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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

Activities 10 Clubs 24 Sports 42 Faculty 70 Underclass 82 Seniors 108 Index 169 3 THE YEAR 1981 STARRING Homecoming 1980 Homecoming 1980 was a spec- tacular occasion for all. The festivities began with the Homecoming parade which was led by Mr. Marusich and the St. Alphonsus Marching Band. The parade featured the Queen, Court, and Honor Guard, along with the beautifully decorated cars and floats. The parade led us to Fordson Field where we watched our mighty Arrows play a tough game. Homecoming came to a climax with a touch of class —“Samedi Soir a Paris,” a dance that provided many wonderful memories. 4. 5. 6. 12 I. One of the many beautifully decorated cars. 2. Kathy, Joan. Leona, and Denise give a cheerful wave. 3. Cheerleaders do their stuff.” 4. Sue, Lori, Sue. and Nancy wonder if th Junior float will make it. 5. Queen Nikki waves her royal hand. 6. Carol, Debbie, Donna, and Vickie, and Jim also wonder about the safety of the Junior float. 7. Lori Stec looks onto her royal subjects. 8. Miss Pagotto gives a warm smile. 9. JoAnne helps bring sun- shine into the day. 10. It was like a windy day in Chicago when Monica was riding down Warren Avenue. II. We proudly present, “The Saint Alphonsus March Band. 12. The first place Freshmen float! 13. The Sophomore's pride and glory. 14. Members of the Honor Guard cheer on the mighty Arrows. 15. The Juniors last shot. 13 Homecoming 1980 14 7. Samedi Soir a Paris 12. 1. Coach Pat seems anxious over this play. 2. Coach Pat tells it like it is. 3. “Set. Down “4. The Varsity and J.V. cheer the Arrow’s on to another victory. 5. The Arrow offense lines it up. 6. Debbie Sykes and Bob Fragoso. 7 Queen Nikki Kaiustian is crowned by Fr. Quane. 8. Carol Tupaj and Jim Fusco. 9. JoAnne lekes. 10. Denise Muscat and Frank Iaquinta. 11, Lori Stec and Ed Jordan 12. Mr. Kaiustian and Nikki dance under the Eiffel Tower. 13. A Freshman helps serve refreshments at Homecoming. 15 Symbol of Achievement 16 A person receives a ring many times in his or her life. Birthstones, friendship and wedding rings all mark various occasions. But the first really important ring a person receives is his or her Senior Class Ring. Out of all the events that take place during senior year, the one event that gives seniors the most pride in themselves is Ring Day. Ring Day is the first step toward graduation. The mass began with seniors carrying their freshly pressed gowns draped over their arms, entering the church in a ceremonial procession. After the senior officers were in- vested by Mr. O’Donnell, the rest of the class of “81” was in- troduced to the student body as they were invested. Soon after this, the rings were blessed by Father Leo Primer. After the seriousness of the morning, the seniors hung up their gow ns temporarily to enjoy a breakfast given in the honor of the class of “81” by the sophomores. Sophomore President Jeff Schultz gave a speech, reminding the seniors of the past three years. This day will truely be remembered by the class of “81”. 9 1. Mr. O’Donnell investing the student council. 2. Senior men anxiously await the investment of gowns. 3. The girls await the blessings of the rings. 4. Father Quane plays the organ for Ring Day. 5. Sue Ickes and Mark Bagozzi bring up the offerings. 6. The senior class files into church. 7. Mr. O’Donnell and Mrs. Maguire chat while waiting to be served. 8. The Seniors proudly walk up the aisle. 9. The Senior men await their breakfast. 10. Fr. Leo Primer blesses the class rings. 17 Take Time 19 This year’s musical. Bye, Bye, Bird- ie, may have reminded many of a time long ago. For the cast, it was a re- creation of an era of nostalgia. Bobby socks, poodle skirts, leather jackets, penny loafers flooded the locker rooms and St. AI's gym became the hang-out. Many new and wonder- ful moments united the cast into a family. The cast was able to produce a fine production combining music, acting and dance into an enjoyable evening. Many thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Maci, Ms. van Valzah, Mr. Marusich, and Mr. Sergus for their hard work and dedication. 20 H B y e, B y e, 1. Julie. Kathy. Lori Anne, and Pam share a friendly moment. 2. The cast of Bve, Bye, Birdie -“on the set. 3. Myles. Ken. and Nikki practice their song and dance. 4. What a lineup! Kim s «iris. 5. Katy, is that a new fashion vou’re wearing? 6. Mr. Marusich strikes up the hand. 7. Our fine orchestra warms up. 8. We got a lot of livin’ to do! 9. The men who made the show the flying success it was-Mr. Maci and Mr. Sergus. 10. Let’s take it from the top... amain! 21 Just Keeping Busy 1 n g T o We Do It For You FRONT ROW; LEFT to RIGHT: K Macek. J. Schultz. K. Keiffcr. T. Hunter. BACK ROW: T. Taylor. M. Dykowski, J. Cluck. M. Gorman. J. Watroba. L. Bagozzi. FRONT ROW; LEFT to RIGHT: L. Jordan. K. Kotlarczyk. L. Pagoto, P. Diaz. BACK ROW: A. Cardamonc, L. Wimettc. A. Regan. J. Lopez, E. Blair. T. Masley, S. Kalustian. D. Cislo. FRONT ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: N. Kalustian. J Ickes, VI Bagozzi. C. Tupaj. BACK ROW. D. Muscat. J. Jabour. D. Tozer, S. Gladki. C. Savinsky, L. Stec. FRONT ROW; LEFT to RIGHT: L. Pagotto. J. Fadool, M. Riernat. BACK ROW: J. Thibodeau. C. Donley. N. Kotlarczyk. E. White. 26 2 Mardi Gras 1. The Executive Board discusses the issues with the rest of the Student Council. 2. Brian lekes pays close attention. 3. JoAnne lekes waits to move for adjournament. 4. The Representative Assembly. FRONT RONS': LEFT to RIGHT: C. Jewell. I. Martin. M. Sergus. R. Wheeler. A. York. P. Soltis. BACK ROW: F. Fusco. C. Thibodeau, C. Leshok. P. Grisdela. S'. Brostowski. M. Hopper. Student Council 1980-1981 Homecoming 27 We Love You Arrows deep down in our hearts. We Love You Arrows deep down in our hearts. Deep, deep, down, down, deep down in our hearts. Deep, deep, down, down, deep down in our hearts.” The people spreading this love and loyalty over our Arrow teams and the students are the members of the Pep Club. Denise Muscat and Nancy Cuzik lead the hard working spirit team this year. Decorating the locker room, making signs, baking goodies, planning agendas just to name a few, are some of the things this busy organization goes around doing. The Pep Club is trying to surround every team and students this year with that “Go, Get ’Em” spirit. So get off your feet, come on everybody get the ARROW'beat!!! 28 SCHOOL SONG On St. Alphonsus, on gold and blue. Carry’ our Arrows all the way through. Fighting together victory' will be ours. With the spirit to top all others. We’ll lead on to victory. Our mighty Arrows will win this game. We’ll never be outdone. But if our team should face defeat, We will still remain as ONE! Karen Kosciolko, Nancy Kotlarczyk, Quannah Butler. Donna Peczyaski, Felicia Olczak. Sue Kowalski. Denise Muscat, Michelle Wroblewski, Nancy Cuzik, Lisa Kotlarczyk. Diane Karas, and JoAnne Ickes. FRONT ROW: Kathy Savinsky, JoAnne Ickes, Lisa Barron. Kathy Kosciolko. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Kotlarczyk. Felicia Olczak, Quannah Butler. Gemma Nardo. BACK ROW: Donna Peczynski, Michelle Wroblewski, Diane Karas, Celeste Zulczyk. 1 Proud of our teams, as the many signs show. 2. Mrs. Lorelli, Pep Club Moderator, insisting to Keith Jewell, photographer, that she does not want her picture taken. 3. President Denise Muscat loading up on Pep Juice before a Pep Rally. 4. Homecoming Pep Rally. 5. Colleen Donley takes ’time out’ from w-riting a check for the PEPperoni Pizza Sale. The Pep Club Brings Spirit VICTORY SONG There’s a place called home where the victors all roam. When the battle is over and done. Our hearts will be in victory—in V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! With our spirit high we will fight never die, For there’s never a fault or fear. We’re comrades all God hear our call, Fighting colors of blue and gold. BLUE AND GOLD FIGHT- FIGHT, BLUE AND GOLD FIGHT—FIGHT, WHO FIGHTS, WE FIGHT, BLUE AND GOLD FIGHT. o C 3 3 0) H a o -i—� CO U I. Choral takes time out for a picture. 2. Lori Stec and Myles Gallager rehearse at the piano. 3. Barbara Fracassa sings her little heart out. 4. Ms. Van Valzah conducts the choral. 5. Choral students look over their music. 6. Mark Bagozzi and Margaret Gor- man team up together. 7. The Choral rehearses their music. 8. A one. A two. A one. two. three!!! 3 30 Mission Club National Honor Society Officers Front: Luciana Pagotto, Cathv Savinski. Back: Joan Jabour. Vickie Wheeler. Nikki Kalus- tian 33 Girls Athletic Association 34 Varsity Club 35 Frank laquinta. James Sheehan. Edwardo Jordon. Mark Bagozzi. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maggie Sergus, Sue Cladki. SECOND ROW: Debbie Sykes, Patty Soltis. BACK ROW: Kathy Reardon. Sue Bentley, Loretta Marcheletta, Kathy Flanagui. R L $ E AG DE E T sR b O w D I E FRONT ROW IJ FT TO RIGHT: Sandy Kalustian, Teresa Masley, Cindy Brinsden. SECOND ROW: Lisa Thompson. Moe O'Connell. THIRD ROW: l aurie Gerben. Beth Mirabitur. Gail Pelot. 1 Vita Tucker and Jessica Bastuba take time out to pose for the camera. 2. Captain Mary Dolunt and Maria Hrynewich scream their heads off. 3. Sandy Sykes cheers the junior Varsity on to another victory. 4. Lori Ann Bagozzi's smiling face. i a E 36 R-O-W-D-I-E THAT’S THE WAY WE SPELL ROWDIE! LET’S GET ROWDIE! 37 1 2 3 4 Strike Up The Band! 1. Bill anti Gary pause fur a pose. 2. Practice makes perfect! 3. The group is ready to rock. 4. David Klink gets in step. 5. The man who made the St. Al's hand what it is today-Mr. Marusich. 6. Eric. Jim. anti Art flash the camera a smile. 7. The wind section of our band. 8. An enthusiastic group. 9. Gary Fischer is ready to roll. 38 The Saint Alphonsus Marching Band has been striking up many musical encounters. This year, Mr. Michael Marusich has lead the band in many musical events. We may not hear about the band often, but when we do-it’s always a good “note”. They have played for various inductions during the school year, in the Homecoming and St. Patrick's Day Parades, and have provided the “jams” for the musical. “Bye. Bye, Birdie.” Some of the members even started a Pep Band to spring spirit and excitement to the football and basketball games. Students at St. APs should feel pride in the fact that we have such a fine music depart- ment. The band has provided young musi- cians with the opportunity to express themselves, in a very unique way. So pardon us if we “toot our horns” for the band in recognition of a job well done. Bravo! 39 Mardi Gras Relives the ’50’s Mardi Gras is a time of fun, but it is also a time of giving. The whole purpose of the Mardi Gras is to raise money for the missions. The fun fill- ed adventures begin with homeroom competition, to class competition, to the carnival, and finally, the dance. Once again, the class of 81 show- ed involvement in the Mardi Gras festival. This is the second time they have won the king and queen com- petition. The underclassmen showed their enthusiasm as well. The Freshmen came in second place, followed by the Sophomores and then the Juniors. There was a sense of competition; however, it was lessened by the sense of giving shown by all involved. A great many people benefited by the generosity of the students at St. Al's. 40 I. Tons Wilcher tie Tammy Hunter are the winners. 2 The Mardi Gras in- volves all. 3. Who will lx the new Fonz? 4 Gary Fisher, the winner. 5. Jerry Blair and Edward White take care of the music of the Mardi Gras. 6. Awaiting the beginning of the festival. 7 Freshmen show enthusiasm working at their booth. 8. Cheryl Jewell and Konald Wheeler in the dance contest. 9. Myles Gallagher. Alison Alexander, and Angela Kupla take time out for fun. 41 Seniority Rule 1. The men behind the Arrow machine. 2. Jim Sheehan adds another extra point. 3. The Arrow “D lines it up against Cabrini. 4. Quarterback Dan Baker unloads the ball despite the onrushing Monarchs. 5. Dave Czarnota gets off another one of his booming kicks. 