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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

s4vio4ul l at, 22 St, r% Sc£ £ 7265(? £6 cut 0De vi ofi L, T ticA. 42 26 2 s4 SfteciaC ‘Tttn. D m 'Dix a Advisor: Ms. Ellen Renick Staff: Liz Keiffer Kelly Farrell Chris Miruzzi Lisa David Michele Biernat Dave Szymanski Andre Mikulec Mark Cooper John Davanzo Vincent Brighton Carole Wirkus Debbie Anderson Deborah Braxton Kim Filip Connie Orozco Nancy Martin Chris Calhoun 3 4 5 6 8 5. 1. Ms. Renick and Mr. Dixon put their heads together to help students. 2. St. Al’s welcomes new teachers. 3. Ms. Provencher sings a sweet melody. 4. Mr. Kanine tells it like is is. 5. The Wizard Keiffer. 6. Mrs. Gregory dictates, “Put your fingers on home row. 7. Mr. Hudson graces us with his British presence. 12 1. Mr. Teahan enjoys some leisure time. 2. Mr. Ferency exclaims. Can I stop smiling now?” 3. Mr. Guardiola is thrilled once again. 4. Hola Mrs. Stepien!” 5. Mrs. Holley demands. Run. girls, run!” 6. Mr. Dixon sweetly says. Bless your heart. 7. Mr. Behn is caught by surprise. 13 76e tAe Mr. Theodore Behn, B.A.. M.A.ED. Eastern Michigan University U. of M„ Principal St Alphonsus high school is under the direction of Mr. Theodore H. Behn and Mr. James Hudson. These capable men make decisions concerning all aspects of the school community. Mr. Theodore Behn, our principal, is the man who keeps things going. Mr. Behn has attended various colleges, which include Henry Ford Community Col- lege, University of Michigan Dearborn, and Eastern Michigan University. He taught for nine years at many different grade levels in subjects such as History and English. Mr. James Hudson has been the St. Alphonsus assistant Principal for two years. He has taught a variety of subjects as well as grade levels before com- ing to St. Al’s. Mr. Hudson attended Victoria Univer- sity of Manchester in Britain along with the Universi- ty of Michigan. These two men work hard to manage our school business and promote a pleasant academic school environment. Mr. James Hudson, B.A., M.A. Victoria University of Manchester, Padgate College, Vice Principal Mrs. I ouise McGuire Secretary Sr. Mary Willard. O.P. Guidance Mrs. Marilyn Reagan Guidance Everyone at St. Alphonsus high school is ex- tremely grateful to the many people who work to keep this school running. They make unselfish contributions to all areas of our school com- munity. They perform the tedious and often thankless work that makes our school lives a lit- tle easier. We see Mrs. McGuire and Sr. Clare Charles busily organize the business paper work while Sr. Willard and Mrs. Reagan manage the recruitment and college programs. Sr. Norita’s financial expertise is always ap- preciated, and finally. Father Koss gives us great support and terrific slide shows. Without these people, St. Alphonsus could not function. Father David Koss Not Pictured: Sr. Clare Charles. O.P. Sr. Norita Marie. O.P. t pcut Do you want to be a journalist, a newspaper reporter, or even an editor? Well, St. Al’s English Department will give you a basic knowledge and a broad view of the English language and its uses. All of the English classes are unique in that they offer an understanding of our culture and other cultures around us. As a result, the major goal is to create a well-rounded St. Al’s student. The English Department faculty hopes the students of St. Al’s will accomplish what is necessary to master the English language. This fact is justified by Ms. Ciocan with her words of wisdom and Mrs. Bailey’s good criticism. Mr. Dixon has a lot to say, while Mrs. Rieth makes our day. The English teachers want their students to be conscientious and diligent in their work. Mr. Donald Dixon, B.A University of Michigan (Dearborn), English Religion Mrs. Brenda Bailey, B.A. Notre Dame College (Ohio), U. of M. (Dearborn), English Mrs. Mary Beth Rieth. B.A., M.ED. Wayne State, U. of M.. M.S.U., English, Speech Ms. Ruth Ciocan, B.A., M.A.ED. University of Michigan, M.B.I. (Chicago), English Mrs. Mary Thompson, B.A. Michigan State University, English Mr. Scott Bogner, B.S. University of Michigan, Accounting, English Doctors, domestic engineers, nuclear physisists, all of these occupations need a solid business understanding and the Business Department is the department which can help you achieve your goals. The main purpose of the Business Department is to provide you with the skill and ability of seeking a job and keeping it. Special and unique projects are offered to help you benefit from the employability skills you need to know to satisfy your employer’s demands. Shorthand, typing, and accounting give you the entry skills for work. In order to succeed in the business world you have to accomplish employability skills to achieve a financially fulfilling career. The business department works behing the scene to create students to rise to the top of the “Business Ladder.’’ 17 4 'pKMt t ie Pcwt Mrs. Velia Lorelli, B.A., M.A.ED. University of Michigan, History Social Studies offers a broad understanding of the social sciences. This subject deals with our inter-relationships with others. Social Studies offers a four-year program designed to develop skills such as reading com- prehension, geography skills, knowledge of our past, and the ability to function as an informed consumer. Social Studies offers a wide range of subject areas, allowing students to see the past and its influence on the present. World History, Colonial History, Geography, American History, Economy, Government, and Street Law are taught by Mrs. Lorelli, Mr. Thostenson, and Mr. Grywalski through our high school years. Mr. Jon Thostenson, B.A. Henry Ford Community College, E.M.U., Social Studies Mr. Paul Grywalski, B.A. Henry Ford Community College, U of M, History 18 Ms. Edna Rheault, B.A., M.A. Wayne State University, French Mr. Patrick Teahan, B.A. Certificatd’Etudes Francaises Western Michigan University, Universite de Tours, French, Religion t6e t e Have you ever imagined going to far off places such as France or Spain? Well we encourage you to take French or Spanish. This department provides each student with the opportunity to learn a foreign language, not only for personal enrichment, but also to meet the demands of knowing and being able to communicate in other languages. It is the aim of the language department to have each student develop the four skills of reading, writing, understanding and speaking the target language. Our foreign language teachers hope that the students of St. Al’s will use the language of their choice with ease and fluency. Ms. Rheault introduces special projects such as attending French art exhibits. Mrs. Stepien hopes to bring about discipline in learn- ing a foreign language, while Mr. Teahan wants the students to live the language and appreciate its culture. It is possible for the students to achieve these goals with the guidance from our faculty and self determination. Mrs. Marissa Stepien, B.A., M.A. University of Detroit, U of M. Spanish 19 s4C£ s4ctct “Ztfc Mr. Frank Swaney, B.S. M.C.C.C., University of Detroit. Math The Mathematics Department aims to develop in its students the ability to use information and material in- telligently, to guide students toward logical thinking and its applications, to further develop basic fundamental skills, to challenge each student to improve skills and to develop a precision in using the language of Mathematics. The Mathematics courses offered are designed to follow a four-year sequential order, whether in Basic, Regular, or Honors Program. The Mathematics Department also at- tempts to develop an understanding of the