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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

1982 ARROW ST. ALPHONSUS H.S. 7265 CALHOUN DEARBORN. MI 48126 VOLUME XVIII IT IS UP TO US TO DECIDE WHICH PATHS TO FOLLOW .'SLfllPHONSUS ARROWS SCHOOL 8 The 1982 Arrow is dedicated to a group of people who serve, not only here at St. Alphonsus but all over the world — The Adrian Dominican Sisters. This amazing group of people has dedicated itself to this community for a number of years — years in which the school has prospered due to their unending love for their mission. Serving in a number of capacities, these Sisters are an important part of the staff of St. Alphonsus High School. It is true that we learn from their teachings, but more importantly, we grow through their example. Therefore, we dedicate this book to them. The symbol above is the symbol of the Adrian Dominican Order. It symbolizes a wedge of light shining through an immense darkness. This light, one that shines through their work, is a great asset to our lives. This sign is an appropriate representation of their order. We. the Yearbook staff, feel it is more than appropriate to dedicate the 1982 Arrow to this group of women. Our prayers go with them in their endeavors to serve. Please accept our thanks for your love. ACTIVITIES io I. Arrow fans show their spirit and enthusiasm during a game. 2. Kitty Kieffer helps serve up the pitta. 3. Choral sings their hearts out. 4. Singing at mass. 5. Parade down Schafer to start Homecoming Homecoming 1981 1. Greg Leshok and Annette Blair stop and pose for the camera. 2. “A touch of class.” 3. John Kostowny leads Kathie Macek onto the dance floor. 4. Freshman Keith Bardel and Colleen Kelffer enjoy their first Homecoming Dance. 5. Queen Michelle Hopper and her court: Valerie Brostowski. Lisa Kotlarciyk. Margaret Sergus, and Vita Tucker. 6. Arrow fans cheer as the Arrows score another touchdown against St. Florlan. 7. ”The Arrow Beast runs on the wheels of Victory.” 8. Honorguard members pose for the camera. 9. The Arrow defense plots their next move against the Lancers. 13 I. Lit Krawchuk leads the band. 2. Gary Fisher gives Michelle Hopper a kiss at the Homecoming Game. 3. The Queen and her Court ride on the beautiful float constructed by the Senior men. 4. Honor Guard members: Annette Blair. Karen Kosclolko. Teresa Cser. Diane Karas. Cheryl Jewell and Anne York. 5. Honor Guard members: Patti Soltis. Loreta Marchelleta. Ann Laldlaw. Karen Senn. Iris Martin, and Rose Tucker. 6. The St. Alphonsus Marching Band leads off the parade. 7. Junior's last float. 8. The Sophomore float. 9. The Freshman float. 10. Seniors cheer hardily at the Homecoming Pep Rally. 11. The Bon Fire burns ferociously as the Arrows get ”psyched up” for the big game. 15 Ring Day for the Seniors was their first step toward graduation. The day started off with a Mass said by Father David Koss. Mr. O’Donnell invested the Senior Class officers and delegates in their robes, and the Seniors were formally introduced as the Class of 1982. The most important part of the Ring Day Mass was the blessings of the rings. This act symbolized the unity the Seniors then had as the leaders of the school. After the Mass, the Sophomores put on a breakfast for the Seniors, and Sophomore President Kenny Kotlarczyk gave a speech reminding the Seniors of the past three years. Ring Day will surely be remembered by the Class of 82 . 5 It’s My Turn I. Arnold Peti. Steve Sajewski and Rob Walner enjoy Kenny Kotlarczyk's speech. 2. A few Seniors pose for the camera. 3. Karen Senn becomes a Senior. 4. Christine Louslas. 5. Mike Rachfal and Sylvia Morales enter Church. 6. Claudia Peirson and Bob Nichlowitz exit the Church. 7. Monica. Karen and Robby. 8. Underclassmen participate in the Mass. 9. The Senior girls wait for the blessing of the rings. 10. Senior men enjoy the Ring Day Breakfast. i Break-A-Leg 4 I. Celeste Zulczyk portrays Vera In the play. 2. Maggie Sergus reads over her script. 3. Underclassmen wait to be put Into a scene. 4. Carmelle Slclllano and Sue Tesorero get the music ready for rehearsal. 5. Lori Swlderek and Laurie Pagogna take a break from rehearsal. 6. Mr. Sergus threatens the cast with a chair. 7. Loreta Marcheletta and Jim Domley study over their lines. 8. Diane Karas and Cindy Mattes talk over an Important scene. 9. Gary Schulte and Maggie Sergus act out their parts. 10. Joseph Mac! acts out a part for the cast. II. Iris Martin and Diane Karas eat goodies during a well deserved break. 12. Jim Donley and Cheryl Jewell portray people from the twenties. 20 This year’s musical. “Mame.,f made many remember the glorious days of the “roaring twenties ”. Scenes of flappers, speakeasies, southern bells and many others made each and every member of the audience feel a part of the show. Flappers and gangsters were a common sight in the show, enjoying a dance in a speakeasy. At one point, the gym represented a southern plantation filled with the sounds of southern charm and hospitality. Many of the kids in the show forgot their roles as high school students and represented different characters expressing great acting abilities. By the finale. Mame had charmed her way into the hearts of all watching the show. Many hard hours of practice during the week, at night and on the weekends proved to be worthwhile. The cast created a show too exciting and enjoyable to forget. They put forth great effort in making the audience forget their troubles for a couple hours and be lost in a wonderful musical. Many thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Maci, Mr. Dixon. Ms. van Valzah. Mr. Marusich. and Mr. Sergus for their hard work and dedication. Also, thanks go to all those who worked behind the scenes to get the show ready for performance. With all the sources combined, it was one memorable musical not easy to forget!!!! 21 High Voltage 23 FIRST ROW: E. Blair. J. Lopez. K. Kotlarczyk. T. Masley. SECOND ROW: Q. Butler. M. Rosbury. S. Kalustian. S. Grefka. THIRD ROW: B. Mirabitur. L. Pagoto. A. Reagan. D. Cisio Student Council 81 -82 FRONT ROW: V. Tucker. J. Chavez. F. Fusco. S. Hopper. BACK ROW: P. FIRST ROW: L. Kotlarczyk. SECOND ROW: R. Tucker. T. Grlsdela, C. Lousias. K. Kosclolko. C. Zulczyk. V. Brostowski Tucker. J. Donley. THIRD ROW: A. York. C. Pierson. M. Sergus 24 3 FRONT ROW M. Dykowski. T. Taylor. J. Schultz. J. Watroba. BACK ROW: K. Kelffer. K. Macek. M. Gorman. B. Maguire. L. Dymowskl. S. Sykes FRONT ROW: D. Gutierrez. S. Hopper. F. Mirabitur. R. Donley. V. Lorelll. BACK ROW: K. Norkunas. C. Kelffer. M. Gorskl. A. Belaskl. P. Kneffel. C. Marcheletta Leadership Integrity 1. Lisa Kotlarczyk prepares Mr. Z's” frozen pizza for the Student Council members. 2. Senior Student Council members take a break during Homecoming DISCUSSION. 3. Brian Maguire. Leigh Dymowskl. MaryBeth Dykowski. and Maria Gorman take interest in Tom Tucker’s speech. 4. Tom and Mr. Behn. unload the truck to distribute the pizza. 25 Let’s Get Fired Up Mrs. Skora is the moderator of the Pep Club. She is very enthusiastic toward this organization. The follow- ing are the officers: President: Iris Martin. Vice President: Karen Kos- ciolko. Treasurer: Carmelle Siciliano. Secretary: Diane Karas, and Public Relations: Cindy Mattes and Cheryl Jewell. The Pep Club has many duties to perform throughout the year. First, many members of the club make posters and signs for upcoming games. The poster's and signs give the athletes a sense of encouragement and are a constant reminder of the next winning game. The poster's and signs are a clear example of the Pep Club's loyal devotion to the athletes. Second, the organization of a pep rally is vital to every school. At a pep rally, the players and students are fired up for the upcoming game. Many events are scheduled which show the spirit of every member of the student body. The pep rally encourages many to attend the games and show their devotion to their team. Third, the Pep Club sells buttons and other pep- paraphernalia. This is a constant reminder of our loyalty to our mighty ARROWS. Buttons should be worn at all times to show our support for the ARROWSIII 26 1. Mrs. Skora Is the new Moderator of the Pep Club. The following are the officers: President: Iris Martin. Vice President: Karen Kosclolko. Treasure: Carmeli Sicillano, Secretary: Diane Karas (not present) and Public Relations: Cindy Mattes and Cheryl Jewell (not present) 2. The Pep Club as a whole. 3. Iris Martin conducts an important Pep Club meeting concerning a Pep Rally. 4. A Blue and Gold sign shows spirit In the High School. 5. Mrs. Skora. Iris Martin, and Diane Karas discuss the success of the first hat day during Homecoming week. 6. Felicia Oleak listens to the Important agenda of the meeting. 27 1. Underclassmen study the Christmas music for their annual presentation. 2. Rick Cooper. Jay Cooper. Sue Grefka. Uz Merrlt. and Mary Koda. 3. Choral Director Ms. VanValzah gives a sly grin while rehearsing for this years musical. 4. Rick Cooper and Jay Cooper take time out to have a word with the cameraman. 5. Choral takes time out for a picture. 6. Chris Lewandowskl and Lisa Precaux share a friendly smile. 7. MAKE MINE MUSICI 8. Sherry Simonclc and Michele Hopper are Interested In what Ms. Van Valzah has to say. 28 Sing; Sing A Song Make Mine Music 29 The National Honor Society is a club established to recognize the students who have leadership quali- ties. The club represents the scholarship, service, and the char- acter of these students. Students with high academic achievement and exemplary character and ser- vice are elected to the N.H.S. each year. They take a pledge to uphold these ideals in a formal ceremony which marks their induction into the organization. Throughout the year, the Na- tional Honor Society takes part in various activities such as Mardi Gras, and the sponsorship of the N.H.S. Talent Show. SCHOLARSHIP DEDICATION LEADERSHIP 30 MHONAL HONOR MTf NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY 1. President Eric Parzianello works hard on the N.H.S. 2. JoAnn Chavez and Frank Fusco cut slips of paper for the N.H.S. candy sale. 3. The N.H.S. banner represents leadership. 4. N.H.S. officers. LEFT TO RIGHT; Sue Tesorero. Tammy Hunter. Eric Parzianello. Karen Senn. 5. Sister Rose Margeret; the moderator of the N.H.S. 31 Girls 1 I. Some of our cheerleaders. 2. Volleyball takes time out. 3. J. V. Basketball at rest. 4. Smiling faces of V. Softball. 5. Anne Horrlgan mastering the backstroke. 6. The 1981 J. V. Softball team. 7. Girls from V. Basketball at the start of a game. 8. Throwing the discus. 