44 Fall brought on the Gridders who settled at 5-4 this year. They fell short at Homecoming, and fell short of the Dome, but when they prepared to play their game, it was Hustle-Hit—Never Quit! It’s true—they never lack- ed hustle and that’s what counts in the St. Al’s home. FRONT ROW: L to R: F. laquinta, P. Butcher, D. Czarnota, J. Dolunt. J. Fusco, E. Jordan. M. Bagozzi, J. Sheehan, M. Dluzynski, K Jewell. J. Choyke, B. Barriger, J. Schultz. SECOND ROW: E. White, J. Cluck. K. Seiter, J. Kosztowny. R. Kalustian, M Rachfal. B. Bagozzi, R. Fragoso. D. Raker, S. Czarnota. M Butler, J. Holland, T. Sergus. S. Gonzales. THIRD ROW: Coach P. Sieszputowski, Coach R. Durfee, A. Morin, P. Slomba. D. Sheehan, S. Kieffer. T. Bernier. V. Loconte. J. Mercieca. J. Siciliano. M Walters, E. Oser. C. White. D. Crenn, Coach D. Sekerak. Coach F. Alex- ander FOURTH ROW: Coach R. Marcek. J. Duerr, C. Kushnir. M Hall. M. Przbylski, J. Slominski. D. Quinlan. C. Kochan, R. Messink. B. Muhlstadt, F. Moore. S. Norkunas, Coach T. Sieszputowski. 45 Rough Stuff 1. Watching in awe. 2. Arrow's offensive line gets ready for action. 3. Another perfect execution of an Arrow play. 4. Arrow’s defense gets riled up for another romp. 5. Bill Muhlstadt (63). Mark Walters (21), and Andy Morin (22), pro- tect their ball carrier. 6. Tim Seisputowski. Dave Sekerak, and Fred Alexander, watch an interesting play. 7. Lori Swiderik uses her dribbling ability to get past Redeemer defenders. 8. Cindy Simoncic fights for the ball. 9. Sandy Zonka shoots for two points. 10. Coach Klien gives the girls a pep talk before the big game. 46 BOTTOM ROW: Margie Rosbury, Sandy Zonca. Mary Przekop, Beth Olech. TOP ROW: Kathy Kosciolko. Jen- Beth Dykowski, Adrienne Regan, Kelly Maczuga. MID ny Ciffin, Therese Kramer, Donna Olech, Kathy Gagel, DLE ROW: Lori Swiderek, Cindy Simonic, Mary Beth Coach Mark Klien. Lori Pagogna. TV Teams Can Do It All! Under first year Coach iMark Klien, the girls J.V. Basketball team finished its second undefeated season with a 15-0 record. Over the last two years the girls have accumulated a 29-0 win- ning streak, capturing the A-West title for two consecutive years in a row. Congratulations girls on a fine job well done. 47 Hit Me With Your Best Shot! The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team was lead by first year Varsity Coach Cathy Trybuski. With many hours of hard work against top competition, the girls ended their season at the .500 mark. Special recognition goes to the Seniors—Captain Donna Peczynski, Maureen O’Donohue, Mary Rosni, Lori Brown, Michelle Bres, and Leona Lewandowski for their years of perseverance and support. 1. Maureen O’Donohue dribbles down the court. 2. Maureen O’Donohue takes a breather from the game. 3. Donna Peczynski shoots for two. 4. The girls' Basketball team and their parents. 5. Kitty Keiffer fights for the ball. 6. Donna Peczynski and Maria Gorman take a break from the game. 7. Maureen O'Donohue passes off to Kitty Keiffer for an assist. 8. Michelle Hopper looks for an open man. 9. Michelle Bres watches the game. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Chevalier. Michelle Bres. Michelle Hopper. Leona Lewandowski. Lori Brown. Julie Lopez, Christine Lousias. Valerie Brostowski, Kitty Keiffer, Maria Gorman, Mary Rosni, Maureen O'Donohue. Coach Cathy Trybuski. Not in picture. Captain Donna Pec- zynski. 48 Swim, Swam, Swum 1. Lori Pagoto does the backstroke. 2. Natalie St. John Ls ready to start the 200 freestyle. 3. Sandy Sykes comes in for the finish. 4. Sue Ickes pulling hard in the 100-yard breaststroke. 5. Anne Horrigan practices her starts before the meet. 6. Sue Smith swims hard in the 500 freestyle. 7. Anne Horrigan swims her way to vic- tors'. 8. Denise Ratke warms up before the meet. 9. Sue Ickes swims her best to break her time. 10. Annette Blair flies through the air in her dive. FIRST ROW: Karen Senn, Sue Ickes, Annette Blair. SECOND ROW: Lise Livernois, Ofelia Martinez. Donna Ralston, Sue Smith, Natalie St. John. Chris Agius. THIRD ROW: Lori Pagoto. Anne Horrigan. Tracy Taylor, Mary Beth Muhlstandt. Sandy Sykes, Denise Ratke. FOURTH ROW: Sue Grefka. Sheila Pagoto. LAST ROW: Coaches Cary Beernent. Tony Pagoto, Danny Ickes. 50 Arrow Tankers are No. 1! Front Row, L eft to Right: J. Ascencio. E. Blair. T. I ekes, E. Przekop. Second Row: Student Manager B. Ickfl, B. Biasutto. J Schultz. M. Recchia. G. Fisher. F. Moschetta. Back Row: M. Ochmanek, J. Fadool, A. Cippola. C. Thilxnleau. D. Tanner. Coach Dave Latin. 52 1. John Ascensio giving his all. 2. Fret! Moschetta shows his stuff in backstroke. 3. Brian Biasutto working hard in practice. 4. Mario Beechia. 5. Jerry Schultz improves his time. 6. Dave Tanner perfects the backstroke. 7. Jim Fadool. 8. Chris Thibodeau. 9. Gary Fisher takes time out to pose for the camera. 10. Eddie Blair works on the breaststroke. I 1. Cap- tains Jim Fadool and Brian Biasutto goofing off during prac- tice. 11 53 FIRST ROW: Exi war do Jordan. Mark Flarehtv. Andy Jaworski. Ken Roberts. Jim Sheehan. SE- COND ROW: Jerry Dolunt. Paul Butcher. Jerry Lopez, Mark Knapp. Jim Holland. E3d White. THIRD ROW: Coach Hurley. Al Yglesis. Greg Leshok. Ron Mistor, Fred Moore. Coach Pat Sieszputowski. Shoot To Thrill 1. Paul Butcher out jumps his opponents. 2. Creg I_.eshok puts the move on his opponents. 3. Ken Roberts up for a snuff. 4. Greg Leshok shoots for two. 5. Andy Jaworski shows us his stuff. 6. Ken Roberts goes up for the power lay up. 7. Paul Butcher moves the ball down the court. 8. Ron Mistor awaits the rebound. 9. Jim Sheehan watches the action. 54 4 Underclassmen In Action FIRST ROW: Patty Schulte. Christine Lewandowski, Agnes Hartley, Dena Zarouk. Lisa VVimette. Sue Mroue. Katherine Kosciolko. SECOND ROW: Coach Renee Gallery, Wendy McLaury. Katherine Kowalski, Michele Wroblewski. Donna Olech, Theresa Kramer. Anne Horrigan. Beth Olech. 1. Tracy Kramer serves a mean ball. 2. Another great bump by Chris Lewan- dowski. 3. Anne Horrigan with a great serve. 4. Donna Olech returns the ball. 5. Wendy McLaury watches the action. 6. Katherine Kosciolko makes the play. 7. Patty Schulte serves the ball. 8. Shaun Butler brings the ball down the court. 9. Arrows wait for the ball. 10. Mike Korsak plays defense. 11. Coach Kullmen gives his players a pep talk. 12. Steve Szwabowski dribbles the all down the court. 13. Tim Banas shoots over the op- ponent. 6 1.1 n TO RIGHT: Stan Malewski. Shaun Butler. Murk Walters. Mike Korsak. Steve Norkunas. Pat Ranas. Dave Quinlan. Rub Cole. Chris Kochan. Russell Szwal owski. John Slominski. Tom Krofchak, John Kosztowny, Joe Naglik. Student Manager Mark Bala. Coach Jim Kullman. FIRST ROW Tern Hall. Mark Matras. Tim Banas. Daniel Sheehan. Bruce Williams. Theron Korask. SECOND ROW: Steve Keiffer. Mike Antczak. John Duerr, Jeff Palowkowski. Steve Szwabowsld. Bump, Set, Spike 1. Maureen O'Donohue goes up for the dink. 2. A look of concentration on Valerie Brostowski's face as she serves the ball. 3. Vickie Wheeler in action. 4. A great bump by Michele Hopper. 5. Another dink by Maureen O’Donohue. 6. Karen Vella shows her stuff. 7. Oops! The ball gets by Karen Vella and Maureen O'Donohue. 5 FIRST ROW: Michele Hopper, Lori Swiderek, Vickie Wheeler, Maureen Wolfe, Mary Beth Dykowski. Maureen O’Donohue (Captain). SE- COND ROW: Coach Renee Callery, Katherine Keiffer, Charlene Brinsden. Valerie Brostowsld. Karen Vella, Anne Wisniewski. 6 S9 The Road To Adventure The Arrow's Cross Country Team had their work cut out for them this season. They moved up to fierce competition in the Class B League. Many hard hours of work were put forth by all the team members. Coaches Gary and Stan Kus with the help of Captains Bob Mills and Paul Mistor did a great job of leading all the runners. The team is very young and next year should be even stronger than this year. A big accomplishment for the cross country team was taking a third place finish at the Lincoln Park Invitational, a very grueling meet. Another great ac- complishment was Bob Mills being the first runner to go to the State Meet in Class B. FRONT ROW: Kevin Ciolek. Paul Bahorski. Rich Downing. Brian McGuire. Shaun Butler. Mike Slominski. William Klos. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Tim Kus. Captain Paul Mistor. Ron Mistor. Greg Leshok, Coach Gan Kus. Pat Banas, Jim Donley. Captain Bob Mills. Coach Stan Kus. I. Captain Bob Mills gets in shape for the big race. 2. Greg Leshok over the hill and through the woods. 3. Sophomore Pat Banas. 4 Jim Donley flashes a big smile 5. Ron Mistor goes for it! 6. Greg Leshok tunes up for the competition. 7. Paul Mistor. Pat Banas. Jim Donley, and Ron Mistor take a break for a quick picture. 8 Jim Donley, full speed ahead, goes for a victors! 9. Tim Banas concentrates on his running. 10. Pat Banas sure seems to be enjoying himself. 11. Ed Kubicki working hard. 12. Captain Paul Mistor takes a well deserved rest from all of the excitement. 61 Arrows Makin’ Tracks FRONT ROW: Mike Wimette. Boh Mills. Paul Butcher. Brian Biasutto. John Parks. Kevin Prud'homme (captain). Jim Ferguson. Steve Rowe. Pat Koda. MIDDLE ROW: Mat Grandpre. Rill Grefka. Keith Seiter. Jack Ghoyke, Ed- wardo Jordan. Craig Kin. Stan Sikorski. Pat Banas. Joe Mercieca. Tim Sergus. Jim Fiedor. BACK ROW’ Stan Drewno (coach). Boh Gilbert. Ron Mistor. Dave Mucker. Jim Sheehan (captain). Chris Kochar. Frank Janashov- ski. Bart Bagozzi, Pat Butler. Paul Mistor. Cary Fisher. Stan Kus (asst coach). 62 In the 1979-80 season, l oy’s varsity track finished with an outstanding record of eight and two. Mr. Stan Drewno with the help of Captains Jim Sheehan and Kevin Prud'homme led their team through this suc- cessful year of field and running events. The field events include shot-put, high jump, long jump, discus, and pole vault. The running events can extend from 100 yards to the two mile run. Along with the individual honors of all the team mates. Paul Mistor stood promi- nent when he set a new record for the mile run. His time was 4:26.2. I. Gary Fisher shows his style. 2. Brian Biasutto prepares to throw the discus. 3. Keith Seiler checks over the situation. 4. Jim Sheehan shows his ability 5 Hon Mistor just clears the bar. 6. Paul Butcher looks towards his goal. 7. Edwardo Jor- dan is reads for some action. 8 Jim Ferguson catches his breath. 63 Born To Run The Saint Alphonsus Girls Track Team had a tremendous season, once again taking top honors by winning their League for the second year in a row. Many hard hours of work were put forth by the team under the super- vision of Coach Jeff West ray and assistant Coach Cherly Armour. The outcome consisted of all old school records in every event being shat- tered. FIRST ROW: Debbie Sykes. Jeanne Perry. Bridget O'Donahue. Sue Sykes, Jeannie Perry, Debbie Gowanlock. SECOND ROW: Joan St. Amant. Patty Kelly. Trish Sudorowski, Kathie Macek, Sherrie Gowanlock. Tara Anthony, Coach Jeff West ray. THIRD ROW. Asst. Coach Cherly Armour, Sandy Sykes. Mary Beth Muhlastadt, Sue Ickcs. Moe O’Donahue. NOT PICTURED: Annette Regan. Alise Regan. Donna Mistor, Nancy Kotlarczyk, Cheryl Morris. 1. 2. 1. Joan St. Amant. Arrow’s long jumper. 2. Joan St. Amant and Jeane Perry. 3. Is the controversy over? Who won? Of course! The Arrows did! 4. Donna Mistor tears them up on the track. 5. Nancy Kotlarczy k takes a break. 6. Sandy Sykes. 7. A look of concentration upon Mary Beth Muhlastadt’s face. 8. Sue Sykes hands-off to Donna Mistor. 9. Tara An- thony. 10. Sue Ickes cruises down the track. 11. Maureen O'Donahue runs after the man of her dreams. 12. Debbie Gowanlock prepares to throw the discus. 13. Patty Kelly hurdles dow n the track to another Arrow victory'. 4. 64 1 BOTTOM: Student Manager Jern Blair. Andrew Cip| olla. Jern Coach John Stamik. Mark Browstowski. Brian Olazk. Mark Flaharty, Lopez. Tony Demare, Lddie White. Jim Fusco, Frank laquinta. Dan Mike Kowalski. Dave Czarnota. Mike Dluzynski. Bob Fragoso. Carrs Baker. Jern Dolunt, Keith Jewell, jern Schults. Jim Smith. TOP: Stack. Coach Joe Maci. 66 BOTTOM: Michael Korsak. Chris Thibodeau. Frank Fusco. Steve Cippolla. Mike Rahfal. James Holland. Mark PrybLski. SECOND ROW: Ronald Hauck. Steve Czarnota. Mark Knapp. Matt Cibor. Stanley Klos. Michael Sykes. Steven Norkunas. John Slomiaski. Stu- dent Manager Margie Wilde. THIRD ROW: Coach Caineron. Michael Dinco. William Mulstadt. Stanley Malewski. Roger Sccbulski. Roy Messink. Russel Szalowski. 