roles of Mathematics in the student’s life and to make the student self-sufficient when Mathematics does become a part of their lives. Mr. Kenneth Harrison. B.S.. B.A. Law Michigan State University, Math Mr. Philip Meyette. B.S.. M.A. Central Michigan University, Math Ms. Carolle A. Nunez, B.A. Wayne State University, Math 20 IR.ecU Science is so important to the future of the world. Students need to be aware of not only their own bodies and immediate environment, but also the entire world’s environment and what they can do to improve it. Here at St. Alphonsus, the science department allows the opportunity for the students to achieve this goal. Hands on experiences in the lab rooms makes the learn- ing process different from a regular lecture. Students gather information from various experiments and apply these results to other related projects. The teachers hope the students will have the ability to reason, think through a problem and communicate their ideas. Mrs. Eleanor Jones, B.S., M.Ed. Westhampton College of University of Richmond. Science Mr. Donald Keiffer. B.S., M S. Oberlin College, U of M.. E.M.U., Science Mr. Murlin Varner. B.S. Washington Stale University. Science 21 4Ccae Wct i t e Sfitnit Learning from the past, guiding for the present and planning for the future — this is the three-fold function of the Catholic religion in the world today, and the role played by parochial schools in carrying out this function is an important one. Throughout the four years of high school, religion classes broaden the minds and open the minds and the hearts of St. Alphonsus’ students through courses which show that the history of the Church is the history of man, his successes and his failures. Ap- preciative students put these years to good use; for questioning minds are never discouraged and pro- blems need never go unsolved if one is willing to ac- cept the counseling of a qualified instructor. The students are also given an overall view of the Catholic Church, the sweeping changes being made in its liturgy, and its position on crucial current events. The combination of Mass and prayer brings a feeling of excitement to this important subject. Sister Rose Margaret, O.P., B.A., M.S. Siena Heights. DePauI, U of M. Religion Ms. Lydia Senton, B.A. Madonna College. Religion. Social Studies Mr. Robert Thomson, B.S., M.A. Eastern Michigan, U of M, Religion. Math 22 Mr. Louis Guardiola, Theology. Philosophy Loyola of Chicago, Religion Sister Marie Harold, O.P. Religion 23 76e Sfarfie fo (? wte The Physical Education program at St.Alphonsus stresses the importance of hard work, endurance, game plans and health knowledge. Sports activities are strong here at St. Alphonsus and the knowledge that is passed on to the students enables our teams to be strong. As athletic director Mr. Kanine coordinates all athletic events while providing an organized at- mosphere for the physical education courses. Mr. and Mrs. Holley provide strenuous workouts for a variety of reasons. Body building, endurance and condition- ing all come together to encourage an understanding of our bodies. Along with the physical workouts, game strategy is also taught. Students are exposed to volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, football and aerobics. This program is well rounded and enjoyable. Mr. Gerald Holley, B.S. in Physical Education Central Michigan University. Physical Education. Health Mrs. Tammy Holley, B.S. in Physical Education Central Michigan University, Physical Education, Health. Religion 24 S w et U iy fat Sueny te St. Al’s offers more than just Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. The Arts Program includes Visual Arts, Music, Drafting, Home Economics and Library Science. All of these extra curricular activities provide a chance to experience things outside the classroom. Art, Music and Drafting all require self-discipline and skill. Creativity and imagination are vital and these classes produce great works and performances. Home Economics, as well as the Library, gives in- formation that is vital for today’s living. Child development, bachelor of living and clothing all help as a resource tool. The library also is a resource area. There are more books than you can imagine, which is relief when reports are due. Ms. Ellen Kenick, b.S. in Art Ed. Miami University (Ohio), Art, Yearbook Ms. Catherine Wagner, B.S., M S. Henry Ford C.C., M.S.U., A.S.U.. E.M.U., Home Economics, Religion Mrs. Sylvia Rumor, B.A., M.S.L.S. Wayne State University, Library Science Mr. James Ferency. B.A. in English and Art Wayne State University, Drafting, Creative Writing Ms. Melodie Provencher, B.M.E. Central Michigan University. Band. Choral, Music Appreciation 25 e iiosi Setti i pasiecveM President: Judy Lewandowski Vice President: Liz Keiffer Secretary: Kelly Farrell Treasurer: Robin Olsen Public Relations: Laurie Busemann Member at Large: Julie Pospychala 3 28 1. Thomas Manenti. Jackie McVittie. Pete Mittag. 2. Judy Uwandonski. 3. 4th year French class. 4. Cheryl Smith. Matt Perez. 5. Michael Derus. 6. Child Development Class. 7. Terra Simmons. 8. Michael Garrity. Carrie Day. 9. Senior men. 1 1 % J$ % 41 in 1 m • T 9 29 Annette Mirabitur Student Council Vice-President Jennifer Szkotnicki Student Council President Student (ZouuctC Jane Morandini Student Council Secretary Christine Miruzzi Student Council Treasurer Beth Banas Student Council Public Relations Elizabeth Keiffer Class Vice-President Robin Olsen Class Treasurer Judith Lewandowski Class President Laurie Busemann Class Public Relations Kelly Farrell Class Secretary Julie Pospychala Class Member at Large 31 Lisa Esper Class Delegate T racey Evans Class Delegate Settt i 44 De£e fcite4 Michael Derus Class Delegate Mia Nedd Class Delegate Carole Wirkus Class Delegate David Berriman A Teresa Blackburn James Berger Clarice Beste Claude Bergeron Michele Biernat Kimberly Borg Kathleen Borkowski Lisa Bullington Svetlana Ciric Christopher Calhoun Robert Budzeika William Callahan Yvonne Cole 35 Lisa David Kathy Deighan Mark Cooper Caroline Day Harold Delaney Kimberly Dmochowski Anthony Kastle Nancy Kenny Christopher Kenward Lori Guifoil Stephen Gush Maria Iannucci Gary Januszkowski Angie Herdman Gail Irvin Daniel Kozar Belinda Kramer John Krafchak John Kucans Kimberly Kocsis Julie Krygowski '7 William Kussy Kelly Maldonado Noel McKinney Laura Marzolo Thomas Maneniti Brian Kussy Tina Mercieca Dan Michura Andre Mikulec Rebecca Navarre Cheryl Piotrowski Peter Mittag James Mount Rae Ann Pagoto Matthew Perez r Tracey Trost Thomas Welch Christine Wisniewski William Zaucha 47 Moderator: Miss Ruth Ciocan President: Scott Northup Vice President: Erika White Secretary: Ingrid Butler Treasurer: Mary Pawlik Member-at-Large: Dave Walters Public Relations: Lisa Milewski Abela, Anthony Aiello, Raphael Bala. Luke Barclay, Deborah Barron, Eric Beaudoin, Jesica Belleville. Dawn Berger, Laura Biel, Kenneth Bonelle, Dina Brighton, Vincent Britt, Jimmy Burris, Chris Bushey, Wendy Butler, Ingrid Castillo, Theodore Cizio, Joseph Clark, Rea Lynn Cooley, Elaine Cooper, John 52 Cost, Heather Cote, Pierre Cramblet, John Csizmadia, Barbara Dameron, Matthew Dapoz, Jean Dawson, Scott Dawson, Steven Degrazia, Joseph Deighan, Colleen Desjarlais, Michelle Earley, Andre ia Esquible, Jerry Ewing, Amy Ferguson, Wendy Florence, Denise Frankiewicz, Vance Fyie, Carla Gaida, Brian Gawel, Kelley 53 Gehringer, Marlene Gomy, Laura Go wen, Teresa Gresko, Beverley Guilbault, Mark Gurka, Elaine Haehnel, Dianne Hartlit, Suzanne Hayes, Deborah Henn, Robert Holliday, Angela Jakubiec, Kelly Johnson, Lisa Krukowski, Michele Kent, Matthew Kicinski, Kevin