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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

1988 STUDENT YEARBOOK VOLUME 24 SAINT ALPHONSUS HIGH SCHOOL 7265 CALHOUN DEARBORN, MI ST. AL’S STUDENTS IN PURSUIT OF A DREAM ... We’ll find a time to think, a time to dream, and a time to be. In this time, we face authority and fear as one; we expererience tragedies and grow; and we believe in friendship and find strength. With this knowledge and strength, each one of us seeks visions to follow, while others stand confidently alone. 4 — Sree Nallamothu. 6 1.Sophomores in History class. 2.Hayan Charara raising money for Mardi Gras S.Carla Pagatto, Jon Banas and Tony Vitalii in Marriage class 4.Justine Lawemce, Brian Kolbusz and Derek Hedes discuss History 5.Seniors on Ring Day 6.Sophomores in Typing class 7.Sophomore lockers 5 SPECIAL FRIENDS MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE ... A brief moment, a pause in time — Familiar faces, forgotten names. A smile passes full of uncertainty as we prepare for A future outside ... How big a role does chance play? — Sree Nallamoth 6 1.Michelle Kolenda and Hope Stigall 2 Jennifer Fyie and Jon Banas 3.Beth Murray and Brenda Fronczak 4. Erin Fisher and Shelia Budzeika 5 Jeff Pindzia and friends 6.1jeslie Hamel, I«ana Williams and Sue Saad 7.Lisa Cruz and Gina Fundaro 8.Tim Moore and Joe Zykowski 9 Jennifer U’ren and Heather Sohm 10.Stephanie Pytlak, Kelly Kieffer and Liz Miruzzi. 10 7 I. Dave Schulz at float. 2.Lisa Nowakowski. Lisa Mu- sialowski and Stephanie Pytlak enjoy a rest 3.The Junior Float in the Parade. 4.Scott Roswood showing his school spirit. 5.Howard Woo should you be doing that? 6.Final touch-ups on the Senior float 7.Chris Larys working hard at float. 8.Should Mrs. Holley be helping Kelly Kieffer? 9.The Senior float in the pa- rade. 10. Mayor Guido With our Cheerleaders. II. Sophomore float. 12. Junior float. 13. The head of the parade. 14.Freshmen float. SENIOR DANCE THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 1.Carla Pagatto soon after being named queen 2.The Honor Guard 3.Carla and her court on their float. 4. Anne Kwilos and Michelle Livemois. 5.Anne Gieske and Connie Orozco. 6.Donna Agius and Annmarie Flores. 8.Juniors awaiting the start of the parade 9.Mr. Maci wonders exectly what it is. lO.The Freshmen. Junior and Sophomore Floats. 11.Ms. Nunez with the Senior float. 12.The Junior Float on Parade. 11 4 l.Greg Guinn orchistrates the parade. 2.The Senior float. 3.The Junior float. 4.The sophomore float. 5.The freshmen float. i � 1 i i IT J I Util 11 wwri 11 . ii ii ii THE HOMECOMING DANCE “CAMELOT” THE FACULTY HELPING US PURSUE OUR DREAMS I. Mrs Starr explains math. 2.Mr. Fundaro counsels 3.Mrs. Labafinajad explains french. 4.Mr. Johnson experimenting. 5.Mrs. Budd helps a student understand Spanish. 6.Ms. DeSantis in typing class. 7.Mr. Holley In the weight room. 8.Mrs. Topeler helps a student sew 9.Ms. Hheault in French class. lO.Ms. May Helps a student II. Mrs. Szekely in art class. 17 ADMINISTRATION Fairness and co-operation describe the Administration at St. Alphonsus. Both Mr. Weiss, his second year as prin- cipal, and Mr. Maci, his first year as assistant principal, co- operate together to create the proper environment which allows students to learn. Mr. Weiss and Mr. Maci’s style of leadership allow for students to come freely to them to discuss their concerns about school or personal problems. Also to have closer contact with the students and not to forget what it’s like to be in the classroom, both admin- istrators teach a class. Joseph Maci Assistant Principal, English Central Michigan, U of M, B.S., M.A. Carl Weiss Principal, Social studies Eastern Michigan. B.S., M.A. Are you challenging me? They did what?! Ionise McGuire Secretary Marylou Tumas Attendence Clerk Guidance William Fundaro Guidance, Social Studies, Science Marquette, Eastern Michigan. B.A., M.A. Sr. Mary Willard Guidance. Church History Siena Heights, Catholic U. of