1. Jerry Schultz awaits his turn at bat. 2. Mark Flaherty pitches the Arrow victory. 3. Arrows are stacked up for the game. 4. Andy Cippolla gives Jerry Dolunt instructions as he comes in for the score. 5. Steven Cippolla pitches a fine game for the victors’. 6. Mark Knapp returas to safety. 7. Mark Pryblski runs to first after a suc- cessful hit. 8. James Holland gets ready for the ball to meet his bat. 67 Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend utL . V FRONT ROW: Robin Rogers. Laura Lyle. Yvonne Muscat. Michelle Hopper. Valerie Brostowski. Tersa Csar. Student Manager: Claudia Pierson. SECOND ROW Coach Ellen Hurley. Julayne Nowicki. Connie Chevalier. Nikki Kalustian. Lori Brown. Jennifer Krygowski. Leona Lewandowski. Michelle Bres. Coach Debbie Romo. 5. JUNIOR VARSITY WE ARE FAMILY I. Coach Hurley Rives instructions to Captain Leona Lewandowski. 2. Yvonne Muscat slides home to tie the game. 3 Michelle Bres waits patiently for the pitch. 4 Nikki Kalustian and Lori Brown take a breather. 5. Juiavne Nowicki waits patiently for the grounder. 6. Connie Chevalier shows her style. 7. Coach Romo cheers on the team. FRONT ROW Beth Jarrel. Darlene Marquette. Joan Przybyla. Tracy Taylor, Deborah Downing. Leigh Dymkowski. MaryBeth. Pr ckop, Cynthia Mattes. Mars Beth Dykowski. Kathy Cagel SECOND ROW Jean Przybyla. Lori Anne Swiderek. Maria Ger- man. Kathryn Deiffer. Coach Dave Sekerak. Coach Mark Kline. Cristine Lousias, Carmelle Sicilian ). Natilie St. John. Cindy Simoncic 69 70 OUR ADMINISTRATION MR. JAMES O’DONNELL Mr. O'Donnell is into his fourth year as St. Al's principal. He also teaches Honors Junior History. Mr. O’Donnell thinks St. Al's students accept responsibility very well. Mr. O’Donnell received his B.A. at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York, and his M.A. at the University of Detroit. Mr. O’Donnell and his wife had a new addition to the family in October, which makes him very happy. 72 IS GREAT MR. THEODORE BEHN Mr. Ted Behn is St. Al's new assistant principal. For such a short period of time, Mr. Behn has developed a great relation- ship and understanding with St. Al’s students. He thinks the importance in today’s education is preparing the students for the working world. Mr Behn attended the University of Michigan, Eastern Michigan, and the University of Detroit. He has one daughter and enjoys music, hiking, photography, and bicycling. 73 Ms. DeCocker has been teaching French and Sophomore Senior Religion classes for 4 years at St. Al's. She loves the students’ enthusiasm, sincerity, and the pleasure of working with them. She feels that discipline in academics and behavior are impor- tant in today's education. Ms. DeCocker graduated from Oakland University, and studied in Paris and Grenoble, France. She en- joys dancing, reading and studying other languages. Ms. C. Nord has been the Freshman moderator. Religion, and History teacher for 3 years. She finds that St. Al's students are friendly, outgoing, and spirited. She also feels that broadening one’s area, self-discipline, and synthesizing data are important in today's education. Ms. Nord attended Siena Heights College and Michigan State Universi- ty, with post-graduate work at Mary- grove. She enjoys reading, traveling, and glass-staining. Sister Marie Harold O.P. has been teaching for ten years here at St. Al's. She teaches drafting, Latin, and Art. Sister Harold feels that students should sanctify the present and get the most out of their advantages. Her hobbies include playing cards, visiting friends and relatives, and reading. Sister Clare Charles, the Typing and Shorthand teacher, has been teaching at St. Al’s for 14 years. She has her B.A. and M.A. in Education. Sister says that basic fundamentals in reading, writing, and arithmetic, along with the basics in composition are important in today's education. Sister Clare Charles' hobby is reading. She says her plans for the future are in Eternity. 74 Mrs. Romo, teaching Accounting and Physical Education classes at St. Al’s, has been with the school faculty for 4 years. She attended Henry Ford Community College and Eastern Michigan University. Mrs. Romo believes in the basics of Education, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. Her hobbies include rae- quetball, reading, and Romance novels. Mrs. Mary Riley, the History teacher has taught at St. Al’s for 3 years. She says that our students are friendly, easy to talk with, and show a very high in- terest in achieving good grades. Mrs. Riley is from Detroit. She received her B.A. from Marygrove Col- lege and the University of Detroit, and her graduate work from Eastern Michigan University. Her hobbies are horseback riding, ballet and tap danc- ing, and shopping. Mrs. Frelich has been teaching Spanish for two years now. She really enjoys teaching at St. Al's, and feels that the students are helpful and plea- sant. Mrs. Frelich graduated from North- eastern Illinois University with a B.A. in Spanish, and studied in Mexico and Puerto Rico. Her hobbies are painting, sewing, bowling, and baking. Mr. Tom Rashid is St. Al's Athletic Director, and also finds time to teach Street Law to the Seniors. A former St. Al's student, he attend- ed Eastern Michigan University, and did graduate work at the University of Michigan. After this, he returned to St. Al's to assume the position of Athletic Director. Mrs. Marilyn Reagan has been giv- ing help and guidance to St. Al's students for 7 years. She feels that our students are the finest, and that they are industrious, enthusiastic, and goal- oriented. Mrs. Reagan received her B.A. at Marygrove College, and her M.A. at Wayne State University. She is present- ly in a Ph.D program at Wayne State. Mr. D. Pasiuk has been teaching Basic and Honors Geometry, along with Advanced and Honors Algebra for two years now. Mr. Pasiuk attended the University of Michigan, where he majored in Secondary Social Studies, and minored in Math and History. Miss Ciocan is new to the faculty this year, however, she was a student teacher last year. She has her B.A. in Communications from the Moody Bi- ble Institute in Chicago, and also in English Social Studies from the University of Michigan, Dearborn. Mr. M. Klein has been teaching Health, and Physical Education for two years now. He is also the coach of the J.V. Girl's Basketball Team. Mr. Klein, before attending Saginaw Valley State College to get his degree, did student teaching in Bay City. 75 This is Ms. McCourt’s second year here at St. Aiphonsus and she thinks the students here are friendly, cooperative, and hard working. Ms. McCourt tries hard to prepare the students for there future, whether it would be for college, or for the work- ing world. Ms. McCourt has no specific plans for her future as of yet. She enjoys sewing, reading, running, and traveling. Mrs. Maynard has been our home economics teacher here at St. Aiphon- sus for a number of years. She is originally from Texas and enjoys knit- ting, bridge, and fishing. Most of her time is occupied with her husband and four children. Mrs. Maynard attended Mercy College and received her Bachelor's degree in home economics. Her plans for the future are to retire with all the money she makes from St. Aiphonsus. 76 Mrs. Patricia Womack is a new addi- tion to St. Aiphonsus' faculty this year. She's originally from Indiana, and received her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in English at Indiana Universi- ty. Mrs. Womack feels the students here at St. Al's are well disciplined and motivated. In her spare time she enjoys skiing, quilting, and racquetball. Her future plans are to continue teaching. Mr. Straith is one of the new teachers that arrived at St. Aiphonsus this year. He is attending Wayne State to complete his master’s degree in Mathematics. He has been married for nine years and has two children. He feels the most important thing in todays education is working con- sistently toward specific goals. Mr. Straith is from the Royal Oak - Birm- ingham area, and enjoys skiing, elec- tronics, and classical music. A Detroit native, Sr. Marie Arthur received her Bachelor’s from Sienna Heights College, and her Masters from the Catholic University and U. of D. She has degrees in Social Studies, English, and Guidance. After College, Sister went on to be minister of St. Theresa’s, St. Mary's Royal Oak and Regina Dominican in Wilnut, 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 deisgnated for her. Dur- ing her free time, she enjoys working with the Senior Sisters in gereontology and appreciates listening to different types of music. Miss Edna Rheault has been here for three years. She has projected the typical French teacher. She graduated from Wayne State University and has her bachelor's and master's degrees in education. She enjoys music, doing handicrafts, seeing movies, and in- volving herself in social activities. She has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada, often camping outdoors. 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 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. Alphon- sus. 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 spirit. Mrs. Velia Lorelli, has been teaching at Saint Alphonsus for three years. She is-our specialist at govern- ment, economics, and world history. She is a former graduate of University of Michigan-Dearborn, and Henry Ford College. She likes the people and the atmosphere here at St. Alphonsus. Mrs. Lorelli enjoys spending time with her family and watching little league hockey. This is the second year Mr. Don Dixon has been in charge of the year- book. He grew up in Dearborn and at- tended Edsel Ford High School. He went on to the University of Michigan where he graduated with majors in History and English. Mr. Dixon has always been interested in literature especially poetry, because he sees the beautiful way people can express themselves and let their feeling be known. When not working, Mr. Dix- on enjoys the pleasures that music can bring, and the adventures of camp- ing. n M 4 n - ? 1 1 ; i . ■ A oeyy| This is Father Quane’s third year here at St. Alphonsus. He feels very comfortable here because of the small size. 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. Father was a musician before attending the semunary. When his reason for recrea- tion turns from relaxing to tension, he takes his frustrations out on the rac- quetball court, or playing one of his favorite games. Miss Berina Anderson is a small town girl from Ithica, Michigan. Art has always been her main interest although her first class didn't come until Junior High School. She attend- ed Alma College where she majored in art. Miss Anderson works in Museums with children, in a community educa- tion center, and in a preschool. After college, she moved to the east side of Detroit and prefers the big city to small town life. Miss Anderson began her teaching here 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: every’one is an ar- tist in some way.” Mr. Kilgour is a former student of St. Alphonsus grade school. This is his second year at St. Al's. He graduated from University of Michigan in the early seventies and is presently taking graduate work at Wayne State. Mr. Kilgour feels the most important thing in today’s education is that students prepare themselves for an ever chang- ing future. Mr. Kilgour feels that the students at Al's are intelligent and very’ cooperative. At times, he wishes some of them would search deeper for the meaning of life. 77 Working for almost 22 years at St. Alphonsus has been thrilling for Mrs. McGuire. She enjoys bowling, reading, fishing, and spending time with her eleven year old grandson. After work- ing for ten and one half years in Dear- born Public Schools, she finds that the students here to be more conscientious. She feels they have been very cooperative working in the school of- fice. Mrs. McGuire would like to keep on working here at Saint Alphonsus with hope to retire and travel some- day. This is the second time for Sister Rose Margaret to be teaching at St. Alphonsus. The first time sister was here she was Assistant Principal for five years and Principal for three. Sister attended Siena Heights were she received her bachelor’s degree in mathematics, and De Paul where she received her Master’s . Sister has lived in Michigan for most of her life. She enjoys reading and cooking. 