King, Shannon Klick, Janince Khoury, Suzanne Klos, Raymond 54 Kluba, Andrew Knapp. Steve Kozakowski, Kelly Kraj. Roman Laczynski. Paul Laidlaw, Jean Lancendorfer. James Leadbetter, Thomas Ledford. David Lenart. Yvonne Lightner. Julie Linck, Eric Lorelli, David Maclsaac, Valerie MacNeil. Michael Mahone. Charles Malchow, Carherine Manino. Kim Nartinea, Michael McCaffrey, Elizabeth 55 McCarthy. Catherine McLaury. William McMichael. Eric Michalik, Joseph Migiel, Janice Milewski, Lisa Miller, Ron Moran, Michele Morton, Tony Muniz, Joao Muraski, Ted Mylcnek, Paul North up, Scott Novak. Gerald O’Brien, Christine O’Hara, . iroothy Pachoiski, Jeff Pawiik, Mary Payton. K'Onka Peden, Tina Perry. Jennifer Petrovich, Michael Polokowski, Keith Potorien, Lynn Prud'Homme, Danielle Przybylo, Patrick Pytlak, Eric Ptylak, Walter Rachwal, Wendy Ramirez, Gloria 56 Rodriguez, Sandra Rolston, Michael Roscoe, Teresa Rosa, William Senger, Steven Shoudel, Laurie Slomba, Raymond Staples, Kenneth Stepp, Jerry Stokosa, Gary Sullivan, Veronica Szot, Lynn Valatka, Eric Vehoski, Deborah Vella, Edward Walters, David Waynick, Russell White, Erika White, Stacey Williams, Darla Wisniewski, Cecile Wolowicz, Lisa Woo, Lily Wroblewski, Christopher Wydick, Judith Yest, Ed 57 Moderator: Mr. Pat Teahan President: Carla Pagotto Vice President: Bill White Secretary: Donna Aguis Treasurer: Michelle Livernois Public Relations: Nancy Wilkenson Member at Large: Connie Orozco 59 Adamczyk, Kim Agius. Donna Alexnder, Angelo Arellano. Randolph Baker. Julie Banaa. Jon Barnes, Erick Bartoaiewic, Mary Ann Beasley. Ken Bergman, Alan Bilicki. Michelle Bittikofer, Angela Bonnet, Matthew Borg, Dawn Borg, Vince Bowie, Erika Braiton, Deborah Buds, Dean Budzieka, Sheila Bums, Jim Calhoun. Derek Capace, Ann Clark, Felecia Cooper, Dorthy Czimadia, Michelle David, Jennifer Davis, Tiffany Day, Steve 60 Deblois. David Degrazia, Dan Dmuchowski, Cindy Domino, Liaa Droste, Michael Dykas, Joanne Escobedo, Tania Evans, Jason Evola, Frances Evola, Salvatore Exford, Shawn Fahrenkopf, Christopher Fenech, Michael Filip, Kimberly Fisher, Erin Flores, AnnMarie Forster, Angelica Fronczak, Brenda Fulghum, Colette Gadwell, Karen Gaona, Anna Gieske, Anne Glasek, Diane Golchuk, Gary Gomez, Anjanette Gorny, John Gomy, William Guinn, Gregory Gustitus, Michael Hall. Barbra 61 Hamel, Leslie Hamilton, Lance Hamond, Loretta Hartley, Douglas Hayes, Stacey Hodge. Mike Holthus, Jeanine Hryzodub, Rise Jackson, Angela Jankowski, Richard Januszkowski, Ken Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Vonnita Jones, Adrienne Jones. Margaret June, Lillian Kaczor, Colleen Kalski, Jennifer Keith, Lenard Kelly, Tom Kenward, Jeff Kobylarz, Kathy Kokoski, Andrea Kolano, DeAnne Kuwalek, Joe 62 Kwiloa, Anne Larys, Christopher LaVake, Rack Leach, Robert Leadbetter, Daniel Ledford, Annmarie Linck, Cory Livernoia, MicheUe Lotareki, Jeff Lungaro, Sharon Luszczyski, Kim Machon, Dawn Martin, Nancy Martin, ShaJonda Martin, Shannon Matelic, Beth McCarthy, Robert McGill, Robin Miazga, Stevrn Michalik, Tracey Miller. Kevin Miller, Lacina Moore. Tim Moriggi, Giovanni Motts, Michelle Mylenek, Jeff Napora, Deanna Nino. Michelle Nowicki, Paul Orozco, Consuelo 63 Oubre, Marcus Pacteles, Kim Pagotto, Carla Pagoto, Tammy Palmatier, Anthony Pan icc ia, Anthony Pek, Ann Perez, Danielle Perry, Lisa Piertrowski, Sherri Pryzbyla, Steve Riley, Eric Rodgers, Chris Romanchuk, Mark Rosales, Cory Rubacha, Valerie Ruby, Jeff Saad, Suzanne Sanders, Derrick Saputo, Cathy Sawabini, George Schlachter, Martin Schulz, David Shackelford. Maria 64 Sktzypek, David Skuta, Cathy Smith, Edith Smith, Michael Smith, Sean Solano, Gabriel Sonnefeld, Mark Straaaer. Scott Sultana, Sarah Swiderek, Robert Swieboda, Jim Szalony, Jacqueline Szot, Debra Szyndler, James Tessen, Helen Vasquez, Antoinette Vella, Mickel Vitale, Anthony Voden, Charles Washon, Ted White, William Williams, Lana Wilkinson. Nancy Wisniewski, Jennifer Wojnarowski, Corine Woo, Howard Zelanzy, David Zelinski, Barbara Zurawski, Michelle Zyskowski, Joe 65 Moderator — Mr. Paul Grywalski President — Mike Wrobleski Vice President — Jenny Allen Secretary — Kelly Keiffer Treasurer — Sandra Olsen Public Relations — Stephanie Pytlak Member at Large — Maureen Merritt 66 5 1. Cathy Mather. 2. Vicki Nedd. and Klizabeth Reckinger. 3. Ray Crawford and Michelle Kolenda. 4. The Lunch Gang is together again. 5. Kelly Keiffer, Tom Charron. Lisa Ouellete, Stephanie June, and Sandra. 6. The Fabulous Art Crew. 4 67 Abela, Jennifer Adamski, Derek Aldis, Jon Alexander, Starr Allen, Jennifer Anderson, Cynthia Anton, Dawn Aguilina, David Arrendondo, Dina Ayoob, Patrick Bajdo, Teresa Ball, Andrea Barclay, Robert Barnes, Troy Bazzi, Mary Ann Beato, Alicia Bentley. Lazieta Bermudez, John Bern man, Steven Beydoun, Danny Bidwell, Christine Bihun, Bryan Bitonti, Samantha Blanke, Thomas Boguslawski, Stephen Borkowski. David Borkowski. Kristine Bruce, Susan Bruen, Andrew Brzuchowski, Tricia 68 Brays, Joseph Carlson, Joseph Charron, Thomas Chemick, Colleen Cipolla, Daniel Clapp. Daniel Conant. Christopher Constantine, Lepatric Cooper. Dale Cooper. Paul Crawford. Raymond Cybulski, Christine Dascanio, David Debono. Susan Delaney. Patrick Dens more, Kelly Ann Dmuchowski. Tammy Domino, Stacy Douglas. Lynneitta Draus. Michelle Duncan. Kirk Emeigh, Kevin Enriquez, Michael Espinoza. Kenneth 69 Fencyk, Kathleen Ferguson, Jill Ferry, Dawn Finch, Richard Flor, Arkadiusz Fowler, Ann Fyie, Jennifer Gallagher, Patricia Gaona, Delia Gieske, Eric Glab, Jonathon Glahn, Christopher Glaszek, Thomas Golchuk, Michael Gomez, Raquel Grivaki, Pauline Hasiak, Frederick Hawrylak, Bradley Hayes, Michael Hayes, Penny Henn, Michael Herdman, Raymond Hetes, Derek Holoway, Aaron Howard, Johnny Janssen, Jennifer 70 Jasevicius. Joseph Johnson, Shelly June, Stephanie Kalisiewicz, Kenneth Keiffer, Kelly Khalil, James Klocek, Angela Kocsis, Kathy Kolbusz, Brian Kolenda, Michelle Kolenda, Ronald Korody, Steven Kos, Barry Kozakowski, Julie Krajewski, Amy Kramer, Suzanna Kryszko, Barvara Kuczynski. Dana Laczynski, Catherine Lally, Judy Lamparski, Michael Latka, Kimberly Latour, Dawn Lavant. Bryant Lawrence, Justin LeBlanc. Keith 71 Lipinski, Brian Lourie, Lisa Luke. Cynthia Lunsford. Do re Malizia. Raffaele Mann. Rachel Marra. Jacqueline Martin. Carolyn Martinicic, Anita Mather, Kathleen Maynard, Danny McAllister, Larry McDaniel, Jennifer McDonald, Kimberly McKinney, Christine McKinney, Colleen Melton, Gregory Merritt, Maureen Miazga, Brian Mical, Patrick Mikulec, Anton Miruzzi, Elizabeth Mistor, Jacqueline Mitchell. Marchelle Murphy, Scott Murray, Mary Musialowski, Lisa Muszynski, Steven 72 Nance. Trina Nedd, Vicki Northup, Brian Novak. Brad Nowakowski, Lisa Nycz, Lynn Ochoa, Jeffrey Olow, Edith Olsen, Sandra Ouellette, Lisa Pachota, Joe Parker. Margaret Pesina, Tomas Pietrowski, Scott Pietrzyk, Cheryl Pittman, James Porada, Julie Pritchard, Leinette Provo, Michael Przebienda, Dawn Pytlak, Stephanie Rahaman, Lisa Rajnish, Sharon Reckinger. Elizabeth Reich, Jeffrey Robak, Maribeth 73 Rodriguez. Joanne Ryan. Todd Sailing. James Salwa. Robert Sammut, George Samp. Peter Samuil. Christina Saputo. Christine Schwarz, Michael Scillion, Rochelle Shoudel, Jennifer Sielski. Antoinette Simpson, William Sielski, Suzanne Siwiecki. Tracy Slavin, Rebecca Slusarz, Denise Smith. Michael Sohm, Heather Stempien, Loretta Stobbe. Frank Stotridge, Sheila Sullivan, Danny Sullivan, Sheri Sylo, Jacinda Szajewski. Danielle Szalony, Jennifer Szubelak, Kathy Taipalus, Robert Not Pictured: Da vanso, Steve Coleman, Troy Reuter, Greg Taipalus, Margaret Temple, Brian Thomson, Douglas Toal, Matthew Trammell, Steven Turner, Alcaia U’Ren, Jennifer Vanesley, Kathleen Vega. Celia Verville, Joseph Walsh. Stephen Weeg, Robert White. Jennifer White. Shannon Wilkins. William William. D Hart Williams. Jeffrey Wisniewski, David Wrobleski. Michael Wrone. Walter Yanez, Sandra Zagaroli, Robert Zahra, Lisa Zajac, Anna Zalewski, Melissa Zapalski. Andrea 75 1. Father Koss — We’ll miss you! 2. Here’s Luke! 3. “Class of 89’’ 4. Charles Voden toots his horn. 5. It’s the Muscle Men! 6. Mr. Thom son. 7. Jeff Reich concentrates on his music. 