America Marygrove. U of D, M.A., Ph.D 19 ENGLISH The flames of imagination and creativity come alive in the English Department through all of the classes from Language Arts to Shakespeare. The old masters in lit- erature and Warriners English grammar are important foundations to our studies. Mr. Dixon with his well qual- ified staff have encouraged an understanding and appre- ciation for literature and the development of writing skills. Multiple readings, new ideas, films, recordings, and re- search have enhanced the department curriculum. During the freshman and sophomore years Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. May, Mrs. Blanton and Mr. Kiersey lay the foundation. Ms. Ciocan, Mr. Maci, Mr. Dixon and Mrs. Toepler take over for the junior and senior years. Mary Thompson English, History Michigan State, Indiana State. B.A. Donald Dixon English. Religion. Social Studies U of M Dearborn. B.A. Ruth Ciocan English U of M. B.A., M.A. Stephen Kiersey English, Music Michigan State. B.A., M.A. ijjQJlSj -Q Barbara Blanton English Eastern Michigan. B.S, M.A. Mr. Kiersey Where exectly is your class room Irene May English U of M. B.A. SOCIAL STUDIES If you are interested in Hamilton or Hoover, Egypt or Economics, you need look no further than our Social Studies department. Classes are offered in U.S. and World History, U.S. Government, Sociology, Economics, Psychol- ogy, Street Law, Vital Issues, and Hitler and the Holocaust. The classes are taught by Mr. Weiss, Mrs. Thompson, Ms. Fisher, Ms. Budd, Mr. Fundero, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Labafiniajad, Mrs. Stefanakis, and Mr. Przygocki. Janet Fisher Social Studies Eastern Michigan. B.A. Ms. Fisher teaches class nx'v'J rf.'F Terrie Stefanakis Social Studies Mercy College. B.A., M.A. Mrs. Stephanakis socializes with students 22 Donald Dixon American History Mr. Fundaro and Coa h Holley chat in the hall Carl Weiss Hitler, American History William Fundaro Geography Mrs. Stephanakis takes a break from class Mary Thompson American History Psychology, American History Teachers gather for a football game BUSINESS Our Business Department’s main goal is to educate their students about the numerous opportunities and careers available in the business world. Ms. DeSantis and Mr. Keller teach students vital knowledge and skills in courses such as accounting, record keeping, word processing, short- hand and personal typing. The Business Department is designed to incorporate the knowledge and skills learned into everyday living. Business classes are becoming an important part of high school curriculum in order to enable students to undoubtedly excel in the business world. David Keller Business Estem Michigan, B.S. Joanne DeSantis Business U of M, B.G.S. Mrs. Szekely teaching class Above: Mrs. Szekely Chats with Leslie Hamil Below: Mr. Keller discuss a grade given on a test 24 Edna Rheault French Wayne State. B.A., M.A. Marissa Stepien Spanish U of D.UofM. B.A., M.A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Hola and bon jour from the St. Alphonsus foreign Language Department, it is one of the finest. Mile Rheault and Senora Stepien are in their forth year with Mme. Labafinejad in her second year and Senora Budd, who was a resident of Cuba, in her first year. A major highlight for the department and the students is the arrival of foreign language week. This time allows for a sort of brief relation from studies. It is also a time of culture studies in more detail. 