78 Sister Norita Marie is a great asset to the students at St. Alphonsus. Sister is the person who does all the hectic jobs that keeps St. Al’s going. She takes at- tendence of the school daily, and helps file and organize school files. We the students would like to thank sister for all her time and energy she puts in for us. Mr. Joe Maci is very active here at St. Al’s, not only in school, but out of school. In school, Mr. Maci is the forensics moderator and drama teacher which takes up much of his time. During the spring, Mr. Maci becomes Coach Maci when he takes over Varsity Baseball. Mr. Driscoll is one of fifteen new teachers at St. Alphonsus this year. Originally from New Jersey, he moved to Detroit at the age of nineteen. Before coming to St. Al’s, Mr. Driscoll was a counselor at Our Lady of Victory. He describes himself as being a religious radical, and not a conservative. Mr. Driscoll enjoys disco dancing, camp- ing, and the outdoors. New here at St. Alphonsus this year, Miss Diane Hampel is our new jour- nalism and newsstaff teacher. She was an undergraduate at Wayne State University. Miss Hampel received her bachelor’s degree in English Speech Communications and Theatre. She is interested in the theatre, music and genealogy. This is Mr. Lee's first year here at St. Alphonsus. He graduated from Western Michigan University and received a Bachelor of science degree. Mr. Lee feels St. Al's students are fun to be around. He says “discipline and a sense of for caring people are important in today's education. Mr. Lee enjoys spending time with his wife, playing racquetball, and col- lecting stamps. Ms. Mullen is new to our staff here at St. Alphonsus. A member of the Business Department, she is a welcome addition to our family. Besides teaching, Ms. Mullen is ac- tively involved with the Senior class. Thinking” is what Mr. Marusich feels is important in todays education. Mr. Marusich is St. Al's new band director. He's originally from Arizona State University and received his Bachelor of Political Science degree. He also attended Wayne State Univer- sity where he received his bachelor of fine arts degree. Mr. Marusich’s plans for the future are to study music by writting and ar- ranging. He enjoys golf, reading, and working with wood. Mrs. Francis Duchovic is the lady we all can thank for making sure we eat the proper foods. She has been here for many years, preparing lun- ches for our entire school. A face that is seen as often as any of our faculty, her never ending smile accompanies her much needed service. This year at St. Alphonsus we have a new choral teacher, Virginia Van Valzah. She attended Michigan State for her Bachelor’s in music and Eastern University for her Master’s. Ms. Van Valzah wants to continue to teach at St. Alphonsus because she feels they are a “nice group of people.” Her hobbies are singing, swimming, and playing the guitar. Ms. Payne is our new Science Department Chairman, although, she is not new to St. Alphonsus. This is her second year here, teaching Biology� , Ecology, Botany, and Zoology. 79 Sister Mary Willard O.P. has been St. Al's Guidance counselor and Junior Religion teacher for 9 years. She feels that St. Al's students are con- scientious and cooperative in academics, extra curricular activities, and in positions of responsibility. Sister Willard attended Marygrove, Sienna Heights College, University of Detroit, and the Catholic University of America. Her hobbies are reading books on social commentary, biographies, politics, and “watching” epic literature. Mr. Frank Hachey is a new addi- tion to the St. Al's faculty. He teaches Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, and Biology. Mrs. Sylvia Kumor has been St. Al's Librarian for 10 years now. She in- troduces the Library to the Freshmen. Mrs. Kumor received her M.A. in Library Science at Wayne State University. At the present time, Mrs. Kumor has no intentions of leaving St. Al's, but wants to continue her dedication to the students. 2 I. Mrs. Maynard and Barb Smith going over lesson plans. 2. Miss Anderson laughing in her art class. 3. Father Quane smiles as he makes his point to his students. 4. Miss Ciocan and Pete Crisdela having a little fun in class. 5. Sister Marie Arthur laughs as she works diligently in the office. 6. Mrs. McGuire still has time to have a laugh while working in the office. 7. Mr. Straith seems to be caught in an awkward position while distributing papers to the students. 8. Mrs. Riley and Anthony Wilcher. as they thumb through the grade book. 9. Mr. Driscoll displays his wonderful drawing. 80 Class Of ’84 Takes Their First Steps 2. FRONT ROW: Theron Korsak. SECOND ROW: Scott Franklin. Terrance Hall. THIRD ROW': Lisa Benton, Evelyn Towers. Nolan Kellum. FOURTH ROW: Agnes Hartley. Renee Crysko. Dan Michno. Margaret Trotz BACK ROW: Donna Ralston. Sue Crefka. Mary Anerson. Ed Blair. FRONT ROW: John Blois. Jackie Przekop, Anne DeBono. Lauria Gerben, Terri Cross. Theresa Szuper. Tom lekes. BACK ROW: Fred Cislo. Tim Mallard. Ken Bovensiep, Mike Antczak, Brian Beleskv. Eric Bialo. Tom Bernier. The Freshmen class of 1984 has finally become a part of the long awaited high school life. Walk- ing into the school for the first time turns their wide smiles into fearful looks. The burden of the world falls heavily on their shoulders as they walk through the halls, not knowing where they are go- ing. Ending up in the science lab when its lunch time can be very embarassing. But the embar- rassments soon fade away when they realize that they are not just the Freshmen class, but a part of an ever growing family. The Seniors initiated them into the family at the first dance of the year by providing many surprises for the newly formed class. It was their first taste of high school social life. FRONT ROW: Michael Lancendorfer, Kathleen Kowalski. Wendy Anne Laury, Dawn Wydick. Jean Kroll. Teressa Masley. Katheryn Evola. Paul Buttigieg, Karen Banko. MID- DLE ROW Marie Siwiecki. Virginia Crezechowski. Sherri Veils. Jill Werchak, Sandra Kalustian. Maureen O’Connell. Cynthia Bolda. Lisa Jordan. Donna Gregely, Kathleen Kosciolko. BACK ROW: Michael Jones. Mark Pk'tron. Ricky Senatore. Samuel Perritino. Stephen Keiffer. John Duerr, Kevin Skrobot, Gars Ranisjeski. Nicholas Caber, Anthony Crenshaw, Ronald Fedoronko. I. Dave Tesorero. Charles White, and Deana Cislo relive their childh xxl adventures 2. Mr Maci prepares a tape for a Freshmen presentation. 3. The Freshmen found that watching their classmates on stage can be very amusing. 4. The Freshmen enjoy the entertain- ment at the Senior dance. 5. Theresa Zuba sits this dance out. 85 Freshmen — A Great Part of the Arrow Family FRONT ROW: Sandy Zonca. Angela Cardamone, Quannah Butler. SECOND ROW: Ann Marie Grzywacz. THIRD ROW: Patricia Potok. Daniel Sheehan. Daniel Horner. FOURTH ROW: Erik Przekop, Michelle Brierley. John Ascendo. FIFTH ROW': Lisa Prevaux, Dean Zapalski. BACK ROW: Felicia Adams, Marian Dmochowski, Gayle Pelot, Catherine Menkavitch. 86 FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Mirabitur. SECOND ROW': Rose Young. THIRD ROW: Michelle Kenward. Jacqueline Dartasius. Man- Koda. FOURTH ROW: Patty Schulte. Irma Coss. Don Ferguson, Therese Kramer. FIFTH ROW’: Kevin Ciolek. Bill Mullen. Paul Ninelist. SIXTH ROW': Hugh Pettway, Charles White. Mike Katona. BACK ROW: Geoffrey Polakowski. Paul Diaz. FRONT ROW: Colette Hamilton, Elizabeth Merritt. Lisa Wimette. Marie Morandini. Bonnie Kitzman. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Kukulka. Marcia Taylor. Demetra Fears. Donna Skiba. Dawn Bush. BACK ROW': Dan Butler. Dave Tesorero. Richard Maruszewski. Ofelia Martinez. Adrienne Regan. Daniel Biernat. 1. The Freshmen declare to the Seniors that they are the greatest. 2. Steve Keifer struts his stuff in the fashion show. 3. John Giece shows honor and respect by kissing a Senior’s ring. 4. Vito Loconte. Charles White, and Eric Prescot drink their baby bottles like good boys. 5. Gerry Dolunt reminds this Freshman where his head is at. 6. Man Beth Pierson and her little sister en- joy the snacks during Big Brother-Big Sister Day. 87 FRONT ROW: Sue Mroue, Ann Marie Drozdzewski, Cindy Bullington. Deana Zarook, Deanne Cislo. SECOND ROW: Christine Lewandowski, Man Kay Bashawaty, Alex Payne, John Geiss. THIRD ROW: Christine Thompson, Nevenka Kidd, John Recchia. BACK ROW: Maureen Matelic. Chris Roosen, Susan Manina, Marte DeForest. The Freshmen soon found their place at Al’s. Such duties as taking down the chairs and putting away the bleachers may not be the most fun, but we never heard a complaint. They didn’t mind cleaning up after their big brothers and big sisters, the Seniors. The scary idea of meeting the Seniors face to face soon faded. Big Brother, Big Sister Day was not only for fun but a way to become closer to the class of ‘81. The Freshmen performing on stage will always be remembered. The Freshmen also became closer to each other during Freshmen Unity Week. Many new friends were found and much fun was had by all. The year consisted of many events from winning homecoming float competition, to saying good-bye to the Seniors at the last dance of the year, the Freshmen dance. After seeing the success of this year, we can clearly see that the class of ’84 will easily live up to the great standards of St. Alphonsus. 3 1. Roderick Cooper smiles for the camera. 2. Dawn Wydick and Theron Korsak learn to run the class. 3. Lisa Wimette finds a new hat. 4. Mark Pietron watches a movie. 5. Theressa Masley talks to someone above. 88 FRONT ROW: Kimberly Wieczorek, Joseph Machowicz, Julie Lopez. SECOND ROW: Shawn Butler. Tim Banas. Robert Janashovsky. THIRD ROW: Roderick Cooper, Mike Markiewicz. FOURTH ROW': Ed Kubicki. Denise Kenny. FIFTH ROW: Sean McClusky. Jessica Crzesiak SIXTH ROW: Donna Olcch, Karen Shaeffer. BACK ROW. Steven Szwabowski, Paul Bahorski. FRONT ROW: Ruth Spunar. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Hall. Maria Stock. Tim Cipolla, Jerry Wojciechow'ski. THIRD ROW: Sharon Marx. Paul Pilzner. Mario Azzopardi. FOURTH ROW: Kelly Miazga. Lori Pagoto. Bruce Williams. BACK ROW: Chris Kania. Curt Czemiak. John Laidlaw. 89 FRONT ROW: Kenneth Kotlarczyk. Kimberly Kelly, Kimberly Craig. SECOND ROW: Mariann Vella. Marie Ann Poulton. Vito Laconte. THIRD ROW: Mark Matras. Elizabeth Boik, James Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Cook, Lise Livernois, Brian Stachecki. BACK ROW: David Crenn, Julie Jacobs, Beth Olech. FRONT ROW: Ellul Mark. Jean Kielar. SECOND ROW: James Zabinski, Marjorie Rosbury. THIRD ROW': Dawn Maricle, Richard Downing, Deborah Smith. FOURTH ROW': Teri Fogliatti. Christine Agius. Tracy Faraoni. BACK ROW: Julie Lopez, Lisa Thompson, Bogumila Sztuka, Lisa Ponik. 90 5 1. Channel 12 Action News Reporting. 2. Sandy Kalustian and Lisa Wimette sit this song out. 3. The Freshmen studying hard. 4. John Asencio takes time out for a quick picture. 5. John Duerr rests between songs at the Senior Dance. 6. Beth Olech enjoys the entertainment at Big Brother-Big Sister Day. 7. Man- Anderson has a small case of the measles. 91 FIRST ROW’: Brian Maguire. Michele Siedlaczek. Jacqueline Kroll, Lori an no Bagoz- zi, Man Dolunt, Maria Hrynewich, James Vella. Joseph Siciliano. SECOND ROW: Shellie Friend. Jeffrey Shomo. John Kosztowny. Joseph Mercieca. Stanley Kols. Peter Beningo, Johnathon Moore. Michael Korsak. Mark Hall. Arthur DiVito’ FIRST ROW: Renee Melek. Brian Maguire, Becky Howard. Charlene Rodhe. Maureen Wolfe, Linda Park, Antionette Margetich. Barbara Szuper. SECOND ROW: Joseph Siciliano. Reggie Pruitt, Katherine Cagel. Thelma Belcher. Barbara Francassa. Sharon Zelanka. 92 FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Dykowski. Andrea Lewandowski, Jessica Bastuha. Joan Przybyla, Laurie Pagogna. Margaret Wilde. SECOND ROW': Mark Bilicki. Joseph Cluck. Steve Norkunas. David Tanner. Brian Rodgers. FIRST ROW': Kathleen Trotz. Cheryl Gowanlock, Gemma Nardo. Robin Wroblewski. Susan Smith, Stephanie Zuba. Beth Jarrell. SECOND ROW: Robert Cole. Paul Slomba, Frederick Gendron. Charles Kushnir. Rodney Szerlag, John Maclsaac. Anne Horrigan. Lisa Kwarsick. 