8. Dina Bonello and Julie Baker. 9. Dave Schulz goes Roman. 10. Bill Kussy and Russ Pogats lend a helping hand. 11. Chris Conant and Dan Cipolla. 77 wUetict- 80 1. Varsity Cheerleaders and their Mascot: Chris Wisneiski, Tracey Evans, Cheri Andreski, Mary Pawlik, Beverly Gresko, Mia Nedd, Debbie Vehoski, Beth Banas. 2. Coach Bogner and Coach Holley viewing the situation. 3. Jackie Szalony puts it up. 4. Mike Derus strides for the win. 5. Phil Segner gives it his all. 6. Arrows lunge for the ball. 7. Arrows plan the attack. 8. You look Marvelous. 9. Great Arrow offense. 10. Mike Wroblewski, Donna Agius, Dorthy Cooper. 11. Erik Pytlak floats through the air. 12. Pierre and Janice plan strategy. 81 l asi4tUf po t z££ Front Row: Brian Kussy. Jim Vinton. Wayne Ballarin, Keith Kucharc- zyk, Rudy Ramirez. Dave Szymanski. Dennis Regan. Mike Dymkowski, Dan Michura, Dan Abeia. Middle Row: Coach Kanine. Bill Kussy. Jim Britt, Tim Moore. Luke Bala. Rob I each, Bob Henn, Tom I eadbetter, Dave Walters. Tony Abeia. Coach Bernier, Coach Bogner. Back Row: Vince Borg. Dave Schulz. Jon Banas. Rick La Vake. Eric Linck. 82 eaet t ie Coach Tom Bernier, Coach James Kanine, Coach Scott Bogner. 1. Vince Borg, Tim Moore, and Brian Kussy concentrate from the sidelines. 2. Coach Kanine gives Jim Britt last minute instructions. 4. Keith Kucharczyk leaves St. Cle- ment in the mud. 83 Front Row: Dan Michura. Wayne Ballarin, Keith Row: Jim Vinton. Mike Dymkowski, Brian Kussy, Kucharrzyk. Rudy Ramirez. Dave Szymanski. Back Dan Abela. Dennis Reagan. Bill Kussy. 1. Keith clutches the hall for a touchdown. 2. Arrows plan their of- fensive strategy. 3. Keith looks for an opening. 4. Brian Kussy and Tom Leadbetter anxiously await their turn to go in. 5. Wayne Ballarin lunges away from his opponents. 6. Keith spots his receiver. 84 St. Alphonsus Junior Varsity Football St. Alphonsus Opponent 12 U of D 0 6 Lutheran North 13 18 St. Man- Bedford 12 6 Benedictine 14 12 St. Clement 0 0 DePorres 20 12 Cabrini 13 Won: 3 Lost: 4 Front Row: Michael Smith. Tomas Pesina. I anard Keith. Raymond Crawford. Daniel Cipolla, Dan Degrazia. Robert Swiderek. Michael Golchuk. Bill White. Mike Henn. Troy Barnes. Second Row: Coach Holley. Brian Bihun. Robert Zagaroli, Scott Piertrowski. Andy Bruen. Chris Conant. Tom Charron, Kevin Miller. Tom Kelley. Dean Budz. Ran- dy Arellano, Gary Golchuk, Coach Banas. Third Row: Paul Cooper, Dave Wisniewski. Justin I awrence, Sal Evola, Tom Glaszek. David Skrzvpek, Alan Bergman. Rich Jankowski. Pat Delaney. Mike Droste. Dan I eadbet- ter, Howard Woo. Back Row: George Sammaut. Derek Hetes. Steve Przybyla, Steve Miazga. Mark Sonnenfeld. Bob Wilkins. Scott Strasser, Brian Northrup. 85 'ini @1044 (pocuttny First Row: Carla Pogatto, Tracey Sisco, Annmarie Flores, Roscoe, Janice Migiel, Threasea Ortiz, Carol Wirkus, Rea Dorthy Cooper, Threasea Roscoe. Back row: Coach Clark, Donna Agius, Tiffiny Davis. Girl’s Cross Country St. Al’s Opponent 15 St. Mary’s of Redford 50 17 Holy Redeemer 38 23 Cabrini 32 33 Marion 22 22 Riv. Gabriel Richard 33 A — West Champs Regional Runner Ups Won: 4 Lost: 1 86 2 1. Carol gets encouragement from Becky and Tracey. 2. Rea and Theresa lead the pack. 3. And they’re off! 4. Two teammates enjoying a happy moment. 5. Rea and Janice race for the finish line. 6. Ann gives it her all. 7. Coach Hyatt has a chat with the opponent’s coach. 8. With determination Carla crosses the finish line. 5 87 s4-0%Oe t Boys Cross Country St. Al’s Opponent 19 Benedictine 36 18 Waterford O.L. Lakes 45 15 St. Agatha 50 45 O.L. St. Mary’s 15 24 DePorres 32 21 Cabrini S - 33 20 Holy Redeemer 35 Catholic League Division Runner Up A-West Champs Won: 6 Lost: 1 l 2 From Left to Right: Chris Fahrenkoff, Peter Samp, Mike Wrobleski, Derus, Erik Ptylak. Dave Descania. Dave Lorelli, Phil Senger, Peter Sparza, Claude Bergon, Pierre Cote, Mike 88 5 1. Mike and Chris run hard at their meet. 2. Mike Hayes lengthens the lead on his opponent. 3. It’s an honor to wear an Arrows jacket! 4. Dave. Joe, and Mike take time out to stretch. 5. Arrows run- ner. Phil Segner, goes for it all! 6. Sooper Cooper runs for the finish line! 7. Mike tries to lengthen his stride. 8. Claude gives it his all! 9. The team stretches out together. 8 9 Front Row: Coach Mark Klien. Back Row: Annette Mirabitur, Sue Krygowski, Judy Lewandowski, Lisa Milewski, Wendy Bushey. Kelly Khoury, Beth Banas, Liz Keiffer, Carla Fyie, Jean Laidlaw. Julie Farrell. Girl’s Varsity Basketball St. Alphonsus Opponent 51 Lutheran West 20 40 Fordson 42 42 Bishop Foley 39 38 Gabriel Richard 36 57 Holy Redeemer 14 57 St. Agatha 27 60 Benedictine 37 37 Gabrini 41 14 J DePorres 61 28 St. Mary’s of Redford 26 41 A.A. Gabriel Richard 66 69 Holy Redeemer 19 75 St. Agatha 37 49 Benedictine 37 41 Cabrini 42 31 DePorres 80 48 St Mary’s of Redford 34 46 Mt. Carmel 64 Catholic League Playoffs 56 Pontiac Catholic 59 OT District Playoffs 52 Aquinas 41 Won: 12 Lost: 8 90 1. Kelly Farrell jumps for two points. 2. Julie Krygowski strug- gles for the basket. 3. Annette Mirabitur tries to out maneuver her opponent. 4. Julie soars above the crowd. 5. Coach Klein talks over his next plan of attack. 6. Lisa Milewski concentrates to make a free throw. 7. Annette searches for an open girl. 8. Kelly puts up a good effort to make the shot. 7 91 Front Row: Michelle Motts, Andrea Kokoski. Anne Gieske, Michelle Livemois, Moe Merritt, Angie Bittikofer, Mary Julie Baker, Ann Pelc. Jackie Szalony. Back How: Coach Beth Robak. Sue Stevenson. Sarah Sultana. Dawn Machon, Jennifer Fyie, d 92 a e t 6 z e e Front Row: Jenny Allen, Julie Poroda. Jenny White. Kathy Mi9tor, Kelly Keiffer, Tammy Dmuchowski. Colleen Chernick. Szubelak. Katie Laczynski. Back Row: Starr Alexander, Jackie Jennie Szalony. 93 9 Front Row: Rusty Waynick, Mike Gowen, Derrick Sanders, Brian Foe, Chris Wroblewski. Back Row: Coach Mike Christoff, Jim Vinton, Kenny Staples, Nick Przybylo, Coach Jon Thostenson, Mike Dymkowski, Dan Abela, Bill McLaury, Manager Bill Kussy. 1. Kenny jumps for two. 2. Mike Gowen leads his team up the court. 3. “Buzz” and Mike handle the basket- ball with ease. 4. Kenny dodges his opponents. 5. “Buzz” looks for an open man. 6. Mike Gowen shuffles across the floor. 7. “Buzz” and “Beef’ wait for a rebound. 