9. Preparing for the rebound. The Girls Athletic Associa- tion has been changed! It is now known as the Girls Varsity Club, but they still carry on the same activities as before. This years president is Michelle Hopper; while the Vice-president is Marybeth Dykowskl. The pictures on this page are only part of the Girls Varsity Club, but represent all its members. 33 Band 1981-82 Playing Our Song 6 1. Quannah Butler enthusiastically plays her flute. 2. Band drummers get the cue from Mr. Marusich. 3. Senior Barb Misolek blows her horn. 4. Val Brostowski and Liz Krawchuk practice for the Christmas concert. 5. Claudia Pierson. Eric Parzianello. and Jim Wesner play during the Homecoming Game. 6. The Marching Band leads the Homecoming parade. 7. Steve Sejewski gives a friendly smile. 8. Claudia Pierson and Jim Wesner stop and pose for the yearbook cameraman. 35 SPORTS 36 u vr-i .► Igapifeifeai - ‘-a : 37 UMMB M .... mews nr arrow 'ARROW. IF PCWj IPPCVT J0L ARROWS A ARROWS arrows ARROWS ARROWS AfROWS ARROWS I1PQWI ARROWS lp?:ws ARROWS ARROWS, u 1� fe I T .. v l . I fcw a L • 6th Row: Coachers: Rick Marcek, Fred Alexander. John Stanslk. Pat Sleszputowskl. Tim Sleszputowskl. Dave Sekerak. Mark Baker. 5th Row: A. O’Connel. M. Kwilos. G. Slsoy, F. Zak. J. Krukowski. J. Grobowskl. S. Stawasz. J. Farrell. J. Walters. F. Pagato. 4th Row: Student Manager L. Plccerelll. T. Potok. T. Delaney. R. Hawk. D. Mlchno, C. White. J. Duerr. P. Diaz. B. Williams. T. Korsak. K. Foe. Student Manager T. Tucker. 3rd Row: Student Manager K. Luszczynskl. J. DeBlols. J. Walters. J. Slomlnskl. D. Qulnlln. J. Kosztowny. C. Kochan. J. Slcillano. Student Manager R. Cooper. 2nd Row: Student Manager R. Parks. P. Slomba. G. Polakowskl. B. Muhlstadt. B. Sanchez. J. Moore. M. Grandpre. J. Mercleca, R. Messink. J. Gluk. J. Kelffer. 1st Row: B. Nicklowltz. B. Grefka. R. Ka lust Ian. S. Czarnota. F. Moore. J. Holland. B. Bagozzl. M. Rachfal. M. Rowe. S. Taylor. J. Bochenek. B. Belesky. T. Wllcher. 38 Spirit! The 1981 Arrow Football squad showed their determina- tion again this year with a fine team. Much time and effort goes into making an Arrow team shine. Co-captains Bart Bagozzi and Mike Rachfal showed leadership qualities in their efforts to make a cohesive team that worked will together. Much time and determination goes into a team deserving of that Arrow uniform, and gladly, that enthusiasm was shown. Team unity was shown more than once in this past year and this unity made a group of young men a unit that could not be broken down. Varsity Football! 1. James Holland scores another Arrow touch- down. 2. Mike Rachfel holds the ball for Bart Bagoni. 3. A fierce Arrow line-up. 4. Danny Sheehan carrys for another few yards. 5. Those men behind the Arrow team. 6. On to victory. 7. Mike Rachfal and Roy Messlnk strive for another Arrow play. 1. T. Potok runs the ball with the aid of R. Hawk. 2. ARROWS run for a touchdown. 3. R. Hawk gets Into hitting position. 4. S. Stawasi making an effort to avoid the tackle. 5. T. Korsak looks for an opening. 6. T. Kramer reaches for a rebound. 7. Coach Bridget O'Donahue gives the team a pep talk. 8. M. J. Gorskl shoots for 2 points. 5 40 Girls ’ Bottom Row - K. Mtaiga. T. Faraonl. M. Rosbury. S. Zonka. Kramer. D. Olech. K. Norkunas. C. Kelffer. K. Kosclolko. S. S. Hopper. M. J. Gorskl. C. Calabro. Second Row - Coach Mark Grefka. Klein. Student Manager L Wimette. A. Reagan. B. Olech. T. Basketball 6 7 41 BACK ROW - L. Swiderek. C. Slmonlc. L Pagogna. M. Gorman. K. - V. Brostowski. M. Hopper. C. Louslas. GageI. K. Keiffer. J. Lopez. M. Wolfe. M. B. Dykowski. FRONT ROW Varsity Basketball 42 1. The referee explains the rules of the game to Captain Michelle Hopper and Benedictine players. 2. S. Zonka dribbles down court. 3. J. Lopez guards her opponent. 4. Mr. Klein explains game plans. 5. K. Norkunas goes up for another Arrow basket. 6. M. Gorman maneuvers past Benedic- tine’s guard. The 1981 Varsity Basketball team ended their season at the .500 mark. The team was coached by Mr. Mark Klein. Helping Coach Klein lead his team were Seniors V. Brostowski. C. Lousias, and Captain Michele Hopper. The team is looking forward to their next season with young talent. Let’s Get Serious! 43 FRONT ROW: MaryBeth Przekop. Sue Smith. Anne Horrigan. Marietti. Michelle Anderson. Lise Llvernols. Sandy Sykes. Annette Blair. Karen Senn. Natalie St. John. Claudia Pierson. Ofela Martlnes. Coach Toubias. Tracey Taylor. BACK ROW: Kathy Cleblc. Lori Pagotto. Shelly Stroke! Stroke! Stroke! 44 Dive, Swim, Win! 1. Anne Horrigan gets the pool ready for another hard practice. 2. Annette Blair does her lengths during an evening practice. 3. Ofella Martinez takes a short break to pose for our photographer. 4. Tracey Taylor strives for perfection and speed In her stroke. 5. Lori Pagotto shows us her backstroke. 6. Sandy Sykes practices one of the hardest strokes In swimming, the butterfly. 7. Sue Smith also practices the butterfly. 8. Amy Mina decides to leave the pool after her workout. 45 Varsity Swimming The St. Alphonsus boys swimming team of 1981-82 is an unusual team. They started out with only three seniors. The tankers were lead by captains Gary Fisher and Fred Moschetta. The team is coached by Dave Latin and Richard Blair. The swimmers look strong with the numbers out this year, but next year, the team members are looking for a bigger turn out and a better season. 46 Back row - Coach Dave Latin, J. Mac Isaac. C. Pruce Middle row - S. Franklin, D. Teterero, E. Przekop, E. Kublckl, J. Ascensio Front row - D. Tanner. G. Fisher, F. Moschetta. C. Thlbedeau, E. Blair 8 1. Chris Thibodeau. Gary Fisher. Bob Mills, and Fred Moschetta have some fun at practice. 2. An Arrow tanker takes a final length. 3. Coach Blair takes time out for the camera. 4. Fred Moschetta takes In air. 5. Chris Thibodeau sharpens his skills. 6. John Ascensio waiting for the gun. 7. Ed Blair heading toward the finish. 8. Captains Gary Fisher and Fred Moschetta. Varsity Cagers The 1981-82 Arrow Basketball season was one with its “ups and downs“. The team started off its season with a second place trophy from the Bishop Foley Tournament. After the celebration the team fell to a 6 game losing slump. However, the cagers finished off their league play with a 3rd place standing. During the season, the players were lead by coach Pat Siespitowski. The 1981-82 season is the last for coach Pat at St. Alphonsus. he is moving on to a new challenge. The players at St. Alphonsus wish him the best in his future. First Row: F. Moore. S. Butler. J. Holland. M. Knapp. S. Ciarnota. P. Mlstor. M. Diaz. Back Row: D. Quinlan. C. Kochan. S. Malewskl. Second Row: Coach P. Sleszputowskl. R. Mlstor. J. Kelffer. M. Sykes. G. Leshok. R. Szawbowskl. 48 1. Coach Pat Slesiputowskl gives his team Instructions from the bench. 2. G. Leshok goes up for two points. 3. J. Kleffer passes the ball to another team member. 4. Leshok looks for an open arrow. 5. R. Siwabowsk! dribbles for an open shot. R. Mlstor and R. SiwabowskI go for the rebound. 4 5 49 Basketball Front Row: T. Benier. P. Pllzner, Conch Coleman. T. Korsak. B. Williams. Second Row: M. Antczak. D. Sheehan. L. Rochdwlak. J. Zabinskl. T. Banas. Back Row: R. Keiffer. 6. Ranlszewski. J. Moore. S. Szwabowskl. G. Polakowskl. Dribble, 1. Bruce Williams dribbles past his opponent. 2. Gary Raniszeskl gets ready to shoot. 3. An Arrow eager. 4. Tom Potok out-manuevers his man. 5. Karen Norkunas warms up before the game. 6. Colleen Keiffer returns the serve. 7. Sharon Hopper bumps the ball. Shoot, Score! Freshmen Front Row: E. Zabinskl. D. HUI. J. Farrell. J. Walters. J. Korsak. 4 Middle Row: Student Manager Tracy Faraonl. S. Stawasz. T. Slnacola. R. Hawk. T. Potok. G. Allen. Student Manager Kelly Mlazga. Back Row: M. Olschanskl. F. Zak, G. Mlazga. R. Lightner, J. Krukowskl. J. Wisniewski. 50 Volleyball Front Row: M. Gorskl. A. Hartley. S. Mahoney, C. Lewandowskl. S. Marlettl. Middle Row: D. Zarouk. K. Kowalski. K. Norkunas. C. Kelffer. S. Hopper. C. Calabro. J. Keilar. Back Row: Coach Bridget O’Donahue. L. Tessen. B. Olech, Student Manager M. Troti. 1. Michele Hopper at the net. 2. Coach Callery give� instructions during a time-out. 3. Mary Beth Dykowskl gets the ball over the net. 4. Michele Hopper sends the ball over to the other side. 5. Mary Beth Dykowskl. 6. The Arrow girls getting ready to defend. Having A Ball! The 1981-82 Girls Varsity Volleyball season was not the best season ever, but the Arrow girls never let their spirits down. The team had only two seniors, Michele Hopper and Valerie Brostowski, both of who played all four years. The team hopes to have a better season next year. 3 4 52 S3 Front Row: L. Swlderek. M. Hopper. Coach R. Callery. V. Brostowski. M. Dykowski. Second Row: K. Kosclolko. M. Wolfe. J. Lopez. P. Schulte. Back Row: W. McLaury. D. Olech. T. Kramer. Margie Trotz. Arrows Cross Country: Undefeated League Champs ’81! The 1981 Cross Country team ended its season at the 8-0 record in league and 11-1 overall. The team was lead by co-captains; Paul Mistor and Bob Mills. The team was coached by Gary Kus, Stan Kus and Tim Kus. The team ran tough competitors and still ended the season with one of the best records ever, and they are looking forward to next year. Cross Country is a sport which covers the distance of 3-miles or 5000-meters. There are seven runners on each team who run over hills and through valleys. This sport is considered one of the hardest because it requires physical and mental strength. Front Row: J. Hoi thus. M. Slomlnskl. B. Maguire. S. Butler. R. Mistor. B. Mills. R. Mistor. R. Llghtner. R. Du prey. Coaches G. Donley. D. Mistor. J. La id law. R. Wroblewskl. E. Kubicki. Kus. and S. Kus. Standing: Coach T. Kus. S. Malewski. P. Banas. J. Donley. P. 54 Arrows low score wins Holy Redeemer St. Mary of Redford Pontine Catholic East Catholic O'L.St Mary DePorres Cabrini neafctm effON LEAGUE Gabriel Richard Grosse Isle Aquinas Opponent 33 SO 37 37 30 40 28 ' — 31 26 37 40 1. Bob Mills stretches out before a practice. 2. Paul Mistor loosens-up on the track. 3. David Mistor and Ed Kublki run the home course. 4. David Mistor shows his speed. 5. Ed Kublki after a long run. 6. Arrow runners find time to relax during practice. 7. Ron Mistor sets his pace. 8. The teams captains. Paul Mistor and Bob Mills, lead the team In this workout. 55 1981 Boys’ Track Making Their Move The 1981 boys track team is one of the youngest teams we have had in a long time. The team was present with one senior, Steve Rowe. The team did. however, finish up the season with an above .500 record. The team was lead by captains; Steve Rowe. Robert Mills. Paul Mistor. and Ronald Mis tor. Needless to say. they held a strong Arrow tradition of excellence. The team was coached by; Stan Drewno. Stan Kus and Gary Kus. Track Events 100 yd. dash 220. 