25 MATH Frank Swaney Math, Athletic Director U of D. B.S. Carole Nunez Math, Instrumental Wayne State, B.A. Mary Starr Math U of M Dearborn, B.A. Indira Murlidhar Math, Science Bangalore U., B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S., FG C Ed. Sadie Woodard Math U of M, Wayne State, GMI, B.A., M.A Ms. Zelewski Math U of M Dearborn, B.S. SCIENCE Kenneth Johnson Si ij'Mi r Wayne Stato. B.S.. M.S. Jon Schnellbacher Science University of Steubenville, B.A. Murlin Varner Science Washington State U., B.S. William Fundaro Science (ierald Holley Phys Ed., Science Central Michigan, B.S. Mr. Johnson experiments with gasses 27 RELIGION The Religion Department, headed by Sr. Rose Margaret, has a wide variety of classes from Old Testament to Marriage. With the knowledge of Sr. Rose, Ms. Senton, Sr. Willard and Mrs. Pytlak and the youthful ingenuity of Mrs. Holley and Mr. Pryzgocki the Religion Department is one of the best around. Classes offered are Old Testament, New Testament, Morality, Sacraments, Church History, Marriage, and Death and Dying. Lydia Senton Religion Madonna, IJ of D, U of M, Kastern Michigan.B.A., M.A. Sr. Rose Margret Religion Dept. Head Sr. Willard Church History Sr. Rose helps students fully understand Religion Tammy Holley Religion, Phys. Ed. Central Michigan, B.S. Mark Przygocki Religion, Social Studies, Ret reats. Yearbook U of M Dearborn, Wayne State, B.A. Bemadine Pytlak Religion 29 HOME ECONOMICS COMPUTERS Sylvia Kumor Librarian Wayne State, B.S. 30 Donna Rasmussen Computers Marjorie Toepler Home Ec., English Eastern Michigan. Asbury College, B.S. LIBRARY Doris Zupancic Library Assistant Henery Ford C.C. l.The Teachers lounge. 2.1s that Mrs.Fundaro? 3.The Faculty Basketball Team. 4.Mr. Swaney with Varsity Cheerleaders. 5,Some Teachers cuddle up at a football game. 6.The faculty Volleyball Team, (who lost. HA HA) 5 31 SENIORS l.Kim Parties, Robin McGill.Sherrie Pietrowski. and Shannon Martin. 2.Angelo Alexander, Marcus Oubre Steve Pryzbyla, Vine Borg, and Margaret Jones. 3. Jackie Szalony. Ken Januszkowski, Debby Szot, Dorothy Cooper and Gigi Holthus. 4.Marriage Class. 5.Dave Schultz, Chris Larys, Jeff Ruby, and Jon Banas. l.Greg Guinn Flexes for Edie Smith. 2Jon Banas discusses basketball strategy 3.Angie Bittikofer, Ms. Fisher, and Michelle Motta. 4.Seniors Lisa Domino, Dave Schultz and Shelia Budzekia give tips to Mrs. Starr 5.Seniors in Science Class. 6Just pull a little harder Annmarie Flores tells Donna Agius. 33 UNDERCLASSMEN IN PURSUIT OF THEIR DREAMS l.ASDF JKL; AGAIN ASDF JKL; 2.Another typ- ical lunch period 3.1s this where were suppose to sit? 4.Are we having fun yet? 5.Am I suppose to work with her? 35 JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Michael Wroblewski Public Relations: Lisa Musialowski Vice-President: Liz Miruzzi Delegate: Stephine Pytlak Secretary: Kelly Kieffer Delagate: Michael Smith Treasurer: Sandra Olsen Delagate: Kim Latka Member-at-large: Maureen Meritt Delagate: Vickie Nedd Mike Wroblewski shouts yet another command Juniors at thier car wash fundraiser 36 Aldis. Jon Allen. Jennifer Anderson, Cynthia Anton. Dawn Aquilina. David Arrendondo. Dina Bajdo. Theresa Barclay. Robert Barnes, Troy Bazzi. Maryann Beato, Alicia Beauliea. David Bermudez. John Berriman, Steve Beydoun. Dan Bitonti. Samantha Blanke, Thomas Boguslawski. Stephen Borkowski. David Borkowski. Kristine Bruen, Andrew Brzys, Joseph Carlson. Joseph Charron. Thomas Chernick. Colleen Cipolla, Daniel Clapp. Daniel Coleman. Troy Conant, Christopher Cooper. Dale 38 Tim, Dan. Katie. Moe and Joe cram together to study Crawford, Raymond Cybulski, Christine Davanso, Steven Delaney, Patrick Densmore, Kellyanne Domino, Stacy Draus. Michelle Duncan, Kirk Espinoza, Kenneth Fencyk, Kathleen Ferensic, Lisar Finch. Richard Flor, Archie Ford, Christopher Fowler, Ann Fyie, Jennifer Gallagher, Patricia Gieske, Eric Glahn, Chris Glaszek, Thomas Goana. Dalia Gomez. Raquel Grivaki, Pauline Hasiak, Fredrick Hawk. Lynn Hawrylak. Bradely Henn. Michael Herdman. Raymond Hetes. Derek Holloway. Aaron 39 Howard, John Jasevicius, Joseph Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Shelly June. Stephine Kalisiewicz, Ken Kieffer. Kelly Kielb, Timothy Klocek, Angela Kocsis, Kathy Kolbusz, Brian Kolenda, Michelle Korody, Stephen Kos, Barry Kovacs, Janet Krajewski. Amy Kuczynski. Dana Kyriazis, John Laczynski, Catherine I amparski, Michael Latka, Kimberly Lavant, Bryant Lawernce. Justin Leblanc, Keith Lourie, Lisa Machowicz. Anthony