1 94 2 St. Alphonsus Boys’ Varsity Basketball Opponent 44 Fordson 68 61 Shrine 69 51 St. Mary of Redford 52 49 Edsel Ford 47 57 Lutheran West 53 56 Cabrini 48 61 Benedictine 66 60 Holy Redeemer 50 38 DePorres 68 55 St. Mary of Redford 79 61 Cabrini 57 51 Benedictine 73 58 Holy Redeemer 53 44 DePorres 93 39 St. Clemens 66 93 Melvindale 57 95 4 J.V. Basketball: Front Row: .Jeff Ruby, Erick Barnes, Angelo Alexander. Gustitus. Rich Jankowski. Jon Banas. Scott Strasser, Vince Borg. Tom Kelly, Bill White. Mike Hodge. Back Row: Coach Jim Kanine. Mike J.V. Boys Basketball St. Alphonsus Opponent 38 Fordson 40 47 Shrine 52 44 St. Marv's 53 49 Edsel Ford 45 54 Lutheran West 47 40 Cabrini 60 46 Benedictine 65 80 Holy Redeemer 52 50 DePorres 63 38 St. Mary’s 71 41 Cabrini 33 67 Holy Redeemer 32 34 DePorres 69 Won: 5 Lost: 8 96 Boys Freshman Basketball St. Alphonsus Opponent 42 St. Marys 44 34 St. Clement 46 66 Pontiac Catholic 46 57 Cabrini 47 41 Gabriel Richard 43 50 Lutheran West 45 48 DePorres 47 48 Crestwood 44 53 East Catholic 51 44 Benedictine 96 45 Gabriel Richard 47 35 O.L. St. Marys 45 42 St. Marys 66 54 Lutheran West 71 50 St. Clement 49 62 Pontiac Catholic 51 Won: 7 Lost: 9 Freshman Basketball: Front Row: Mike Smith. Ray Crawford. David Justin Lawrence. Pat Delaney. Greg Reuter. Barry Kos, Brian Northrup, Borkowski. Tom Charron, Troy Barnes. Brian Miazga. Dan Cipolla, Mike Kevin Emeigh. Coach Matt Merritt. Henn. Troy Coleman. Back How: Coach Mike Grisdela. Andy Bruen. First Row: Anton Mikulec, Jeff Reich, Doug Thompson, Jim Sailing, Joe Pachota, Doug Hartley. Mike Wroblewski. Second Row: Captain Andre Mikulec. Mark Cooper, Tony Palmatier. Ralph Aiello, Mark Guilbault, Chris Larys, Christopher Fahrenkpf, Dale Cooper. Last Row: Coach Moschetta, Rudy Ramirez. Michael Derus, Jim Tucker. Michael Garrity, Paul Nowicki, Mark Sonnefeld, Charles Voden, Coach Grywalski. 98 Front Row: Kathy Szubelak. Andrea Kokoski. Ann Pelc. Maureen Mer- ritt, Katie Laczynski. Middle Row: Anne Gieske, Sarah Sultana. Annette Mirabitur, Judy I ewandowski, Wendy Bushev. Back Row: Sue Khoury, Lisa Milewski. Coach Dave Sekerak. Jean Laidlaw. Carla Fyie, Coach Beth Fink. Klaine Gurka. Michelle Livernois. Girls Varsity Volleyball St. Alphonsus vs. Benedictine won DePorres won Hoi Redeemer won Cabrini lost S.M. R. won Benedictine won DePorres won Holy Redeemer won Cabrini won S. M. R. won League Record: Won: 9 Lost: 1 H. F. C. C. Tournament: Won: 0 Lost: 3 Tie: 1 Dear-River Tournament: Won: 0 Lost: 1 Tie: 1 Borgess Tournament Won: 0 Lost: 3 Tie: 1 e 6, a A c a a 4 1. Hey Annette. Where's the ball at? 2. Sarah Sultana spikes. 3. The Co-champion team get together to con- gratulate each other on another victory! 4. Anne Gieske sets the ball for Judy Lewandowski. 5. Judy Lewandowski drives for a point. 101 ‘Vo££ey z££ Front Row: Jenny Allen. Jenny Szolany, Maribeth Robak, Kathy Szubelak. Jackie Mister. Back Row: Coach Ellen Renick. Jenny Fyie, Angie Bitterkoffer, Dawn Machon, Katie Laczyn- ski. Muareen Merritt. Andrea Kokoski, Manager Jenny White. Junior Varsity Volleyball St. Alphonsus Opponent 2 Benedictine 0 1 Cabrini 2 2 St. Mary’s of Bedford 0 2 Benedictine 0 2 Cabrini 1 2 St. Mary’s of Redford 0 Won: 11 Lost: 3 102 6 7 1. Pet Mittag throwing for an Arrow victory. 2. Arrows fall upon hard times. 3. Brian looks up to team captain Mike Dymkowski. 4. John Oliverio checks his swing. 5. Michelle Motts drives in the open court. 6. Joe DeGrazia running strong in first position. 7. Anne Gieske running to overtake the lead. 8. Dan Michura stops fora drink. 8 103 Front Row: Coach Holley, Joe Zyskowski. William Zaucha, Patrick Przybylo, Eric Linck, Steve Knapp, Dave Lorelli, Coach Bogner. Middle Row: Dan Gabon, Jerry Novak, David Ledford, Keith Polakowski, Bob Gawlic, Pete Mittag. Back Row: John Oliverio, David Berriman. Rudy Ramirez. Keith Kucharczyk, Dennis Soloden, Claude Bergeron. Varsity Baseball St. Al’s Opponent 3 Dearborn High 9 2 Holy Redeemer 3 5 W Cabrini 6 1 4 8 4 JL De Torres 0 7 0 0 Benedictine 4 %■ 2 Holy Redeemer 0 11 Holy Redeemer 3 4 Cabrini 6 0 Cabrini 12 7 SMR 0 4 SMR 3 7 DePorres 0 2 Benedictine 0 1 BenemdSne 3 City Tournament St. Als 12 FordsonO St. Als2 Divine Child 5 Won: 9 Lost: 7 104 1. Dan Gabon waits for his pitch. 2. Coach Bogher talks with his players. 3. Eric Linck takes a few pitches. 4. Dan Gabon connects. 5. Pete Mittag throws his fast ball. Front Row: Jackie Szalony, Michelle Motts, Kathy McCarthy, Julie Baker, Ann Pelc. Second Row: Lisa Milewski, Cory Linck, Laura Gomy, Sarah Sultana. Third Row: Angie Herdman, Michelle Liver- nois, Lisa Dawson, Judy Lewandowski, Wendy Bushy Back Row: Coach Grywalski, Patty McCarthy. Annette Mirabitur, Elaine Cooley, Erika Bowie. 106 St. Al’s Varsity Softball Opponent 1 St. Agatha 9 2 St. Agatha 16 3 Gabriel Richard 2 6 Gabriel Richard 14 0 Cabrini 10 14 DeJ’orres 7 10 DePorres 8 17 Holy Redeemer 4 1 Benedictine 0 3 Benedictine 0 8 Holy Redeemer 5 0 Cabrini 3 7 Cherry Hill 2 5 Mevindale 1 3 Melvindale 0 St. Al’s 11 Tournament Truman 10 St. Al’s 10 Melvindale 9 St. Al’sO City Tournament Dbn. High 3 0 Catholic League Playoffs O.L.L. Waterford 11 14 Hamtramck 2 4 Borgess 5 9 Borgess 8 5 107 X. Girls are still hot on a cold day. 2. Wendy Bushey waits for the homerun pitch. 3. Cory Linck delivers the third strike ball. 4. Lisa Milewski winds up for a power hit. 5. Jackie Szalony keeps her eye on the ball. Front Row: Bill White, Joe Carlson, Chris Conant, Dan Cipolla. Dave Aquilina. Middle Row: Pat Delaney, Randy Arellano, Mike Lamparski, Rob Zagardi, Ken Januszkowski, Joe Bryzs. Back Row: Dan Clapp, Steve Berriman. Steve Korday, Kevin Emeigh, Dan Sullivan, Coach Maci. 108 0.V. Saft M Front How: Trina Nance, Denise Slusarz. Andrea Kokoski, Ann Marie Ledford, Debbie Szot, Dawn Machon, Mary Beth Robak. Back Row: Coach Georgeann Howell. Colleen Cher- nick, Kathy Kocsis, Lisa Musialowski, Katie Laczynski, Maureen Merritt, Jenny White, Julie Porada, Jenny Allen, Kelly Miazga. 2 3 109 1. Julie warms up. 2. The catcher stops a run. 3. The catcher is ready for the ball. 1st Row: Kelly Farrell, Janice Migel, Tracey Francis, Jane Morandini, Anne Gieske, Treasea Roscoe. 2nd Row: Rea Clark, Sue Khoury, Liz Keiffer, Jean Laidlaw, Carla Fyie, Carole Wirkus, Helen Tessen, Beth Banas. 3rd Row: Starr Alexnadr, Jackie Mistor, Angie Bittikofer, Kelly Keiffer, Kelly Densmore, Kathy Skuto, Margret Jones, Carla Pogatto. 4th Row: Coach Ferency, Nancy Wilkinson, Dorthy Cooper. Donna Agius, Kathy Szubelak, Barb Kryszko, Anne Kwilos, Liz McCaffrey, Ann Marie Flores. 1 1. Jane Morandini throws the discus. 2. Ann Marie Flores comes to the finish. 3. Anne Kwilos hands off to Carla Pagotto. 4. Rea Lynn Clark comes in for a win. 5. Nancy Wilkinson jumps her highest to clear the bar. 6. Jean l aidlaw clears the bar by a mile. 110 ‘SfHf i l a'uUty Front Row: Scott Strasser, Dan Michura, Wayne Ballarin, Dennis Regan, Dave Szymanski, Peter Szpara. Brian Kussy, Jeff Bonczkiewicz. Matt Toal. Michael Wroblewski. Middle Row: Douglas Hartley, Salvatore Evola, Derek Calhoun, Dan DeGrazia, Joe DeGrazia, Dave Walters. Tom Leadbetter, Dan Leadbetter, Ray Slomba, Mike Gustitus, Howard Woo, Chris Fahrenkopf, Doug Thomson. Derek Hetes, Jim Szyndler. Back Row: Coach Kanine. Anton Mikulec, Chris Larys, Pete Samp, Mike Hayes, Steve Miazga, Jon Banas. Gregory Guinn, Dave Schulz, Vance Frankiewicz, Joao Munez, Rob Leach. Angelo Alexander, Eric Riley, Marcus Oubre, Coach Banas. 112 6 1. Angelo flies over the hurdles to an easy victory’. 2. “C’mon ya guys let’s win at least one race” 3. Mike Hayes finds himself alone. 4. “I want to run the next race “no!” 5. “Hey Bro where did it go?” 6. What a handoff. 113 l cvi4iUf (26een£ecuten 114 Front Row: Barb Hall, I eslie Hamel. Kim Wilkinson. Anne Kwilos, Consuelo Orozco. Adamczyk, Lisa Domino. Second Row: Nancy 7 % e e e 6 e at % a Front Row: Lisa Zahra. Stephanie Pytlak. Heather Elizabith Reckinger, Beth Murray. Lisa Nowakowski. Sohm. Second Row: Julie Kozakowski. Andrea Carolyn Martin. Zapalski. Lisa Musialowski. Third Row: Rachel Mann. 115 117 Studeat (2 uuciC Jane Morandini, Annette Mirabitur, Jennifer Woo. Szkotnicki. Beth Banas. Christine Miruzzi, Lily The St. Alphonsus Student Council serves the student body with a great deal of leadership and commitment. These elected students organize and carry out a variety of school activities such as the Pride committee. Students Against Drunk Driving and Mardi Gras. The Council also has the responsibility of keeping the stu- dent body informed about upcom- ing activities. As moderator, Mr. Swaney advises this group on how to achieve their goals with success. 