. Miss Rheault would like to get as many people interested in the French language as possible. And in the future, she would like to get a dog. What kind? A French poodle, of course! Among our new teachers is a native Michigander. Mrs. Mary Riley. From there she went on to Marygrove and the Univer- sity of Detroit where she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in History. Presently she is studying at Eastern Michigan Univer- sity for her Master’s Degree in Education. She has always wanted to be a teacher and has worked with Mr. Hudy at Mount Carmel High School in Wyandotte. Mrs. Riley has previously been a dance instruc- tor and a receptionist for WNIC. where she has had the chance to meet Bob Seger and James Taylor. Mrs. Riley’s personal goals are to be appreciated as a good teacher and friend to all. Sister Clare Charles received her Bachelor’s Degree from De Sales Univer- sity in Toledo and her Master’s Degree from De Paul University. Both degrees are in the field of Education. Sister pursued a career in Business Education because she had experience in business before entering religious life. Sister finds she derives the most satisfaction from her work when students are able to fulfill their desire for a good career position. Business courses, however, are not only for those facing such a career. Typing, according to Sister, is an esssential for everyone, and a sense of business helps all students prepare for their daily lives. After all. no one is exempt from shopping and budgeting. 24 There ere several former graduates here at Saint Alphonsus. one of whom is Mr. Raymond DeCeco. Mr. DeCeco grew up in Detroit and at- tended Francis Parkman and George Ford Junior High before entering Saint Alphon- sus where he graduated in 10 70. After graduation. Mr. DeCeco attended Wayne State University, where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, with a minor in Social Science. Music has always been Mr. DeCeco's main interest. Mr. DeCeco is also a newlywed and he claims that married life agrees with him. His life’s dream is to one day become a millionaire, but for now he is content with teaching. Ms. Spitler is one of the new teachers that arrived at St. Alphonsus this year. She attended St. Thomas High School in Ann Arbor. She then attended U. of M.. Ann Arbor, where she studied nursing. After two years she took a break in her educa- tion. When she returned from her absence, she finished her education in the French Language. She lived in France, where she attended the University of Phonetics. Outside of teaching. Ms. Spitler sings with a small group of musicians, called The Word Of God Chorus, who perform inter- nationally. She also helps out in the Ann Ar- bor Christian Community. Along with being new to St. Alphonsus this year. Ms. McLain is new to the Detroit area. She was raised in Grand Rapids where she attended Union High School. Later she went to the University of Michigan where she majored in Biology. Since college, she has had many different jobs—from working in an emergency ward to teaching at Saline High School. Ms. McLain likes teaching because of the op- portunity to know and be with the students, and she hopes to continue teaching for many years. As a student, she feels that her most interesting experience was to assist in performing surgery. Ms. McLain chose her career because there is so much diversity in science. 25 26 When Dreams Become Reality In a style befitting King Arthur himself. Homecoming ' 7S proved to be an unforgettable evening. The week preceding the big day. fire-up week, was a source of amusement for all with hat day. shoe day. button day. stomp-em day. and finally fire-up day. At the pep rally, a roar of enthusiasm followed the appearance of a fire engine carrying the Varsity Cheerleaders. The following day. October 'yA, with spirit abounding, the parade got off the ground at the Schaefer Building with the band in the lead, followed by the honor guards and then the Queen's float. Gracing this year’s float was the Queen. Paula Fusco, and her court, comprised of Oonna LeDuc. Jenny Jarrell. Veronica Brostowski, and Vickie Wisniewski. This year the Juniors won the float trophy with the fiery motto. The Arrow’s Are Oregon The Pioneers Behind.” At 7:30 that evening, the dance. entitled 'CAMELOT. started and proved to be a success. With the gym decorated knights-of-old style, a fitting mood was created. Each class had its own flag, and different comers of the gym were decorated with knights, a balcony, a Shrine to Mary and an Enchanted Garden. At the close of the evening Paula was crowned by Father Quane and then she and Mark Perry started the traditional Queen’s Dance. In all. the entire weekend was unforgettable, with spirit and unity again proving themselves inseparable. 3. r ' y-� I md 1 a-M IA Lti f 1. The Freshmen cheer together et the pep rally- 2. Miss Paula Fusco, the 1978 Senior Homecoming Queen. 3. Lisa Krzyeniek and Petty Waynck march m beat to the band. 4. The Senior Root and Theme. CAMELOT. 5. Enzo Mastroenn warms up for the second half. 6. The Homecoming Court: Jenny Jarrell. Donna LeDuc, Queen Paula Fusco. Vickie Wisniewski, and Veronica Brostowski. Camelot — A Night To Remember 1. Mark Perry dances with the Queen Paula Fusco. 2. Matt Hall and date Maryma Fix chat with Tern Gorski and date. 3. Jeanne Pawiak and date rest their weary feet white John Beste and Marie Wagner look out on to the dance floor. A. Donna LeOuc and Enzo Mastroanni enjoy a slow dance together. 5. Nikki Kalustien and Bob Black take a break from the excite- ment. 6. Mr. Mike Quail and Ms. Patricia DeCocker get into the swing of things. Seniors Step Into the Future 1.-3. Senior officers take pert in the Ring Day ceremony. A. The Senior girls. 5. Fr. Ralph Quene celebrates the Ring Day liturgy. 6. Chuck Koch proucfy puts on her gown. 7. The Seniors receive the Euchenst. 0. Suzie Bagozzi and Sue Klein look over the breakfast menu. 9. The Sophomore servers wait in line for more pancakes. IO. Dave Boguslaski enjoys the breakfast provided by the Sophomores. 11. Diane Wisniewski. Donna Wisniewski, end Carolyn Galarowic. 12. Bnen Smith. Senior Class President, serves as lector. v; We ere standing ell together, face to face and arm in arm. We e standrig on the threshold of a dream. I want to live, I want to grow. I want to see. I want to know. I want to share what I can give, I want to be. I want to live. Junior Sundaes' Bake Sale m k tog Mardi Gras in New Orleans Mardi Gras is a time of giving for its purpose is to raise money for the Missions. Acti vites began with homeroom competition, to class competi- tion. to the carnival, and finally the dance. This year, the Seniors of 1979 won the competi- tion with their Queen Lee Nestale and King John Carmody. The Freshman came in second place 6. followed by the Sophomores, then the Juniors. Guys and Dolls CAST Sky Masterson Nathan Detroit Arvide Nicely. Nicely Johnson Benny Southstreet Rusty Charlie Big Jule Angie the Ox Harry the Horse Liver Lips Louie Joey BiJtmore Society Max Gangsters Salavat on Army Corps Drunk |1 k Waiter H. Brarm gan Sarah Adelaide Gen. Matheldia Cartwright Girls: Veronica Brostowski, Geiss, Joann Ickes, Sue Ickes Greg VanEsley Marty Michalak Paul Bokuniewicz Mike Domiani Mike Kumor Brian Ickes Steve Pryzbylski Berry Smith Pat Butler Mark Perry Barry Smith Jim Fusco 1Br an Barringer 2Tim Sergus 3Jeff Joseph 4Tom Yanick Jay Cooper James Thibodeau Chris Thibodeau Myles Gallagher Tracy Cotter Kathy Stec Amy lequmte Arlene Callahan Denise Fadool, Colleen , Tina Pareventi. Laurie Ross. Maggie Sergus. Lori Stec. Diar White. Mary E3eth Wilhelm Salvation Army Workers ucker, Kim Joan Jabour Laura Evers CHORUS Lon Brown Anne Cooper Kathy Flanigan Debbie Hawley Karen Kosciolko Anne Luna Jeanne Pawlak Sherry Simoncic Whitney Vanoost Debbie Sykes Robert Metres DIRECTOR Student Director: CREW HEADS Sound and Light: Stage Crew: Make-Up: Costumes: Props: Connie Chevalier Colleen Donley Christine Gluck Diane Karas Ann Lstdlaw Luciena Pogotto r nee' Rhode Celeste Zulczyk Michelle Sykes SheHa Pagoto Ms. Mary Rashid Bernedette Kosciolko Robert Sherman Enzo Mastroianni Al DeGrezia Mary Connelly Dorrs LeDuc Josephine Compagnone Andrea Perry GUVS AND DOLLS REHEARSAL 1. The DoHs. Tme Paroventi, Colleen Geiss end Laurie Roes. 2. Sky. Greg Van Esley teaches Nathan. Marty Michalak, a lesson. 3. Veronca Brostowski and Myles Gaio W' A Director Ms. Mary Rashid 5. Hoods Berry Smith. Mike Kumor. Marty Michalak, end Mike Domieni discuss possible locations for the crap game. 6. Smal time hoods Brian Ickes. Chns Thibodeau and Jim Thibodeau. 7. The Dolls Maggie Sergus. Veroinice Brostowski. Kim White. Tma Paraventi. Col- leen Ge«ss and Laurie Ross, perform at the Hot Box. MBs 40 Student Council Strives for a Superior Image 1. Mr. Suarez and his present from the Student Council. 2. Lynne Berner and Tom Yamck prepare for the Council's Christmas party. 3. Paul Bokunewicz actively participates on Stu- dent Council and receives top grades. 4. Jim Fusco and Paul Bokunewicz go over class projects. 5. Junior class officers at the Student Council Induction. 6. Mayor O'Reilly speaks at the ceremony for the late John F. Kennedy. 7. Tracy Cotter. 0. Chen- f'el Seven's anchormen at the coverage of our tribute to Kennedy. 9 Nikki Kelustien at the Student Council Induction. IO. Mike Kumor, 1979 Student Council President. mmSOt r- rjj IIo .jj rarv(nrfro o|sn|AI si-|3- OQ- pug of | ,rrm r t Jjj I I I I w . 1. Trumpet players Paul Klink and Robert Watson 2. Daniel Murphy playing the Baritone. 3. The Woodwind Section. A. Working together in harmony. 5. Leo Early concentrating on his music. 6. Bond Director Mr. Raymond DeCeco. 7. Cass Pietron and Gilbert Alfaro. 0. Valerie Brostowski end Carolyn Markey. S. Chnst me Riley and Luciano Pago to 10. The Men and Women Ensemble. 11. John Gannon. Paul Bokeniewicz. Michael Kumor. Ed White and James Tnbodeeu 12. Ms. Mary Rashid. Choral Director. 13. Singing softly and sweet- ly are the Sopranos. 1 A. Waiting for their cues are the Alto's. 15. Performing at the Renaissance Center. 16. Ed White. James Thibeodeeu. Jeffrey k and Bryan Ickes. 17. Mary Beth. Wrfhelm and Paul Bokeniewicz sok - ny IB. Kathy Stec. Tina Poraventi and Paul Bokeniewicz. 19. Ms. Rashid pley- alone. 20 Beginners' Choral. 21. Lon Stec. - W, Vivo- G.A.A. and Varsity Club I. Donna T ozer. Maureen Gorman, and Karen Rosbury work on the GAA. 2. Miss Hurley. Moderator of the GAA. 3. The symbol of GAA. A. At football games, the GAA provides refreshments for the fans. 5. The wild and crazy Varsity Club of 19 79. 6. The Seniors at a Pep Rally. 7. Tim has a few words for Tim and Bob. B. Mark Begozzi and Jerry Jewell. 9. Mark and Cheryl at the GAA-Vareity Club dance. 10. Jerry Jewell. II. The Varsity Club Moderator. Mr. Cameron. 12. A few encouraging words from Tim and Dave. 13. Moe and Lynn. 5. N.H.S., A.C.T.S., and Serving Others ■ Missions 1. The Mission Club cere for those who need. 2. The Arrow Community of Teen Services sponsors a jail to raise money for the Missions. 3. Cheryl Niedermeyer and Anne Wisniewski. A. Sr. Mary Louise. Moderator of N.H.S. 5. NJHS. President Barbara Grisdele. Vice-President Kathy Stec. Secretary Paula Fusco, and Treasurer Tracy Cotter. 6. Marty Michalak and Tracy Cotter. 7. Greg VenEsley does a stomach turning skit at the N.H.S. Christmas Show. B. N.H.S. members listen attentively. 9. Mrs. Maynard. Moderator of the Missions. 46 National Honor Society represents scholarship, leader- ship. service, and character. Each year, students are nominated for this position and. If they have each of the characteristics needed, they are inducted as an N.H.S. member. These students give service to the school throughout the year by ushering at different school activities, taking classes in a teacher absence, and sponsoring such events as The N.H.S Christmas Show. Miss Hickey, and The Talent Show. N.H.S. . . . striving to develop leadership and character. 