440. 880 yd. run 110 high hurdles 330 low hurdles 1 mile relay 2 1 mile run shot put discus high jump pole vault long jump 440. 880 relay 3 1. Gary Fisher prepares to throw the shot put. 2. Todd Burcickl throws the discus for his team. 3. Ron Mistor tries his skills at the high jump. 4. Paul Mistor rests after a hard meet. 5. Shaun Butler shows his stuff In the high Jump. 6. Marty Rowe prepares for the shot put. 7. Marlon Nardo talks over his strategy with Andy Morin. 9. An anxious Steve Sajewski awaits the results. 56 Slide: S. Sajewski. J. Ferguson. J. Ascendo. J. La id law. K. Kotlarczyk. M. Nardo. Stairs: A. Crenshaw. M. SlomInski. E. Kubickl. M. Rowe. C. Kania. D. Mlstor. E. Blair. J. Kelffer. D. Tanner. Standing: D. Grenn. P. Banas. R. Mlstor. S. Rowe. P. Mlstor. B. Grefka. Coach Stan Drewno and Gary Kus. On Ground: T. Burclckl. B. Mills. S. Butler. G. Fisher. 1981 League Champions It’s Three in a Row Varsity Track The 1981 Girls Varsity Track team has had one of their most successful seasons. The team was coached by; Jeff Westray and Bridget O’Donahue. Along with the leadership of the coaches there were captains. Donna Mistor. Maureen O’Donahue, and Debbie Gowanlock. This team has had three great seasons with them. They have done this by winning their league in 1979 and 1980 along with their latest 1981 league championship. The girls have worked hard with everyone who has come out for the team to make them into a champion. The team is looking forward to the 1982 season. Bring on the runners! 58 Anthony. J. Kucans. Ad. Regan. Al. Regan. G. Kielar, C. Gowanlock. M. T. O’Donahue. K. Senn 7 1. Lisa Wlmette leaps the hurdles to another Arrow victory. 2. Coach Bridget O'Donahue shows her runners how the high Jump is done. 3. Tara Anthony encourages her teammate Karen Senn to keep the pace. 4. The Arrows show their power with senior Jeanne Perry throwing the discus. 5. Debbie Gowanlock thinks victory as she prepares for her throw in the shot put. 6. Coach Jeff Westray and manager Nancy Kotlarczyk prepare for another Arrow victory. 7. Sue Grefka practices the high Jump to be perfect for an upcoming Arrow meet. 59 Varsity Baseball Chalks Up Another Season 60 1. Steve Ciarnota. Is always ready to strike another man out. 2. Arrows at bat for another game winning hit. 3. Tony DeMare gets ready to pitch a fast one to strike the opposing team out. 4. Dan Baker shows his unique pitching style for the Arrows’ team. 5. Coach John Slanciik looks on as the Arrows win another game. 6. Dave Czarnota hits a long, hard ball to bring his men home. Front Row: M. Rachfal. J. Holland. F. laquinta. A. Cipolla. J. Fusco. J. Dolunt. T. DeMare. Back Row: Coach J. Stansik. K. Jewell. J. Schultz. M. Flaherty. D. Czarnota. Manager L. Brzys. S. Klos. A. Yglesias. S. Cipolla. M. Knapp. S. Czarnota. Coach J. Mad Hit, Run, Score! 61 J. V. is a Big Hit 1. Bob Grysko comes in for another Arrow score. 2. Sam Perrintino gets into fielding position. 3. Russell Szwabowski pulls away from a bad pitch. 4. Roy Messlnk prepares for the hard liner. 5. Tim Clpolla runs through first base. Front Row - B. Grysko. M. Matras. S. Szwabowski. B. Williams. T. Clpolla. Middle Row • Student Manager. E. Cser. S. Norkunas. M. Pryzbylskl. P. Diaz. G. Polakowskl, S. Perrintino. Back Row - Coach M. Klein. Student Manager D. Teserero, R. Szwabowskl. B. Muhlstadt. S. Malewski. R. Messlnk. J. Duerr. J. Zabinski 62 Front Row • L. Dymkowski. L Pagato. M. Siedlaczek. R. Young. D. Swideriek. T. Kramer. D. Olech. J. Lopez. B. Olech. W. McClaury. Zarouk. K. Mlazga. T. Faraonl. M. Trotz. Back Row - M. Wolfe. L. J.V. Girls’ Softball is a Big Winner 63 Front Row: Mary Beth Dykowski. Tracey Taylor. Yvonne Muscat. Lori Valerie Browstowski. Leona Lewandowskl. Connie Chevalier. Teresa Brown. Julayne Nowlckl. Michelle Bres. Michelle Hopper. Laura Lyle. Cser. Coach Ellen Hurley. Second Row: Chris Louslas. Maria Gorman. Jennifer Krygowski. Girls Varsity Softball League Champs 64 4 I. Michelle Hopper makes the tag. 2. Laura Lyle scores another Arrow run. 3. Yvonne Muscat races Into home. 4. Teresa Cser Is ready to bring Marla Gorman In for an Arrow run. 5. Leona Lewandowskl comes through with a hit. 6. Connie Chevalier shows her winning style. 7. Captain Julyan Nowicki hustles to first base. 7 65 FA CUL TY 5 1. The two people we took forward to seeing at the 11:10 bell. 2. Mr. Dlrscoll puts his two steps in at the Senior Dance. 3. Mr. Dixon smiles as he looks over his Yearbook Staff members. 4. Is there school today? 5. Ms. Decocker presents her point. 67 Mr. James E. O'Donnell has been teaching for 13 years now. and the last 5 of them have been spent as our principal. He teaches American History to the Juniors. Mr. O'Donnell started his studies at St. John Fisher College where he achieved his BA In English and History. He then went to the University of Detroit where he graduated with a MA In school administration. Mr. O’Donnell is interested In school activities and child development. He also feels that the students at St. Alphonsus know why they are going to school • for an education. Mr. Theodore Behn Is In his second year as St. Alphonsus' Vice Principal. Keeping busy with all of his responsibilities, he still has time to attend dances, meetings, and sporting events. He certainly must enjoy St. Al's: it sometimes seems as If he lives here. As Moderator of the Student Council, he is able to assist in the many activities Involved with that active group. Mr. Behn attended the University of Michigan. Eastern Michigan, and the Universi- ty of Detroit. He also enjoys music, hiking, photography and bicycling. r i n c i i A n d 69 Mrs. Bonnie Martin has been teaching for six years: however, she is a new addition to the faculty of St. Al's. She teaches Honors Biology. Biology, and Ecology. Mrs. Martin attended Western Michigan University and Eastern Michigan University, where she majored in Biology. Mrs. Martin says that she has enjoyed working with the students of St. Al’s this past year, and that they have great school spirit. Mrs. Velia Lorelli teaches Government, Economics, and World History. This is her fourth year at St. Al’s. She attended the University of Michigan, where she majored in Social Studies and English. She enjoys little league hockey and soccer. 1 1 Teaching Anatomy and Physiology, Botany, Zoology, and Biology for three years at St. Al's. is Ms. Cynthia Payne. Ms. Payne attended Wayne State University. where she majored in Biology and Special Education. Her hobbies include sports and crafts. She has a positive attitude towards the students of St. Al's, and says that they are very enthusiastic and courteous. Ms. Mullen has been at St. Al's for two years now. She teaches Typing. American Consumer, and General Record Keeping. She is also the Cheerleaders' Moderator. Ms. Mullen attended Western Michigan University, and is pre- sently working on her Master's Degree. She is also engaged to be married in June of '82. Good Luck! Mr. Paul Grywalski has been teaching at St. Al's for a year and a half new. He teaches Social Studies, Sociology, and History. Mr. Grywalski attended the University of Michigan, and enjoys sports and music. He also enjoys teaching the students of St. Al's and says that they are very energetic. Ms. Hurley has been teaching at St. Al's for five years now. She teaches Physical Education 1 and 2. Health, and Psychology. She is also the Junior Class Moderator and the head of the Girls' Varsity Club. Ms. Hurley attended Western Michigan University. She enjoys various sports activities. She feels that the students of St. Al's are eager to learn and become better individuals. Sister M. Harold has been serving the students of St. Al’s for ten years. She teaches Drafting. Architecture, and Latin. Sister attended DePaul, the University of Michigan, Wayne State University, and Notre Dame. Mr. Paul Driscoll has been teaching religion - New Testament, Understanding Christian Worship, Understanding Self, and Life and Death for two years now. Mr. Driscoll attended the University of Detroit, where he majored in Religious Studies and Cultural Anthropology. Mrs. Maynard has been teach- ing at St. Al's for eight years now. She teaches Clothing 1-2, 3-4, Dynamic Living. Child Develop- ment, and Interior Design. Mrs. Maynard attended Mercy College, where she majored in Home Economics and Social Studies. She enjoys working with the students of St. Al's and feels they are very friendly and respon- sive. Mrs. Humor has been a great help to all students here, as the school Librarian. She has been at St. Al's for eleven years. Mrs. Humor attended Wayne State University, where she majored in Library Science. She enjoys reading, sewing, and travel- ing. Another new addition to St. Al's faculty is Ms. Jody Tobias. She teaches Accounting, General Busi- ness, and Physical Education. She is also the coach of the girl's Varsity Swim Team. Ms. Tobias attended Western Michigan University, where she majored in Recreation. Her hobbies certainly include activities related to Recreation. Among them are horseback riding, bike riding, and swimming. Mrs. Margaret Skora has been teaching at St. Al's for four years. She teaches Morality, Marriage, and Old Testament. Mrs. Skora attended Mercy College, where she majored in Social Studies, French, and Religion. She is presently working on her master’s degree in Guidance and Counseling. 