118 'Tfatiovuii r?W MP Society Front Row: Lisa Dawson, Jeanette Zelany, Julie Pospychala, Jane Morandini, Katherine Sisco. Middle Row: Moderator Donald Dixon. Dan Michura, Judy Samp, Jennifer Szkotniki, Darrel Donakowski. Back Row: Rene Smith, Lisa Esper, Lisa David. Annette Mirabitur. The National Honor Society is a prestige organization for students who display academic excellence and service to the school. The National Honor Society members are active in student government, athletics, and the arts which enable them to be responsible leaders of the school. This organization raises money for scholarships through a variety of fund raisers, which are fun and profitable. St. Alphonsus is proud of these young men and women. Advisor: Mr. Donald Dixon Not Pictured: Judith Lewadowski, Christine Miruz- zi, Tracy Sisco. Paul Mylenek. Laura Berger, Deborah Vehoski, Scott Nor- Pitlak, James I ancedoffer. Elaine Gurka, thup, Jean taidlaw. Sandra Rodriguez. David Lorelli. Teresa Roscoe, Valirie Macisaac. Erik 119 Front Row: Cheryl Swiderek, Terra Simmons. Lily Woo. Middle Row: Julie Krygowski. Kelly Farrell. Editor Carole Wirkus, Assistant Editor Teresa Roscoe, Nancy Wilkinson. Anne Kwilos. Back Row: Mike Wrobleski, Jeff Kenward. Greg Guinn. THEMX0W eFUEBr St. Alpbongo� H.S. October, 1985 wol. 1 no. 1 HOMECOMING 7? kat JntlSer k V- • : (M)( %� te Ism taring � -• • iU ■ '! ' � � N( f i� I jflflM r « • . O Friday, 5•� N• Jr� , l fc •r � +n in4 (Ml • tod -on� Ut '(• •• ( «trtoltw, ' j ' watoNki, Mi CWliSM Xtpwail. +-T 'Otor- •� • 1« MSI � n( • :• Mn� to fc r 1 rr.r. i' ter ftrli r� a kit icttoM • � . � it-r; '. ip -. •••, but all In t . . •' i«r¥� ‘U -nc-r tot h Ktt ;pon t M. V� an all proud of Ux, � 71 ?o� r Marian and Frth Pj«Ul • aaafaoinr � tU ratara tail. Alykana� � � UtJtor U aad I?. t� .la Mr, «• • 111 raralx tea afpor'aMly la a • not or.l ana, Mat U.raa -«aitli «• « � . rifai, tol� laga and :irla fnaa Mirj ■ran atU run ta lha Storkon Ctt teat, talar, lha football tana liU rlaah aim •to x «rltw Cnaadara. frlda tkr 11U� , klaka off Ji|« In .Itt a ■••• at it. Al'a Oxrrt. at efymVelely «15f.� . TVa •• � 111 to -rlaara'x fcy u� SpirtDlraaiar, Ft. roaa, who alll alao pmnl i:Um Uni wit utot at ito nrl� a no� t tuildtn altaa. ftor lha Ftoaa, U4 traditional pap rail� and bonfire � 111 U kali at ilmlork Fork by tha ;haar'.« dara and tf« football taaa. After •ha’, all aro Invited hack t« lha aahkkJ aafaterla for 'ldar and donut , � hl« i � 111 to pro� 1 dad by Ova llidnt l toortl, • .-da � :r fh4, ’(x Croat Country t«aaa «ill eoapata at ford Ftald � lth Un rop«a of rapturlac ika Oaartore City � � -vicrf k If. All aro l««,ted ta ahte for •� « tve r� l0itR( A«k aa� . ctorja. da, • r . •: tetter or IK fraalaa .' It. Dyr.oaaa, «’-.ould tte at tte Tarro and ptto ray, j .-m, n ta a no� day 11 ka cm Ida rad for ttoa ranrt, or ooo •' -jr. eontf-r Parada, Inrljri'.r our ■ .ool •and, clraa float , tart, and of e iraa, •hr •-«� ', bar eour’ aid honor r + rA, � 111 ♦fir at It}'' p.a. 71a parhto proraada don Irhaafar, fro� achooi, to Xaali it, and y ta Pordaon Flo li for Ma aaa, . r • ♦' STAFF: ioott � or anp Tor. Hortor. Chary 1 Kldarok ink Fytlak Jaff Faanard Judy La� ardo� abl An� v� Kalloo Rally Farr ll Sana tfllklnaon Illy doo Barky Savarro lra ory Culm Ka'fcy VanEalay Julia Krypowakl Bill Mclaury The 1985-1986 St. Alphonsus Newspaper staff has spent many hours compiling and editing school information for their monthly editions. School activities, sports events, teacher editorials and personal messages are gathered to in- form the student body. Under the direction of Ms. Melodie Provencher, this group of young journalists produces an in- teresting and informative newspaper. Editor, Carole Wirkus has managed to keep things moving with some successful out- come for the enjoyment of all. 120 JSrTCf: «rola Wlrkua ASdOTAK: Taraaa Paacoa Front Row: Nancy Martin, Liz Keiffer, Michele Hiernat, Lisa David. Middle Row: Debbie Brax ton, Kim Filip, Consuelo Orozco, Kelly Farrell, Carole Wirkus, Jon Davanso. Back Row: Andre Mikulec, Debbie Anderson, Chris Mirruzi, David Szymanski, Vince Brighton, Chris Calhoun. Not Pictured: Mark Cooper. The St. Alphonsus Yearbook staff works diligently throughout the year to produce a yearbook filled with memories of the year’s past events. Under the supervision of Ms. Ellen Renick, these students learn to develop skills in layout, design, photography, writing and editing, with deadlines always around the corner, the staff must always be working and organizing the various activities and photographs. A yearbook encompasses a year of fun, laughs, wins and friends. We hope you will treasure it. Advisor: Ms. Renick 121 ct4i(te44- '20ofi£ti @Cct Front Row: Christine Reynolds. Back Row: Maldonado. Andrea Kokoski, Cheryl Smith. Anne Mrs. Gregory, Pat Engler, Dawn Machon, Kelly Gieske. St. Alphonsus chapter of BOEC (Business and Office Education Club) has successful- ly had a variety of activities this year. They continue to serve lunch needs by selling pizza, of- ficers have attended a Profes- sional Development Conference, members sell pocket calendars and practice for the regional skill competition. If you are tak- ing a business course and have plans to work in the business world, BOEC membership will help you develop your skills and your leadership potential and poise. Businessmen value BOEC membership when they consider applications for job vacancies. The various fund raisers that BOEC sponsors help to send student regional winners to the state competition in the Spring of the year at the Detroit Westin Hotel. The International Club is composed of students interested in expanding their knowledge of various foreign cultures. The club’s active membership spon- sors a number of bake sales and regularly plans trips to the Detroit Institute of Arts, ethnic restaurants, International In- stitute of Detroit and other events of foreign cultures. The advisor, Patrick Teahan, en- courages students to broaden their horizons through the great variety of ethnic events that Metropolitan Detroit offers. Officers: President: Terra Simmons Vice President: Tracy Sisco Secretary: Felicia Clark Public Relations: Beverly Gresko Front Row: Terra Simmons, Alexandra Fauz, Jennifer Perry, Felecia Clark. Middle Row: I.ily Woo, Loretta Hammond, Nancy Wilkinson. Deborah Braxton. Ingrid Butler, Tracy Sisco, Col- ette Fulghum. Back Row: Gregory Guinn, Ted Muraski. Shalonda Martin, Christine Reynolds, Elaine Gurka, Cheryl Smith. Mr. Teahan. 122 St. Alphonsus prides itself on the entertain- ment performances of the band and cheerleaders. Along with these talented groups The Flag Corps also provides entertaining per- formances. These young ladies practice diligent- ly throughout the year for Pep Rallies, basket- ball games. Homecoming and Memorial Day. Coach Ms. Carol Nunez provides new routines and movements for the group. Both flag and pom-pom routines demand a great deal, of prac- tice and coordination which these girls appear to demonstrate successfully. Caroline Day. Carolyn Brinsden. Jodie Slumpff. Nancy Kenny. Terra Simmons Front Row: Carol Wirkus. Tracey Evans. Terra Simmons. Christine Reynold. Mike Derus. Middle Row: Barb Zelinski. Consuelo Orozco. Ann Kwilos. Cheryl Smith. Col- leen McKinney. Lisa Lourie. Back Row: Bill White. Kelley Densmore. Erik Pytlak. 