47 =rosh show their sprit on Spnt Day 2- Rene and InB. a A we Dwn chant. Arrow fane on their way to an away game. Moots � mat 6 J.V Cheerleaders show their ap.r,t. 7. Mrs. R.ley. cne Dderator of the Pep Club. B. Jenny Jarrell, sounds off another ,„y. 3 An Old memory of cheerleeding from an od cneerteader IQ « Arrows found themselves w.th quite a crowd. 11. A few loyBl fens « ride the bus Co cne games 13. Arrow fane snow their apiritend pport 13. Mr. Hudy. Moderator of the Pep Club. V� . Coach Tom The People Behind the Arrow Spirit 10. 50 1. Mrs. Barrett receives roses from her Yearbook staff. 2. Momentary lose of memory for Mike Hrynewch. 3. Moderator. Mrs. Barrett, and editors. Brien Smith and Laurie Niemenski look over the staff as they work diligently A Ai DeGraza looks over pic- tures for the layout staff. 5. What are we doing Saturday night. 6. Mary Lynn Lakomy writes copy. 7. Lynn Dykowski and Maryme Fix work hard to com- plete their layouts. B. Layout staff discussmg the latest news. 9. M ce Damiam gets h« picture taken for a change. TOP TO BOTTOM: Kathy Flanigan. Renee Rohde. Maggie Sergus. Lori Martyka. Jennifer Domino, Patty Soltia. Loretta Marcheletta. FIRST ROW: Jo Ickes. Donna Tozer. Sue Ickes. Lori Brown. SE- COND ROW: Mary EWen Becker. Darlene Kolodziei. Karen Kelly. Diane Tucker. THIRD ROW: Monica Biernet. Debbie Sykes. Lon Stec. Nikki KeUstien. FOURTH ROW: Denise Fedool. Marlene Chomski. Carol Sikorski. Mary Connolly. 1. Sue Ickee make good use of her time as she waits for the fan bus. 2. The Varsity squad performs a time-out cheer 3. The Junior Varsity sc jed practices their new mount. A. The Varsity cheerleaders show their enthusiasm on the sideline. 5. The JV squad says hello to the opposing team. 6. The Varsity squad tries out a new mount for their hello cheer. 7. The Junior Varsity squad. 0 FIGHT!I! 0. Varsity wishes the opponent good luck during half- time. 0. 1. Kathy Orebicki and Sue Glowacki actively participate in an International Club meeting. 2. The Debate and Forensic League is comprised of Freshmen. Sophomores, and Juniors this year. 3. Kim White and Joanne Ickes—a winning team. A. Mark Stempen and Joanne Chavez. 5. Ron Wheeler. 6. Mr. Mao takes on the active role of a Foren- sices coach. 7. A winning Christmas door display sponsored by the School Beautiful. 8. Patty Weynick. Colleen Lange, and Mr. Pat O'Conner. S. Ahson Alexander states her opinions on the club's upcoming field trip. 10. Ms. Spitler. Ms. Kuzdzal. Dave Zapaiski. Kathy Drebicki. and Marie anna Janeczko make up the Intemaoonal Club's officers and advisors. Clubs Bring School Unity 6. FF ST ROW: James Thibodeau. Alphonse Bommanto, Mark Barts us, Edwardo Jordon. Dan� ei Baker. Frank lequmta. Gerald Dotunt. James Fusco. Paul But- cher, Mark Nicholas. Michael Rachfal. Michael Sykes. Bart Bagozzi. Ralph Kelus- t an. Jay Cooper. SECOND ROW: Coach Tom Cameron. James Sheehan. Co- Coptoin Mark Perry. Keith Miazgowcz, Gerard Grysko. Jack Choyke. Keith Setter. Gerald Jewell. Brien Smith. Robert Black. Gary Fisher. Robert Fragoso. Co- Captain Enzo Mastrotenni. Steve Czor- noto. Pat Kodo. THIRO ROW: Kemeth Jewell. Craig King. Brian Borrmger. An- thony Hutcheson. David Corder. David Czarnoto. Paul Bokumewcz. Mark Bagoz- zi. Ronald Cser. Kevin Barman. John Car- mody, Keith Jewell. John Selois. Arthur Ellul. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Patrick Sieszputowski. Coach Bill Cermody. Gory Stock. Alfred DeGrazia. Timothy Hopper. David Opimech. Kenneth Bordei. Barry Smith. Matthew Hall. Michael Dluzynski. Timothy Burke. Coach John Philliben. Coach R� c herd Morsek. Coach John Sten- sik. 58 Varsity Football 1. John Carmody and Ron Cser. 2. Mark Perry brings in play from Coach Pat. 3. 34 slide. 4. The Arrow Defensive Lme. 5. Tim Burke beck to receive the punt. 6. Tim Hopper comes down the line to option the end. 7. The Arrow Offensive Line. B. Tim Hopper fades back for the pass. 59 1. 1. Coaches: Bill Carmody, John PhiHiben. Tim Sieszputowski. and Rck Marsack. 2. Coach Bill with receiver Jerry Dokjnt. 3. Jim Fusco runs sweep. A ONE! ONE! ONE! 5. The offense m acton. 6. Let's go D . 7. The little men. Jerry Dokjnt and Ken Jewell. S. Jim Sheehan does it agam. B. Dave Czemote gets off another fine punt. 10. Mike Rechfal gets ready to pitch the Pali. 11. Keith Jewell prepares to tackle an oppo- nent. 60 61 Varsity Arrows Come Up Victorious! 1. Your basic Arrow score. 2. Matt Mer- ritt sets up another Arrow bucket. 3. Tim Burke works the ball into the key. A. John Saiois out-jumps that chump.” 5. Rod Coffee is introduced at a home game. 6. Dave Leehok towers over his favorite ref. 7. The team gets a secret word of advice. 8. Matt Merritt tipa it toward our net. 3. Tim Hopper takes aim. FIRST ROW: Mark Brostowski. Matt Memtt, Rod Coffee. Tim Burke. John Selois. Steve Lewandowski. SECOND 0. ROW: Student Manager Ed White. Student Manager Jim Fieder. John Sowk. Joe SkkDdowski. Dave Leehok. Tim Hopper. Bob Wenghnski. Coach Ken Medeja. Student Manager Pat Koda. 63 Power, Pride, J.V. Side! FRST ROW: Paul Butcher. Jim Fusco. Ed- wardo Jordan. Frank laqumta, Keith Jewell. Jim Sheehan. SECOND ROW: Coach Coleman. Mark Flaherty. Dave Czamota, Ken Roberts, Greg Leshok. An- dy Jeworski. Student Manager Tom Tucker. 1. 1. Mark Flaherty cruises down the court. 2. Andy Jeworski takes a quick time out. 3. Jim Sheehan alarms a Pioneer. A. Allan Biascak welcomes a Rchard player while Jim Holland looks on. 5. Jim Wesner out jumps his opponent. B. Steve Taylor breaks through. 7. Jm Keif f er looks for an open man. 2. 64 r-rosn ott ucj a lzjoco aLdt 'u: first ROW: Jeff Bochenek. Ralph Kalus- Dan, Mike Sykes. Jim Holland. Allan Batecek. Tony Wilcher. Steve Taylor. Stu- dent Manager Bob Mills. SECOND ROW: Matt Cibor. Bob Nicklowitz. Marlon Nan- do. Mark Knapp. Jim Keiffer, Jim Wesner. Jim Donley. Ron Metor. Coach Trybusky. Mark Mis tor. 7, Fire Up Big A-Fire Up! LEFT TO RIGHT: Student Manager Laurie fsjemenski. Carol Maureen Gorman, Margie Crittenden, Lynne Bernier. Evelyn Stasze. Bridget O'Donahue. Coptam Veronica Brostowski. Vckie Stasze . Karen Rosbury. Coach Colvin Lovigne. Wisniewski. Judy Krygowski. Paula KeHy. Coptam Joyce Gurka. It s been e long time since we stented. We’ve almost accomplished the goals we charted. We have nun and worked, and I have sometimes yelled. There were times when I gave you hell. I would be a shame for us to fall, since we've worked so hard and gave our all. It’s time for us to put everything aside. The only thing to think of is this game and our pride. I think of all the things we have been through, then I think of our good times and the love I have for you. I know tonight we will meet a serious test, but after tonight we will show people who’s the best.” This poem best describes this year’s determined Girls’ Varsity team. They have experienced both the joy of winning and the heartbreak of defeat. Ending their season with a B- 4 record and third place in the league, the girls are also pro- ud of their Coach, Mr. Cal Levigne, who was nominated by their league in the A-West Division. COACH OF THE YEAR. Special recognition goes to Seniors Evelyn Staszel. Vickie Wisniewski, and Veronica Brostowski, who have dedicated their talents for four years in girls’ basketball. 1. Patrick KocJe keeps the time accurate as Loune Nemenski receives the call from the referee 2. Carol Staszel fakes as Evelyn Staszel blocks the op- position. 3. Lynne Bernier goes after the ball. A. Evelyn Staszel breaks through the half-court press. 5. Margie Crittenden drives for two. 6. Judy Krygowski goes up high and tries to get the jump. 7. Veronica Brostowski is introduced. 0. Joyce Gurke jumps to tip the ball to a teammate. 9. The Arrows' penetrating offense. IO. Coach Cal Levigne explains the plan of strategy. 11. Mo Gorman displays one of her defensive abilities 68 9. IO. 1. Mary Rosrn gets some tips from Coach Cathy. 2. Veierte Brostowski sinks a set of free throws. 3. Arrow team members show them spirit. 4. Anne Wisniewski tries hard to outjump her opponent. 5. Maureen O'Dorxohue guards the ball. 6. Monica Kresky dribbles the ball. 7. Referee talks to the cap- tains. B. Theresa Cser plays some fine of- fense. 3. Donna Peczynski battles for the lumpball. 10. Arrow girls get f red up before a big game. 11. Arrows introduced before the game. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Chevalier. CarmeHe S� cilieno. Shelley Hopper. Dane Cser. Kathy Reardon. Mary Rosm, Valerie Brostowski. Donna Peczynski. Christine Lousies. Monica Kresky. Leona Lewen- dowski. Maureen O'Donohue. Anne Wisniewski. Theresa Cser. Rosemary Tucker. Denise Muscat. Coach Cathy Crittenden. 69 A Growing Sport in Arrow Territory! FIRST ROW: Steve Sajewski. Keith Seiter, Mark Ochmanek, Peter Gnsdeio. Jerry Dolunc. Jim Fadool. Bryan Ickes. Rick Elston. SECOND ROW: Mike Wiecek. Jerry Schulte. Craig King. Brian Besutto. Mano Recchio. Steve Rowe. Dove Mur- ray. Kevin Donley. 1. Don Hopper and Mono Rec- chio. 2. Cooch Hudy. 3. Steve Sojewski. Keith Seiter. Mark Ochmanek. Peter Gnsdelo. Jerry Dolunt. Jim Fadool, and Bryan Ickes. Steve So- jewski. 5. Rick Elston prepores for another big race. 6. Sheila Page to has the pleasure of sittng next to Mano Recchia. the boy who almost drown, but lived to break the school record. 7. Donna LeDuc and Cooch Gory. B. Laura Evers, Sue Ickes, and Joanne Ickes. 9. Denise Ratke and Sheila Pagato. IO. Annette Sochalski. Karen Vella, and Kim White. 11. Jeanne Perry. 12. Sue Ickes. Nancy Prevaux. Karen Vella, and Annette Sochalski. Instant Swimmer Girls’ Swimmina Just Add Water! FIRST ROW: Jeanne Perry. Karen Vella. Donna LeDuc. Stephanie Vella. Sheila Page to SECOND ROW: An- drea Anderssen. Nancy Prevaux, Kim White. Dense Ratke. Claudia Person. Deb- bie Zywice. FRST ROW: Lynne Berner, Joyce Gurke. Donne LeDuc, Vickie Wisniewski. Susan Begozzi. Diene Wisniewski. SECOND ROW: Student Manager Anne York. Bridget O'Donahue. Linda McDonald. Jeanme George. Veronica Brostowski. Coach Renea Cellery, Evelyn Steszei. 72 1. Maureen O'Donahue makes e play at the net. 2. Vckie Wheeler bumps to the setter. 3. Jeanne Perry. A. Evelyn Staszel receives tbe serve. 5. Joyce Gurka. 6. Captam Vck« Wisniewski. 7. Lynne Bernier bumps to setter Evelyn Staszel. 8. Vickie Wenewski. 9. Joyce Gurka. IO. Karen Vella. 11. Moe O’Donabue goes up for the block. FRST ROW: Maureen ODonehue, Julayne Nowcki, Pat Kelly. Vckie Wheeler. Jeanne Perry. Debbie Go wen lock. Arlene Marquette. Shelly Hopper. SECOND ROW: Student Manager Karen Koscolko, Anne Wisniewski. Stephmie Vella. Judy Hamilton. Chris Lou� os. Karen Vella. Charlene Bnnston, Valere Brostowski, Coach Cherish Armor. 73 FIRST ROW: John Fusco. Pat Kode. Gerard Grysko. Mark Perry. Ken Theisen, Ronald Cser. Kevin Donley. Tim Sergus. SECOND ROW: Coach Stan Kus. Patrick Butler. Kevin Prudhomme. Gary Maguire. Daniel Murphy. Mark Bagozz . Edwardo Jordan. John Ewing. Greg Leshok. Tony Meczuge. Roy Nelson. Student Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Gary Kus. Dennis Rocheleau. Steve Lewandowski. Mike Dluzynski. Enc Metres. Jim Weston. Frank laquinta. Al DeGrazia. Craig King. Dave Leshok. Keith Seiter. James Sheehan. John Sowlik. Brian Barringer. John Rydzewski. Coach Paul Gregor. 1. Steve Lewandowski displays his talents in the long jump competition. 2. Patrick Koda shows he can compete in the pole vault competition. 3. Craig King’s look of determination in the long jump. A. Keep up the good work. Enc! 5. Ken Theisen brings home another medal. 6. Mike Dluzynski shows eagerness in the low hurdle com- petition. 7. John Fusco working hard for another St. Al’s victory. B. Paul Wisniewski finishes a tough workout. 9. Ron Mistor warms up before the big meet. 10. Captain Paul Joseph with another fme finish. 11. Jeff Bochenek shows determination. 12. Jim Keiffer warms up while Jeff Lewendowski con- centrates. 13. Warming up before the DC meet. V Cross Country FIRST ROW: Robert Mills. Anthony Meczuge. Jeffery Lewendowski. James Donley. James Keiffer. Paul Joseph. Paul Mistor. SECOND ROW: Jeff Bochenek. Ronald Mistor. John Fusco. Erie Metros. Mark Brostowski. Matthew Merntt. Kevin Donley. Coach Rob Leurmec. 