1. Deborah Downing studies while she awaits her next errand from the office. 2. Lisa Barron and Maureen Gough ask: “Coffee Anyone?” at the Senior Ring Day Breakfast. 3. David Tanner mentally visualizes his notes as he crams. 4. Kathryn Keiffer senes Donna Peczynski and Stephanie Vella juice at the Senior Ring Day Breakfast. 4 93 FIRST ROW: Jean Przybyla. Leigh Dymkowski. Jean Dziurgot, Alicia Kusak. Jean Rzucidlo. SECOND ROW': Salvador Gon- zales. John Slominski. BACK ROW: Hector Ortega. Mark Bala. Brett Horan. Maria Gorman. Julie Watroba. FIRST ROW: Renee Hamilton. Kathleen Luszczynski. Tammy Hunter, Susan Choyke. Barbara Khourv. SECOND ROW: Tolek Petz. Martin Micallef. BACK ROW: Laura Surmdez. Kelly MacDougal. Lucia Piccirilli. Gary Wydick, Joan Belaski. Donald Shaefer. 2 94 SOPHOMORES: two down and two to go!!! FIRST HOW: Deanna David. Deborah Downing. Debra Biernat, Adrlr Datim. SECOND ROW: Mark Walters, Donald Koloslci. Kuthie Macek, Charlene Lebert. BACK ROW: David Quinlan. Patrick Banas, Roy Mevsink. Wanda Guinn. 1. Wanda Guinn and Roy Messink are listen- ing to an English lecture. 2. Tammy Hunter finds the story amusing. 3. Matthew Grand- pre finds this lesson quite relaxing. 4. Charlene Lebert reveals her friendly side. 5. Robin Wroblewski serves Sherri Rogers coffee at the Senior Ring Breakfast. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Bolduc. Nancy Novotny, Ellen Merritt. Alise Regan. SECOND ROW: Michelle Boulley. Cheryl Wierzbicki. Cheryl Pr ybyla, Cheryl Yuzwalk. BACK ROW: Stanley Sikorski. Frank janashousky. Stephen Jabour. Thomas Reardon. 95 F1KST ROW: Barbara Fisher. Lori Anne Swiderck. Laura Lyle. Susan Hall. SECOND ROW Kathryn Keiffer. Lisa Barron. Susan Xmudo, Kevin Kosak. Salvadore Vitale. BACK ROW: Paul Polchlopek. Thomas Krafchak. Sean Theile. William Muhlstadt. Maria Blair. Br x kc Bradley. FIRST ROW': Kevin Foe, James Ferguson. Soroya Jeffries. Matthew Crandpre. Kathryn Dameron. SECOND ROW: Cindy Simoncic, Mary Beth Przekop. Michelle Wroblewski. Poalina Mali ia. Alicia Mazurek. BACK ROW: Mark Przybyski, Quintino Iannucci. John Riley. Robert Gilbert. Stanley Malenski. FIRST ROW: Renee Harkey. Maureen Gough. Mary Bernard. Melissa Ballard. Margie Shaghoian, Angeline Miruzzi. Tracy Taylor. Lisa Wlodarczyk. Denise Madewell. SECOND ROW: Dianna Cormier. Ann Polchlopek. Marcia Ellis. Debbie Kokoski. Jeffrey Schultz. Robert Grysko. Michael Kent. Rita Luna, San- dra Sykes. BACK ROW: Lori Brzys. Jamt's Federonko. Kevin Kadau, David Mucker. Chris Kochan. Russell Szawlx� wski. Alfre l Nloschetta. Robert Sanchez. Joseph Naglik. I. Cindy Simoncic and Paul Slomba are having a little fun. 2. J.V. Cheerleaders are full of spirit. 3. Dave Quinlan out jumps a Rustic player. 4. Russell Szawbowski hustles on offense against a Rustic player. 5. Thomas Krafchak shtxits a jump shot during the Rustic- Arrow game. 96 If There Be Sorrow Mari Evans If there be sorrow let it be for things undone... undreamed unrealized unattained to these add one: Love withheld... ...restrained The Lights Are On The Juniors FIRST ROW: Suzanne Szerlag. Renner Rohde, Anne York. Laura Kuzdzai. SECOND ROW: Kelly Brierly, Barbara Wozciechowski, Joan St. Amant, Laurie Mullin. THIRD ROW': Marion Kramer. Frank Toarski, David Von Epher, Bart Bagozzi. Robert Ellul. FRONT ROW: Ralf Kalustian. Timothy McPharlin, Joseph Woroniewicz. Brent Berelsky, Brian Promieter. Paul Mistor. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Muscat. Paulette Craczyk. Darlene Marquette. THIRD ROW: Sandra Toth. Michelle Hopper. Monica Skrzvnski. Lisa Darish. FOURTH ROW: Jennifer Bates. Michelle Farmer. Joan Curley. Annette Sznyk. FIFTH ROW: Robert Wallner. Mark Napp. Mark Derengowski. SIXTH ROW: Stephen Cippolla. Cynthia Olssen. Mark Stepian. Dennis Sczomak. Joseph Ross. Edward Jankowski. Patrica Kramer. 100 The Juniors of 1982 are really getting their act together, with the help of their class moderator Ms. Ellen Hurley who keeps them going strong. Besides Ms. Hurley keeping them going, the Juniors have a group of decated officers. This years class officers are. President-Cheryl Jewell, Vice President-Iris Martin, Secretary-Maggie Surgus, Treasurer-Ron Wheeler, Public Relations-Ann York. Member at Large-Patti Soltis. The Delegates are-Michelle Hopper, Valerie Brostowske, Pete Grisdella, Greg Leshok, Frank Fusco, Chris Thibodeau. Even though the Juniors didn’t come in first place with their most original float, they went on with their very successful dance, Lady Luck in Vegas.” The Juniors feel they have had a good year and are ready to move into their leadership as Seniors of 1982. 4. FHONT ROW Kathleen Gagin, l ura Johnson. Lydia Ruiz. Nahud Kidd. Tracy Billings SECOND ROW: Michael Slominski. Denise Cerini. Elizabeth Aguilar, Cor- al Ia wan loss ski. Iris Martin. Andrea Haag. Catherine Shruga. Robert Kowalkowski. THIRD ROW Roliert Mills. Cheryl Risner. Susan Nigln� r. Tresea Cser. Valerie Browstowski. Debrah Marzec. Annette Blair. FOURTH ROW: Steven Czamota, Phillip Pasnetkus. Raymond Maczuga. James Donley. Douglas Krv amak. Mathew Molkal. Theodore Dombrowski. Adam Szatowski. 1. Frank Fusco and Eric Parzianello take timeout from all the excitement at the senior dance. 2. Vita Tucker waits for instructions from Sr. Clare Charles. 3. Matt Cibor workes dilligently during study. 4. Iris Martin, and Mike Sykes work at the Junior Car w ash. 101 FRONT ROW: Cathleen Dziewit, Margaret Sergius. Theresa Mroz. SECOND ROW: Arnold Petz. Debra Zvwica. JoAnn Chavez. Karen Kozak. THIRD ROW: John Jones. Kathleen Nizka. Vita Tucker. FOURTH ROW: Michael Butler. Jeffery Bochenek, Janice Kucans, Christopher Thibodeau. FIFTH ROW: Celeste Robak. Patricia Szczesniak. Robert Nlatras. Paul Wisniewski. SIXTH ROW: Carmelle Siciliano. James Keiffer. Gan- Fisher, Thomas Malkiewicz, Stephen Sajewski. Man- Jane Dapoz. FRONT ROW: Celeste Zulczyk, Kimberly Bardel, Jennifer Domino, Mar- cia Ridling, Kirk Young. SECOND ROW: Anita Biedniak. Lisa Kotlarczyk. Cheryl Jewell, Stephan Taylor. Michael Rudzki. THIRD ROW: Robert Nicldowitz, Anthony Wilcher, Eric Parzianello, Roger Cebulski, Michael Sykes. FRONT ROW: Kern Machowicz, Sylvia Morales, Sharon Zywica, Susan Tesirero, Rosemary Tucker. SECOND ROW': Monica Kresky, Lori Mar- tvka, Denise Demski. Cathy Bester, Diane Karas. THIRD ROW: Christine Lousias, Michael Sykes. Thomas Tucker. Robert Nicklowitz, Peter Crisdela. Mark Costyn, Gerard Mellneck. 102 FRONT ROW: Pamela Jaskolski. Marian Bermudez. Miva Taylor, Lisa Lyle, Michelle Pam . Frank Fusco. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Flanigan, Jeffery Lewandowski. John Beste, Ann Laidlaw, Darlene McVittie, Arthur Cooper, Matthew Diaz. THIRD ROW: Marlon Nardo. Karen Senn, Natalie St. John, Arthur Mlvnczyk, Karen Kosciolko. FOURTH ROW: William Crefka. Frederick Moore, John Trvbus, Martin Rowe. David Skrzypek. FRONT ROW: Claudia Pierson. David Klink. Donna Lonke. Ronald Wheeler. Cynthia Mattes. SECOND ROW': Felicia Olczak. Marianne DeCrazia, Loreta Marchelletta. Sheryl Simoncic. Can Schulte. THIRD ROW: Matthew Cibor, Ronald Mistor, Gregory Leshok, Michael Corski, James Jozefowicz. 1. James Donely on a hard day of practice. 2. Vita Tucker cheers another Arrow victory. 3. Tom Malkiewicz types his exercises. 4. Stephen Cippolla pitches an Arrow vic- tory. 103 God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. Courage to change the tilings I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference. JoAnne Ickes President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mark Bagozzi Vice-President Nikki Kalustian Secretary Suzanne Bentley Public Belations Carol Tupaj Treasurer Joan Jabour Member at Large 110 James Fusco Delegate Suzanne Cladki Delegate Denise Muscat Delegate Laura Stec Delegate SENIOR CLASS DELEGATES Donna Tozer Delegate ill James Fadool President Luciana Fagotto Secretary Nancy Kotlarczyk Assistant Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS James Thibodeau Director of Correspondence Monica Biernat Vice-President Colleen Donley Treasurer Edward White Public Relations 112 COMING TOGETHER IS A BEGINNING KEEPING TOGETHER IS PROGRESS WORKING TOGETHER IS SUCCESS 116 Michelle Bright Charlene Brinsden Loretta Brown Paul Butcher Kathy Camilleri 1. Anthony DeMare and Gerald Dolunt await eagerly for class instructions. 2 Helen Galantis shows her dedication to the yearbook. 3. Margaret Gorman and John Gannon show senior friendship. Jenny Cardclli David Czarnota Anthony DeMare Michael Dluzynski Gerald Dolunt 1. Brian Barriger works on a term I aper for American Literature. 2. Michael Dluzynski gives us a big smile. 119 2 1. Connie Chevalier takes a breather from her Shorthand. 2. Seniors keep control of the Freshman In putting them in a | la |x-n during the Senior dance. 3. Kdwardo Jordan sits in discouragment. 4. David Oar not a keeps his little sister under control. Dolores Freebairn Helen Calantis 120 Agnt Gates Christine Gluck Margaret Gorman 122 Dianne Hamb Nancy Guzik Debra Gowanlock I A car with Homecoming spirit. 2. Kdwardo Jordan is never afraid of getting his picture taken 3. Damn Baker reads the opening remarks for Ring Day Mass. Bianca Harless Robert Harkey Michelle Horan 123 Edwardo Jordan Jeffrey Joseph Lynda Kadau 125 Christina Kapell Patricia Kelly Paul Kirila Lawrence Kowalski Jennifer Krygowski Angela Kulpa 127 128 Daniel Markicwicz 129 132 Jani no Perry Kimberly Polchlopek Maureen Poulton 134 Walter Puzio Denist Ratke Kathleen Reardon Mario Recchia 1. Cynthia Saari and Edward White walk up the aisle lor Ring Da Mass. 2. Edward White dances with Vicki Wheeler during the Homecoming Dance. 3. Diane Hamb writes a composition for American Literature. i 135 Christine Riley Kenneth Roberts Robin Rogers Remembering The Good Old Days 1. Frank la |iiinta is all ready for action. 2. Bob Fragoso takes another break. 3. Senior all gal (almost) retreat. Sherri Rogers Mary Rosni 136 1. Mark Bagozzi gets taped up before the game. 2. Larry Kowalski types in the student council room. 3. Paul Klink reads his American Litera- ture book. Gregory Shomo 138 Timothy Sergus Dianne Shamma Toyka Sims Steven Slomba Barbara Smith Deborah Smith Genevieve Sylvia Therese Szymanski Deborah Targosz 3 Suzanne Urtczeck I. Diane Sharnma. Hose Olcak. and Kathleen Mahonev enjo the Senior breakfast 2. Joann li kes presents a speech to the student l od . 3. Dolores Kreebairn takes a stroll through the gym. 141 Stephanie Vella 1. Junior year brought first place in the float Competition and the satisfaction of knowing that the class of HI was finally the best. 2. Under the direction of Mr. Quail, sophomore year brought on a ‘never say die attitude.” 3. Freshman year brought much happiness, a feeling of success as the class of '81 showed their dominance the first year of their high school career. 142 Laura Venegas Damian Wojcik Albert Yglesias Mary Zuba I. Colleen Donley does her homework in the Guidance Office. 2. Joan Jabour shakes Mr O'Donnell’s hand for King Day. 3. Julayne N'owicki types in the Student Council Room. 4 JoAnne I ekes hands out the flowers. 145 F F S R A u I C R E E R N S O D U L N Y D u s 147 2. 1 Connie Chevalier and Cindy Saari take time out for a picture. 2. Michelle Bres smiles for the camera. 3. Matt Cibor writes a story for the Express. 4. Nancy Cuzik helps Connie Chevalier with her homework. 5. Tony DeMare, Charles Gerben and Debbie Targosz work on the Arrow Express. 6. Mr. Dixon shows Jim Thibodeau and Julayne Nowicki what they did wrong. 7. Donna Tozer and Chris Kapell work on the Yearbook. 8. Keith Jewell. 9. Tern- Szvmanski and Kathy Wozniak discuss important matters. 148 For You 6. YEARBOOK FIRST ROW: David Tanner. Paul Klink. Mr. Dixon, Keith Jewell. James Thibodeau. SECOND ROW: Helen Galantis. Marcia Ridling, Donna Mistor. Kathy Wozniak Donna Tozer. THIRD ROW: Sherry Wroblewski. Jackie Swierlik. Terry Szymanski. Patty Kelly. Julayne Nowicki. Chris Kapell. 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Chaucer Rocks Detroit!!!! Congratulations Xancv and the Class of’81! You’ve finally made it! Debbie T., You’re one of the best friends a person could have. LYLAS, Gerry Congratulations Kitten, Love you, Mom Dad Bright Good Luck in the years to be, Joe K.