71 Sister Norita Marie, O.P. is the one who handles the hectic job of keeping the attendance of all the students daily. We all appreciate the time and effort. Mr. Michael Marusich has been teaching Music, Junior History, and Street Law classes for two years. He directs the Band as well. Much time is spent by Mr. Marusich in helping the Band - and it shows! Ms. Virginia Van Valzah has been teaching Music and Religion at St. Ai's for two years. She is also in charge of the Small Ensemble. Ms. Van Valzah attended Mich- igan State University and Eastern Michigan University where she majored in Music. Mrs. McGuire is really the one who has kept the school running for twenty four years. When she's not too busy in the office, she finds time to enjoy gardening, bowling, and reading. Miss Berina Anderson is the Art and Crafts teacher at St. Ai's. She has always enjoyed Art and finds it even more enjoyable with the students here. Sister Marie Arthur, O.P. has been working in the School's Business Office for some time now. She attended Sienna Heights Col- lege, University of Detroit, and the Catholic University. She has cer- tainly been a help to us through the years. “No Thru Traffic except authorized Personnel” Mr. Mark Klein teaches Health. Physical Education, and Athletics in America. He is also the coach of the J.V. Girl’s Basketball Team and Baseball Team. Father Koss is new this year and he’s certainly into the swing of things at St. Al’s. Not only is he the teacher of Junior Religion, but he also takes pictures at all of the activities around the school. As a spiritual director, he helps us out a great deal throughout the year. Mrs. Marilyn Reagan has been a Guidance Counselor for eight years at St. Al’s. Mrs. Reagan attended Mary- grove College and Wayne State University where she majored in Guidance and Counseling. Mr. Donald Dixon has been teaching at St. Al’s for three years. He teaches English and Death and Dying. Along with these classes, he is in charge of the Yearbook. Sister Mary Willard. O.P. has been assisting the students of St. Al’s in Guidance Counseling and Church History for ten years now. Sister has been teaching High School students for twenty five yearsI Sister attended Sienna Heights. Catholic University of America. University of Detroit, and Mary- grove College, where she majored in European History. Philosophy. Administration. and Group Guidance. She says that “the students here make St. Al’s what it is • a good place to teach and learn. Miss Edna Rheault enjoys outdoor camping and travelling throughout Canada and the United States when she’s not teaching French classes for our students. She has her M.A. and B.A. in Education, which she earned from Wayne State University. Ms. Ruth Ciocan has been teaching English. British Literature. Effective Reading. Journalism, and Composition classes for two years now. Ms. Ciocan attended Moody Bible Institute, and the University of Michigan, where she majored in Communications. Writing, Theol- ogy. English, and Social Studies. She is presently working on a Master's Degree in Education. She enjoys listening to Johnny Mathis, collecting old sound tracks, reading and collecting books, cook- ing and teaching Sunday School to four year old children. Sister Clare Charles has been teaching for over thirty years, but has been at St. Al’s for twenty years. She teaches Shorthand and Typing. Sister attended DePaul Univer- sity. where she majored in Business and Education. Sister has found that the students of St. Ai’s are very friendly and cooperative. Mr. Tom Rashid (Coach Tom) is one of our more active members here at St. Al's. As Athletic Director, Coach Tom has a busy schedule, but always has time for his students. Also interested in local politics, he keeps active outside of school as well as in. Mr. Donald Keiffer is a new addition to St. Al’s faculty this year. He has. however, been teaching for thirty one years. Mr. Keiffer teaches Physics. Chemistry, and Mathe- matics. Mr. Keiffer attended Oberlin, the University of Detroit, Wayne, the University of Michigan, and Eastern Michigan University, where he majored in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. P Ms. Patricia DeCocker is In her sixth year teaching at St. ATs. She teaches Intermediate and Advanced French. Understanding Self, and Marriage. She is also In charge of the International Club. Ms. DeCocker attended Oak- land University and majored in French and English. She is present- ly working on her Master's Degree from the University of Southern California. She feels that St. Al's students are very sincere and enthusiastic. Ms. Diane Hampel has been teaching at St. ATs for two years now. She teaches Freshman Eng- lish. Sophomore Honors English, Junlor Senior Composition, and World Literature. Ms. Hampel attended Wayne State University, where she majored In English and Speech. She says that she enjoys working with the students of St. ATs, and finds them very interest- ing. They have a great deal of potential! Sister Rose Margaret, O.P. has been teaching at St. Al’s for ten years. She teaches Mathematics and is the National Honor Society's Moderator. Sister attended Sienna Heights, De Paul, the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and the University of Southern California, where she majored in Mathematics, Administration, English, and Latin. Sister says that she has always enjoyed working with the students of St. Al's. Mr. Norm Kilgour teaches English to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. He is also in charge of all the A.V. equipment used throughout the school. He has been serving the students of St. Al’s for four years. Mr. Kilgour attended the University of Michigan and Wayne State University where he majored in History and English. He really enjoys plants and cards. ' V Mrs. Patricia Womack has been teaching American Literature, Brit- ish literature, and Research Paper for two years. As head of the English Department, she has her work cut out for her. Mr. David Pasiuk has been teaching Mathematics for three years. Among his classes are Basic and Honors Geometry and Ad- vanced and Honors Algebra. He is also the Sophomore Class Modera- tor. Mr. Joseph Mad is the Foren- sics Moderator. Drama teacher, and is in charge of the School's play, MAME. In the Spring, he is the coach of the Varsity Baseball Team. If that's not enough, he's the Assistant Athletic Director. Mr. Sang Lee is in his second year here. He graduated from Western Michigan University prior to coming to St. Al's. He teaches Mathematics and has a Junior homeroom. This is Mrs. Frelich 's third year teaching Spanish to the students here at St. ATs. She says that she really enjoys working with our students because they are very helpful and have pleasant personali- ties. Mrs. Frelich has her B.A. in Spanish from Northern Illinois University. She has also studied in Mexico and Puerto Rico. Ms. Nord teaches Freshman Religion. History, and Senior Religion. This is her fourth year working with our students. She feels that broadening one's area, self- discipline. and synthesizing data are important in today's education. 1. Mr. Mad Is caught In an awkward position as he teaches class. 2. Mr. Kllgour glances over one side of the classroom. 3. Ms. Nord pauses a second to be on the Yearbook’s candid camera. 4. Sister Clare Charles In her Typing class. 5. Mr. Driscoll poses for a picture as he was reading the current events on the bulletin board. 6. Mrs. Duchovlc prepares lunch. 7. Fr. Koss. Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Skora exchange a little “hello” before school. 8. Mrs. Womack patiently reviews a student’s grades. 9. Mr. Maruslch doesn’t tolerate any talking In study hall. 5 1. Freshmen join together to build a winning float. 2. Jenny Griffin and Shelly Mariette take a break at the fountain. 3. A junior uses his spare time. 4. The freshmen use creativity to make homecoming signs. 5. Gayle Pelot shows her Arrow spirit. 79 Freshmen: Class Of 16 15 14 I. Adams. C. 2. Allen. G. 3. Ameiqulta. L. 4. Anderson. M. 5. Arellano. M. 6. Ash. D. 7. Balnlus. G. 8. Bardel, K. 9. Baughman. C. 10. Belaski. A. II. Bellinger. D. 12. Bergman. R. 13. Bettley. B. 14. Blalek. T. 15. Blernawskl. C. 16. Bolk. M. 17. Borg. D. 18. Borkowski. K. 19. Bright. L. 20. Brighton. J. 21. Brlnsden. K. 22. Brooks. T. 21 22 14 1. Brunl. A. 2. Brzys. A. 3. Calabro. C. 4. Capace. L. 5. Castillo. T. 6. Cendroskl. R. 7. Chlebek. K. 8. Cisio. D. 9. Conant. A. 10. Conrad. J. 11. Cost. D. 12. Christiano. M. 13. Crooms. V. 14. Crossan. T. IS. Cslzmodla. D. 16. Cusmano. G. 17. David. A. 18. DeBlols. R. 19. DeBono. 20. Delaney. T. 21. Detherage. D. 22. Dominguez. M. 23. Donley. R. 24. Duerr. M. 25. Duprey. R. 26. Dzleclolowskl. M. 11 81 Ellul. C Ewing. P. Farrell. J. Faiekas. J. Fulp. M. Galvan. G. Garbaty. M. Garza. D. Gerou, C. Gleske. C. Gimont. B. Gladkowskl. M. Gorski. M. J. Grabowskl. J. Griffin. D. Gusfa. L Gutierrez. D. Hamilton. P. Hammersley. C. Hantz. K. Hartley. T. Hawk. R. HUI. D. Hlutchenko. T. Hopper. S. Horner. K. Jordan. L Kamykowskl. D. Keiffer, C. Kendziora. C. 82 Kent. H. Klllan. K. Klemmer. M. They come to St. Alphonsus with wide smiles and pep; that makes their class the most enthusiastic. They join all the school’s clubs and their attendance at homecoming and dance decorations, and at sporting events always seem to outnumber the other classes. Freshmen year is the time to make St. Alphonsus a part of you. No matter how much the Freshmen are teased, they are still an important part of our school, not only for what they do during the year, but how they do it. Looking back at the past year, the Freshmen class of ’85 promises to be an active class as they go on their way to becoming the Seniors of ’85. Kneffel. P. Kocluba. T. Korsak. J. Kotlari. T. Kowalski. S. Krukowskl. L. Kuwalek. L K u llos, M. Llghtner. R. Llnck. E. Litton. P. Londke. M. Lorelll. V. Lotarskl. K. Luke. K. Luna. K. Lyle. P. Mahoney. S. Marchelletta. C. Martinet. G. Martyka. M. Maiur. S. McAtamney. K. McKinney. B. 83 McLeod. B. Mellnick. M. Miazga. G. Mllosevlch. T. Mirabitur. F. Mislak. D. Mistor. D. Moody. L. Moskal. M. Muhlstadt. F. Munoz. S. Mylenek. K. Nardo. R. Navaro. S. Nledermeyer. J. Nlgbor. L. NImelist. D. Norkunas. K Novotany. B.J. O'Connell. A. O'Hara. L Olschanski. M. Orzech. J. Page. R. Pagoto. F. Park. R. Parks. R. Pawl Ik. J. Perrone. D. Picclrllll. T. 84 Ploucha. A. Polchlopek, L. Polk. K. Potok. T. Powell. D. Preuss. C. Reich. R. Reinhardt. C. Robbins. K. Robinson. J. Roddy. M. Roglsh. A. Rosni. A. Ross. R. Roza. M. Ryblckl. J. Sargent. L. Schaefer. M. Shruga. D. Slnacola. T. Slsoy. G. Skowronek. H. Skrzynski. D. Slomba. P. Spunar. M. Stawasz. S. Sullivan. F. Suyak. J. Swenkowski. K. Szczesnlak. B. 85 Sztuka. Y. Szymanskl. A Szymczak. R. Tessen. L. Tremaine. Y. Urtczeck. D. Vella. A. Voltattornl. N. Walters. J. Walters. J. Ward. D. Warwick. J. 1. Mr. Joe Mad — The new Freshmen Moderator. 2. Kathy Chlebek fluffs pom-poms. 3. T. Kotlarz takes a moment from homecoming decorations for a pose. 4. Freshmen work on the construction of their homecoming float. Wesner. K. 86 Wieczorek. K. Williams. W. Wisniewski. J. Wonderlich. D. 6 5. K. Luna. M. Duerr. D. Ash and C. Cerou work enthusiastically on homecoming decorations. 6. M. Anderson and J. Brighton work diligently on their float. 7. A. Siymanski and N. Voltattornl ask themselves How many more pom poms do we have to fluff? 