75 Division Champs Again! FRST ROW: Frank Cennizero. Mark Baker, Charles Philltoen. Robert Kieltyke. Brian Smith. SECOND ROW: Oliver Fragoso. Michael Kumor, Anthony Hutcheson. Michael Czamote. Jerome Callahan. THIRD ROW: Michael Curry. Barry Smith. Cary L� rab, James Gallagher. FOURTH ROW: Michael Kneffel. Edward Lewcki. jnior Gonzales. David Smith. Coach John Stansik. J.V. Springs Into Action! ft f FfPST ROW: Gary Stack. Robert Brum, Brien Olech. Robert Schwartz. Michael Kowalski. Steven Pryzybylski, Keith Jewell. Student Manager Jerry Dolunt. SECOND ROW: Joe Nicholes. Coach John Phillben. Wally Puzio. Jerry Lopez. Ken Jewell. Mark Flaherty. Dave Czar- note. Dan Baker. Tony DeMare. Jm Fusco. Andrew Cipoila. Ed White. 1. Gary Stack gets the ball from Coach Stansik as Keith Jewell looks on. 2. Charlie Philliben hits another homer! 3. Junior Gonzales gets ready to steal second. A. Mike Taubitz throws to get the out at the plate. 5. Andrew Cipola cleans his spikes before the big game . 6. Keith Jewell looks on at another Arrow victory. 7. Mark Flaherty guards the men on first. 0. Robert Brum anxiously awaits the pitch. 77 1. Sophomore Pat KeMy jumps the hcrxilee. 2. Jeanne Pawiak Throws the shot put. 3. Maureen Gorman prepares to hit the winning run. A. Laurie Niemenski patiently await© the delivery. 5. Stephanie Vella edges her way to second. 6. Joyce Gurka at bat. 7. Stephanie Vella. B. The Arrow girts race to another victory. 9. The Arrow girts participate enthusiastically in the mile relay. Feet Don’t Fail Me Now FIRST ROW: Jeanne Perry. Patrtoa Sudorowski. Elizabeth Nemeth. Barbara Prevaux. Barbara Cotter. Vickie Wisniewski. Sarah Ellenbrook. Lori Stack. Karen Kelly. Coach Ellen Hurley. SECOND ROW: Lon Brown. Caroline Galarowic. Donna Wisniewski. Celeste Mechowicz. Julie lafrete. Maureen Gluck. Suzanne Prince. Lynn Dykowski. Debra Ksionzek. Carolyn Andrek. Andrea Perry. Lome Garcia. THIRD ROW: Donna Mistor. Maureen O'Donahue. Susan Gtowaki. Kathleen Drebicki. Diane Wisniewski. Kelly Gendron, Sue Urtzcek, Jeanme Pawiak. FOURTH ROW: Mary Rosnde. Robin Rogers. Sue Sykes. Bridget O'Donohue. Nancy Prevaux. Cindy Sam. Jenny Krygowski. Pat Kelly. Mary Beth Pierson. Caroline Hejka. Rose Bommanto, Jenine Perry. Debbie Gowanlock, Laura Venegas. Assistant Coach Grace Mercuno. FIRST ROW: Carol Staszei. Laurie N� e- menski. Evelyn Staszei. Veronica Bro- stowski, Julayne Nowicki. Donna Le Due. SECOND ROW: Coach Kathy Crittenden. Stephanie Vella. Ginger Keiffer. Maureen Gorman, Margie Crittenden, doyce GurSce. Paula Kelly. Coach Marianne Shimshock. 79 FIRST ROW: Matthew Moekel. Brian Pomieter. Yvonne Muscat. Raymond Maczuge. David Von Eper. Diane Sobkowiek. Michael Gorski. Annette Blair. David Caledro. Kathleen Nizko. Christine Lousias. William Grefke. SE- COND ROW: Lorete Merchelletta. Carol Lewandowski. Kristy Berry. Steven Czamota. Thomas Camp. RRST ROW: Barbara Mtsolek. Michael Slommski. Russell Weston. Ann Laidlaw. Gregory Leshok. Margaret Sergus. Michael Sykes. Carmelle Siciliano. Michael Rachfal. Phillip Pesnetkus. Jef- frey Lewandowski. SECOND ROW: Catherine Shruga. Donna Sowa. Darlene Marquette. Lisa Lyle. FIRST ROW: Dane Karas. Kim Bardel. Judy Hamilton. Valerie Brostowski. Michelle Farmer, John Trvbus. Debra Hawley. Matthew Cibor. Tracy Billings, Ralph Kalustian, Elizoueth Aguilar. Mark Derengowski. SECOND ROW: James Donley. Stephen Cipolle. Jeffery Bochenek. Frank Fusco. Douglas Kr- zyamak. 82 FRESHMEN! TAKE A LOOK INTO THE FLITURE And do what you can do today. For' tomorrow is just a day away. I. Ralph Kalustian is sn-wling at something, but probably not the same thing Valerie Brostowski has her eye on. 2. J. R. pointing that fmger again. 3. Jim Keiffer fluffs the last flower to be put on the Freshmen float. 3. Maggie Serges is in good hands with Senior Greg Van Esley. 5. Eric Parzianello sits waiting to toot his horn. 6. Freshmen smile as they look into the future. 7. Ms. Biss helps freshmen James Donley and Ere Parzianello fluff flowers. FIRST ROW. Gregory Leshok. Valerie Brostowski. SE- COND ROW: Paul M is tor. Patr� c«a Soltis. John Chryzyk. THIRD ROW: Ron Wheeler. Chris Thibodeau. Cathy Flanigan. Cheryl Jewell. FOURTH ROW: Joan Curtey. Mark Stemptan. 83 Presenting the Freshmen!!! FRST ROW: Mark Stem pern, Thomas Tucker. Robert Mills. Frank Tokarski. Gerard Mellmck. Robert Metres. SE- COND ROW: Robert Wellner, Theresa Mroz. Janice Kucans. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Riesner. Barbara Ann Woj- ciechowski. Cindy Olgen. Celeste Zulczyk. Stephen Sajewski, Adam Szatkowski, Annette Sznyr. 1. Robert Metres expresses hts spirit during the Homecoming festivities. 2. The Freshmen’s fret float effort takes second place. 3. Frank Fusco's happy face displays the enthusiasm of the Freshman class. 4. Denise Cerim fluffs flowers for her float. FIRST ROW: Karen Senn, Patricia Kramer. Darlene McVittie. Kerry Machowicz. Paulette Greczyk. SECOND ROW: Renee Rhode. Paul Mis tor, David Skrzypek. Eric Ellenbrook. Peter Gnsdele. Denise Demski. Joseph Pawlik. Patricia Soltis. FIRST ROW: Emery K«h. Edward Jankowski. Fisher, ins Martm. Cynthia Mattes. Kelly Brierly. Debra Marzec. Anthony Luna. Robert Ellul. Laura Tam Guza. Cheryl Jewell. Arthur Cooper. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Dapoz. Gary Tucker. Theresa Cser. LeJecn Coffee. James Keiffer. Whitney Venoost. Keren Koscielko. Montna Klymehyn. Claudia Pierson. 4 FIRST ROW: Matthew Diez. Theodore Dorrv browski. John Beste. Edward Furmanczyk. Steve Taylor. John Jones. SECOND ROW: Susan Szerleg. Michelle Hopper. Rosemary RRST ROW: Myra Taylor. Donne Londke. Patroa Szczesnek. Cethleen Dziewit. Celeste Robak. SECOND ROW: Joseph Ross. Manon Kramer, Robert Alder. Robert Nicklowitz. Michael Rudzki. James Wesner, Bart Bagozzi. Thomas MaHoewicz. Roger Cebulski. Todd Burcicki. 1. Freshmen Diane Sobokowiak and Kristy Berry cheer along with a Junior friend. 2. Jeff Lewan- dowski and Jim Donley get in shape before a cross country meet. 3. Patricia Kramer lends a helping hand to the Freshman float. A. Paul Metor paces hmself for victory. 5. Tom Tucker enjoys his job as student manager. 6. Jrn Koffer and Jim Donley clown around at Rouge Park 1 87 FIRST ROW: Ronald Mistor. Mark Costyn. Mark Nicholas. Paul Wisniewski. Martin Rowe. SECOfSO ROW: Kathleen Gogin, Use Kotlerczyk, Marie Wagner. Monica Skrzski. THIRD ROW: Lori Mertyke. Denise Alfaro. Pamela Joskolski. Michelle Page. FOURTH ROW: Vito Tucker. Marianne DeGrezia, Ronald Wheeler. RFTH ROW: Mark Knapp. Tony Wilcher. James Holland. 88 RRST ROW: Amta Biedruek. Michael Dinco. Brent Betesky. SECOND ROW: Polly Noonan. Shem Simoncic. Andrea Anderson. THIRD ROW: John Siwicki. Susan Nigbor. FOURTH ROW: John Chryczyk. Arthur Mlynczyk, Bridget Madigan. Janet Metiva. Debra Chrzasz. FIFTH ROW: Eric ParzianeHo. Mark Bartasius. FIRST ROW: John Abdo. Gary Shulte. David Klmk SECOND ROW: Felice Olczak. Kathy Flanigan. Marian Bermudez. Jennifer Bates. THIRO ROW: Karen Kozak. Andrea Haag. Ftaee Sotodan. Lon Mullen. FOURTH ROW: Joe Woromewicz. Craig Fiorim. Ron Jo let. Marlon George. Steve Nardo. 1. Tom Tucker reflects on another Arrow win. 2. Art Cooper takes time out to pose for a shot. 3. Steve Czamote psyches himself up for a big game. A. Frank Fusco shows his true character. 5. Sue Gledki hard at work. S. Freshmen watch the game carefully. 89 More Today Than Yesterday But Not As Much As Tomorrow FIRST ROW: Suzanne Ickes. Mchelle Bright. Deborah Targosz. SECOND ROW: Richard Elston. Paul Butcher. Jeanne Perry. Annette Regan. THIRD ROW: Alison Alex- ander. Maureen Poult on. Cratg King, Steven Rydzewski. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Sikore. Patricia Yurgeiaitis. Richard Wojok. FIRST ROW: Kelly Gendron, Anne Wisniewski. Maureen O’Donohue. SECOND ROW: Paul Kimk. Martin Mulcahy. Laura Evers. Nancy KotJarczyk. Diane Cser THIRD ROW: Keith Seiter. Catherine Savmsky, Joseph Pawlik. Loretta Brown. FOURTH ROW: Robert Harkey. Francesco laqumta. Anne Laczynski. Daniel Baker. John Abramowicz. FIRST ROW: Robert Black. Shem Rogers. Mark Bagozzi. Damei Baker. Anthony DeMare, Joanne Ickes. SECOND ROW Anne Wisniewski. Michael Dluzynski. Patroe Sudorowski. James Fusco. Carol Tupej. Nikki Ketustien. 90 FIRST ROW: Donna Metor. Mary Zuba, Chnspne Gluck. Deborah Smith. SECOND ROW: Lucianne Pago to. Jenny Cardeili. Michael Bilicki. Michelle Horan. Gregory Shomo. Laurie Roes. Robert Darei. THFID ROW: Douglas Calbus. Jeffrey Joseph. Mark Ochmanek, Lawrence Kowalski. Mary Knott. Douglas Stepaman. 1. 1 Class of Si's float. 2. James Fusco. Jennifer Krygowski. Lori Brown q and Connie Chevalier posing during a game. 3. Jerome Blair inspecting the float before leaving. zj. Karen Vella and Christina Kapeil waiting for the next song. 5. Mchelle Grab and Jack Choyke relax after puffing pom poms. 6. Joseph Zywec. Keith Jewell. Jerome Blair and Christine Kapeil. 7. Monica Biemat looks forward to when the float is finished. B. Anne Lacrynski. S. Anthony Marquette. Anthony DeMare. Mark Bagozzi. Ed- wardo Jordan, and Andrew Jaworski. 91 FIRST ROW: JoAnne Ickes. Deborah Barbel. Donna Peczynski. Robin Rogers. SECOND ROW: Margaret Gorman, Donna Tozer. James Fadool. Anthony Marquette. Leona Lewandowski. Edwardo Jordan. Mano Recchia. James Fusco. Colleen Donely. Stanley Bala 1. Anne Wisn.ewski and Michelle Ossowski help in making pom poms for the Sophomore float. 2. Nikki Kalustian and Donna Tozer pose for the camera while they help decorate the float. 3. One of the Sophomore cars, decorated to show the spirit of the school. A. Donna Schaefer. Annette Regan and L.aurie Ross show spirit and support of their class during a Pep Rally. 5. Kathleen Reardon. 6. Jerome Blair and Lori Stec take time out to joke around during a night at float. 7. Anthony DeMare sport- seas ts during one of the basketball games like another Howard Cosell. B. Mark Begozz. works hard to make the Sophomore float look the best anyone has ever seen. 9. Annette Regan. 10. Robert Black and Juleyne Nowick i rest after a long and tiring night at float. 11. Mary Zuba poses for the camera. 12. Angela Kulpe. Celeste Machowcz and Julie lafrate. RRST ROW: Caroline Hejke. Mexico Bemat. Shem Rogers. Deborah Sykes. SECOND ROW: Rose Bommanto, Jance Becus. Celeste Mochowcz, Joan jabour. Angela Liskiewcz. William Solodan. Jock Choyke. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Roberts. Keith Jewell. Mcheel Dluzynski. Robert Fragoso. Brian Borrtger. FIRST ROW: Me he lie Ossowski. Rose Olczak. Suzanne Urtezeck. Helen G slan- t's. Karen Polchloper. SECOND ROW: Joseph Kobo. Toyke Sens. James Thibobeou. Christina Kapell. Damian Wojcik. Jerome Schultz. THIRD ROW: David Murrey. Robert Wilhelm, Carolyn Hammonb. Brian Sytniok. Stephanie Vella FIRST ROW: John DelPizzio. Ed White. Gary Norkunas. Joe Zawislek. SECOND ROW: Charlene Bnndeen. Michelle Grab. Carol Tupej, Angela Kulpe. Pat Kelly. Mary Roeni. THIRD ROW: Jerry Lopez. John Gannon. Andy Jeworski. Jim Stenzel. 1. Miss McLain and a very active class. 2. Luciene Pegotto helps serve Senior Brunch. 3. Andy Cipolle and Sophomores show Arrow spirit. A. Paul Butcher watches teammates. 5. Laura Evers and Joan Jetoour help with refreshments. 6. Sophomore girls at FeiHene Towne Centre. 7. Jenny Krygowski. Cindy Seen and Lori Brown on their way to an Arrow victory. B. Mario Recchie smiles after a victory in swimming. 9. Brian Bamger and Tony DeMere prepare for gym class. IO. Sophomores help in making a success- ful Ring Day. 11. Anthony Marquette, devout Arrow fan. 94 FIRST ROW: Oen.se Muscat, Sherry Wrobtewski, Cindy Saan. Tam Szymaneki, Sue Gledki. Cheryl Orzech, Chris Riley. Mary Beth Pierson. Kathy Mahoney. Wendy Howard. SECOND ROW: Jackie Bala. Tony DeMere. Jerry Blair. Steven Rowe. Diane Sharnma. 95 FIRST ROW: Sheila Pagoto. Frank Gillie. Katherine Wozniek. SECOND ROW: Juleyne Nowicki. Laura Venegas. Genevieve Sylvie. Vickie Wheeler. Barbare Smith. James Zywica. THIRD ROW: Jocelynne Mayes. Katherine Reardon. John Melczyk. James Sheehan. Walter Puzio, Kim Polchlopek RRST ROW: Alphonso Bommarito. Julie lafrate. Agnes Gates. Catherine Anderson. Nikki Kelustien. Susan Kowalski. Nancy Guzik. SECOND ROW: David Czamota. Mark Reherty. Robert Black. John Melczyk. Paul Kiri la. THIRD ROW: Susan Dyderski. Kevin Borman. Catherine Cemillen. 