123 ‘TfCtxett 7rie icC Kneeling: Matt Perez, Dan Kozar. Second Row: Terra Simmons. Jodie Slumpff, Erika White, Ann Fowler Back Row: Lance Hamilton, Jeff Kenward, Jim Lancendoffer, Scott Northup. Mixed trends is a group of select singers who rehearse an average of two to three days per week. Auditions were held the previous year with strict guidelines. Ms. Melodie Pro- vencher works to encompass a variety of musical selections such tunes and ballads. These dedicated young women and men give their time and effort to come together as a group and perform at school masses, Ring day, National Honor Society Induction, Stu- dent Council Induction, Honors Night, and concerts. Even though this hectic schedule is somewhat tiring, they always seem to sing bright, cheerfully and professionally. Ms. Provencher 124 ‘70til4iC The St. Alphonsus School Band, under the direction of Ms. Melodie Pro- vencher uses class time as well as after school to provide music selections for a variety of activities. They perform at pep rallies and concerts as well as march in the Homecoming and Memorial Day parades. Many types of musical selec- tions are performed which demands a great deal of practice and flexibility. Working as a group, these young musi- cians need to play their own part as well as listen to those around them. All in all it takes much patience and endurance. St. Alphonsus is privileged to have two choir groups, concert and beginning. These two groups, under the direction of Mrs. Melodie Provencher, practice dur- ing school hours. They learn a variety of musical selections to be performed at concerts throughout the year. The Christmas concert encompassed songs for the holidays as well as oldies but goodies. Many students also have the opportunity to perform solo singing selections. These groups have talent, stage presence and provide a great height of entertainment. Front Row: Robert Weeg, Matt Dameron. Brian Temple. Dale Cooper. Christopher Glahn. Middle Row: Steven Day. Kathy Van Ksley, Marchelle Mitchell. Tina Mercieca, Brad Novak. Back Row: Kim McDonald. Jennifer McDavid, Tom Charron. Kelly Keif- fer, Cheryl Smith. Ann Fowler. Front Row: loanee Hamilton. Jennifer Kozar. Mike Rolston, Jim Berger. Greg David. Carla Pogatto, Andre Mikulec. Back Melton. Row: Mike Schwarz, Harold Delany, Dan Front Row: Patricia McCarthy. Cathy Kent. Cathy Skuta. Not Pictured: Kenny Malchow, Ana Gaona. Back Row: Matt Staples. 125 The St. Alphonsus girl’s Var- sity club consists of young women athletes who are members of varsity and junior varsity teams. This group earns money through various fund raisers. The money helps to sup- ply the athletic department with equipment such as lockers and sweat suits. The primary pur- pose of this organization is to promote women’s athletics which has proven to be suc- cessful thorughout the years. G.V.C. Officers: Lisa Milewski, Liz Keiffer, Julie Krygowski. Kelly Farrell, Elaine Gurka. Senior Members: Front Row: Jane Moran- Wirkus. Back Row: Julie Krygowski. An- dini, Judy Lewandowski, Liz Keiffer. Carole nette Mirabitur. Kelly Farrell. 126 Freshman Members: Front Row: Marybeth Robak. Jackie Mistor. Middle Row: Jenny White. Katie Laczynski. Kathy Szubelak. Back Row: Jenny Allen, Jenny Fyie, Jenny Szalony. Sophomore Members: Front Row: Kim Adamczvk, Jackie Szalony. Andrea Kokoski, Cory Linck. Michelle Livemois. Erika Bowie. Lisa Domino. Middle Row: Angie Bittikofer. Dawn Machon, Sarah Sultana. Anne Gieske, Carla Pagotto, Annmarie Flores. Back Row: Anne Kwilos, Ann Pelc, Donna Agius, Dorothy Cooper. 127 tctcvcUea 1 1. Father Dave blesses the Seniors. 2. Seniors celebrate. 3. Senior officers and delegates bring up the gifts. 4. Mia. Terra and Carole enjoy their ring day breakfast. 5. Robin Olsen being invested as a Senior officer. 6. Senior Presi- dent, Judy Lewondowski greets us at Ring Day Mass. 7. Lisa and Dave are the epitomes of dignity on Ring Day. 8. Kelly and Julie smile for the camera at the Senior breakfast. t ?ZS 130 131 wtec wU iy 1. Kelly and Nancy watch the Arrows score. 2. Liz walking into church. 3. Tracey and Chris congratulate each other. 4. Keith and Dan call a time out. 5. Rudy runs the ball up the middle. 6. Coach Kanine observes his players. 7. Keith pitches the ball back. 132 Rich with color, heavy with anticipation, and laden with excitement, the 1985 Homecoming reached unsurpassed heights in beauty and splendor. It all began with hope that the Arrows would have a victory, and hope that the pouring rain would stop. The parade started at one o’clock with great looking floats and beautiful girls riding down Schaefer Avenue, with the girls hiding from the rain under umbrellas. Meanwhile, at Fordson field, an en- thusiastic crowd of Arrow fans filled the field to watch our Varsity team play. Arrow gridmen battled and splattered in the mud. Even though their hard-pushing drives were stopped by St. Clements the Arrow fans never gave up. Led by soaked cheerleaders, the crowd encouraged their team till the last second of play. Although the rain stopped, St. Clements didn’t, and even if we lost the game, this year’s Homecoming was by far the best that anyone had ever seen. In this fabulous setting of decorations and excitement, Queen Elizabeth Keiffer reigned regally over the festivities. Attend- ing the Queen were the four members of the court: Tracey Evans, Judy Lewan- dowski, Annette Mirabitur and Chris Miruzzi. 133 'ZOitutcn; fjtuti i Sophomores add final touches to their float. The Freshman float shows plans of Canning the Crusaders. The Junior Float was the winner of the Homecom- ing 1985. s4%ti4tic 'PamtCe 134 Ocn 'Piute 3 1. Queen Elizabeth Keiffer receives a gift from the band. 2. Judy Lewandowski receives a rose from the mayor. 3. With great excite- ment Carol Frison swings her flag around. Fast homecoming queens Mary Beth Dykowski and Elizabeth Mirabitur smile for the camera with Homecoming Queen 1985 Elizabeth Keiffer. tuwt R TRetttettttfet '' Mardi Gras began in the last week of January with the theme “Rock ana Roll Remember. Throughout the next two weeks students and faculty both got enthusiastically involved in raising money for the missions. All the ac- tivities led to the traditional Mardi Gras carnival and dance on February 11 th. The long awaited results of class competition were finally announced. In 4th place were the Sophomores, represented by King and Queen Jeff Ruby and tana Williams. Followed in third place were the Freshmen Julie Porada and Mike Wroblewski. The hard working Juniors ranks second and sent Jean taidlaw and Paul Laczynski to the stage. The Seniors, who raised over $. 1000 in their Class competition, sent Tracey Evans and Harold Delaney to the stage to receive their honors as King and Queen of Mardi Gras 1986. Con gratulations are in order to all who participated in the Mardi Gras activities. 3 1. Chris Potok rocks. 2. Beth Banas and Becky Navarre have a sit in. 3. Claude Bergeron, the limbo king! 4. Is that Buddy Holly? 136 ‘TfC icU 1. Carol Wirkus and Rudy Ramirez. 2. Freshman. Tom Charron. tries his luck at Mardi Gras. 3. Hey. Bill, I thought your underwear belongs on the inside!? 