- Love Mom Dad K. Mr. Mrs. Katona 166 GOLD PATRONS SHE’S OUR SEVENTH GRADUATE, ONE MORE TO GO- CONGRATULATIONS MARGARET, LOVE, THE GORMAN FAMILY AMEN! MR. MRS. EDWARD STEC TO MY K.O.A. BUDDIES-REMEMBER THE ANNUAL K.O.A. MEETING EVERY JUNE. BAGOS Senior Index Abramowicz. John 129 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Alexander, Alison 4, 114 Anthony, Tara 64 Bacus. Janice 114 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4 Bagozzi. Mark 17. 30. 35, 45. 110, 13« Honor Roll 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Delegate 1; Vice President 2: Varsity Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary 1. 2; Stage Crew 1, 2: Head 3, 4; Varsity Football 1. 2; All city. All Catholic. All League 3, 4; Captain 4; Varsity Track 1. 2. Baker. Daniel 44, 66, 114. 122 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3; Who’s Who3. 4: Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Class President 2; Varsity Baseball 2. 3, 4; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Bala. Jacqueline 114 Perfect Attendance 2; Band 1. Bala. Stanley 114 Bardel. Deborah 114 Honor Roll 1. 2. 4; Journalism 3: Newstaff 4. Barriger. Brian 45. 114, 119 Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Choral 1. 2. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Track 1: Foot- ball 1. 2: Varsity 3. 4. Bentlcv. Suzanne 12. 36, 110 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who 3. 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students 3. 4; Perfect Attendance 2. 3, 4; Public Relations 4: Homecoming Honor Guard 4: G.A.A 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 1. 4: Interna- tional Club 1. 2. Biasutto, Brian 52. 62. 115. 130 Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Newstaff 4; Choral 1. 2, 3; Track 2. 3; Swim- ming 1. 2, 3. 4; Honorable Mention All City 4. Bicrnat. Monica 12. 112 Bilicki. Michael 115 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Debate 1. Black. Robert 115 Honor Roll 1. 2. 4; Who’s Who 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Operetta 4. Blair, Jerome 41, 66. 116 Bolda. Christopher 116 Honor Roll 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 3. 4. Bres. Michelle 48, 68. 116. 148 Honor Roll 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 3. 4; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 3. 4; Var- sity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Softball 3, 4. Bright. Michelle 116 Honor Roll 1; Newstaff 4; Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 1st place. 2nd place. 3; Choral 1, 2. 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Operetta 1.4. Brinsden, Charlene 59, 116 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1. Brown, Loretta 48, 68, 117 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. 4; Society Of Distinguished Ameri- can Students 3. 4; Senior Young Adult Group 4: Choral 2, 3; PepClub 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, Varsity 4: Varsity Track if 2; Cheerleader 2; Varsity 3; Varsity Softball 3; Co Captain 4. oi rctta 2; Mardi Gras Queen 1. Butcher. Paul 45, 54 . 62. 117 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: Who's Who 3, 4; Football 2: Varsity 3: All Cits All League 4: Basketball 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4; All City 4. Cumilleh. Katherine 117 Mission Club 4: Head of Make-Up Crew 3. 4. Cardelli. Jenny 117 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Chevalier. Connie 48, 68. 118, 120. 148 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Choral 1,2. 3; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 4; Mission Club Representative 1; Operetta 1, 2: Basketball Manager 2. 4; Varsity 3; Var- sity Softball 3, 4. Chlcbek. Robert 118 Choral 1, 2, 3. Choyke, Jack 45, 62. 118 Football 1, 2; Varsity 3. 4: Track 3. Cipolla. Andrew 52. 66. 118 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Swimming 3; Varsity 4; Varsity Club Cogar. Deborah Cser. Diane 118 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Who's Who 3. 4; Basketball 2; G.A.A. 2. Czarnota, David 44. 45, 66. 118, 120 Honor Roll 4; Choral 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Varsity 3; 2nd team All League All City 4: Baseball; Varsitv 2; All League All City 3. 4; Basket- ball 1. 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. Darel. Robert 119 Honor Roll 3. 4; Track I. Student Manager 2. Delpizzo. John Demare. Anthony 66. 116. 119. 148 Newstaff 3. 4; Public Relations 2; Base-ball 1. 2; Varsity 3; All League 4; Cross Count ry 1. Dluzyaski. Michael 45. 66, 119 Delegate 2; Newstaff 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Football 1.2; All City 3; All City All League 4; Track 1. 2; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. Dolunt. Gerald 45. 54. 66. 87. 116. 119 Donely, Colleen 112. 144 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Newstaff 4; Perfect At- tendance 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council Executive Board Treasurer 4; Operette 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff 1. Duerr. Karyn 120 Elston. Richard 120 Swimming 1, 2. 3, 4. Fadool. James 12. 52. 112 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Varsity Sw imming 1. 2. 3. 4. Flaherty, Mark 54. 66. 120 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; Voice of Democracy Contest 3rd Place; Varsity Club 4: Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2; Varsitv 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; Varsity 3, 4. Fragoso. Robert 14. 66, 120, 136 Football 1. 2; Varsity All City 3. 4; Varsity Baseball 3. Freebarin, Dolores 120, 140 Honor Roll 3, 4; Choral 3. 4; Operetta 3. 4. 168 Fusco, James 14. 45. 66 Choral 2, 3, 4; Mardi Gra King 1; 0|H retta 2: Leads3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1. 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club; Baseball 1. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Honorable Mention All City 4. Calantis. Helen 116. 121. 148 Honor Boll 1, 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Debate 1; Forensics 1. Gallagher. Myles 30. 41. 121. 130 Forensics 4; Choral 2; Recruitment 3; Choral Union V.P. 4; Ensemble 3. 4 Mission Club 4; Operetta 2; Lead 3. 4. Cannon. John 116. 121 Honor Roll 3, 4: NEDT Award 1. 2; Act Award 4; Choral 1; Ensemble 2; Basketball 1; Operetta 1. Garcia. Lorrie Track 1. Cates. Agnes 121 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; Perfect Attendance 4. Gendren, Kelly 122. 129 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3. 4; Track 1. Gerben, Charles 122. 148 Newstaff 4; Mission Club 3; Perfect Attendance 2. Cladki, Su anne 36 Student Council 4; Homecoming Honor Guard; Cheerleading 3; Captain Varsity Captain 4; Pep Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. Gluck. Christine 122 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3. 4. Gorman. Margeret 30. 116, 122 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Choral 4; Pep Club 2. 3. Cowanlock. Debra 64. 122 N ILS. 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Choral 2, 3; Swimming 1; Volleyball 2; Track 1, 2; All City State Quarters 3: Operet- ta 1. Cuzik. Nancy 12. 28. 123. 148 Honor Roli 2. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Honor Guard 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, V.P. 4; Operetta 2. 3. 4. Hamb. Dianne 123. 134 Choral 3, 4. Harkey. Robert 123 Honor Roll 2. 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Winner of Student Directors Cover 4. Harless. Bianca 123 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Horan. Michelle 123 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. laquinta. Francesco 14, 35, 45, 66, 124, 136 Choral I. 2, 3; Varsity Club Public Relations 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1, 2. Ickes. Brian 124 N ILS. 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Choral 1. 2. 3, 4; Operetta 1,2. 3, 4; Swimming 1. 2, 3, 4. Ickes. JoAnn 12. 14. 28. 110. 140 144 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 1. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Society of American High School Students 3, 4; Daughter of the American Revolu- tion Citizenship Award Forensics National Qualifier 1,2; Debate 1; Class Treasurer I, 2, 3; Class President 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1. 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 1. Ickes. Suzanne 17, 50. 64. 124 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who 3. 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students 3. 4; Choral 1. 2; Ensemble 3. Recruit- ment 2. 3; Operetta 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Swimming 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Captain 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Jabour. Joan 12. 33. 110, 144 N.H.S. 2. 3. 4; Member at Large 4; Honor Guard; Mardi Gras Queen; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I, 2, Vice President 3. Secretary. Jaworski. Andrew 54. 124 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2. Varsity 3, 4; Football 1. Jewel. Keith 28. 66. 124, 148 YearlxK)k 4; Drafting 2. 4; Choral 1; Stage Crew 1; Bow ling 1.2; Basket- ball 1. 2; Football 1. 2. Varsity 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. Varsity 3. 4. Jordan. Edwardo 14, 35, 45. 54, 62. 120. 122. 124 Joseph. Jeffery 125 Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Choral 2; Operetta 2; Varsity Swim- ming 3; Cross Country 1; Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President. Kadau, Lynda 125 Choral 1. 3. 4. Kalustian, Nikki 12. 14. 33. 34. 68. 110 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Inter- national Club 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Director of Public Relations 1; Delegate 2; Secretary 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. Varsity 3; Varsity Softball 2, 3. Kapell. Christina 125, 148 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate and Foreasics 1; Yearbook 4; Operetta 3. Kelly. Patricia 64. 125, 148 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 3. 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Yearlxx k 4; Operetta 3; Volleyball 2; Track Varsity 1. 2, 3. Captain 4. Kieltyka. Gregory 126. 132 Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3. 4. King, Craig 62 Kirila. Paul 125 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Klick, Gregors’ 126 Choral 1. 2. 3, 4; Swimming 1. 2: Klink. Paul 126, 138, 148 Honor Roll 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2. 3, 4; Operetta 2; Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2. Koda. Joseph 126 Light Technician for Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Bow ling 2. Kotlarczvk. Nancy 28, 64, 112, 132 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who 2. 3. 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students 2. 3. 4; Student Council Assistant Treasure 4; Mission Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Track manager 2. 3; Costume Crew 2, 3. 4. Kowalski. Lawrence 126, 138 Honor Roll 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Student Director for Art Show 2. 3. 4; Operetta 3, 4. Kowalski. Suzanne 28, 127 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; Who’s Who 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Miiion Club 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3« 4. Krygowski. Jennifer 68, 126 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Choral 2. 3, 4; Journalism 3; Newstaff 4; Co-Editor in Chief. Editorial 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Operetta 1. 2; Powder Puff 1; Softball 3. 4; Basketball Student Manager 4. Kulpa. Angela 41. 127 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; International Club 1. Laczynski. Anne 127 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Who’s Who 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 1. 169 Lewandowski. Leona 12, 48. 68 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; Choral 2; Who's Who 3, 4; Honor Guard4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. Varsity 3, All League4; Soft- ball Varsity 2. 3, All City Honorable Mention 4. Liskiewicz. Angela 126 Lopez. Jerome 54, 128 Basketball 1. 2. Varsity 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4. Machowicz, Celeste Track 1. Mahoney. Kathleen 128, 140 Honor Roll 4; Choral 1. 