1. Tm Sergus takes a flying leap. 2 Barbara Smith sways to the music. 3. Mary Roeni. Maureen O'Donahue and Anne Wisniewski. A. Luo ana Pegoto. 5. Pat Ke«y shows her style. 6. Water Boy Jim Thibodeau. 7. David Murray and Micr aei Wimette. B. Cheryl Morris and Karen Senn. 9. The Sophomore float. IO. Lucana Pagotto. Laurie Ross. Annette Reagan and Katherine Reardon serving the Seniors on Rmg Day. 11. James Fedool and Nancy Kotlerczyk. 12 Mary Rosm takes directions from Coach Cathy. FIRST ROW: Donna Gerben. Karen Rosbury. SECOND ROW: Tna PoravenD. A riene Callahan. David Kalski. Deborah Bo de. Donna Wloderczyk. Margaret Crit- tenden. THIRD ROW: John Park. Matthew Gallagher. James Lyle. Steven Prybylski. John Ewing. 98 The New Upperclassmen!! Ff ST ROW: Tina Pareventi. Marlene Chonaki. Lynne Bermer. Oenee Fadool. SECOND ROW: Gary Maguire. Kevin Donley. Steve Przybylski, John Fusco. Cor- ey Klessa. Paul Bokumewcz. Robert Sher- man, Thomas Yamck. 1. Cory Kiassa and John Sowik show pride in their award-winning Homecoming float. 2. Paula Kelly anxiously awaits the start of her third Student Councd Induction. 3. Junior men. Matt Memtt and Rod Coffee, give a suave look to the photographer A. Leo Earty. confused by the new schedule, wanders aimlessly trying to fr d his next class. 5. Carol Staszei and John Nestale compare their notes. FIRST ROW: Annette Sochelski, Kathy Lenant. Dentse Podzcervin- ski. Bernadette Koscidko. Bridget O'Donohue. SECOND ROW: James Wodyka. Pat Kode, David Newhan. ErSc Matras. Mark Brostowski. Susan Sykes. 100 FIRST ROW Colleen Lange. Pamela Gerwetowski. Lori Ann Bloom. Deborah N� gbor. Nancy Man sour, Joyce Gurka. SECOND ROW: Robert Fisher. Peter Juche. Davd Hchman, John Sowik, THIRD ROW. Mchaei War- dochleb, Ray Nelson, Mark Catbus. 1. T me Paraventi reflects back on her ef- forts put into the Junor Homecoming float. 2. Leo Early end Andrea Perry are off to their next class. 3. Mike Demieni at- tempts the great heist. 4. Dave Corder utilizes the weight room. 5. Kathy Drebcki takes a breather while fluffing flowers. 6. Ann Luna. James Kuhn. James Mytych. Peter Juche. and Brian Ha«dys. 7. Another example of our hard-working Juniors. B. Arrows are Draggm' the Pioneers behind. 9. Juniors assemble before a meeting m the gym. 1. 101 fi g ST. ALP’.'ONF JS - DFARP RlT ' 1. Gory Stock is getting reecty for another 1st hour class 2. Pat Kocte is a great asset to the Athletic Training Deportment. 3. Don Hopper looks on atten- tively at an Arrow football game A. Dave Corder and John Ewing. 5. Joe Grem always has a little fun m class. 6. John Pepera and Nancy Maneour enjoy the football gome. 7 Denise Fadool is getting her books for the day 0. An eager bench at a girls softball gome. FIRST ROW: Maureen Gorman. Dean lefrate. Antoinette Louses. Joseph Sytniek. Diane Sowe. Matthew Downey. Mary Beth Wilhelm. Paul Bokuniewicz. Julie Porno. SECOND ROW: Angela Pec it to. David Corder. Kathleen Dubiel. Patricio Zube. Gilbert Alfaro. Gory Maguire. Robert Slommski. James Fiedor. Cheryl Nedermeyer. Brian Haidys. James Mytych. Marlene Choinski. Robert Trybufcc. ond Undo Ponk. 1. FIRST FOW: Kimberly White. Joseph Grem. Phillip Shatter. Mary Am Serosi. Joseph Nicholes. SECOND ROW: Leo Early. Mortm Mendell. 103 FIRST ROW: Anthony Oamoff, Denise Fedool. Thelma Castillo. Susan Glowacki, Laura Zones. Kathryn Blair. Annette Prentki. George Tokerz. SECOND ROW: Kevin Donley. Joseph Urde. Michael Curry. John Cameron, Kenneth Krawczyk. Michael Damiam. A. 2. FIRST ROW: Paula Kelly, Lori Living- ston. Judy Sopcheck. Kathleen Drobtcki. Cynthia Barr. Lisa Kry- zyanick. Mery Murphy. Carol Juberv viHe. SECOND ROW: Kevin Prokop. Patrick Butler. Michael Kowalski. Daniel Hopper. Gary Stack. Neal Nigbor. Ronald Jecek. Mark Hry- newich. 104 1. The newly inducted Junior class representa- tives. 2. Sue Sykes hands off to Donne Mistor. 3. Pet Butler end Merk Hryne- w ch take time out to pose. A. Jeff Joseph is having a good time at the dance. 5. Keep looking Mary C.. you'll find it. 6. Rod Coffee doesn't seem as chipper as Spider. 7. Tony DeMere knows exactly whet it takes to keep up with chat old ball game. B. Joyce Gurke and her fancy foot- work. 9. Isn’t that Bucky behind that mask? RRST ROW: Anthony Mec- zuge. Kevin Prud'homme. SECOND ROW: Joanne Wis- niewski. Jeanne Pewiik. Catherine Klimkiewicz. THIRD ROW: Corey Klasso, Mark Noonan. Dems Carmody. Thomas Remski FOURTH ROW: Ann Luna. Agnes Skop. Anne Cooper. Janet Gough. 105 mm r ■ Brien Smith President Enzo Mestroianni Vice-President Denise Maclsaac Secretary Veronica Brostowski T reasurer Jennifer Jarrell Member at Large John Salois Public Relations v y Tracy Cotter Delegate Theresa Gorski Delegate Anthony Hutcheson Delegate 109 Mark Perry Delegate Robert Weglinski Delegate 1. Patty Mas ten and Art EBul Joan Albulov i 1. Suzie Bagozzi. Donna LeDuc, Linda McDonald. Evelyn Steszel. Vickie Wisniewski, and Veronica Brostowski. Volleyball Clash Day. 2. Ray Grzechowski m The Night Before Christmas. 3. Dennis Rocheleeu roaming the vast St. Alphonsus Campus. A. Seniors marching on Rmg Day. Carolyn Andrek A SN aw n rfhw Susan Bagozzi Kenneth Bardel John Carmody Patricia Christie Mark Cietti Lynn Cipolla 1. Cone heeds Berry Smith end Liz Nemeth consume mess quentities. 2. Cerol Sfcorski end Tim Burke. 3. Mery Michelek. a wild end crezy guy. y 115 Josephine Compegnone Shewn Corbett Dino Corsi Ronald Cser Ann Czachor Mary Czachor Linda Dapoz Alfred DeGrezie Phyllis Dmallo 1. The newly announced Queen and court. 2. Laune Niemenski smiles for the camera. 3. Dave Leshok and Barry Smith. 4. Lynn Dykowski. Sue Bagozzi. and Marynia Fix count down the mr-iutes awaitmg the Christmas break. 117 Merynie Fix Oliver Fragoso Naomi Furmanczyk Carolyn Galarowic 1. Sr. Mary Louse. 2. Dave Leshok drtves down tbe base line. 3. Bob Watson. 119 2. Thenese Gannon Judith Gawlik Thomas Gorski Barbara Grisdela 1. Mr. Rashid. Mi's. Romo. and Sr. Mai'y Louise enjoy the Rmg Day breakfast. 2. Kathy Steo com- templates on ideas for the Homecoming Dance 3. Some Senor girts take a pause from tfiem refreshment duties at the Senior ilaiKa. 4. Last Dance. 5. Seniors p«Y ceed down the aisle on R� g Day Gerard Grysko 121 Raymond Grzechowski Matthew Hall Bruce Harkey 1. Martin Michilak becomes a Senior. 2. Paula Fusco smiles after being pronounced the 1978 1. Homecoming Queen. 3. Theresa Spohr enjoys Homecoming. 122 3. 123 124 1 Roland Winson and David McDonald show delighted smiles after a hearty Senior breakfast. 2. Tracy Cotter is definitely number one Cone head as he plays King Con- ehead during the 1970 Christmas Show. Daniel Kelly 125 Karen Kelly Susan Klein Many Klink 126 Suzanne Krafchak Donna LeDuc Dave Leshok 901. A group of tired Seniors happi- ly leave the Church after a long Ring Day practice. 2. Scott Mahoney toasts his Senior year while Eric Pawlos dreams of future plans. 3. Greg VenEsley amazes students with a very unusual act during the 19 78 Christmas Show. A. Mary Ellen Becker and Barb Grtsdela and Cheryl N edermeyer show bright smiles. 127 128 Scott Mahoney Jacqueline Majek Kimberly Manick Diane Mescilak 1. Anne Czachor takes pictures to remember while Marciana Jaoeczko wat- ches. 2. Theresa Gannon works busily dur- ing her typing class. 3. Maureen Jaskolski and Mke Hrynewch await the punch line to another one of Brien Smith's jokes. 129 Patrice May Linda McDonald ----------------------------- Look to this day. Look to this day. For it is life. The very life of life, In its brief course. Lies all the realities. And veritas of existence. The bliss of growth, The splendor of action, The glory of power— For yesterday is but a dream. And tomorrow is only a vision, But today well lived Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness And every tomorrow A vision of hope. Look well, therefore, To this day. —Sanscript Proverb k_______________________ 1. Diane Jabour is officially a Senior. 2. Mrs. Matosh on her last day. 3. Daniel Machowicz shows Randy Wenick and Mike Osip how to eat pancakes. 4. Bard Gnsdele and Mary Elen Becker. Kieth Miazgowicz Donna Mills Karen Mitchell 131 Gregory Muscat Thomas Naide Elizabeth Nemeth 1. Yearbook members, Ai DeGrez a and M e Hrynewich prepare signs for the Subscrip- tion Dnve. 2. Bnen Smith. Class President toasts the Seniors on Ring Day. 3. Pat Christie gives a happy smile after completing her Yearbook page Lee Ann Nestale Laurie Niemenski 133 Michael Oleszkowicz 134 Many Pawlicki Christine Portelli Suzanne Prince Toni Roberts 135 Dennis Rocheleeu Patrick Ryan 1. Kathy Stec end Keith Mozgowcz relax after their pancake and sausage breakfast. 2. Barry Smith and Senior guys show their spirit at a Pep Rally. 3. The well-built and col- orful Homecoming float for the Queen and Court of 1S7S 136 John Rydzewski Kim Seiter Robert Sikora 137 Tracy Sonbenger 1. 1. Brien Smith gives his speech to the Sophomores at the Ring Day Breakfast. 2. Denise MecIsaac. Senior Class Secretary, proceeds into the Church for the Ring Day Mass. 3. Mark Perry and Tracy Cotter seem to be enjoying themselves on this special Senor Day. Karen Spohr Evelyn Staszel William Stenzel Theresa Spohr Kathleen Stec Robert Stepanian 138 Edward Szczotka Cheryl Szymanski 139 Here Today-Gone Tomorrow Lawrence Tate Mark Tate Barbara Tokarski Diane Tucker Gregory VenEsley Alex Vella 143 'hanks For The Times r N Darlene Zajac David Zapelski Martina Zarembski That You Given Me _____________________ y We’re at the Top at Last. . . r Those Who Were But Weren't Timothry Hopper Michael Oep Tern Owens Anthony Pome Robert Smell Micherl Teubitz David Vurgeleitrs Joann Zeilinski Mary Ann Zarka Mary Ann Ziegler y a 1. Mr. O'Donnell and Tony 2. Tracy P. Cotter 3. Marty presents the flag. A Father Quene blesses the rings. 1 146 Arrows 47 0 19 23 6 38 Arrows 18 8 21 10 8 Arrows 34 33 25 19 32 varsn ootoaT St. Agatha St. Mary of Redford Centerline St. Clement Cabrini Riverview Gabriel Richard Servite JV Football ’78 St. Agatha St. Mary of Redford Centerline St. Clement Gabriel Richard Servite Cross Country 78 St. Mary of Redford Cabrini DePorres Benedictine Gabriel Richard Opponents 0 6 12 16 7 6 Opponents 0 0 14 14 0 Opponents 20 21 34 44 22 Varsity Boys Basketball 79 Arrows Opponents 29 St. Mary of Redford 44 68 A. A. Gabriel Richard 60 67 Cabrini 56 95 Benedictine 59 57 DePorres 65 57 Centerline St. Clement 55 65 Riverview Gabriel Richard 42 49 St. Mary of Redford 60 69 Cabrini 50 69 Benedictine 52 37 DePorres 55 JV Boys Basketball Arrows Opponents 57 St. Mary of Redford 35 61 A.A. Gabrial Richard 21 67 Cabrini 51 69 Benedictine 51 72 DePorres 64 43 Centerline St. Clement 55 69 Riverview Gabriel Richard 54 59 St. Mary of Redford 65 52 Cabrini 50 59 Benedictine 41 57 DePorres 54 Girls Swimming 78 Arrows Opponents 33 Bishop Foley 49 30 Bishop Borgess 45 21 Bishop Gallagher 52 26 Star of the Sea 56 24 Mercy 52 Girls Varsity Basketvall 78 31 Regina 48 Arrows Opponents 34 Marian 46 54 Benedictine 44 40 DePorres 28 50 Holy Redeemer 65 56 Cabrini 50 46 St. Agatha 36 54 St. Mary of Redford 42 44 Benedictine 34 45 Benedictine 34 45 DePorres 28 Boys Swimming 79 42 Holy Redeemer 53 Arrows Opponents 29 Cabrini 44 20 Catholic Central 48 18 Brother Rice 50 40 DeLaSalle 43 24 U of D 54 54 Notre Dame 106 Varsity Baseball ’78 Varsity Softball 78 Arrows Opponents Arrows Opponents 8 Gabriel Richard 1 1 St. Agatha 3 5 St. Mary of Redford 0 8 Benedictine 5 16 DePorres 0 8 St. Mary of Bedford 19 2 Cabrini 0 8 Holy Redeemer 9 3 Benedictine 0 10 Cabrini 11 3 Gabriel Richard 0 11 St. Agatha 14 3 St. Mary of Redford 0 4 Benedictine 3 8 DePorres 2 5 St. Mary of Redford 1 Cabrini 0 5 Holy Redeemer 8 11 Benedictine 0 8 Cabrini 9 Girls Track 78 Arrows Opponents 72 St. Agatha 64 62 Benedictine 78 52 Cabrini 102 56 St. Mary of Redford 79 Varsity Volleyball Arrows Opponents 15-15 St. Agatha 2-2 15-15 St. Mary of Redford 7-6 15-15 Holy Redeemer 9-5 15-16 Benedictine 9-14 16-15 St. Agatha 14-2 15-15 St. Mary of Redford 7-8 15-15 Holy Redeemer 11-8 Boy's Track 78 10-13 Benedictine 15-15 Arrows Opponents 45 DePorres 102 60 Riverview Gabriel Richard 72 41 Benedictine 126 55 St. Andrew 50 42 A.A. Gabriel Richard 63 55 St. Agatha 48 40 Cabrini 68 Regular Patrons Zeppelin Marlboros live at St. Als. Love Dan and Jan. Sisters are we. Tippie and Dede. DOCTOR: your prescription cure all my boo-boos. NURSE. Mr. and Mrs. Urtczeck Someday...................... Free at last (thank God A years are up)! Watermelon—$2.00. Edwardo—Goodbye and Good Luck. Me. Weasle—Kiss is 2 next to you. Love ya—Kitty. Thanks for the times you’ve given me. M.K.S.C.P. Good Luck Sue B. and Jerry B. A congratulatory person. Beth Belesky— 7B D’uh I play football. Debbie Janine Love is a tickling sensation about the heart that can’t be scratch- ed. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michalak Good luck Judy Jenny—Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krygowski Good Luck Maureen Poulton. Mr. and Mrs. David Jolet Jim—It’s Dairy Queen time!!! Freak out weird world! L-P-J. Mrs. C. Dluzynski Congratulations Diane Mascilak. from Mom and Dad. MK DM AC MS LK MA MC TJ Row A, Table 1. Good Luck Diane Mascilak from your brother Rich. Barb—2 to go. hang in there! Sue. Don’t worry! Brian might go Bald! Lar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostech Congratulations and best of luck Darlene—Love Mom and Dad. Senior Sunbeams will shine for- ever. Good Luck Seniors. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rydewski Gregory, the times we share now are the memories for our fu- ture. Luv, Laurie. Definition-Year book photograph- er: Madman with a camera and a fiendish mind. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellenbrook and Family Raymond Gary Niemenski— class of '7A. Mr. and Mrs. C. Zarembski Good Luck '79ers. Debbie 6 Steve...stronger. EMERGENCY!!! Watch out stu- dent body and Daytona. I love you and fossil and bird, from Linda. Good Luck Bob Watson. Luv C.R. Good Luck to all the students. Mr. and Mrs. Mlynazyk Good luck Seniors—Mike and Mary ’ 75”. 8th hour gametes forever. The Donley Family Thank you Mom and Dad from Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. R. Niemenski Danny. Dave, and Tony: Party Hardy. Love Pat and Angel. James Rosni Family Sweet Sixteen Sherdo. Love Cram. Mr. and Mrs. S. Peczynski Good Luck Sherry. Mark Ciatti: good luck in the fu- ture, from your little sister. Kathie and Dave. Congratulations to all the Buds! Mer-ln. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenart ZZZ Rocks....Gonzo! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chryczyk Good Luck Debbie Zywica from your big sister Toni. To all my relatives, thanks for all you’ve done. Love. Toni. Uncle Bob—Aunt Tina—Joey— Timmy—Andrea. Thanks Mom and Dad for every- thing. Love always. Veronica. Cutie—come back and count the bricks; there may be more. For Mary—1,2, 1.2,3!!!A? 5? Lori and Cyndy and Jenny. An ex-con hereof. Steve M. Rydzewski Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Mascilak Lots of luck ‘79 and ’B1 —Andrea and Jim Zinser. Good Luck Seniors. Mrs. Andrew Kapanowski (Busia). Good Luck Carol. Love always. Don Good Luck Maureen Poulton. Study hard. Bob and Pat Wojciechowski Blanche Furowski INFLATION HITS: $5.50 is now $6.23. Congratulations to the class of 70. Congratulations Barb. Martie. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blescak Congratulations Carol; may your efforts be rewarding and worth while. Hey little scruffy! Guess who? Good Luck Maureen Poulton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Czachor. There’s more in the middle of an Egg McMuffin...! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maclsaac Family. Good Luck Sophs of ’01. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Michalak Mr. and Mrs. Julian Biernat Chuck. Donna Gerben. Mr. and Mrs. E. Robisch Mane Robisch—’BO Happiness to Joe and Lisa. ”lt was me. Mrs. Skora—”. from O-oo Babe, we love your ways!!! Always. Iris and Maggie. To stay home or not to stay home. That is the question. Pam. Stay home! Mom and Dad. Mrs. Skora and Homeroom 210. Mike and Cheryl: Good Luck in the future and always. H.R. 200 is doing fine. Congratulations Evelyn! From your little brothers Ron and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bagozzi. Congratulations Pete on a job well done. Love, Mom and Dad. From the Lousies’: Best wishes to the Seniors. Congratulations Donna LeDuc! Good Luck in all your future endeavors. From Vickie Wheeler. Congratulations '70. Too bad you’re graduating three years too early. Gerald. Katherine, and Mark Fla- herty. Good Luck Ken Bardel.—Mom, Dad. Dan, and Debbie. Liz. Brien. Mary Ellen, and Diane. Success to the class of ’01. Michael and Cheryl, forever. Congratulations Josene Dubiel and Elizabeth Nemeth. Notre Dame never the same. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Targosz Mr. and Mrs. C. Gerben Mr. and Mrs. Gismondi Hi Alison 1!!!!!!!!!!!! Good Luck Seniors. Good Luck Keith Maz”! Love. Debbie. Good luck Seniors. Love, Carrott Top. Congratulations Chris! You’ve finally made itHILove, Mom and Dad. 202 is great. Terri and John forever! Thanks for everything. Mom and Dad Love. Diane M. ’70. Congratulations Art! Mom and Dad. Silver Patrons Phil Sl Jo—Spirit of 'A1 Joseph L. Ratke and Family Lots of luck 7Sers! Gowanlock Family. Mr. and Mrs. John McPharlin George H. Tozer Congratulations. Pete. Lots of love. P. T. D. K. P. J. J. M. La clase de Espanol avanzado dice— felicitaciones a la clase de ’70. Mrs. Tess Klann Congratulations Joanne—Olga and John Korona. Here’s to success —Gus and Mary Senn. The Kumors’ last—with love. Good Luck—Helen Ann and Matt. Theresa Wasko Wiwat! Class of '70! Congratulations Veronica Marie (Stella). Mom and Dad. Toni, you've finally made it; con- gratulations—love. Darlene and Rebecka. Congratulations, Veronica—my first grandchild to graduate, love. Grandma. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Jewell R.S. is the best. Love. Mike. Best of luck to my little sister. Cheryl Jewell. Cathy, who asked ya. siste? Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinsden Thanks Mom and Dad. I did it. November Retreat — TOGA. TOGA. TOGA. Dilly, you made Senior year. Terry-n-Dayna: Z wild crazy girls. Hi parrot, elsie. boo boo, walrus, and altar boy—seal. Mom and Dad thanks for every- thing— Love. Darlene. Mr. and Mrs. S. Peczynski Wodyka Family Chris and Bruce, congratulations from Mom and Dad. Good Luck class of ’70. Thomas Belesky Family The Kosciolko Family Grandma Rouso lives on. God bless our grandaughter— Veronica Marie. Love. Busia Dzia Dzia. Proud to have you for a grand- daughter Toni. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Oatts. Congratulations. Toni from your 151 Silver Patrons great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. House. The Kumors' finale—break a leg Mike. The love you give is the love you‘11 receive. Good Luck Toni. Remember Craig (73] Mr. Si Mrs. Hamilton and Family Best Wishes—the Piersons. Mark and Mary Alice Jabour Congratulations Sue! You’ve done a great job and we’re very proud of you. Love. Mom and Dad. ’’The Ed Burke Family Love that Dancing Bear! J.C.. P.C.. M.G., P.M., M.P., C.V. Congratulations to our dear daughter Diane—Love. Mom and Dad Tucker. Happiness now and in the future. Seniors! Congratulations. Jeff! Mom. Dad. and Dave. Good Luck '01. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camilleri Patricia Wasko Mrs. Helen Wasko Long live the summer of ‘78. Helen. Rick and the toy. Congratulations Carrie from Mom and Dad. BJS. With a little luck WE CAN!! ILYAIAW Mr. Quail, Ollie, and 33 other weird birds! Good Luck Donna T. from Sue. Good Luck 70 JC. CS. KS. AL. CR. Kathy: 2 years down and 2 to go. Donna. Best wishes to the class of 01 — Betty H. Gladki. Perseverance makes a good Freshman. Mrs. Zfunkener is now married and living in Wisconsin. Congratulations Debbie Morris from Mrs. N.W. Schroll and Kathy. Ellen and Sheila. Jerry, you finally made it. Love. Ma and Dad. Mike, to my silly bear, thanks for everything! Love. Cheryl. Good Luck Class of ‘82. Mom and Dad. Congratulations. Mike. Mr. and Mrs. Rickie. Congratulations Carol and class of 70. Best wishes as you graduate Joannne—Judy and Mel Farr. Wally Podgorski’s Choice Meats-Made Fresh and Smoked Kielbasa 581-3668 To The Sophomore Homeroom of 221-Mr. Mrs. Art Klick Three Down...One To Go. Mr. Mrs. Edward Stec Mr. Mrs. John Kelly Family A girl like you deserves a world of heppiness- Congratuletions to our Joanne-Mom Si Dad Notre Dame Nostalgia: Barbara. Mary Ellen, Amy. Diane Good Luck to the Clases of ’70. ’80. ‘81. and ‘82 Mr. Mrs. J. Zuba Family Congratulations Al and the Class of ‘70. Love Mom Dad The Kuhn Family With great respect and Adminiration-Congratuletions Toni Bill Anna Flanigan and Family Mary Ann Wasko Congratulations to Paula and the Class of ‘70-Love. Mom S. Dad You’ll feel closer to Heaven when surrounded by the Spirit of Room 207 Negative humor...Apologize! Room 220 The National Honor Society- Something To Work For E. Lesney and Son Funeral Home Mr. Mrs. John S. Andrek Sl Family Gold Patrons 225 HOME OF RADAR! (ATTENTION: CHOPPER COMING IN) THE SENIORS GRIN AND BARRETT” IN HR. 203 - SUE. YVETTE. LISA. DAVE. JO. SHAWN. PHYLLIS. ART. MARYNIA. THERESE, MIKE. TONY. GERRY. SUE. PETE. JACKI. ENZO. LAURIE. KEN. MIKE. DENNIS. PAT, BOB. EVELYN. BARB. VICKIE. 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WARREN AT SCHAEFER DEARBORN, MICHIGAN 48126 “Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice. It is not something to be gained, it is something to be achieved.” Senior Index Abela, Mary Rose 114 Honor Roll 1,2; International Club 4. Albulov, Joan 114 Student Council 2,3; Delegates; N.H.S. 2; Choral Union 3; Mission Club 2.4, Representative; Journalism 4. Reporter; Debate and Forensics 2,3; Vice President 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Powder Puff 1; Cheerleading 1; Track 2; Basketball 2, Student Manager; Perfect Attendence 1; Homecoming Honor Guard. Andrek, Carolyn 78.114 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; G.A.A. 4; Track 3. Bagozzi, Susan 33, 51, 72, 114, 117, 119, 143 Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4, Production Editor 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Co Captain 4; Volleyball 3,4,; Track 1,2. Bardel, Kenneth 58, 114 Football 3,4. All City Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1, 2. Becker. Mary Ellen 52, 53, 115, 131 N.H.S. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Choral Union 2,3,4, President 4; In- ternational Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Track 2; Operetta 2,3, Chorus; Homecoming Honor Guard; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4. Bergeron, Yvette 115 Bitonti. Lisa 115 Yearbook 4; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1. Bogulsaski, David 33, 115 Perfect Attendance 1. Bowers. Margaret 115 Brennen, James 112 Perfect Attendance 1. Brierly, Kimberly 112 Mission Club 1; Powder Puff 1. Bright, Richard 112 Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3; Operetta 2, Band. Brostowski, Veronica 29, 32, 37. 66, 72, 79, 108, 114, 116 Student Council 3,4, Delegate 3,Treasurer 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Choral Union 2,3,4. Ensemble 4; International Club 1; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, All League 3; Softball 1,2,3, Honorable Mention 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,4; Operetta 2,3,4, Chorus and Makeup; Homecoming Court 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Burke, Timothy 58, 62, 63, 112 Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varsity Club, 1,2,3,4; Choral Union 3; Journalism 4; Football 1,2,3,4, All City 3,4. All League 3,4, All Catholic 4, All State Honorable Mention 4; Track 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4, All City 3, All League 3, Captain 4; Operetta 2,3 Crew; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Carmody, Jonn 35, 58, 58, 113 Honor Roll 1; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Mardi Gras Class King 4. Cristie, Patricia 51, 113, 132 Band 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Yearbook 4; Operetta 3,4, Band. Ciatti, Mark 113 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Journalism 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Cipolla, Lynn 113 Honor Roll 1,2,3. Compagnone, Josephine 116 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Operettta 3,4, Costumes; Perfect Attendance 2.3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Corbett, Shawn 116 Corsi, Dino 116, 141 Cotter, Tracy 41, 47, 109, 138 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Delegate 1,2,4, Vice President 3; N.H.S. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varisty Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; A.C.T.S. 4, Vice President; Mission Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2„ Manager; Basketball 1, Manager; Bowling 3; Operetta 2,3,4, Crew 2,3, Lead 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Distinguished Society of American High School Students 2,3,4; A.C.T. Letter of Recomendation 4; Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. Cser, Ronald 58, 59, 117 Student Council 2,3 Delegate; Varsity Club 3,4; Journalism 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, Captain 3; Czachor, Ann Marie 117, 135 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Danowski, Tracy 143 Honor Roll 1,2. Dapoz, Linda 117 Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Softball 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Operetta 2,3, Band. DeGrazia, Alfred 50, 58. 117, 132 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Mission Club 1; Yearbook 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Operetta 4, Crew. Dinallo, Phyllis 117 Honor Roll 2,3; Choral Union 2. Dubiel. Josene 118 Honor Roll 3; School Beautiful 3; Journalism 4; G.A.A. 3; Basketball 3. Dubiel. Mary 118 School Beautiful 3; Pep Club 3; Cheerleading 3. Duprey, Jon 118 Choral Union 3,4; Band 3,4; Mission Club 4; Journalism 4; Bowling 3; Operetta 2,3 Band. Dykowski, Lynn 51, 78. 117, 118 N.H.S. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Mission Club 4; Yearbook 4; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff; Track 2,3; Basketball 1; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Ellul, Arthur 58. 108. 109, 118 Mission Club 3,4; Football 1,3,4. Exel, Dayna 119 Mission Club 2. Fix, Marynia 30, 51, 119 N.H.S 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Choral Union 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Mission Club 4; Yearbook 2,4; Track 2; Board of Trustees Scholarship Central Michigan University 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Fragoso, Oliver 76, 111, 119 Mission Club 3,4; Baseball 1.3; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2. Furmanczyk, Naomi 119 Band 2,3,4; Mission Club 1; Swimming 1,2. 168 Fusco, Paula 29. 30, 40, 47, 110, 116, 122, 143 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Delegate 1, Public Relations 2, Treasurer 3. Student Council Vice President 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4,; Choral Union 3,4, Accompanist; Pep Club 1; Mission Club 3; Year- book 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; Powder Puff 1; Operetta 2,3,4, Accompianist; Homecoming Queen 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Rotary Club. Galarowic, Carolyn 33. 78, 119 Track 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1. Gannon, Therese 120, 134 International Club 1.2. Gawlik. Judith 120 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Choral Union 3,4; International Club 1; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 2; Powder Puff 1; Operetta 3, Chorus; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Chancellor’s Scholar- ship Program 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Geiss, Colleen 37, 120 Choral Union 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Journalism 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Cheereleading 1,3; Track 2; Operetta 2,3,4, Crew 2, Chorus 3, Cast 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4;Home- coming Honor Guard 4. Gillis, Gayle 120 School Beautiful 2; Mission Club 2.3. Gluck, Maureen 78,120 Honor Roll 1,2; International Club 1; Track 1,3; Perfect Attendance 2. Gorski, Theresa 134,144,145 Student Council 4, Delegate; Pep Club 2; Mission Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Volleyball 2. Gorski, Thomas 109, 121. 141 Student Council 2, Delegate; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2.3. Grisdela, Barbara 47,121,131,141 Student Council 1; N.H.S. 2,3,4 President 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Inter national Club 1; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3; Operetta 3, Chorus; Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. Grysko, Gerard 58,121 Varsity Club 3,4 Treasurer 3.4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3. Grezechowski. Raymond 114,122 Hall. Matthew 30,58,122 Honor Roll 2,3; Varsity Club 4; Football 1,2,3,3; Track 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Harkey. Bruce 122 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1,2,3,4. Hoover, Jennifer 123,144.145 Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 1; Track 1,2; Perfect Atten- dance 1. Hopper, Timothy 58,59,62,63 Student Council 2, Member at Large; International Club 1; Mission Club 1; Football 2,3,4, All City Honorable Mention 3.4, All League Honorable Mention 3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mardi Gras Class King 1; Perfect Attendance 1. Hrynewich. Michael 51,123,132,134 Yearbook 4; Debate and Forensics 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2. Hutcheson, Anthony 58,76,109 Student Council 4, Delegate; Varsity Club 3.4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4, All City Honorable Mention 3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 2. laquinta, Amy 109 Student Council 4, Delegate; Choral Union 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Mission Club 1,2,3; Journalism 4; Powder Puff 1; Volleyball Student Manager 2; Operetta 2,3,4, Crew 2, Student Director 3, Lead 4; Homecoming Honor Guard. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, G.A.A. 2,3. Isminger, Mark 123 Honor Roll 3; Mission Club 1,2. Jabour, Diane 123 Student Council 1; School Beautiful 3; G.A.A 1,2,3; Powder Puff 1,3; Cheerleading 3; Softball 2,3; Basketball 1.2; Mardi Gras Class Queen 2. Jakubczak, Lisa 123 School Beautiful 1; Band 1,2; Mission Club 1; Journalism 4; G.A.A. 1; Basketball 1. Janeczko, Marciana 54,124,130 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Operetta 3,4. Band; Perfect Attendance 1. Janos, Theresa 124,130 Jarrell, Jennifer 29,49,51,109,116,143 Student Council 3,4, Member at Large; Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4; Yearbook 4; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1,3; Cheerleading 3; Track 1,2; Majorette 2; Homecoming Court 4. Jaskolski, Maureen 51,124,130,134 Choral Union 3,4; Yearbook 4; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Cheerleading 1; Track 2; Homecoming Honor Guard 4: Mardi Gras Class Queen 1. Jewell. Gerald 45,50,58,124,130 Varsity Club 3.4, Sergeant of Arms 4; Choral Union 3; Yearbook 4; Journalism 4, Sports Editor; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Mardi Gras Class King 3. Joseph, Paul 124,130 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1. Kelly, Daniel 125,130 International Club 1; Journalism 4, Business Editor; Debate and Forensics 1,2; Football 1. Kelly. Karen 52,53,78,125,131 Student Council 1, Delegate; Honor Roll 1,2,3; International club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,; Mission Club; Journalism 4, Editorial Editor; Debate and Forensics 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Choral Union 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 1. Klein, Susan 33,125,131 N.H.S 3; Honor Roll 2; Choral Unions 2,3; Yearbook 2; G.A.A 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Powder Puff 1,3; Volleyball 3; Basketball 1,2. Klink, Mary 125.131 Honor Roll 2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Koch, Charlotte 32,126,141 Choral Union 3,4; Journalism 4; Powder Puff 1,3. Koda, Peter 111,126 Football 1,2. Kolano, Linda 126 Mission Club 1,2,3. Kolodziej, Darlene 52,53,126 Choral Union 4; International Club 1; School Beautiful 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Mission Club 4; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Operetta 3,4, Chorus 3. Cast 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Korona, Joanne 126,145 Yearbook 4. 169 Koury, Mary 126 Band 1,2,3.4; Operetta 3,4, Band. Krafchak, Suzanne 127 Track 2; Choral Union 3,4; Powder Puff 1. Kumor, Michael 36.40,42,76,110 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Delegate 1,2,3, Student Council President 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1; Operetta 3,4, Lead; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Optimist Award. LeDuc, Donna 29.31,71,72,79,114,116,127,144,145 Student Council 1,2,3, Secretary 1,2,3; N.H.S 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1; School Beautiful 1; Pep Club 1,2; Mission Club 1,2; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, All City 4; All League 1,2,3,4; State Swimming Qualifier 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Co Captain 3,4, All League, All Catholic 3; Soft- ball 1,2,3; Operatta 2,4, Program; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Nominee for Dearborn Athletic of the Year 4; Nominee for The Harvey Bakus Scholastic Athletic Award 4; Homecoming Court 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Leshok, David 45,63,116,118,127 Student Council 2,4, Delegate 2, Varsity Club President 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4, President 4; Journalism 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, All City 3, All League 3. MacDonald. David 128 Swimming 2. Machowicz, Daniel 110,128 Maclssac, Denise 35,138,140,180 Student Council 4, Secretary; Honor Roll 3; Choral Union 4; Pep Club 2, Representative; Homecoming Honor Guard 4. Mahoney, Scott 128,130 Journalism 4; Football 1. Majek, Jacqueline 129 Honor Roll 1,2; International Club 1; Journalism 4. Manick, Kimberly 129 International Club 1,2; Mission Club 2; Powder Puff 1; Bowling 4. Mascilak, Diane 129 International Club 1,2,3; School Beautiful 1,2; Pep Club 1; Track 1,2. Masson, Jeffrey 129 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Mission Club 2; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; D.C.F.L. Third Place Declamation 4; Novice State Debate Participant 3. Masten, Patricia 108,109,129 Honor Roll 1,2; Journalism 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Mastroianni, Enzo 29,31,58,108,132 Student Council 3,4, President 3, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4. All City 4, All League 4, All Catholic 4. All State 4; Track 3; Operetta 3,4, Crew; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Distinguished American High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 2. Mardi Gras Class King 2. Mattes, Patrice 129 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Powder Puff 1,3; Volleyball 1,3; Operetta 3, Costume and Crew. May, Patricia 130 Bowling 4. McDonald, Linda 72,114,130 Honor Roll 2; School Beautiful 2,3,4, President 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2. Miazgowicz, Keith 58,130,136 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Choral Union 3, Baseball 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Operetta 2,3,4, Crew. Michalak. Martin 36,37,40,112,122,143 Student Council 1,3,4, Public Relations Director 3,4; N.H.S 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Track 2,4; Operetta 4, Lead; Novice State Debate Qualifier 1; Bicentennial Youth Debate Award 1; Third Place Voice Democracy 2; Regional Optimist Award 2; D.C.F.L. Second Place Radio Award 2; D.C.F.L. Fifth Place Oratory Award 2. Michigan