4. WHATA WOMAN! Set in Indian territory at the turn of the century, the musical. “Oklahoma!, concerns the rivalary of Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Jud, a hired hand, for the love of pretty young Laurey Williams, the niece of Aunt Eller. Laurey won’t admit how crazy she is about Curly, and he won’t express his true feelings for her. When he invites her to the box social, Laurey claims that he cannot escort her in style, and she refuses to believe that he rented a classy rig for the occasion. Ado Annie is having an even more difficult time trying to decide whether to marry Will Parker, or the peddler man, Ali Hakin. Judge Carnes takes aim at Ali for practicing proposing” to his daughter and is all for enforcing a marriage with Ali by way of a shotgun. During the festivities Laurey finally confesses her love for Curly and agrees to marry him. Ado Annie decides in favor of W’ill and they set the date. In the final scene after the wedding of Laurey and Curly, Jud at- tacks Curly with a knife and in the struggle falls on it. killing himself. The sheriff wants to take Curly into town for a trial, but in- stead of jailing Curly on his wedding night. Judge Carnes decides to hold court right then and there. The immediate verdict is not guil- ty. Curly and Laurey drive off on their honeymoon in the surrey ‘ with the fringe on top. ________________________________________ 1. The chorus sings “Oklahoma. 2. Raphael and Jodie after the wedding. 3. Raphael and Lisa in the opening scene of Oklahoma. 4. Raphael and Lance in the smokehouse. 5. Matthew Perez and Gregory Guinn as An- drew Carnes and Ike Skidmere. 6. Chris Kenward and Cathy Malchow decide to get married. 138 76e ‘PCtUfew Aunt Eller — Lisa Milewski Directed by: Ms. Melodie J. Provencher Mrs. Brenda Bailey Ali Hakim — Scott Northrup Curly — Raphael Aiello Andrew Carnes — Matthew Perez Laurey — Gloria Ramirez Gertie Cummings — Terra Simmons Will Parker — Chris Kenward Cord Elam — Timothy O’Hara Jud Fry — Lance Hamilton Ike Skidmore — Gregory Guinn Ado Annie — Catherine Malchow Dream Curly — James Lancendorfer Dream Laurey — Amy Ewing Director of Stage Design: Ms. Ellen Renick 139 '7tcy6t fvo6 Prom night. A night to remember. The Italian American hall came to life as the St. Alphonsus seniors celebrated the ending of four years of hard work. The evening was aglow with beautiful gowns, sophisticated tux- edos and numerous smiles. Dinner and danc- ing entertained the festive group as they came together for a final night of merriment. “The best is yet to come” becomes a fitting motto as the class of 1986 begins the final count- down to their graduation. Needless to say, prom was a success with many memories to cherish. 4 3 140 1. Terra, Gayle, and Mia pose with their dates. 2. Buzz asks Pat to dance. 3. Cheryl and her date, Kathy and Chuck. 4. Carole and her date dance the night away. 5. Claude takes it off. 6. Smile Tom and Nancy! 7. Men of the Prom. 8. Chris looks dapper tonight. 9. Annette hangs on to her boyfriend. 141 June 1, 1986 at St. Alphonsus church, the seniors of St. Alphonsus High School par- ticipated in their final ceremony. The 1986 graduation exercises were filled with excited seniors, song, meditation and proud parents. Father Ron Essman verbalized the thoughts of all the graduates, “I made it.” A better way to express the excitement would be difficult to express. To all, the feeling was one of ac- complishment. With memories behind them, the future holds many more possibilities. 142 0 CAMEO BRIDAL SHOP BRIDAL SHOP 'Pafa t4 To all the International Party Animals that went to Spain: Remember the Sangrias, Bull Burgers, Don Paco Hotels and all the nights we spent there Sangria. Lisa and Kim, Thanks for being such Good friends. Love Y.B.F.A. Nancy W. Crunch! Another one bites the dust! Maybe when you finish emit you’ll understand. Good-Bye Officer Perez. Hope to see ya next year Cynthia! I owe you one Jeff (Tas.). Steve “Atomic Waste” Davanso. Dear “Punkey-Doodle” May your remaining years at St. Al’s be something to remember forever. Good Luck! Love Your Family Becky, Cheryl, Debbie, and Julie: Thanks for all the Great memories! Remember that I Love Ya Guys!! Luv Kelly To L. K., J. L„ J. S., J. K„ B. N., C. S., K. F., R. 0., L. B., C. W., M. G., J. M., A. M., You guys are the greatest! Miss ya already! B. R. W., Thank you for being my best friend! Love Ya! Dennis, I am so happy we got to be great friends this year, without you I don’t know what I’d do. Love Chris. S(£ue% 'PafawtA To the best of friends. Lease, Kimmy, Gizmo, Smiles, Shrimp and Shorty (cuddles). Class of 87 rules! Junior Lunch Table. Phil, keep your hopes up and don’t get discouraged. Do your best because we love you! With love, Mom, Pop, Steve and Tony. To the Seniors: Old friends, memory brushes the same years. Silently shar- ing the same fear... Mr. Swaney To my “Big Sister” Beth, Congratulations and good luck in the future!! Love your “little sister” Maribeth. Best wishes from Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kumor Robert B. MacDonald (school social worker) Carole — Thanks for making my Senior year my most memorable year. I’ll always remember 7-11 slurpees, 99 t singles, swisher sweets. Rodney, Echo and The Bunnrymen, Fr. Chocolate Mousse, Busboy, Bill, Mozzarella sticks, Levegood Park and Pee Wee Herman. But wait, think about it! The Granada. I Love Ya. 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Migiel Tessen, Farrell Liz Keiffer Tea sen. Khoury, Banas Liz Keiffer Beth Banas Janice Migiel Farrell, Roscoe, Banas tfatwzi 7vuCe. Faculty.................................... 10-25 Student Council Members................... 30 Senior Officers........................... 31 Seniors................................... 32-49 Junior Officers........................... 50 Juniors................................... 50-57 Sophomore Officers........................ 58 Sophomores................................ 59-65 Freshman Officers......................... 66 Freshman.................................. 67-75 Athletics: Varsity Football............ 82-84 J.V. Football.............. 85 Girls’ Cross Country....... 86-87 Boys’ Cross Country........ 88-89 Girls’ Varsity Basketball.... 90-91 Girls’ J.V. Basketball..... 92 Boys’Varsity Basketball.... 94-95 Boys’ J.V. Basketball...... 96 Boys’ Freshman Basketball. . 97 Swimming................... 98-99 Varsity Volleyball.........100-101 J.V. Volleyball............102 Varsity Baseball...........104-105 J.V. Baseball..............108 Varsity Softball...........106-107 J.V. Softball.............109 Girl’sTrack................110-111 Boy’sTrack.................112-113 Cheerleading...............114-115 Organizations: Student Council...........118 National Honor Society....119 Newspaper.................120 Yearbook...................121 BOEC......................122 International Club........122 Flag Corps.................123 Spirit Club...............123 Mixed Trends...............124 Band......................125 Choir.....................125 Girls’Varsity Club.........126-127 Activities: Ring Day...................131 Homecoming.................132-135 Mardi Gras.................136-137 “Oklahoma”.................138-140 Prom......................141 Graduation.................142-143 Patrons...................................146-147 Business Ads..............................148-165 Bailey. Brenda Behn, Theodore H..... Bogner, Scott........ Ciocan, Ruth DeSantis, Joanne Dixon, Donald........ Ferency, James Gregory, Roseann Grywalski, Paul Guardiola. Louis Harrison, Kenneth Harold, Sister Marie Holley. Gerald Holley, Tammy Hudson. James D...... Jones, Elenor Kanine. James Keiffer, Donald Koss, Reverend David Kumor, Sylvia 21 16 13-14 17.81,82,83, 104 16 . 17 12.13, 16,119 . 13,25,110, 111 . 17.122 18.98, 106 . 13, 23 . 20 15, 23 24,81,104 . 13, 24 . 12,14 I 12, 24,82,83,96,112,132 . 12,21 15,17, 130 25 Lorelli, Velia Margaret, Sister Rose Marie. Sister Norita McGuire, Louise Meyette. Philip Nunez. Carole Provencher, Melodie Reagan, Marilyn Reitn, Mary Beth Renick. Ellen...... Rheault, Edna...... Senton, Lydia...... Stepien, Marissa Swaney, Frank Teahan. Patrick Thompson, Mary Thomson, Robert---- Thostenson, Jon.... Varner. Murlin..... Wagner. 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