8. C. Gieske masters the world of art. Wroblewski. R. Wrone. J. Zabczynski. E. Zak. F. 87 Aglus. C. Anderson. M. Ascendo. I. Anterak. M. Azzopardi. M. Bahorskl. P. Banas. T. Banko. K. Bashawaty. M. Belesky. B. Sophomores Benton. L. Bieranowski. C. Biernat. D. Bernier. T. Blair. E. Bolk. E. Bold a. C. Bradley. L Brinsden. C. Butler. D. Butler. Q. Butler. S. Bush. D. But tig leg. P. Cardamone. A. 88 Cipolla. T. Ciolek. K. Clilo. D. Chio. F. Crenshaw. A. Cooper. R. Cser. E. Czerniak. C. DeBlois. J. DeBono. A. Diaz. P. Downing. R. Duerr. J. Ellul. M. Evola. K. Faraoni. T. Fedoronko. R. Ferguson. D. Fog IIa ttI. T. Gerben. L. Grefka. S. Grenn. D. Grlffen. J. Grysko. R. Grzechowski. V. Grzesiak. J. Grzywacz. A. Hamlltln. C. Hall. C. Hall. T. Hartley. A. Holtus. J. Horner. D. Ickes. T. Jacobs. J. Janashousky. H Jordon. L Kalustlan. S. Katona. M. Kelffer. S. Helium. N. Kelly. K. Kenia. C. Kenny. D. Ken ward. S. Kidd. N. Klelar. J. Kltzman. B. Klos. W. Koda. M. Kosclolko. K. Kotlarczyk. K. Korsek. T. Kovenslep. K. Kowalski. K. Kramer. T. Kroll. J. Kuklckl, E. Kukulka. M. 90 1. Kathy Koscloloko sells refreshments for GAA (Girls Athletic Association). 2. Arrow spirit Is all “Caged In, by Eric Priekop. 3. Beth Olech shows her participation In Sophomore activities. 4. Sandy Ka lust Ian fires off her arrow pride. Lancedorfer. M. La id law. J. Lewandowskl. C. Livernois. L. Lopez. J. Machowicz. J. Makowskl. V. Mallard. T. Mamlno. S. Marletti, S. Ma telle. M. Markiewcz. M. Martinez. O. Maruszewski. R. Marx. S. Mas ley. T. McLaury. W Merrit. E. Miazga. K. Mlchno. D. Mina. A. Mirabitur. B. Morandi. M. Nlmellst. P. Olech. B. 92 Olech. D. O'Connell. M. Pagoto, L. Pardo. J. Pelot. G. Perrltlno. S. Pettway. H. Pietron. M. Pllzner. P. Ponik. L. Potok. P. Poulton. M. Prevaux. L. Przekop. E. Przekop. J. Ramiszemski. G. Regan. A. Recchia. J. Robbins. J. Rochowick. L Rolston. D. Roosen. C. Rosbury. M. Schaeffer. K. Sematore. R. 93 Sheehan. D. Si wleek I. M. Sklba. D. Skrobot. K. Smith. D. Spunar. R. Stewart. L Stock. M. Sztuka. B. Szuper. T. Szwabowskl. S. Taylor. M. Tesorero. D. Thompson. C. Thompson. L. Towers. E. Towlanskl. D. Trotz. M. Vella. M. Vella. S. Wlecrorek. K. Williams. B. Wlmette. L. White. C. Wojclechowskl. G. Worchak. J. Wydlck. D. Young. R. Za bln ski. J. Zapalskl. D. 94 I ' Zarouk. D. I t ' Zones, S. 1. Mr. Pasiuk shows off his. Good Humor. 2. Ken Kotlarczyk and Ed Blair practice being ‘'Seniors.”3. Sophomore Donna Olech. gives her help In building the Sophomore float. 4. Jenney Griffin shows her enthusiasm during building of the Sophomore float. The Sophomores are getting a great head start towards their senior year. With Kenneth Kotlarczyk as class president. they were led to a prize winning float at Homecoming, an enjoyable Ring Day breakfast, and a successful dance. The Sophomores are looking forward to their next two years at St. ATs. With all the help of their moderator Mr. Pasiuk. and their high spirit, they will prove to be an energetic class. Bagozzl. L. Bala. M. Ballard. M. Banas. P. Barron. L. Bastuba. J. Be la ski. J. Belcher. T. Ben I go. P. Bernard!. M. Blernat. D. Bllicki. M. Blair. M. Boulley. M. Bradley. B. Brzys. L. Choyke. S. Cole. R. Dameron. K. Daum. A. David. K. Day. K. Divito. A. Dlublsz. D. Dolunt. M. Downing. D. Dymkowskl, L. Dziurgot. J. Ellis. M. Ferguson. J. 96 Juniors No U Turn Fisher. B. Foe. K. Friend. S. Godomskl. R. Gagel. K. Gendron. F. Gluck. J. Goniales. S. Gorman. M. Gough. M. Gowanlock. C. Grandpre. M. Grysko. R. Guinn. W. Hall. M. Hall. S. Hamilton. R. Harkey. R. Horan. B. Horrlgan. A. Howard. B. Hrynewlch. M. Hunter. T. lannuccl. Q. Jabour. S. Janashousky. F. Jarrell. S. Kadau. K. Kelffer. K. 97 One Way Kent. M. Khoury. B. KIosk S. Koaztowny. J. Kozak, K. Krafchak, T. Kroll. J. Kusak. A. Kushulr. C. Leach. W. Lebert. C. Lewandowskl. A. Luszczynski. K. Lyle. L. Mac Dougall. K. Macek. K. Mac Isaac. J. Madwell. D. Maguire. B. Maleuski. S. Mallila. P. Margetich. A Mazurek. A. Melek. R. Mercelce. J. Merritt, E. Messlnk. R. Mlcallef. M. Miruzzl, A. Moore. J. 98 No Passing Moschetta. A. Mucker. D. Muhlstadt. W. Nagllk. J. Nardo, G. Norkunas. S. Novotny. N. Ortega. H. Pagogna. L Park. L Peti. T. Plcclrllll. L Picking. M. Polchlopek. A. Polchlopek. P. Pretekop. M. Prtybylskl. M. Prey by la. C. Pnybyla. M. Priybyla, J. Quinlan. D. Regan. A. Rogers. B. Rohde. C. Riley. J. Riucidlo. J. Sanches. R. Schaefer. D. Schult . J. Shaghian. M. 99 Bumpy Roads Ahead Shomo, J. Shorkey. M. Siciliano. J. Siedlac ek. M. Slmonclc. C. Slomba. P. Slominski. J. Smith. S. Surmacz. L Suiderek. L. Sykes. S. Siuper. B. Siwabowskl. R. Tanner. D. Tayor. T. Troti. K. Vitale. S. Walters. M. Watroba. J. Wienblcki. C. Wilde. M. Wlodarc yk. L. Wolfe. M. Wroblewskl. M. Wroblewskl. R. Wydlck. G. Yurwalk. C. Zelanka. S. Zmuba. S. Zuba. S. 100 I. Annette Margetich takes her one minute timing in Ms. Mullen’s first hour typing. 2. The Junior float. The Man In Armor will soon be Hammered. 3. The Juniors show their enthusiasm before the Homecoming parade. 4. Fr. Dave Koss enjoys a fine homecoming weekend. The Juniors of 1983 successfully have traveled a path to an outstanding Junior year. With the help of their moderator Ms. Ellen Hurley, the officers and delegates have smoothed the rough spots along the way. The officers are ... President - Jeffery Shultz. Vice-President - Tracey Taylor. Secretary - Julie Watroba. Treasurer • Kathie Macek. Public Relations Brian Maguire, and Member at Large - Marybeth Dykowski. The delegates are ... Kathryn Keiffer. Maria Gorman, Leigh Dymkowski, Lori Swiderek. Lori Bagozzi. and Sandy Sykes. With a crew like this, they shall go far. 101 102 1. E. Griffin, C. Nlerzblekl, R. Harkey. M. Gough, and B. Fisher are having fun at the Senior dance. 2. Mr. Grywalskl makes a point In his class. 3. J. Marcleca gets Instructions from Coach Tim. 4. M. Michalif and J. Schultz help out with Mardl Gras. 103 Seniors 4 1. Karen Senn works on senior dance decorations. 2. Seniors in 8th hour study. 3. Bart Bagozzi exchanges books before lunch. 4. Senior workmen with their finished float. 5. Kim. Ron. and Patti pose for a picture. 105 Class Officers Frank Fusco President 1 V Celeste Zulczyk Secretary Valerie Brostowski Vice President Ronald Wheeler Treasurer 106 Peter Grisdela Public Relations Christine Lousias Member at Large Karen Kosciolko Delegate Christopher Thibodeau Delegate Gregory Leshok Delegate Vita Tucker Delegate i07 108 Thomas Tucker President Rosemary Tucker Secretary Claudia Pierson Assistant Treasurer Student Council Officers 't James Donley Director of Correspondence Marge ret Sergus Vice President Lisa Kotlarczyk Treasurer V Anne York Director of Public Relations Elizabeth Aguilar Andrea Anderssen Bartholomew Bagozzi Kimberley BardeI Jennifer Bates 109 Brent Belesky Marian Bermudez John Beste Tracey Billings Annette Blair Jeffrey Bochenek 110 Ill Steve Cipolla Mark Costyn Joan Curley 1. These two seniors seem to be enjoying their breakfast this morning. 2. Aww. aren’t they cute?! (Val Brostowskl and Brent Belesky). 3. Bill Grefka and Karen Steven Czarnota Senn say, ”Hats off til Graduation Day!” 4. I wonder what Cindy Mattes sees, could It be her special guy? 112 Mary Jane Dapoz Marianne DeGrazia Matthew Diaz Denise Dembski J 113 Therodore Dombrowski Kathleen Flanigan Kathleen Gagin Michael Gorski 114 Paulette Graczyk Andrea Haag Edward Jankowski William Grefka James Holland Pamela Jaskolski 1. Could this group of smiling faces be part of our senior class? 2. Renee Rhode shows us how to sew. 3. Is this a freshman? Actually It's Vita Tucker trying a frosh hat on for size. 115 Cheryl Jewell John Jones New Horizons Just Up Ahead James Jozefowicz Laura Johnson Ralph Kalustian 116 James Karakas James Keiffer 1. Loretta Marcheletta and Karen Senn practice their lines for the play. ' Marne”. 2. Are these students really studying? 3. Carmelle Sicilia no jams on the key board, while Sue Tesorero stands by. 4. The firing squad will probably be next! 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Thanks for the great time at the December Retreat, Marshmellow, Ants, Sandwiches, Turtle Soup, Apple Pie, Spam, Carmelles, Diet Pop, Elephant Ears, Candy, Cake, Donuts, Jello, Paper Plates, Knives, Lollypops, Cookies, Melon, Rutabaga, Iguana, Kelloggs, Jellybeans, Mustard, Frankfurters, Cats, Jam, Canolis, and Dannon Yogurt. Love Applesauce 144 Gold Patrons Good Luck Class of ’82 (’83. ’85. ’86) Michura Family May you always walk in sunshine Loreta, and Class of '82. Love Mom and Dad Marchelletta Congratulations Jay Cooper Dad, Mom, Brothers Sisters Advanced Drafting. Period 3 145 Silver Patrons Congratulations Diane and the Class of '82. Mr. and Mrs. J. Karas and Grandma! God Bless my granddaughter Valerie Ann - Love Busia Dear Val Outgrowing the desks must have been a major factor • along with gum popping and fast talking. From: Mom Veronica Catherine Mark Dad Much love from the above CONGRATULATIONS - GOOD WORK VALERIE ANN LOVE MOM. VERONICA MARK VALERIE ANN — WORK IS LIFE. LIFE IS WORK. SO GET READY AUNT TINA. UNCLE BOB JOEY. TIMMY. ANDREA To all my friends especially: Jenney. Marty, Roger. Ofelia, Dawn. Lisa B.. Bonnie. Thanks for the memories. It’s not good-bye memories. It's remember the memories. Cherish the present, for in the future there will be memories to remember, to have, and to hold - forever P.S. Smile Love you's always Lisa Last but not least. Congratulations Claudia!! Love. Mom and Dad Salvete! Advanced Latin Period 1. Ben and Denyse Bagozzi. SR. MARY JANE SCHALLERT FAN CLUB Good luck in the next three years Carol and the class of '85. Love Mom Dad Marchelletta Kim. Yvie. Trish. Carol. Deb. Cindy, and Lydia all my life I'll always have our memories. Thanks for making special times and thanks for being friends! Always. Liz. P.S. We made it! Congratulations Marcia! Love. Aunt Sal lie Halleluja Andrea! You've finally made it!!!! Best wishes from Mom. Dad, and Brigitte. SUSAN T„ We're all so proud of you and the great work you've done these past four years. Love. Mom. Dad. Dave. Greg. Tommy- I love you sweeties! Drafting I Period 1. T. D. Congratulations from Mom and Dad 146 Patrons Congratulations Class of 82 and Good Luck in all that you do! Love Marcia Ridling Congratulations to a fine daughter, Marcia R. Love, Mom and Dad. Liz, Carol, Yvonne, Kim, Patti, Cindy, and Lydia - Thanks for making the past 4 years a little bit more exciting. Debbie Best of Luck and Happiness to the future Florence Nightingale - Patients of the Future Beware Love: Wendy!! Angel, Good Luck in your Senior year. Always stay in touch. Love Bright Eyes Sorry Coach, I could not run up the hill, for I have no legs. Cindy, Kim. Trish, Yvonne, Debbie. Liz. Lydia, Anita. Sharon and Paulette: Friendship is forever! Love Carol Here's to Elvira, Frog Kissin’. Rainbow Singin', Sexy Don, 6th Hour Study and memories that will last forever. To Zesty, Knife, Spam. Jellybeans. Paper plates. Carmel, Melon, Applesauce, Rutabaga - You're very special. Love ya' Kellogg's To Karen - last, but definitely not least! Love, Mom and Dad Good Luck