International Scholastic State Debate Qualifier 3; Who s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3.4; Student Con- gress 4. Mills, Donna 130 Mitchell, Karen 130 Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 1. Morris, Debra 131 ACT, 1,2. Mullahy, Patrick 131 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Mullen, Lynne 131 Honor Roll 2,3; Powder Puff 1; Operetta 3 Role. Murphy, Daniel 43,131 Band 1,2,3,4; Swimming 4; Track 1,2,3; Operetta 3,4 Role 3 Lead 4 Muscat, Gregory 132 Naida, Thomas 132 Honor Roll 2,3; International Club 1; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1; Perfect Attendance 1. Nemeth, Elizabeth 78,113,132,140 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Mission Club 4; Yearbook 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 2, Manager; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; University of Michigan Regions Alumni Scholarship Nominee 4. Nestale Lee Ann 35,132 Student Council 1, Representative; Pep Club 1,2; Mission Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2, Mardi Gras Class Queen 4. Niemenski, Laurie 50,68,69,78,79,110,116,132,145 Yearbook 2,3,4, Editor 4; Swimming 2; Softball 3; Basketball 4; Student Manager. O'Beirne, Rita 133 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1; Journalism 4. Obidzinski, Kenneth 133 Honor Roll 2; Debate and Forensics 1; Swimming 2 Manager; Drafting Dertificate Award 3; Industrial Arts Certificate 2. Oleszkowicz, Michael 133 Honor Roll 1,2,3. Opimach, David 35,58,134 Honor Roll 1; Varsity Club 4; International Club 1,2; A.C.T.S. Mullen, Lynne 131 Honor Roll 2,3; Powder Puff 1; Operetta 3 Role. Murphy, Daniel 43,131 Band 1,2,3,4; Swimming 4; Track 1,2,3; Operetta 3,4 Role 3 Lead 4 Muscat, Gregory 132 Naida, Thomas 132 Honor Roll 2,3; International Club 1; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1; Perfect Attendance 1. 170 Nemeth, Elizabeth 78,113,132,140 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Mission Club 4; Yearbook 2,3; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, Basketball 2, Manager; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; University of Michigan Regions Alumni Scholarship Nominee 4. Nestale Lee Ann 35,132 Student Council 1, Representative; Pep Club 1,2; Mission Club 1; G.A.A 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2, Mardi Gras Class Queen 4. Niemenski, Laurie 50.68,69.78.79,110.116,132,145 Yearbook 2,3,4, Editor 4; Swimming 2; Softball 3; Basketball 4; Student Manager. O'Beirne. Rita 133 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1; Journalism 4. Obidzinski, Kenneth 133 Honor Roll 2; Debate and Forensics 1; Swimming 2 Manager; Drafting Dertificate Award 3; Industrial Arts Certificate 2. Oleszkowicz, Michael 133 Honor Roll 1,2,3. Opimach, David 35,58,134 Honor Roll 1; Varsity Club 4; International Club 1,2; A.C.T.S. 1; Mission Club 1; Swimming 1; Football 3,4. Osip, Michael Choral Union 1,2,3,4 Ostach, Linda 134 Honor Roll 1,2,3. Owens, Terry Pacitto, John 134 Football 1. Panlccia. Maria 134 Pawlicki, Mary 134 Honor Roll 2,3. Pawlos, Eric 130,134 Choral Union 4; Journalism 4. Perry, Mark 30,32,45,58,59,109,138 Student Council 4, Delegate; Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Swimming 4; Football 2,3,4, Captain 4; All City, All League Honorable Mention 4; Track 2,3, All City 2, All League, All Catholic, All State 3; Operetta 3,4, Crew 3 Role 4. Pietron. Casimer 43,135 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Band 1.2,3,4. Poma, Anthony Football 1. Portelli, Christine 135 International Club 1; Mission Club 4; Journalism 4. Prince, Suzanne 78,135,144,145 Student Council 1, Delegate; N.H.S. 3; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1; Powder Puff 1; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Perfect At- tendance 1. Roberts, Toni 135 Mission Club 4; Powder Puff 1; Swimming 2, Manager. Rocheleau, Dennis 115,136 Honor Roll 2,3; Track 2,3; Bowling 3. Ryan, Patrick 136 Pefect Attendance 1,2. Rydzewski, John 136 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4, All City, All Catholic, All League 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2,3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Milk Man 1,2,3,4. Salois, John 32,58,62,63,108 Student Council 4. Public Relations; Varsity Club 3,4; Choral Union 3,4; Mission Club 1; Journalism 4, Sports Editor; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Seiter, Kim 126 Honor Roll 1,2,3; International Club 1,2,3; Debate and Forensics 1,2, Secretary 2. Sikora, Robert 136 Band 2,3. Sikorski, Carol 52,53,112,137 Choral Union 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Yearbook 2; Jour- nalism 4, Editor; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Captain 4; Softball 1, Manager; Track 2; Operetta 2,3, Chorus; Perfect Attendance 1; Homecoming Honor Guard 4 Simota, Susan 137 Honor Roll 2,3; Operetta 4, Makeup; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Sklodowske, Joseph 63,137 Small, Robert Smith, Barry 36,40,58,76,111,113,116,136 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Class Vice President 1, Class President 2, Director of Correspondance 3, Assistant Treasurer 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Choral Union 3,4; Journalism 4; Baseball 1,2,3.4 All League 3. All City 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Operetta 2,3,4, Lead; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. Smith, Brien 33,50,58,76,108.123,132,138.143 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Class President 1, Vice President 2, Delegate 3, Class President 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 4; Journalism 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 2; Football 2,3,4. All City Honorable Mention 3; Basketball 1,2; Operetta 3, Crew; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4; Rotary Club. Sonberger. Tracy 138 School Beautiful 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Powder Puff 1. Spohr, Karen 138 Choral Union 2,3,4. Spohr, Theresa 138 Track 1. Staszel, Evelyn 66,72,79,114,138 School Beautiful 3, Vice President; Powder Puff 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 2,3,4. All League Honorable Mention 4; Honor Guard 4. Stec, Kathleen 34,42,47,120,136,138 Student Council 1,3, Representative 1, Delegate 3; N.H.S. 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Choral Union 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook 3; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 2.3. Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Operetta 2,3,4, Lead; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Stenzel, William 138 Stepanian, Robert Sykes, Michelle 139 International Club 1; Track 3; Operetta 3, Chorus; A.C.T. Scholar- ship 4. 171 Szczotka, Edward 139 Honor Roll 1; Journalism 4; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3; A.C.T. Award; Stionis Award. Szymanski, Cheryl 139 Choral Union 4; International Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. Tate, Lawrence 140 Tate, Mark 140 Taubitz, Michael 76 Baseball 1,2,3. Tokarski, Barbara 140 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Operetta 4, Costume; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Tucker, Diane 50,52,53,140 N.H.S. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Choral Union 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; School Beautiful 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; A.C.T.S. 1,2,3,4. Treasurer 3, President 4; Yearbook 3,4, Copy Editor 4; Journalism 4, Co Editor 4; Debate and Forensics 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Co Captain 4; Operetta 2,4, Role; International Student Leadership Workshop Participant 4; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Mardi Gras Class Queen 3. VanEsley, Gregory 37,47,131.140 Choral Union 4; International Club 1,2,4, President 1,2; Pep Club 1; A.C.T.S. 1,2; Mission Club 1.2; Bowling 4; Operetta 4, Lead. Vella, Alex 140 Journalism 4; Swimming 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1. VonEper, Carolyn 141 Honor Roll 2.3; A.C.T.S. 2; Perfect Attendance 2. Watson, Robert 43,141 Band 1,2,3,4 President; Swimming 1; Operetta 3,4, Band. Waynicki, Randall Wenglinski, Robert 35,45,63,109 Student Council 4, Delegate; Band 1; Basketball 1,2,4. Weston, James Student Council 1,2, Delegate; Honor Roll 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; International Club 1; Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Perfect Attendance 1. Wierzbicki, Eileen Pep Club 1,2; Mission Club 3 Secretary; G.A.A. 2; Powder Puff 1; Swimming 2; Track 1. Winson, Roland Honor Roll 3; Track 2,3. Wisneiwski, Diane 33,72,78,145 Honor Roll 1,2,3; School Beautiful 2,3; Mission Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Volleyball 2,3,4, Honorable Mention, All League 4; Track 1,2,3. Wisniewski, Donna 33,72,78,145 Track 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Wisniewski, Vickie 29.40.66,72,78,114,116 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Class Treasurer 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; N.H.S 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4. Captain 3,4. Track 1,2,3. Captain 3; Basketball 2.4; Homecoming Court 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Perfect Atten- dance 1. Wolak, Lance Perfect Attendance 1. Wolfewicz, Joseph Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; Track 1. Wolski, Gregory 144 Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. Wykes, Claudia 144 International Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Powder Puff 1; Swimming 1,2. Yurgelaitis, David Zajac, Darlene 145 Honor Roll 3; International Club 1; Mission Club; Bowling 4. Zapalski. David 45.145 International Club 3,4, Vice President 4. Zarembski, Martina 145 Operetta 3. Zarka, Mary Ann Perfect Attendance 2. Ziegler, Marianne Honor Roll 1,2,3; Yearbook 2; G.A.A 2,3; Volleyball 2,3; Perfect At- tendance 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4. Zielinski. Joann International Club 2; Track 1,2. Zyla, Theresa Choral Union 4; International Club 1; Band 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Swimming 1,2; Volleyball 2. 172 General Index Mr. James E. O'Donnell 12,32,34 Mr. Lawrence A. Suarez 13.40 Miss Berina Anderson 19 Sister Marie Arthur O.P. 13 Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett 15,50,51,143 Miss Kathleen Bliss 22,83 Mr Thomas Cameron 22,48,45,58 Miss Clare Celmar 21 Sister Clare Charles, O.P. 24 Mr. Raymond DeCeco 25,43 Mr. Donald Dixon 16 Mrs. Margaret Duelo 18 Ms. Judth Gill 20 Sister Marie Harold, O.P. 21 Mr. Robert Hudy 14,49,70 Miss Ellen Hurley 80,21 Sister Mary Jane O.P. 22 Mr. Norman Kilgour Mrs. Sylvia Kumor 14 Miss Barbara Kuzdzal 20,54 Sister Mary Louise, O.P. 23,47,119,120 Mr. Joseph Maci 15,55 Sistern Norita Marie, O.P. 14 Mrs. Rosemary Maynard 46,15 Mrs. Delores Musson 19 Mrs. Louise McGuire 13 Miss Alice Mclain 25,94 Miss Carolyn Nord 16 Mr. Patrick O'Connor 18,54 Mr. Michael Quail 17,30 Reverend Father Ralph Quane 18,32 Mr. John Rashid 17,82 Ms. Mary Rashid 23,36,42 Mr. Thomas Rashid 16,49,120 Mrs. Marilyn Reagan 17 Miss Edna Rheault 24 Mrs. Mary Riley 24,49 Mrs. Deborah Romo 20,120 Mrs. Margaret Skora 19 Miss Rosemary Spilter 25,54 Sister Mary Willard O.P. 23 Alfaro, Gilbert 43,103 Barr, Cynthia 104 Bernier, Lynne 40.44.66.67,72.100 Bissell.Janet Blair, Kathryn 104 Bloom, Lori Ann 101 Bokuniewicz, Paul 40,42,58,99.103,104 Bolda. Deborah 98 Brostowski, Mark 40,63,77,100 Butler, Patrick 104 Calbus, Mark 101 Callahan, Arlene 98 Cameron, John 104 Carmody, Denis 105 Castillo, Thelma 104 Choinski, Marlene 52,53,88,103 Coffee, Roderio 62,63,98,105 Connolly, Mary 40,52,53,98,104 Cooper, Anne 105 Corder. David 58,101,103 Costyn, Carol 100 Crittenden, Margaret 66,79,98 Curry, Michael 76,104 Caplicki, Vicky 99 Damiani, Michael 36,51,101,104 Dolunt, Richard 100 Donley, Kevin 70,99,104 Dornoff, Anthony 104 Downey, Matthew 103 Drabicki. Kathleen 54,78,101,104 Dubiel, Kathleen 103 Early. Leo 43,98,101,103 Ewing, John 98,103 Fadool, Denise 52,53,99,103,104 