2, 3. Markiewicz. Daniel 128 Choral 1. Marx. Joanne 128 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: Choral 1. Mavcs. Jocelynne 128 Operetta 3. Mellnick. Thomas 129 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: A.V. Aid 1, 2, 3, Head of Department 4: Perfect At- tendance 2. 3; Yearlxx k Sales Person 1. 2. Nliscavage. Dorothy 129 Mistor. Donna 64. 129. 148 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Choral 2. 3; Yearlxxik 4; Operetta 3: Varsity Track 1. 2, 3, Captain 4. Morris. Cheryl 129 Operetta 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Muhlstadt, Mars Beth 64. 129 Perfect Attendance 3. 4; Operetta 4; Choral 3, 4; Varsity Track 3. 4; Swimming 4. Mulcahy, Martin 130 Honor Roll 4: Perfect Attendance 2. 3. Murray. David 130 Dearborn Oratoical Contest 1; Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4. Muscat, Denise 12, 14. 28 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: Who's Who 4: Perfect Attendance 1; Mission Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,4: Operetta 2; Cheerleading 1. Norkunas. Can- 130 Choral 2; Basketball 3; Varsity Baseball 4. Nowicki, Julayne 130, 144. 148 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 1, 2; Debate 1; Science Fair Honorable Mention 4: Yearbook 3, Editor 4; Choral 2; Senior Young Adult Croup 4; Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Softball 1. 2. 3 All-City. 4: Volleyball 1.2. Varsity 3: Powder Puff 1. 4; Journalism 3; Varsity Softball captain. Ochmanek. Mark 52. 130 O'Donohue, Maureen 48, 59, 64, 131 Choral 1. 2; Newstaff 4; Operetta 3, 4: Varsity Track 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2, Varsity 3 All-League. Cap- tain 4. Olzak. Rose 131. 140 Choral 1. 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; International Club 3. Orzech, Cheryl 131 Mission Club 2. Ossowski. Michelle 131 Honor Roll 3; Choral 1,2,3. Pagoto, Sheila 132 Honor Roll 4: Choral 1, 4: Mission Club 1, 2, 3; International Club 1. 2, 3: Pep Club 1; Operetta 1, 2, 3. 4; Majorette 1; Powder Puff 1; Softball Manager 1. Pagotto, I.uciunna 33. 112 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. Who's Who 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4; All State Interlochen attendance 3. 4; Summa Cum Laude Award in Latin 3; Choral 3; Student Council 3, 4: Operetta 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. President 4; Homecoming Court 4; Swimming 3. Pawlik. Kimberly 132 Perfect Attendance 1: Mission Club 1. Pawlik. Joseph 132 Drafting 3; Operetta 4. Peczynski, Donna 28, 34. 48. 93. 132 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1.2. 3, Treasure 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, Varsity 3, Captain, All City 4; Powder Puff 1. 4. Pern-. Janine 64, 132 Honor Roll 2, 3; Mission Club 1; Pep Club 3; Operetta 4. Pern , Jeanne 64, 133 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Choral 2. 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Swimming 1. 2; Volleyball 1. 2. Pierson. Man Beth 87, 133 Honor Roll 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Voice Of Democracy Second place 2; Inter- national Club 1; Swimming 2; Track 1, 2. Polchlopek, Kimberly 134 Poulton. Maureen 134 Perfect Attendance 1. 2; Operetta 1, 2. 3. 4. Puzio, Walter 134 Baseball 1. 2. Ratke. Denise 50, 134 Choral 1. 2, 3. 4; Choral Secretary 2, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1. Varsity 2. 3. 4. Reardon. Kathleen 34. 36, 134 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Newstaff 3. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4; Operetta 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Basketball 2. Recchia. Mario 52, 135 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Choral Union 4; Ensombol 4; Operetta 3, 4; Swim- ming 1. 2. 3 Honorable Mention 100 yd. Butterfly. All City Swim Team 4. Reagan. Annette 135 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; Newstaff 4: Pep Club 3. 4; Operetta 2, 4: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. Varsity 3. 4. Riley, Christine 129, 135 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; ACT Aw ard 4; Recognition of Excellence Scholar- ship 4; Perfect Attendance 1: Operetta 1, 2; Band 1, 2. Roberts. Kenneth 54, 136 Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3. Captain 4. Rogers. Robin 136 Track 1. 2; Varsity Softball 3. Rogers. Sherri 136 Perfect Attendance 1, 3; Choral 1. 3. Rosni. Mars- 48, 136 Honor Roll 1, 2; Latin Honor Society 3. 4; Newstaff 4: Choral 1. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Operetta 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Softball 2. Ross, Laurie 136 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral 2. 3, 4; Newstaff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3. 4. 170 Rowe, Steven 62. 137 N'ewstaff 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4. Rydzewski. Steven 137 Bowling 1. 2. Suari. Cynthia 134, 1.37, 148 New stuff 4; C.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Choral 1.2; Cheerleading 1; Track 2; Softball Manager 3. Suvinskv. Catherine 12, 28. 33, 111 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2. 3. Vice President 4; Who's Who 3. 4: Society of Distinguished High School Students 3, 4; Student Council Delegate 3. 4; Debate 1; Honor Cuard 4; Mission Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4 Schultz. Jerome 66, 137 Perfect Attendance 2. 3; Baseball 2, Varsity 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, Varsity 3. 4; Varsity Football 4. Seiter. Keith 45. 62. 137 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 1. 2; Football 2. Varsity 3, 4; Track 1. 2. Varsity 3: Swimming 2. Sergus. Timothy 45, 138 Sham mu. Dianne 138, 140 Honor Roll 2: Perfect Attendance 3; Choral 1, 2. 3. Sheehan. James 35, 44. 54. 62. 138 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Delegate 1; Varsity Club 4; Sargent at Arms: Foot- ball 1. 2, Varsity 3. 4 Captain, All State. All City. All League. All Metro: Basketball 1, 2. Varsity 3. All League. 4; Track 1. 2, Varsity Captain 3. Shomo, Gregory 138 Sims, Toyka 130, 138 Slomba. Steven 139 Perfect Attendance 3; Operetta 3: Swimming 3. Smith, Barbara 80. 139 Honor Roll 1, 3. 4; Operetta 2, 3. 4: Mission Club 1. 2, 3. President 4: Swimming 1. Smith. De borah 139 Honor Roll 1, 2: Operetta 3. Solodon. William 140 Perfect Attendance 1, 3. Stec. Laura 12. 14. 30. Ill Honor Boll 1. 2. 3: N.H.S. 2. 3, 4: Who's Who 3. 4: Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3: Student Council 3, 4; Scholarship Nominee 4; Homecoming Court 4: N’ew staff 4: Choral Union 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1. 2. 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3; Mission Club 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; C.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Stepanian. Douglas 140 Sudorowski. Patricia 64, 140 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council 2; Operetta 4; Choral 2; Track 1. 2, Varsity 3, 4. Swierlik. Jacqueline 140, 148 Ye arbook 4; Band 1. Svkes. Debra 12. 14 . 36, 64, 140 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Who's Who 3. 4: Society of Dis- tinguished High School Stude nts 3. 4: Latin Club 1, 2; Choral 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1, 2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; C.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4. Sylvia. Cenivievc 141 S .ymanski, Therese 141. 148 Targosz. Deborah 141. 148 Honor Roll 4; New staff 4. Thibodeau. James 112. 130, 148 Honor Roll 2. 3; N.H.S. 3. 4; Yearbook 3. 4 Editor: Choral 1. 2.3: Foren- sics 4; Student Council 1. 3. 4: Operetta 3: Sw imming 1; Football 1. 2. Tozer, Donna 111, 148 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; N ILS. 2. 3, 4: Who's Who 3. 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students 3. 4; NEDT 1.2: Honor Cuard 4; Grand National Tournament. Wash. D.C., Delegate 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: C.A.A. 2. 3: Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 2, 3. Tupaj. Carol 12. 14. 110 Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4: Choral 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3; C.A.A. 3: Cheerleading 3. Urtczeck, Suzanne 141 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who 3. 4: Distinguished Stu- dents 3, 4; Debate 1. 2: Forensics 1: N'ewstaff 4. Mission Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. Vella. Karen 59. 142 Operetta 3: Swimming 1. 2. 3: Varsity Softball 2: Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4. Vella. Stephanie 93. 142 Honor Roll 3. 4: Operetta 3: Swimming 1. 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2. Varsity 3: Varsity Softball 1. Venegas, Laura 142 Choral 2. 4: Track 1. Wheeler. Vickie 12. 33. 59. 134. 142 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: N.H.S. 2, 3. 4: Who's Who 3. 4: Student Council 4: Ojxretta 4; Volleyball 1.2. Varsity 3 Honorable Mention. All League set- ter 4; Track 2. 4. White, Edward 41. 66. 112. 130. 134 N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; Latin Honor Society 1. 2; N’ewstaff Editor 3. 4; Mission Club 1: Executive Board 4: Football Trainer 3. 4; Operetta Light Crew 3. 4. Wiaeek. Michael 143 Wisniewski, Anne 59. 143 Perfect Attendance 3: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Student Council 1. 2: Mission Club 1, 2. 3: C.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Wodyka. Anne 143 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who 3, 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 3: Choral 3: Sw imming 2, 3. Wojcik. Damian 144 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4: Science Fair 2. 4; Perfect Attendance 2. Wojcik. Richard 144 Choral 1. 2. 3. 4: Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3: Varsity Track 4. Wozniak, Katherine 145. 148 Perfect Attendance 1: Yearbook 4; Choral 1. Wroblewski. Sherry 144. 148 Choral 2; Yearbook 4; International Club 2. Yglesias, Albert 145 Honor Roll 4; Varsity Basketball 4. Zywica. James Football 1. 2: Band 1. 2. ZyAviec. Joseph 132. Zuba. Mary 145 171 General Index Mr. James E. O'Donnell 17, 73. 144 Mr. Theodore Behn 72 Ms. Borina Anderson 77, 80 Sister Marie Arthur. O.P. 76 Sister Clare Charles, O.P. 74. 101 Ms. Ruth Cioean 75. 80 Ms. Patricia DeCoker 74 lr. Donald Dixon 77. 148 Mr. Paul Driscoll 78. 80 Ms. Frances Duchovic 78 Nls. Theresc Frelich 75 Ms. Kay Gorman Mr. Paul Grywalski Mr. Frank Hachey 80 Ms. Diant Hampel 78 Sister Marie Harold. O.P. 74 Ms. Ellen Hurley 48. 77 Mr. Norman Kilgour 77 Mr. Mark Klein 46. 75 Ms. Sylvia Kumor 80 Mr. Sang Lee 78 Ms. Velia Lorelli 28. 77 Mr. Joseph Maci 21. 78, 85 Sister Rose Margaret, O.P. 78 Sister Norita Marie. O.P. 78 Mr. J. Michael Marusich 38. 78 Nls. Rosemary Maynard 76. 80 Ms. Judith McCourts 76 Mr. Robert McDonald Ms. Louise McGuire 17, 78, 80 Ms. Patricia Muilin 78 Ms. Carolyn Nord 74 Mr. David Pasuik 75 Ms. Cynthia Payne 78 Reverend Ralph Quant 77. 80 Mr. Thomas Rashid 75 Ms. Marilyn Reagan 75 Ms. Edna Rhcault 76 Ms. Mary Riley 74. 80 Ms. Deborah Romo 74 Ms. Margaret Skora Mr. Robert Straith 76, 80 Ms. Virginia van Valzah 30, 78 Sister Mary Willard, O.P. 80 Ms. Patricia Womack 76 Aguilar. Elizabeth 100 Andeson. Andrea Bagozzi. Bart 45. 62. 101 Bardel. Kimberly 103 Bates. Jennifer 100 Belesky. Brent 100 Bermudez. Marian 103 Beste, John 103 Bester. Cathy 102 Biedniak. Anita 103 Billings. Tracey 100 Blair. Annette 50. 100 Bochenek, Jerrery 103 Bierley. Kelly 101 Brostowski, Valerie 48. 59. 68. 100 Burcicki. Todd Butler. Michael 45, 103 Camp. Thomas Cebulski, Roger 103 Cerini. Denise 100 Chavez, JoAnn 103 Cibor. Matthew 66. 100, 103, 148 Cipolla. Stephen 66, 100. 103 Coffee. Lajuan Cooper, Arthur 103 Costyn, Mark 102 Curley. Joan 100 Czarnota. Steven 45. 66. 100 Cser, Theresa 68. 100 Dapoz. Mary Jane 103 Darish. Lisa 1(H) DeGrazia. Marianne 103 Dcmbski. Denise 102 Derengowski, Mark 100 Diaz. Matt haw 103 Dombrowski, Theodore 100 Domino. Jennifer Donley. James 61, 100, 102 Dziewit. Cathleen 103 Ellul. Robert 101 Farmer. Michelle 100 Fisher. Cary 38. 41. 52. 62. 103 Flanigan. Kathleen 36. 103 Fusco, Frank 66. 101, 103 Gagin. Kathleen 100 Calantis. Emily Gorski. Michael 103 Graczyk. Paulette 100 Crcfka. William 103 Crisdela. Peter 80. 