Seniors! D. Wm. Dixon Mary C. Donley CONGRATULATIONS DRAFTING I PERIOD 5 No Eternal Reward Can Save Us Now! '82' P.M. Congratulations Carol! Mom and Dad Jo Ann and Chris -It's been super! CATZ Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. Love, Monica P.S.. C.O.. C.L.. L.R.. L.K.. Y.M., D.M.. I hope our friendships will be long and memorable even if we re miles apart! Love always. Kim To Kim B. - Congratulations and succes always. Love, Mom, Dad. and Keith Four years ... Going Strong!!!! Forever Friends: I.M., M.S., C.J.. C.M.. D.K. 147 Senior Index Aguilar, Elizabeth 109 Perfect attendance 4. Anderssen. Andrea 109 Bagozzi, Bartholomew 38, 105, 109 Mission club 2; Track 2: Football 1X3A, All City, All League 3,4, All Catholic 4. Barde I, Kim 105, 109 Honor roll 2; Track 1. Bates, Jennifer 109 Who's Who 4; Pep club 1,2; International club 2; Mission club 2; Choral 2; Operetta, Crew 3. Belesky, Brent 38, 111 Football 4. Bermudez, Marian 111 Beste, John 111 Band 1,2,3; Operetta 2; Band 3,4. Bester, Cathy 111 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Pep dub 3; International club 3. Biedniak, Anita 111 Billings, Tracey 111 Band 2,3. Blair, Annette 13, 15, 44, 45, 111 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention 2,3; Operetta 4; Honor Guard 4. Bochenek, Jeffrey 38, 111 Freshmen Class President 2; Class Vice President 1; Honor roll 2,3; Perfect Attendance 3; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 4. Brostowski, Valerie 13, 24, 35, 42, 53, 64, 106 Honor roll 1,3,4; Class Secretary 1,2; Delegate 3; Vice-President 4; Girls Varsity club 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girls Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls Softball 1,2,3,4. Butler, Michael Football 3. Burcicki, Todd 56, 57, 112 Basketball Student Manager 2; Boys Track 3. Cebulski, Roger 112 Baseball 1; Band 4. Cerinl, Denise 112 Honor roll 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Yearbook 4; Choral 2. Chavez, Jo Ann 24, 31, 106 Class Delegate 4; Honor roll 1.2.3.4; NHS 2,3,4, Pep club 2,3,4; International club 2,3,4; Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2. Cibor, Matthew 112 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2. Cipolla, Steven 61, 112 International club 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Coffee, LaJuan Cooper, Arthur 28, 113 Costyn, Mark 113 Band 1,2,3. Cser, Teresa 15, 64, 113 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; GAA 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1X3. Curley, Joan 113 Representative; Honor roll 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep club 3; International club 3; Operetta 2. Czarnota, Steven 38, 48, 61, 113 Perfect attendance 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Honorable mention 3; Basketball 4; Football 1,2,3,4, All City 4; Choral 1,2; Varsity club 3. Dapoz, Mary Jane 113 Honor roll 1,3; Perfect attendance 3. Darish, Lisa 113 DeGrazia, Marianne 113 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3; Pep club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Girls track 1; Volleyball 2. Dembski, Denise 113 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3; International club 2. Derengowski, Mark 113 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2; Basketball 2; Who's Who 4. Diaz, Matt 48, 113 Band 1,2,3; Basketball student manager 4. Dombrowski, Therodore 113, 118 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4; Newstaff 1,2,3,4; Operetta 4. Domino, Jennifer 114 Honor roll 2,3; N.H.S. 2,3,4, Pep club 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1. Donley, James 21, 24, 54, 106 Band 2; Director of Correspondance 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,3; N.H.S. 3,4; International club 2,3; Cross country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Track 1; Operetta 4. Dziewit, Cathy 114 Ellul, Robert Farmer, Michelle 114 Fisher, Gary 15, 47, 56, 57, 114 Honor roll 2,3,4; Perfect attendance 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Football 1,2; Swimming 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1; Band 2,3,4; Pep band 3.4; Operetta 3.4; Who's Who 4. Flanigan, Kathleen 18. 114 Honor roll 1.2,3.4; Representative 1; H.H.S. 3.4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Mission club 2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,3,4. Fusco, Frank 24, 31, 106 Class President 1,4; Class Vice-President 2; Delegate 3; Honor roll 1X3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Baseball 1.2; 148 Operetta 1,2,3,4, Crew. Gagin, Kathleen 114 Choral 2. Gaiantis, Emily Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; International club 2. Gorskl, Michael 114 Band 2; Operetta 4; Yearbook 4. Graczyk, Paulette 115 Honor roll 1,2. Grefka, William 38, 112, 115 Perfect attendance 3; Swimming 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Football 4, Honorable mention 4; Band 2,3. Grlsdela, Peter 24, 106 Delegate 3, Class Public Relations Director 4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2. Haag, Andrea 115 International club 2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Choral 2.3.4. Holland, James 38, 39, 48, 61, 115 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Hopper, Michele 13, 15, 24, 28, 33, 42. 43, 52. 53. 64. 106 Delegate 2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. President 3,4; Choral 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3,4, All City 4. Honorable mention 3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1.2.3.4. Honorable mention 1, All League 2,3. All City 1.2.3.4. Jankowski, Edward 115 Band 2,3. Jaskolski. Pamela 115, 118 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Pep club 2.3; International club 3,4; Operetta 2,3; Choral 2.3; Who's Who 2,3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4. Jewell. Cheryl 15, 21, 22, 116 Representative 1; Class President 3; Honor roll 3,4; N.H.S. 2.3,4; Pep club 1.2.3.4; International club 2,3.4; Operetta 2,3.4; Yearbook 4; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Who's Who 4. Johnson, Laura 116 Jones, John 116 Jozefowlcz, James 116 Kalustian, Ralph 38. 116 Perfect attendance 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable mention 4; Basketball 1,2. Karakas, James 117 Karas, Diane 15, 21. 22, 117 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep club 1.2.3.4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2; International club 2,3; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Swimming 2; Choral 2,3; Mardi Gras Class Queen 4. Keiffer, James 38, 48, 49. 57, 117 Basketball 1.2,4; Football 2,4; Track 3; Operetta 4. Kidd, Nuhad 117 Klink, David 117 Perfect attendance 1; Band 2,3,4. Knapp, Mark 48, 117 Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball I.2.3.4. Kosciolko, Karen 15. 22. 24. 106 Delegate 4; Honor roll 1.2; Perfect attendance 1,2; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; International Club 4; Choral 1,2,3; Ensemble 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Volleyball manager 1; Daughters of 149 the American Revolution 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Kotlarczyk. Lisa 13. 24, 25, 106 Student Council Treasurer 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4: Pep club 2,3.4; Operetta 2,3,4; Choral 2; Who's Who 2,3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4. Kowalkowski, Robert 118 Kozak, Karen 118 Honor roll 3; International club 2; Mission club; Choral 2. Kramer, Marian 118 Perfect attendance 2,3. Kramer, Patricia 118 Honor roll 1; Perfect attendance 1. Kresky, Monica 118 Honor roll 3; Basketball 1,2; Choral 1,2; Operetta 3. Krawchuk, Elizabeth 15, 35. 119 Honor roll 2,3.4; Mission club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4. Krzyaniak, Douglas Kucans, Janice 58, 119 International club 3. Kuzdzal, Laurie 119 Laidlaw, Ann 15, 120 Honor roll 1,2.3.4; Perfect attendance 3; Pep club 1,2,4; N.H.S. 3,4; International club 2,3.4; Operetta 1; Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Leshok, Gregory 13, 48, 49. 106 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1,2; Delegate 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; International club 2; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,4. Lewandowski. Carol 120 Perfect attendance 3. Lewandowski, Jeffrey 120 Honor roll 1,2; Perfect attendance 1,2; Mission club 2; Cross country 1,2; Band 2; Choral 1. Londke, Donna 120 International club 3,4; Choral 1,2,3. Lousias, Christine 17, 24, 42, 64 Honor roll 1,2,3; Class Member at Large 4; Perfect attendance 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; International club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Band 2,3; Ensemble 4. Lyle, Lisa 120 Machowicz, Kerry 121 Maczuga, Raymond 121 Madigan, Bridger 121 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Mission club 1; Choral 2,3; Opretta 2. Marchelletta, Loreta 15, 18, 21. 117, 121 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep club 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Mission club 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. Marquette, Darlene 121 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 1.2, Softball 2. Martin, Iris 15, 20. 22, 122 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Class Public Relations Director 1,2, Class Vice-President 3, N.H.S. 2,3.4; Pep club 1,2,3,4, President 4; International club 3.4; G.A.A. 1,2; Track 1; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Operetta 3,4; Choral 2. Martyka, Lori 122 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1.2; Perfect attendance 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1; Track 1; Operetta 3; Who's Who 4. Marzec, Deborah 122 Yearbook 4. Matras, Robert 17, 122 Honor roll 1,4; Choral 2; Operetta 1.2; Recognition of Float Award 1,3. Mattes, Cynthia 21, 22. 112, 122 Honor roll 1,2,3.4; Representative 1; Pep club 2.4; International club 2,3; Softball 2; Operetta 3.4, Student director 4. McPharlin, Timothy 123 Choral 1,2. McVittie, Darlene 123 Pep club 4; International club 4. Mellnick. Gerald 123 Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4. Mills, Robert 47, 54, 55. 57. 123 Perfect attendance 2; Cross country 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Swimming 4; Band 2. Misiolek, Barbara 35, 123 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4. Mistor. Paul 48. 54. 55. 56. 57, 124 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Representative 1; Choral 2; Varsity club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Honorable mention 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Cross country 1.2.3.4, All City Honorable Mention 3.4. All League 2,3,4. Mistor, Ronald 48, 49, 54. 