Farmer, Melissa Fiedor, James 63,103 Fisher. Robert 101 Fusco, John 98,99 Gallagher, John 98 George, Jeanine 72,100 Gerben, Donna 98 Gerwatowski, Pamela 101 Glowacki, Susan 54,78,104 Gorman, Maureen 44.66,67,78,79, 103 Gough, Janet 105 Graczyk, George 99 Grenn, Joseph 99 Gurka, Joyce 66,67,68,69,72,101, 105 Haag, Brigette Haidys, Biran 101,103 Hayes, John Hichman, David 101 Hopper, Daniel 35,103,104 Howard, Kimberly 98 Hrynewich, Mark 104 lafrate. Dean 103 Jacek, Ronald 104 Jewell, Kenneth 61,77,85 Jubenville, Carol 104 Jucha, Peter 101 Kalaki, David 98 Keiffer, Kevin Kelly. Paula 66,79,99.104 Klassa, Corey 99,105 Klimkiewicz, Catherine 105 Knott, David Koda, Patrick 58,67,100,103 Kolar, Lisa 100 Kosciolko, Bernadette 100 Kowalski. Michael 77,104 Krafchak, Dorothy 100 Karwczyk, Kenneth 104 Krzyaniak, Lisa 28,104 Kuhn, James 99,101 Lakomy, Mary 50 Lange, Colleen 54,101 Lenart, Kathryn 100 Lewandowski, Steven 63 Liakiewicz, Julia 98 Livingston, Lori Ann 104 Lomas. Kristi 35,99 Lousias, Antoinette 103 Luna, Anne 101,105 Lyle, James 98 Maczuga, Anthony 105 Maguire, Gary 99,103 Mansour, Nancy 101, 103 Matras, Eric 100 Mendell, Martin 103 Merritt, Mathew 62,63,98,99 Messink, Brian 99 Miruzzi, Anne Marie Moskal. Helen 98 Murphy, Mary 104 Mytych, James 101,103 Naglik, Susanne Nelson, Roy 101 Nestale, John 98 Newnham, David 100 Nicholas, Joseph 77,103 Niedermeyer, Cheryl 46,103 Nigbor, Neal 104 Nigbor, Deborah 101 Noonan, Mark 105 O’Donohue, Bridget 66,72,100 Olech, Brian 77,100 Olsen, Judith 99 Pacitto, Angela 103 Paduch, Gregory Paraventi, Tina 37,42,98,99,101 Park, John 98 Pawlak, Jeanne 31,78,105 Pepera, John 99.103 Perry, Andrea 78,100,101 Piche, David 99 Podczervinski. Denise 100 Poma, Julie 103 Ponik, Linda 103 Prentki, Annette 104 Prevaux, Nancy 71 Prokop, Kevin 104 Prud’homme, Kevin 105 Pryzbylski, Steven 77,98,99 Raniszeski, Gregory 98 Rembelski, Phillip Remski, Thomas 105 Rickie. Cheryl Robisch, Marie 98 Rosbury, Karen 44,66,98 Sarosi, Mary Ann 103 Semn, Beth Ann Shatter, Philip 103 Sherman, Robert 99,100 Skop, Agnes 105 Slominski, Robert 103 Smith, Constance 100 Sochalski, Annette 71,100 Sopcheck, Judith 104 Sosnowski, Lisa Sowa, Diane 103 Sowiki, John 63,99,101 Sroka, Cheryl Stack. Gary 58,77,103,104 Staszel, Carol 66,79,98,99 Swartz, Robert 77 Sykes. Susan 100,104 Sytniak. Joseph 103 Tokarz, George 104 Trybulec. Robert 103 Twardochleb, Michael 101 Urda, Joseph 104 Volk, James 98 Waynick, Patricia 28.54,99 White. Kimberly 37,55,71,103 Wilhelm, Mary Beth 42,103 Wilson, Tammy Wimette, Michael 96,100 Wisniewski, Joann 105 Wlodarczyk, Donna 98 Wodyka, James 100 Wojnar, Anne 98 Wroblewski, Margaret Yanick, Thomas 40,99 Zielinski, David 98 Zonca, Laura 104 Zuba, Patricia 103 Abramowicz, John 90 Alexander, Alison 54,90 Andersen, Catherine 96 Bacus, Janice 93 Bagozzi, Mark 45,58,90,91,93 Baker, Daniel 58,77,90 Bala, Jaqueline 95 Bala, Stanley 92 Badel, Deborah 92 Barman, Kevin 58,96 Karriger, Brian 58.93.94 Bentley, Suzanne Biasutto, Brian 70 Biernat. Monica 35,91,93 173 Bilicki, Michael Black, Robert 31,58,90,93,96 Blair, Jerome 91,92,95 Bolda, Christopher Bommarito, Alfonso 58,96 Bommarito, Rose 93 Bouchillon, Gary Bright. Michelle 90 Brinsden, Charlene 43,94 Brown, Loretta 52,53,78,90,91,95 Butcher, Paul 58,64,90,95 Calbus. Douglas Camilleri, Katherine 96 Cardelli, Jenny Chevalier, Connie 69,91 Chelebek, Robert Choyke, Jack 58,90,93 Cipolla, Andrew 77,95 Cser, Diane 69.90,92 Czarnota, David 58,60,64,77,96 Darel, Robert 91 DelPizzo, John 94 DeMare, Anthony 77,90,91,92,94, 95,105 Dluzynski, Michael 58,90,93 Dolunt, Gerald 58,60.61,70,77,91, 92 Donley, Colleen 92 Dyderski, Susan 96 Elston, Richard 70,90 Evers, Laura 44,71,90,92,95 Faas, Julie Fadool, James 70,92,97 Flaherty, Mark 74,77,96,97 Fragoso, Robert 58,93 Rusco, James 58,60.64,77,90,91,92 Galantis, Helen 93 Gallagher. Myles 37 Gannon, John 42,94 Garcia, Lorrie 78 Gates, Agnes 96 Gendron. Kelly 90 Gerben, Charles Gillis, Francis 96 Gladki, Suzanne 95 Gluck, Christine Gorman, Margaret 92 Gowanlock, Debra 73 Guzik, Nancy 96 Hammond, Carolyn 93 Harkey, Robert 90,92 Harless. Bianca Hejka, Caroline 93 Joran, Michelle Howard. Wendy 95 lafrate, Julie 78,93,96 laguinta, Francesco 58,64,90,92 Ickes, Bryan 37,42,70 Ickes, Joanne 52,53,55,71,90,92 Ickes, Suzanne 52,53,71,90 Jabour, Joan 93,95 Jaworski, Andrew 64,91,94 Jewell, Keith 58,60,64,77,91,92,93 Jordan, Edwardo 58,64,91,92 Joseph, Jeffrey 35,104 Kadau, Lynda Kalustian, Nikki 31,40,52,53,90,92, 96 Kapell, Christine 90,91,93 Kelly, Patricia 73,78,95,97 Kieltyka, Gregory King, Craig 58,70,91 Kirila, Paul 96 Klick, Gregory Klink, Paul 43,90,92 Knott, Mary Koda, Joseph 63,93 Kotlarczyk, Nancy 90,92,97 Kowalski, Lawrence Kowalski, Suzanne 96 Krygowski, Jennifer 91,95 Kulpa, Angela 93,94 Laczynski, Anne 90,91,92 Lewandowski, Leona 69,92 Liskiewicz, Angela 93 Lopez, Jerome 77,94 Machowicz, Celeste 78,93 Mahoney, Kathleen 95 Laczyk, John % Markiewicz, Daniel Marquette, Anthony 91,92,94 Marx, Joanne Mayes, Jocelynne 96 Mellnick, Thomas Miscovich, Dennis Mistor, Donna 78,104 Morris, Cheryl 96 Mulcahy, Martin 90,92 Murray, David 70,93,96 Muscat, Denise 69,95 Norkunas, Gary 94 Nowicki, Julaynne 73,79,93,96 Ochmanek, Mark 70 O'Donohue, Maureen 68,69,73,78, 90,92,97 Olczak, Rose 93 Orzech, Cheryl 95 Ossowski, Michelle 92,93 Pagoto, Luciana 43,94,96,97 Pagoto, Sheila 70,71,96 Pawlik, Joseph 90 Pawlik, Kim Peczynski, Donna 69,92 Perry, Janine Perry, Jeanne 71,73,78,90 Pierson, Mary Beth 95 Polchlopek, Karen 93 Polchlopek, Kim 96 Poulton, Maureen 90 Puzio. Walter 77,96 Rakowski, Robert Ratke, Denise 71 Reardon, Kathleen 69,92,96 Recchia, Mario 70,92,95 Regan, Annette 90,92,93,96 Riley, Christine 43,95 Roberts, Kenneth 64,93 Rogers, Robin 92 Rogers, Sherri 90,93 Rosni, Mary 69,94,97 Ross, Laurie 37,92,96 Rowe, Steven 70,95 Rydzewski, Steven 90 Saari, Cynthia 95 Savinsky. Catherine 90,92 Schaefer, Donna 92 Schultz, Jerome 70,93 Sechrist, Regina Seiter, Keith 58,70,90 Sergus, Timothy 35 Shamma, Dianne 95 Sheehan, James 58,61,64,96 Shomo, Gregory Sikora. Gerald 90 Sims, Toyko 93 Smith, Barbara 96,97 Smith, Deborah Solodon, William 93 Stec, Laura 42,52,53,92 Stenzel, James 94 Stepanian, Douglas 78,90,92 Sudorowski, Patricia 35 Swierlik, Jacqueline Sykes, Deborah 52,53,93 Sylvia, Genevieve 96 Sytniak, Brian 93 Szymanski, Theresa 95 Targosz, Deborah 91 Thibodeau, James 31,42,58,93,96 Tozer, Donna 44,52,53,92 Tupaj, Carol 90,94 Urtezeck, Suzanne 93 Vella, Karen 71,73 Vella, Stephanie 73,78,79,90,93 Venegas, Laura 96 Wheeler, Vickie 73,96 White, Edward 63.77,94 Wiacek, Michael 42,70 Wilhelm, Robert 93 Wisniewski, Anne 48,68,69,73.90. 91,92 Wodyka, Anne 71 Wojcik, Damian 93 Wojcik, Richard 90 Wozniak, Katherine 96 Wroblewski, Sherry 95 Yurgelaitis, Patricia 90 Zawislak, Joseph 94 Zuba, Mary 93 Zywica, James 96 Zywiec, Joseph Abdo, John 89 Aguilar, Elizabeth 82 Alder, Robert 87 Alfaro, Robert 87 Anderssen, Andrea 71,89 Bagozzi, Bart 58.87 Bardel, Kim 82 Bartasius, Mark 58.89 Bates, Jennifer 89 Belesky, Brent 89 Bermudez. Marian 89 Berry, Kristy 82,87 Beste, John 31,86 Bester, Cathy Biedniak, Anita 89 Billings, Tracey 82 Blair, Annette 71,82 Blascak, Allan 65 Bochenek. Jeffrey 42,65,82 Brierly, Kelly 85 Brostowski, Valerie 43,68.69.73,81, 82,83 Burcicki, Todd 87 Calabro, David 82 Camp, Thomas 82 Cebulski, Roger 87 Cerini, Denise 84,86 Chavez, JoAnn Chryczyk, John 81,89 Cryzasz, Debra 89 Cibor, Matthew 65,82 Cipolla, Stephen 82 Coffee, LuJuan 86 Cooper, Arthur 58,85,88 Costyn, Mark 88 Cser, Teresa 35,68,69,86 Curley, Joan 55,81,86 Czarnota, Steven 58,82,88 Dapoz, Mary 85 DeGrazia, Marianne 88 Dembski, Denise 84 Derengowski, Mark 82 Diaz, Matthew 86 Dinco, Michael 89 Dombrowski, Theodore 86 Domino, Jennifer 52,86 Donley, James 65, 82,83,87 Dziewit, Cathleen 87 Ellenbrook, Eric 84 Ellul, Robert 85 Farmer, Frank 82 Fiorini, Craig 89 Fischer, Gary 58,85 Flanigan, Kathleen 52,81,89 Furmanczyk, Edward 86 Fusco, Frand 82,84,88 Gagin, Kathleen 88 Galantis, Emily 174 Galarowic, Robert George. Steve 89 Grismondi, Kayne 86 Gorski, Michael 82 Graczyk, Paulette 84 Grefka. William 82 Grisdella. Peter 70.84 Guza, Tami 85 Haag, Andrea 89 Hamilton, Judy 73,82 Hawley. Debra 82 Holland, James 65,88 Hopper, Michelle 69,73,86,89 Jankowski, Edward 85 Jaskolski, Pamela 88 Jewell, Pamela 88 Johnson, Laura 87 Jolet, Ronald 89 Jones, John 86 Jozefowicz, James Kalustian, Ralph 58,65,82,83 Karas, Diane 82 Keiffer, James 65,83,86,87 Kish, Emergy 85 Klink, David 89 Klymyshym, Motira 86 Knapp. Mark 65,88 Kosciolko, Karen 73.86 Kotlarczyk, Lisa 88 Kozak, Karen 89 Kowalkowski, Robert Kramer, Marion Kramer, Patricia 84,86 Krawchuck, Elizabeth 86 Kresky. Monica 68,69 Krzyaniak, Douglass 82 Kucans. Janice Kuzdzal, Laurie 86 Laidlaw, Ann 82 Leshok, Gregory 64,81,82 Lewandowski, Carol 82 Lewandowski, Jeffrey 82,87 Londke. Donna 87 Lousias, Christine 69,73,82 Luna, Anthony 85,87 Lyle, Lisa 82 Machowicz, Kerry 84 Maczuga, Raymond 82 Madigan, Bridget 89 Malkiewicz, Thomas 87 Marchelletta, Loreta 52,82 Markey, Carolyn 43,86 Martin, Iris 85 Martyka, Lori 52,88 Marquette, Darlene 73,82 Maezec, Deborah 85 Mattes, Cynthia 85 Matras, Robert 84 McPharlin, Timothy 86 McVittie, Darlene 84 Mellnick, Gerard 84 Metiva, Janice 89 Mills, Robert 65,84 Misiolek, Barbara 82 Mistor. Paul 65.81,84,86 Mistor, Ronald 65,88 Mlynczyk, Arthur 89 Morales, Sylvia 86 Moskall. Matthew 82 Mrpz. Teresa Mullen, Lori 89 Miscat, Yvonne 82 Nardo, Narlon 65,89 Nicholas. Mark 58,88 Nicklowitz, Robert 65,87 Nigbor, Susan 89 Ninzo, Kathleen 82 Noonan, Polly 89 Olczak, Felicia 89 Olsen, Cynthia 84 Page, Michelle 88 Parzianello, Eric 35,82,83,89 Pasnetkus, Phillip 82 Pawlik, Joseph 84 Petz, Arnold 86 Pierson, Claudia 86 Pomietor, Brian 82 Rachfal, Michael 58,60,82 Riesner, Cheryl 84 Robak, Celeste 87 Rohde, Renee 48.52,84 Ross, Joseph 87 Rowe, Martin 88 Rudzki, Michael 87 Ruiz, Lydia 86 Sajewski, Stephen 70,84 Schulte, Gary 89 Sczomac, Dennis 86 Seggus, Margaret 37,52.82 Senn, Karen 84 Shruga. Catherine 82 Siciliano, Carmelle 69,82 Simoncic, Sheryl 89 Siwiecki, John 89 Skrzynski, Monica 88 Skrzypeck, David 84 Slominski, Michael 82 Sobkowiak, Diane 82,87 Solodon, Rose 89 Soltis, Patricia 52,81,84 Sowa. Donna 82 Stepien, Mark 55,81,84 Sykes, Michael 58,65,82 Szatkowski, Adam 84 Sczesniak, Patricia 87 Szerlag. Susan 86 Sznyr, Annette 84 Taylor, Myra 87 Taylor, Stephen 65,86 Thibodeau, Christopher 37,81,86 Tokarski, Frank 84 Trybus, John 82 Tucker, Rosemary 69,86 Tucker, Thomas 64,84,87.89 Tucker, Vito 88 Vanoost, Whitney 86 VonEper, David f82 Wagner, Marie 31,88 Wallner, Robert Wheeler, Ronbald 55,81,88 Wesner, James 65,87 Weston, Russell 82 Wilcher, Tony 65,88 Wisniewski, Paul 88 Wojciechowski, Barbara Ann 84 Woroniewicz, Joseph 89 York, Anne 72 Zulczyk, Celeste 84 Zywica, Debra Zywica, Sharon 86 175 Out through the fields end the woods And over the wells I heve wended; I heve climbed the hills of view And looked et the world, end descended; I heve come by the highwey home, And lo, it is ended. The leeves ere ell deed on the ground. Seve those thet the oek is keeping To revel them one by one And let them go scraping end creeping Out over the crusted snow. When others ere sleeping. And the deed leeves lie huddled end still. No longer blown hither end thither, The lest lone ester is gone; The flowers of the witch bezel wither; The heert is still eching to seek, But the feet question Whither?' Ah, when to the heert of men Wes it ever less then e treeson To go with the drift of things. To yield with e grace to reason. And bow and accept the end Of a love or a season? Robert Frost ____________________________________________ GOOD—BYE r--------------------------------— Editors: Laurie Niemenski Brien Smith Copy Editor: Diane Tucker Staff: Alison Alexander Mary Lakomy Lisa Bitonti Production Manager: Susen Bagozzi Staff: Jenny Jarrell Pet Christie Merynie Fix Meureen Jaskolski Lynn Dykowski Jerry Jewell Business Menager: Paula Fusco Staff: Al DeGrazie Mike Hrynewich Photographers: Mike Damiani Greg VanEsley Al DeGrezia Jenny Jarrell General Index: Joenne Korona v------------------------------------------------------; 176