102 Haag. Andrea 100 Holland. James 54. 66. 145 Hopper. Michele 34, 48, 59. 68. 100 Jankowski. Edward 100 Jaskolski. Pamela 21. 103 Jewell. Chery l 41. 103 Johnson. Laura 100 Jones. John 103 Jozefowicz. James 103 Kalustian. Ralph 45, 100 Karakas. James Karas. Diane 28. 102 Keiffer. James 103 Kidd. Nuhad 100 Klink. David 38. 103 Knapp. Mark 54. 66. 100 Kosciolko. Karen 28. 103 Kotlarczyk. Lisa 28, 103 Kowalkowski. Robert 100 Kozak. Karen 103 Kramer. Marian 101 Kramar. Patricia 100 Krawchuk. Elizabeth Kresky. Monica 102 Krzvaniak. Douglas 100 Kucans, Janice 103 Kuzdzal. Laurie 101 Kwarsick. Kimberly Laidlaw, Ann 103 Leshok. Gregory 54, 61, 103 Lewandowski. Carol 100 Lewandowski. Jeffrey 103 Londke. Donna 103 Lousias. Christine 45, 68, 102 Lyle. Lisa 103 Nlachowicz. Kerry 102 Nlaczuga. Ray mond 100 Nladigan. Bridget Malkiewicz, Thomas 103 Marchelletta. Loreta 36. 103 Marquette. Darlene 100 Martin. Iris 100 Martyka. Lori 102 Marzec, Deborah 100 Matras. Robert 103 Mattes. Cynthia 103 McPharlin, Timothy 100 McVittie, Darlene 103 Mellick. Gerard 102 Mills, Robert 61, 100 Misiolek. Barbara Mistor, Paul 61. 62. 100 Mistor. Ronald 54. 61, 63. 103 Mlynczyk, Arthur 103 Moore, Frederick 45, 54. 103 Moralev S | || |Q2 Moskal. Matthew UK) Mroz. Theresa 103 Mullen. Laurie 101 Muscat. Yvonne 68, 100 Nardo. Marlon 103 Nicklowitz, Roln-rt 102 Nigbor, Susan 100 Nizka. Kathleen 103 Olczak. Felicia 103 Olsen. Cvnthia 100 Page. Michelle 103 Parzianello. Eric 38. 100. 103 PasnetkiLs, Phillip 100 Petz. Arnold 103 Pierson. Claudia 68, 103 Pomieter, Brian KM) Rachfal. Michael 45. 66 Ridling. Marcia 103. 148 Riesner. Chervl 100 Robak. Celeste 103 Rohde. Renee 101 Ross. Joseph 100 Rowe. Martin 103 Rudzki. Michael 103 Ruiz. Lydia KM) Sajewski, Stephen 103 Schulte, Gary 103 Sczamak. Dennis 100 Senn. Karen 50. 103 Sergus. Margaret 36. 103 Shruga, Catherine KM) Siciliano. Carmelle 68, 103 Simoncic. Sheryl 103 Skrzynski. Monica KM) Skry pak, David 103 Slominski. Michael KM) Sobkowiak. Diane Soltis. Patricia 36 St. Amant. Joan 64, 101 St. John. Natalie 50. 68. 103 Stepian. Mark 100 Sykes. Michael 66. KM). 102 Szatkowski. Adam KM) Szczesniak. Patricia 103 Szerlag. Suzanne 101 Sznvr, Annette KM) Tay lor. Miya 103 Taylor, Stephen 103 Tesorero, Susan 102 Thibodeau. Christopher 52. 66. 103 Tokarski. Frank 101 Toth, Sandra 100 Trybos. John 103 Tucker. Rosemary 102 Tucker. Thomas 102 Tucker. Vita 36. 100, 103 Von Eper, David 101 Wallner. Robert KM) Wesner, James Wheeler. Ronald 41, 103 Wilcher. Anthony 41. 103 Wisniewski. Paul 103 Wojciechowski, Barbara 101 Woroniewicz, Joseph KM) York, Anne 101 Young. Kirk 103 Zulczyk. Celeste 28, 103 Zywica, Debra 103 Zywica. Sharon 102 172 Bagozzi. Loriann 21. 37. 92 Bala, Mark 87 Ballard. Melissa 98 Banas. Patrick 61, 62. 87, 95 Barron. I.isa 28. 93. 96 Bustuba. Jessica 36. 92 Belaski. Joan 94 Belcher, Thelma 92 Benin � . Peter 92 Bernardi. Mars 96 Bicrnat. Debra 95 Bilu ki. Mark 92 Blair. Maria 95 Bolduc. Sylvia 95 Boullcy, Michelle 95 Bradley. Brooke 96 Brzvs. I.ori 97 Chovke. Susan 94 Cote, Robert 87. 94 Cormier, Dianna 97 Dameron. Kathryn 96 Damn. Adele 95 David. Deanna 95 DiVito, Arthur 92 Dolunt. Mars 36. 92 Downing. Deborah 37, 68. 93, 95 Dykowski. Mars Beth 46. 59, 92 Dymkosvski. Leigh 68. 94 Dziurgot. Jean 94 Ellis. Marcia 97 Federonko, James 97 Ferguson. James 62. 96 Fisher, Barbara 96 Foe, Kevin 96 Frac vsa. Barbara 30. 92 Friend. Shellie 92 Cadomski. Robin Gagel. Katherine 46. 68, 92 Cendron, Frederick 94 Gilbert, Robert 62. 96 Cluck, Joseph 92 Gonzales. Salvador 94 Gorman. Maria 68. 94 Gough. Maureen 93. 97 Gowanlock. Cheryl 64. 94 Grandpre. Matthew 62. 95. 96 Crysko. Robert 97 Guinn. Wanda 95 Hall. Mark 92 Hall. Susan 96 Hamilton. Renee 94 Harkey. Rene� 97 Horan. Brett 94 Horrigan. Anne 50. 56, 94 Howard. Becky 92 Hrynewich, Maria 37, 92 Hunter. Tammy 41, 94, 95 lannucci, Quintino 96 Jabour. Stephen 95 Jarrell. Beth 68. 94 Janashousky. Frank 62. 95 Jeffries, Soros a 96 Kadau. Kevin 97 Keiffer. Kathryn 68. 93. 96 Kent. Michael 97 Khoury. Barbara 94 Klos. Stanley 66. 92 Kochan, Christopher 45. 62. 87. 97 Kokoski, Debbie 97 Koloski. Donald 95 Korsak. Miehael 56, 66. 92 Kosztowny, John 87. 92 Kozak. Kevin 96 Krafehak. Thomas 87. 96 Kroll, Jacqueline 92 Kusak. Alicia 94 Kushnir. Charles 45. 94 Kwarsick. Lisa 94 (.each. Wends Lebert, Charlene Lewandowski. Andrea 37. 93 Luna. Rita 97 Luszczvnski. Kathleen 94 Lyle. Laura 68. 96 Macek. Kathie 37, 95 Maclsaac. John 94 MacDougall. Kelly f)4 Made well. Denise 97 Maguire. Brian 61. 92 Malesvski. Stanley 66, 87. 96 Malizia, Paulina 96 Margetich, Antoinette 92 Mazurek. Alicia 96 Melek. Renee 92 Mereieca, Joseph 45. 62, 92 Merritt. Ellen 37. 95 Messink. Roy 45. 66. 94 . 95 Micallef. Martin 94 Miruzzi. Angeline 97 Moore, Jonathon 92 Morin, Andress- 45. 45 Moschetta, Alfred 52, 97 Mucker, David 62. 97 Muhlstadt. William 45. 46. 66. 96 Xaglik, Joseph 87, 97 Nardo, Gemma 28, 94 Norkunas, Steven 66. 87. 92 Novotny. Nancy 92. 95 Ortega. Hector 94 Pagogna. Laurie 92 Park. Linda 61, 92 Petz. Tolek Piecirilli. Lucia 94 Polchlopek. Ann 97 Polchlopek. Paul 96 Pruitt. Reggie 92 Przekop. Mars- Beth 46. 68. 96 Przybyla. Cheryl Przybyla, Jean 68. 92, 93 Przybyla, Joan Przybylski. Mark 45. 66. 96 Quinlan. David 45, 87, 95, 96 Reardon. Thomas 95 Regan, Alise 95 Riley, John 96 Rogers. Brian 93 Rohde, Charlene 92 Rzucidlo. Jean 94 Sanchez. Robert 97 Schaefer. Donald 94 Schultz. Jeffers 97 Shaghoian. Margie Shomo, Jeffrey 92 Siciliano. Joseph 45. 92 Sicdlaczek. Michele 92 Sikorski. Stanley 62. 95 Simonic. Cindy 46, 96 Slomba, Paul 45, 94 , 96 Slominski. John 45. 69. 74, 87 Smith. Susan 50, 94 Surmacz, Laura 94 Swiderek. Lori Amu 46. 59, 96 Sykes. Sandra 37. 50. 97 Szawbowski. Russell 66, 96 Szerlag. Rodney 94 Szuper. Barbara 92 Tanner. David 52. 93. 148 Taylor. Tracy 50. 97 Theile. Sean 96 Trotz, Kathleen 94 Vella. James 92 Vitale. Salvatore 96 Walters, Mark 45. 46. 57 Watroba. Julie 94 Wierzbicki. Cheryl Wilde. Margaret 67. 92 Wlodarczyk, Lisa 97 Wolfe. Maureen 89. 92 Worblewski. Michelle 28. 56. 96 Wroblewski. Robin 94. 95 Wydick. Gars 94 Yuzwalk. Cheryl 95 Zelanka. Sharon 92 Zmuda. Susan 96 Xuba. Stephanie 94 Adams. Felica 86 Aguis, Christine 50. 90 Andersen. Mars 84, 91 Antczak. Michael 57. 84 Ascencio, John 52. 86. 91 Azzopardi. Mario 89 Bahorski. Paul 61. 89 Banas. Timothy 56. 57, 89 Banko. Karen 85 Bartasius. Jacqueline Bashaw a tv. Mars Kay 88 Belcsks. Brian 84 Benton. Lisa 84 Bernier. Thomas 45, 84 Bialo, Eric 84 Biernat. Daniel 52. 87 Blair. Edward 84 Biok, Elizabeth 90 Bolda. Cynthia 85 Bovensiep, Kenneth 84 Brierley. Michelle 86 Brinsden, Cynthia 36 Bullington. Cynthia 88 Bush. Dawn 87 Butler. Daniel 87 Butler. Quannah 28. 86 Butler. Shaun 56. 57. 61. 89 Buttigieg. Paul 85 Cardamone. Angela 86 Ciolek. Kevin 61, 87 Cipolla. Timothy 89 Cislo, Deanne 85, 88 Cislo. Frederick 84 Cook, Thomas 90 Cooper. Roderick 88 Coss, Irma 84. 87 Craig. Kimberly 90 Crenshaw. Anthony 85 Cross. Terri Cser. Edward 45. 89 Czerniak. Curtis 89 Dartasius. Jacqueline 87 DeBlois. John DeBono. Anne 84 DeForest. Marte 88 Diaz. Paul 87 Dmochowski. Marian 86 Domanico. Lues- Downing. Richard 61, 90 Drozdzesvski, Ann Marie 88 Duerr. John 45. 57. 85. 91 Ellul. Mark 90 Evola, Katheryn 85 Faraoni. Tracy 90 Fears. Demet ra 87 Fedoronko. Ronald 85 Ferguson. Donald 87 Fogliatti. Terri 90 Franklin. Scott 84 Giaber. Nicholas 85 Geiss. John 87, 88 Gerben. Laurie 36. 84 Creflea. Susan 50. 84 Cregels. Donna 85 Grenn. David 90 Griffin. Jenny 46 Crysko, Renee 84 Grzechosvski, Virginia 85 Grzesiak. Jessica 89 Grzywacz. Anne Marie 86 Hall. Cheryl 89 173 Hall. Terrance 45. 57. 84 Hamilton. Colette 87 Hartley. Agnes 56, 84 Horner, Daniel 86 Ickes, Thomas 52, 84 Jacobs, Julie 90 Janashousky. Robert 89 Jones. Michael 85 Jordan, Lisa 85 Ralustian. Sandra 36. 85. 91 Rania. Christopher 89 Ratona. Michael 87 Reiffer. Stephen 45. 57. 85. 87 Relluin. Nolah 84 Kelly. Kimberly 90 Kenny. Denise 89 Renward. Michelle 87 Ridd. Nevenka 88 Rielar. Jean 89 Ritzman. Bonnie Rios. William Roda. Mary 87 Rorsak. Thieron 57. 84. 88 Kosciolko. Kathleen 56. 85 Rotlarczyk. Rennerth 90 Rowalski. Rathleen 56. 85 Rramer. Theresa 46. 56. 87 Kroll. Joan 85 Rubicki. Edward 61. 89 Rukulku. Michael 87 Laidlaw. John 89 Lancendorfer. Michael 85 Lewandowski. Christine 56. 88 Livernois. Lise 50. 90 Loconte. Vito 45, 87, 90 Lopez, Julie 48. 89. 90 Machowicz. Joseph 89 Nlallad. Timothy 84 Manilla. Susan 88 Maricle. Dawn 90 Markiewicz. Michael 89 Martinez. Ofelia 50. 87 Maruszewski. Richard 87 Marx, Sharon 89 Masley, Tcressa 36. 85. 88 Matelic. Maureen 88 Matras. Mark 56. 90 McClusky. Sean 89 NlcLaury, Wendy Anne 56, 85 Menkavitch, Catherine 86 Merritt, Elizalieth 87 Macuga, Rellv 46. 89 Michno. Daniel 84 Mirabitur. Elizabeth 36. 87 Morandini. Marie 87 Mroue. Susan 56. 88 Mullen, William 87 Ninelist. Paul 87 O'Connell. Maureen 36. 85 Olech, Beth 46, 56, K). 91 Olech. Donna 46. 56. 89 Pagoto, Lori 50. 89 Payne. Alex 88 Peiot. Gayle 36. 86 Perritino, Samuel 85 Pettway, Hugh 87 Pietron. Mark 85. 88 Pilzner. Paul 89 Polakowski. Geoffrey' 57. 87 Ponik. Lisa 90 Potak. Patricia 86 Poulton. Marie Anne 90 Prevaux, Lisa 86 Przekop. Eric 86. 87 Przekop, Jacqueline Ranisjeski. Gary 85 Recchia. John 88 Regan. Adrienne 46, 87 Robbias. James 90 Rolston, Donna 50, 84 Rooscn, Christopher 88 Rusbury. Marjorie 4(� . 90 Schaeffer. Karen 89 Schulte. Patricia 56. 87 Senatore, Richard 85 Sheehan. Daniel 45. 57. 86 Siwiecki. Marie 85 Skiha. Donna Skrobot. Ecvin 85 Smith. Deborah IK) Spunar, Ruth 89 Stachecki. Brian 90 Stock. Marie 89 Sztuka. Bogumila 90 Szuper, Theresa 84 Szwabowski. Steven 57. 89 Taylor. Marcia 87 Tesorero, David 85, 87 Thompson. Christine 88 Thompson. Lisa 36. IK) Towers. Evelyn 84 Towianski. David Trot . Margaret 84 Vella, Mariann 90 Vella. Sherrie 85 Wcrchak, Jill 85 White. Charles 45. 85. 87 Wieczorek. Rimberly 89 Williams. Bruce 56. 89 Wimette. Lisa .56. 87. 88, 91 Wojciechowski, Gerald 89 Wvdick, Dawn 85, 88 Young. Rose 87 Zabinski. James 90 Zapalski. Dean 86 Zarouk. Deana 56. 88 Zonca, Sandra 46. 86 174 Autographs 175 A Gift of Thanks! I would like to start my editorial with a gift of thanks. To Mr. O'Donnell and Mr. Behn for their con- cern for us, the yearbook staff, and the rest of the stu- dent body. To Father Yagley and Father Quane for their helpful support over this past year. To the faculty of St. Alphonsus for the great job of supporting the 1981 yearbook. Lastly, I would like to thank Mr. Dix- on for all his long, hard hours of work so we could get our job done. We sure couldn't have done it without you. The memor f of this yearbook will stay with me for many years. The struggle we, the staff, went through to get it done is ultimately impossible. The work of getting a yearbook published is tremendous and it is even more amazing that we have finished it with all the obstacles we had to overcome. The first month of the year the camera broke and it had to be shipped out to be fixed. After that, there were over 20 rolls of film destroyed, so this meant we were behind on the book for more than a month and a half. With Mr. Dixon pushing us all the time, we worked together to have it ready for you. This year's theme was movies. There was much thought in picking this theme. Many hours were used to figure out how to make the theme present throughout the entire book. The reason why we picked this theme is because the school year is much like what goes on in making a movie. You have people behind the scenes and you people who act. In school, it is the same way. You have the people who organize and get things ready and those are those are the ones who act. If you didn't have the people who did the little things, then there would be no accomplishments dur- ing a school year. What ever your role was this year, we couldn't have done it without your help. Julayne Nowicki, editor Advisor: Mr. Donald Dixon Editors: Julayne Nowicki James Thibodeau Business Manager: Donna Tozer Staff: Helen Calantis Nancy Guzik Keith Jewel Christine Kapell Patricia Kelly Paul Klink Donna Mistor Marcia Ridling Jacqueline Swierlik Therese Szymanski David Tanner Katherine Wozniak Photographers: Mr. T. Behn Mr. D. Dixon Keith Jewel Julayne Nowicki Steven Sajewski Photography Studio: Craine's Studio Publishing Company: Modern Yearbook 176