55. 56. 57. 124 Honor roll 1; Perfect attendance 1.2; N.H.S. 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross country 1,2,3,4; Choral 1,2; Yearbook 4. Moore, Frederick 38. 48 Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4. Morales, Sylvia 17, 124 Perfect attendance 1; International club 3. Moskal. Matthew 124 Perfect attendance 2. Mroz, Theresa 124 Muscat. Yvonne 64. 124 G.A.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball I.2.3.4. Nardo, Marlon 56. 57. 125 Honor roll 1,2.3,4; Perfect attendance 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 3.4. Nicklowitz, Robert 17, 38, 117, 125 150 International club 3; Choral 2; Football 2,4; Track 4. Nigbor, Susan 125 Honor roll 3,4; International club 2; Choral 2. Nlzko, Kathleen 125 International club 2. Olsen, Cynthia 125 Ohak, Felicia 23, 126 International club President 4; Pep club 2,3,4; International club 2,3. Ozborne, Merle Perfect attendance 1, Page, Michelle 126 Honor roll 1,2,3,4. Parzlanello, Eric 31, 35, 126 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Class Delegate 1,2, Band President 3, N.H.S. 2,3, President 4; International club 2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4, Band; Band 1,2,3,4; Mardi Gras Class King 1; NEDT Certificate 1,2; Who's Who 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. Pasnetkus, Phillip 126 Honor roll 1,2,3,4. Petz, Arnold 17, 126 Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4. Pierson, Claudia 17, 24, 35, 44, 108 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council Assistant Treasurer 4; Perfect attendance 2; G.A.A. 1,2; International club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4, Band; Swimming 1,2,4; Softball Student Manager 2. Pomicter, Brian 126 Honor roll 3. Rachfal, Michael 17, 38, 39, 61, 127 Football 1,2,3,4, All League 4, All City Honorable Mention 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Rid ling, Marcia 127 Honor roll 2,4; Yearbook 2,3,4, Editor 4; Basketball L Riesner, Cheryl Honor roll 1,2,3,4. Robak, Celeste 127 Honor roll 1,2.4; Pep club 2.3,4; International club 3; Who's Who 3. Rohde, Renee 115, 127 Honor roll 4; Pep club 1; Cheerleading 1; Choral 1,2,3; Operetta 1. Ross, Joseph Honor roll 3; Choral 1,2,3. Rowe, Martin 38, 56. 57, 127 Track 1,3,4; Operetta 3,4. Rudzki, Michael 127 Honor roll 1,2; Band 1,2. Ruiz, Lydia 128 Sajewski. Stephen 17, 35. 56, 57. 128 Band 4; Yearbook 4; Swimming 1; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4. Sczomak. Dennis 128 Honor roll 1,2,3,4. 151 Schulte, Gary 21 Senn, Karen 15. 17, 31. 44. 58. 105. 112. 117. 128 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3.4: Choral 1,2.3: Pep dub 2.3,4; G.A.A. 3; International club 3: Operetta 2.3,4; Swimming 2.3.4. Captain 3.4; Track 3. Sergus. Margaret 13. 20. 21, 24. 108 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Class Member at Large 2: Class Secretary 3, Student Council Vice-President 4; N.H.S. 2.3,4; Pep club 1.2,3; G.A.A. 1.2,3; International club 2; Choral 1,2,3; Operetta 1,2,3,4, Lead 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Track 1; Homecoming Court 4. Shruga. Cathy 128 Honor roll 1.2,3.4; International club 2,3,4. Siciliano. Carmelle 20. 22. 117, 128 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Pep club 3.4. Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1,2; International club 3; Mission club 3; Basketball manager 1; Volleyball 2; Softball 2; Choral 1,2,3; Operetta I.2.3.4. Piano Accompanist. Simoncic, Sheryl 28, 128 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; International club 2,3,4; Choral 1,2,3.4; Who’s Who 3. Skrzypek. David 128 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; Who's Who 2,3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3.4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 3; Track 1. Skrzynski. Monica 17. 128 Honor roll 1.2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep club 2.4; International club 3,4; Choral 2; Who's Who 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4. Slomlnskl, Michael 54. 57, 129 Track 1,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4. Soltis, Patricia 15, 105, 129 Honor roll 3; Class Delegate 1,2; Class Member at Large 3; Pep club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3. St. Amant, Joan Honor roll 2.3; Choral 2; Track 2. St. John, Natalie 44. 129 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 2.3; International dub 3; Swimming 2,3; Softball 2; Choral 2. Steplan, Mark 129 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Representative 1; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Ensemble 4; Debate 1,2; Forensics. 1,2,3; Who's Who 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. Sykes. Micheal 48, 129 Honor roll 1.2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; International club 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1.2; Football 1. Szatkowski, Adam 129 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4; International dub 2,3,4. Szerlag, Susan 129 Perfect attendance 1,2. Szczesniak, Patricia 129 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4; Debate 1; Band 2,3,4; Who's Who 3.4. Sznyr, Annette 129 Honor roll 1,2,3. Taylor, Mlya Band 2. Taylor. Steven 38 Basketball 1,2; Football 4. Tesorero, Susan 20, 31, 117, 130 Honor roll 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4. Treasurer 4; Pep club 3.4; International club 2,3; Operetta 2.4. Lead 4. Thibodeau. Christopher 47. 106 Class Delegate 3.4; Baseball 1.2; Swimming 3.4: Choral 1,2; Operetta 1. Tokarski, Frank 130 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2. Toth, Sandra 130 Try bus, John 130 Tucker, Rosemary 15, 24. 108, 118 Honor roll 3; Student Council Secretary 4, Class Member at Large 1; G.A.A. 1,2; International club 2; Basketball 1,2; Choral 2; Band 2; Yearbook 4; Newstaff 4; Homecoming Honor Guard 4; Operetta 4. Tucker, Thomas 24, 25. 38, 108 Class Delegate 1,2, Student Council President 4; Perfect attendance 2; N.H.S. 2,3,4; International club 2; Choral 2,3.4; Operetta 2,3.4: Varsity club 1,2,3; Football manager 1,4; Basketball manager 1; Track 1,4. Tucker. Vita 13. 24. 106. 115 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Class Delegate 1,2,4; Pep club 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Mission club 1; Choral 2; Yearbook 4; Newstaff 3. Editor 4; Journalism 3; Operetta 4; Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2.3; Homecoming Court 4. VonEper, David 130 Honor roll 1,2,4; Football 2; Band 2,3.4; Operetta 4. Wallner, Robert 17, 130 Wllcher, Anthony 38 Football 4; Basketball 1; Track 1. Wesner, James 35. 130 Basketball 1; Operetta 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Wheeler, Ronald 105, 106 Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Class Delegate 1,2, Treasurer 3.4; Perfect attendance 3; N.H.S. 2.3,4; International dub 2,3; Debate and Forensics 1,2,3.4, National Forensic Tournament Semi-finalist 2; Operetta 2,3; Ensemble 4; Who's Who 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. 152 Wisniewski, Paul 130 Honor roll 1.2.3.4; Cross country 1,2. Wojdechowski, Barbara 130 Woroniewicz, Joeseph Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect attendance 1,2,3,4. York, Anne 15. 24. 108 Honor roll 3.4; Student Council Public Relations Director 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep club 2; International club 2,3; Choral 2,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Volleyball manager 1. Young. Kirk 131 Zulczyk, Celeste 20, 24. 106 Honor roll 1.2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; Perfect attendance 1; Pep club 2,3,4; International club 2,3; Operetta 1,2,3,4, Lead 3,4; Choral 2,3; Who's Who 3. Zywica, Debra 131 Honor roll 3; International club 2. Zywica, Sharon 131 Honor roll 1,2,3.4. 153 General Index Faculty James E. O’Donnell 68 Theodore H. Behn 25, 69 Be mia Anderson 73 Sister Marie Arthur, O.P. 73 Sister Clare Charles, O.P. 74 Ruth Ciocan 74 Patricia Decoker 67, 74 Donald Dixon 67, 73 Paul Driscoll 67, 71 Frances Duchovic Therese Frelich Kay Gorman Paul Grywalski 70, 102 Diane Fiampel 74 Sister Marie Harold, O.P. 71 Ellen Hurley 64, 70 Donald Keiffer 74 Norman Kilgour 75 Mark Klein 41. 43. 61, 73 Reverend David Koss 73, 101 Sylvia Kumor 71 Sang Lee 75 Valia Lorelli 70 Joseph MacI 20, 61. 75, 86 Sister Rose Margaret, O.P. 31, 75 Sister Norita Marie. O.P. 73 Bonnie Martin 70 Michael Marusich 20, 73 Rosemary Maynard 71 Louise McGurie 73 Patricia Mull in 70 Carolyn Nord David Pasiuk 75, 95 Cynthia Payne 70 Thomas Rashid 74 Marilyn Reagan 71 Edna Rheault 73 Margaret Skora 22. 71 Jody Tobias 71 Virginia van Vaizah 20, 28, 73 Sister Mary Willard, O.P. 73 Patricia Worn a k 75 Juniors Bagozzl, Loriann 96 Bala. Mark 96 Ballard, Melissa 96 Banas, Pat 54, 57, 96 Barron, Lisa 96 Bastuba, Jessica 18, 96 Belaski, Joan 96 Belcher, Thelma 96 Beningo, Peter 96 Benton, Lisa 96 Bernard!, Mary 96 Biernatl, Debbie 96 Bilicki, Mark 96 Blair, Maria 96 Boulley, Michelle 96 Bradley. Brooke 96 Brzys, Lori 96 Choyke, Susan 18, 96 Cole. Robert 96 Dameron. Kathryn 96 Daum, Adele 96 David, Deanna 96 Divoto, Arthur 96 Dolunt, Mary 96 Downing, Debbie 96 Dykowski. MaryBeth 24. 25. 33, 42, 52, 53, 64. 96 Dymkowski, Leigh 24. 25. 63. 96 Dziurgot, Jean 96 Ellis, Marcia 96 Ferguson. Jim 57, 96 Fisher, Barb 97. 102 Foe, Kevin 38. 97 Friend, Shellie 97 Gadomski, Robin 97 Gagel, Kathy 42. 97 Gluck, Joe 38, 97 Gonzales, Sal 97 Gorman, Maria 24, 25, 42. 43, 64. 97 Gough, Maureen 97 Gowanlock, Chorie 58, 97 Grandpre, Matt 38. 97 Grysko, Robert 62, 97 Grzechawski. Virginia 97 Guinn, Wanda 97 Haag, Andrea 97 Hall, Mark 97 Hall. Susan 97 Hamilton, Renee 97 Hierynewich, Maria 97 Hogue. Michelle 97 Horan. Brett 97 Horrigan, Anne 31, 44, 45. 97 Howard, Becky 97 Hunter. Tamara 31. 97 lannucci, Quintino 97 Janashouskl, Fran 97 Jarrell, Beth 97 Jeffries. Soraya 97 Jabour, Steven 97 Kadau, Kevin 97 Keiffer. Kitty 24, 42. 50, 97 Kent, Mike 98 Khoury, Barb 98 Klos, Stan 98 Kochan, Chris 38. 48, 98 Kosztowny, John 13, 38, 98 Kozak. Kevin 98 Krafchak, Thomas 98 Kroll, Kacquellne 98 Kusak, Alicia 98 Kushnir, Charles 98 Keach, Wendy 98 Lebert, Charlene 98 Lewandowski, Andrea 98 Luszczynski, Kathy 38. 98 Lyle, Laure 64. 98 Macdougall, Kelly 98 Macek, Kathle 18. 24. 98 Maclsaac, John 47, 98 Macveigh, Sherllyn 98 Madewell, Denise 98 Maguire, Brian 24, 25. 54, 98 Malewski, Stan 48, 54, 62, 98 Malizia, Paaline 98 Margetich, Antoinette 98, 101 Mazurek, Alicia 98 Melek, Renee 98 Mercieca, Joey 38. 98, 102 Merritt, Ellen 98 Messink, Roy 38, 39. 62. 98 Micallef, Martin 98. 102 Michura. Michele 98 Miruzzi, Angie 98 Moore. John 38, 50, 98 Moschetta, Fred 47. 99 Mucher, David 99 Muhlstadt, Bill 38. 62. 99 Naglik. Joe 99 Nardo, Gemma 99 Norkunas, Steve 62. 99 154 Novonty, Nande 99 Ortega. Hector 99 O'Connell. Heather 99 Pagogne, Laurie 20, 42. 99 Park. Linda 99 Petz. Tony 99 Piece rill I. Lucy 38, 99 Picking. Michele 99 Polchlopek, Ann 99 Polchlopek, Paul 99 Pnekop, MaryBeth 44. 58. 99 Przybyla. Cheryl 99 Przybyla, Jean 99 Przybyla. Joan 99 Pryzbylski, Mark 38. 62, 99 Quinlan. David 38, 48. 99 Regan. Alise 99 Riley, John 99 Robb. Jeannle 99 Rodgers. Brian 99 Rohde, Charlene 99 Rzucidlo. Jean 99 Sanchez. Robert 38, 99 Schaefer, Donald 99 Schultz. Jeff 99. 102 Shaghoran. Margie 99 Shomo, Jeff 100 Shorkey, Mary 100 Sicilia no. Joe 38, 100 Siedlaczek, Michele 100 Simoncic, Cindy 42. 100 Slomba. Paul 38. 100 Slominski, John 38, 100 Smith, Susan 44, 45. 100 Surmacz. Laurie 100 Swiderek, Lori 20, 42. 53. 63. 100 Sykes, Sandy 18. 24, 44. 45, 100 Szwabowski, Russel 37, 48. 49, 62. 100 Tanner, David 47. 100 Taylor. Tracy 24, 44, 45, 64, 100 Trotz, Kathy 100 Vetale, Sam 100 Walters. Mark 100 Watroba, Julie 24, 100 Wendt, Theresa 100 Wierzblckl, Cheryl 100 Wilde, Margie 100 Williford, Jeff 100 Wlodarczyk, Lisa 100 Wolfe. Moe 42. 53. 63. 100 Wroblewski. Michele 100 Wroblewski, Robin 100 Wydick, Gary 100 Yuzwalk, Cheryl 100 Zesanka, Sharon 100 Zmuda, Sue 100 Zuba, Stephanie 100 Sophomores Agius, Christine 18, 88 Anderssen, Mary 88 Antczak, Mike 50, 88 Assencio, John 47, 57, 88 Azzopardl, Mario 88 Bahorski, Paul 88 Banas, Tim 50, 80 Banko, Karen 88 Bashawaty, Mary 88 Belesky, Brian 88 Bernier, Thomas 50, 88 Bieranowski, Cheila 88 Blair. Edward 24, 47. 88. 95 Boik, Elizabeth 88 Bolda. Cindy 88 Bovensiep, Ken 88 Bradley, Lisa 88 Brinsden, Cindy 18, 88 Bush, Dawn 88 Butler. Shawn 37. 48. 54. 56, 57, 88 Butler, Quannah 24. 35, 88 Buttigieg, Paul 88 Cardamone. Angela 88 Ciole, Kevin 89 Clpolla, Timothy 62, 89 Cislo, Deanne 24. 89 Oslo, Fred 89 Cooper. Rick 28. 38, 89 Crenshaw, Anthony 57, 89 Cser, Edward 62, 89 Czerniak. Curtis 89 Deblois, John 38, 89 Debono. Anne 89 Diaz, Paul 38, 62, 89 Dmochowski. Marian 89 Downing. Richard 89 Du err, John 38, 62, 89 Euola. Kathran 89 Ellul. Mark 89 Faranoni. Tracy 41. 50, 63, 89 Fedoronko, Ron 89 Fogliattl, Ter I 89 Franklin, Scott 47. 89 Gerben. Laurie 18, 89 Grefka. Sue 24. 28. 41. 59. 89 Grenn, Dave 89 Griffin. Jennifer 79, 89, 95 Grysko. Renee 89 Grzesiak, Jessica 89 Grzwacz. Anne Marie 89 Hall. Cheryl 89 Hall, Terrance 89 Hamilton, Colette 89 Harkey, Renne 90 Hartley, Agnes 90 Hoi thus, John 54, 90 Horner, Dan 90 I ekes, Tom 90 Jacobs, Julie 90 Janashousky, Robert 90 Jordan, Lisa 18, 90 Kalustian, Sandy 18, 24. 90, 91 Kana, Chris 90 Ka ton a, Mike 90 Keiffer. Steven 50, 90 Kellum, Nolan 90 Kenny, Denise 90 Ken ward, Michelle 90 Kidd. Nevenka 90 Kielar. Jeane 90 Kitzman, Bonnie 90 Klos. Bill 90 Koda, Mary 28, 90 Korsak, Theran 38, 40, 50, 90 Kosciolko, Kathy 41, 53. 90. 91 Kotlarczyk, Kenny 24. 57. 90. 95 Kowalski. Kathleen 90 Kramer, Terese 40, 53. 63, 90 Kroll, Jean 90 Krukowski, Leonard 38, 90 Kubicki, Edward 47, 53, 54, 55. 90 Kukylka, Mike 90 Laidlaw, John 54, 57, 92 Lancendorrer. Mike 92 Lewandowski, Chrissy 28. 92 Livernois, Lise 44. 92 Lopez, Julie 24, 42. 43, 53. 63. 92 Machowicz, Joe 92 Major, Niclos 92 Makowski, Veronica 92 Mai lad. Tim 92 Manino. Sue 92 Marietti, Smelly 44. 79, 92 Markiewicz, Mike 92 Marinez. Ofelia 44. 45. 92 155 Maruszewski, Richard 92 Marx, Sharon 92 Masley, Teressa 18, 24, 92 Mate He, Maureen 92 Menkavitch, Cathy 92 Merrit, Liz 28. 92 Miazga, Kelly 41. 50, 63. 92 Mich no, Daniel 38, 92 Mina. Mary 45. 92 Mirabitur, Beth 18. 24, 92 Morandin, Marie 92 McLaury, Wendy 53, 92 Ninel1st, Paul 92 Olech, Beth 63, 91, 92 Olech, Donna 51, 53, 63, 93, 95 O'Connell, Moe 18. 93 Pa go to, Lori 24. 44. 45, 63. 93 Pardo, Juan 93 Payne, Alex 93 Pelot, Gayle 18, 79, 93 Perritino, Sam 62. 93 Pettway, Hugh 93 Pietron, Mark 93 Pilzner, Paul 50, 93 Polakowski, Geoff 50, 62. 93 Ponlk, Lisa 93 Potok, Patricia 18, 93 Poulton, Marieanne 93 Prevaux, Lisa 28. 93 Przekop, Erik 47, 91, 93 Przekop, Jacqueline 93 Raniszeski, Gary 50, 93 Recchia, John 93 Regan. Adrenne 24. 41. 93 Robbins, Jim 93 Rochowiak, Leonard 50, 93 Rolston, Donna 93 Roosen, Chris 93 Rosbury, Marjory 24. 41, 93 Schaeffer, Karyn 93 Schulte. Patty 53. 93 Senatore, Rick 93 Sheehan. Dan 39, 50, 94 Siwieki. Marie 94 Skiba, Donna 94 Skrobot, Kevin 94 Smith, Debbie 94 Spunar, Ruth 94 Stewart, Cottie 94 Stock. Maria 94 Sztuka. Bonnie 94 Szuper, Theresa 94 Szwzbpwski, Steven 50. 62. 94 Taylor, Marcia 94 Tesorero, Dave 47. 62. 94 Thompson, Christine 94 Thomson, Lisa 18. 94 Towers, Evelyn 94 Towianski, Dave 94 Trotz, Margie 51. 53, 63 Vella, Mariann 94 Vella, Sherrie 94 Werchak, Jill 94 White. Charles 38. 94 Wieczorek, Kim 94 Williams, Bruce 38. 50, 62. 94 Wimette, Lisa 41, 94 Wojciewchowski, Gerry 94 Wydick, Dawn 94 Young, Rose 94 Za bin ski, Jim 50, 62. 94 Zapalski, Dean 94 Zaravk, Deana 63, 95 Zonca, Sandy 41, 43. 95 Freshmen Adams, Carl 80 Allen. Gary 80 Amezquita, Laura 80 Anderson, Michelle 18, 44. 80. 87 Arellano, Mike 80 Ash. Debbie 80. 87 Balnius, Gall 80 Bardel. Keith 13. 80 Baughman. Liz 80 Be la ski, Ann 24, 80 Bellinger, David 80 Bergman. Ronald 80 Bettley, Bernadette 80 Bialed. Tim 80 Bieranowski. Charlene 80 Biernat. Daniel 80 Buchanan, Chris 80 Boik, Mary 80 Borg. Diane 80 Borkowski, Kenny 80 Brake, Mary 80 Bright. Lisa 80 Brighton, Jannine 80. 87 Brinsden, Kenneth 80 Brooks, Terry 80 Bruni, Anetta 81 Brzys, Alan 81 Calabro. Camille 41. 81 Capace, Laura 81 Castillo, Todd 81 Cendroski, Robert 81 Chiebek, Kathy 81. 86 Cislo, Daniel 81 Conant, Tony 81 Conrad. Jason 81 156 Cost, Diane 18. 81 Criatiano. Mike 81 Croom a. Venus 81 Croaaon. Terry 81 Caizmadia. Diane 81 Cuamano. Gayle 81 David, Amy 18. 81 Debioia, Renee 81 Debono, John 81 Delaney, Timothy 38. 81 Detherage, Dawn 81 Dominguez, Mary 81 Donley, Richard 24, 54, 81 Duprey, Robert 54. 81 Dzleriolomaki, Mark 81 Ellul, Chria 82 Ewing, Paul 82 Farrell, Joe 38. 50, 82 Fazekas. Joe 82 Fulp. Monica 82 Galvan, Gina 82 Garbaty, Mike 82 Garza. Donna 82 Gergu, Christine 82, 87 Gieske, Chris 82, 87 Gimont. Barb 82 Gladkowski, Maria 82 Gorski, MaryJane 24, 40, 41, 82 Grabowski, John 38. 82 Griffin. David 82 Gusfa, Leo 82 Gutierrez, Dianna 24, 82 Hamilton. Paula 82 Hammeishey. Connie 82 Hantz, Raymond 82 Hartley, Teresa 82 Hawk. Richard 38. 40. 82 Hill, Donald 50. 82 Hleschenko, Todd 82 Hogue, Mike 82 Hopper, Sharon 24, 41, 50. 82 Horner. Kevin 82 Jordon. Larry 82 Kamykowski, Diane 82 Keiffer, Colleen 13. 24. 50. 82 Kendziora. Colleen 18, 82 Kent. Howard 83 Kllan, Kevin 83 Klemmer, Marcie 83 Kneffel, Peggy 24, 83 Kocluba. Thomas 83 Korsak. Joe 50. 83 Kotlarz, Tiffany 83, 86 Kowalski, Sharon 83 Ku waled, Lisa 83 Kwilos, Mark 38. 83 Lightner, Ray 50, 54, 83 Linck, Liz 83 Litton, Paul 83 Londke. Mike 83 Lorelli, Vince 24. 83 Lotarski, Keith 83 Luke, Kim 83 Luna, Kathy 83, 87 Lyle, Pat 83 Macveigh, Gordon 83 Mahoney, Susan 83 Marcheletta, Carol 18, 24, 83 Martinez, Greg 83 Martyka, Mike 83 Mazur, Steven 83 Millnick, Michele 84 Miazga, Greg 50, 84 Milosevich, Tom 84 Mirabitur, Fran 24, 84 Misiak. Donna 84 Mistor, David 54. 55. 84 Moody, Lisa 18, 84 Moskal, Mark 84 Muhlstadt, Frank 84 Mylenek, Karen 84 McAtamney, Kristin 83 McCormick, Jennifer 83 McKinney, Bridget 83 McLeod. Boris 84 Nardo, Romeleo 84 Navarro, Steven 84 Niedermeyer, Jodi 84 Nigbor, Larry 84 Ninelist, Denise 84 Norkunas, Karen 24. 41, 43, 50, 84 Novonty, Barb 84 Ohara, Lorraine 18. 84 Olschansky, Ed 50, 84 Orzech, Jeff 84 O'Connell, Anthony 38, 84 Page. Reichard 84 Pagoto, Frank 38, 84 Park, Robert 84 Parks, Rene 38. 84 Paquette. Jeanette 84 Pawlak, Joyce 84 Perrone, Dom 84 Pled rill, Teresa 84 Ploucha, Anthony 85 Polk, Kim 85 Potok, Thomas 38, 40, 50, 85 Powell, Dolores 85 Preass, Charles 47, 85 Regish, Andy 85 Reich, Ron 85 Reinhardt, Charles 85 Robbins, Kevin 85 Robinson, John 85 Roddy, Maureen 85 Rosni, AnneMarie 85 Ross, Renee 85 Roza. Michelle 85 Ryblckl, Jill 85 Sargent, Laura 85 Schaeffer, Mark 85 Shruga, Donna 85 Sinacola, Tim 50. 85 Sisoy, Greg 38. 85 Skowrobek, Henry 85 Skrzynski, David 85 Slomba. Phillip 85 Smith, Jerry 85 Spunar, Matt 85 Stawasz, Steve 38, 40. 50, 85 Sullivan, Fred 85 Suyak, James 85 Swenskowski, Kevin 85 Szczesniak, Barb 85 Sztuka. Yolanda 86 Szymczak, Richard 86 Szymanski, Annette 86, 87 Szymczak, Richard 86 Taylor, Cinda 86 Tessen, Lisa 86 Tremaine. Yvette 18, 86 Urtczeck. Dianne 86 Vella, Anna 86 Voltattorni, Nancy 86, 87 Walters, Jeff 38 Ward. David 86 Warrick, June 86 Walters. Joe 38, 50, 86 Wes ner. Kathy 86 Wieczorek, Kristine 86 Williams. Willie 87 Wisniewski, Joe 50. 87 Wroblewski, Bob 87 Wrone, Joe 87 Wlinderlich, Donielle 87 Zabczynski, Ed 50. 87 Zak. Francis 38. 50, 87 157 Autographs 158 Autographs 159 Stop At the beginning of this school year, the 1982 ARROW seemed an impossible task. Numerous deadlines, that seemed beyond our reach, faced a new Yearbook Staff. To our surprise, we stayed ahead of our first two deadlines thanks to the guidance of our Moderator, Mr. Donald Dixon. I certainly did not realize how important team work would mean to our deadlines. Our theme “signs”, which the staff chose to work with, is very symbolic of our daily lives as students and the restrictions accompanying all of the fun. We felt we could make our layouts funny and different, but relating to school and the lives of the four classes of students. It would certainly be difficult to recall all of those who played a role in helping with the 82 ARROW, but these people, have played a tremendous role: Mr. O’Donnell and Mr. Behn for their support, Walsworth Publishing Co. for bearing with us and helping our book in format and content. Craine’s Studios and Fr. Dave Ross for their photos which came in handy for various layouts. We would also like to thank the businesses, individuals, and parents who supported the Yearbook through Ads and Patrons. As the Senior Class looks back at it’s four years of high school. I'm sure they have had many exciting times and the Yearbook is one way of capturing these memories. Although we will go our separate ways, our unity will forever exist in the 1982 ARROW. Marcia Rid ling. Editor Alicia Kusak Laurie Kuzdzal Bridget Madigan Debbie Marzee Ronald Mlstor John Moore Shelly Marietti Steve Sajewskl Vita Tucker Rose Tucker Anne York Teresa Cser Advisor: Mr. D. Wm. Dixon Editor: Marcia Ridling Business Manager: Diane Karas Staff: Denise Cerini John Duerr Mike Gorskl Jennifer Griffin Cheryl Jewell Diane Karas Liz Krawchuk Photographers: Mr. D. Wm. Dixon Fr. David Koss Mr. T. Behn Andrea Haag Steve Sajewskl ARROW STAFF Photography Studio: Craine’s Studio Publishing Company: Miller and Associates Walsworth Publishing Company 160 J 7