Malizia, Haffaele Martincic, Anita Maynard, Dan McDonald, Kimberly 40 McNamara. Shannon Melton, Gregory Merritt, Maureen Miazga, Brian Mical, Patrick Mikulec, Anton Miles, Simeon Miruzzi, Elizabeth Mitchell, Marchelle Murray, Marybeth Musialowski, Lisa Muszynski, Steve Nance. Trina Nedd, Vicki Northrup, Brian Novak, Brad Nowakowski, Lisa Nycz, Lynn Ochoa, Jeffery Olow, Edith Olsen, Sandra Pachota, Joe Parker. Margaret Pietrowski. Scott Pietrzyk. Cheryl Pittman, James Porada, Julie Provo, Michael Pryzbienda. Dawn Pytlak, Stephine 41 Rajnish, Sharon Reckinger. Elizabeth Reda, Khalid Reich, Jeffery Reuter. Gregory Robak. Maribeth Rodriguez. Joanne Sailing. Jim Salwa, Robert Sammut. George Samp, Paul Samuil. Christine Saputo, Christine Schwartz, Michael Scillion, Rochelle Shoudel. Jennifer Sielski, Antonette Simpson, Ronald Siwiecki, Tracy Slusarz, Denise Smith, Michael Sohm, Heather Stempien, Loretta Stigall, Hope Stotridge, Sheila Sullivan, Sherri Sylo, Jacinda Szajewski. Danielle Szalony, Jennifer Szubelak, Kathy 42 Taipalus, Margret Taipalus, Robert Temple, Brian Thomson, Douglas Trammell, Steven Turner, Akia Turner, Daniel U’ren, Jennifer VanEsley, Kathy Vargas, Timothy Vega, Celia Walsh, Stephen Weeg, Robert White. Chad White, Jennifer White, Shannon Wisniewski, David Wroblewski, Michael Below: The Juniors take a break to have their picture taken Wrone, Walter Zagaroli, Robert Zalewski, Melissa Zapalski, Andrea Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: Don Donakowski Public Relations: Maureen Mauher Vice-President: Hayann Charara Secretary: Jenai Close Treasurer: Jeff Blanton Member-At-Large: Mike Esper Delegate: Andrea Gorney Delegate: Lisa Korody Delegate: Jennifer Stairs Delegate: Greg Rys They can hardly stand to take a picture These sophomores find the camera more interesting that class 44 1 Jeff and Hayan strech the dress code 2.Sophomores gather to watch a football game 3.The fellas wait for class to start 4.1s Dan actually leading a meeting? 5.These sophomores gather for a picture prior to homecoming 6.Kevin works hard in art class 7.Sophomore float en route to the football field 7 45 Ali, Jennifer Alvarado, Margaret Anderson, Lisa Armstrong, Lamar Azzouz, Linda Bittikofer. Robert Blanton, Jeffrey Bovensiep. Bradley Breedlove. Frankie Brown, Carrie Bushey, William Calleja, Kimberly Charara. Hayan Cinpak, Jeannette Clark. Abayomi Close. Jenai Cole Sherry Colquitt, Kysia Cruz, Lisa Davidson. Dominique Diagonov, Jon Dombrowski, Tina Donakowski, Daniel Dunwoodie, Nicole Eastep, Dawn Esper, Michael 46 Evans, Tricia Ann Evola, Paula Fahrenkopf, Erik Fancil, Beth Ferensic, Steven Ferguson, Nicole Finch, Paul Finley, Marlon Fitrzyk, Joseph Flores. Shelby Flores, Stephine Fronczak, William Fundaro, Gina Furmaga, Larry Genord, Elizabeth Genrod, Renee Gilbert. Bryan Glover, Jeanene Gold, N’Gai Gordon, Jay Gorney, Andrea Gary, Suprena Haehnel, Jennifer Hammond. Braxton Hanson Roger Hardy, Gina Hastie, Gordon Helms, Randall Herrera, Leticia Hill. Derek 47 Holman. Michael Holthua, Danielle Hunter. Jessica Irvin, Gwaynne Johnson. Donald Johnson, Lawanda Jones, Stephine Jones, Terrence Kielmann, Stephan Kiser, Michael Korody, Lisa Kos, Amy Kowalski, Nora Kril, Deanna Kubicek, Jennie Kubien, Anthony Lawrence, Jason Lennais, Joseph Lester, Joseph Linting, Scott Loos, Amiee Lovier.Kelly Lowe, David Lundy, Kathleen Lyle, Mark Maher, Maureen 48 Malewski, Chris Marshall, Sean Martincic, Edward Maruszewski. Tina Mason, Scott May, Kimberly McDonald, Mary McLaughlin, Winston Melady, Kelly Meloche, Roberta Mikulec, Marcel Moya, Dominic Muniz, Alex Neirynck, Jeffery Nikitin, John Paul, Charles Payton, Entonya Phillips, April Phillips, Kimberly Pindzia, Jeffery Polaczyk, Kimberly Preuss, Metthew Proben, Nicole Ramirez, Noel Reedy, Carrie Reynolds, Charisse 49 Rios. Ramon Rollins. Holly Rombo, Chad Rowed. Julie Rubner, Eric Rys, Greg Saly. William Schimeck, Michelle Senger, Anthony Sherwood. Julie Sherwood, Raymond Sielski, Christina Sielski, Suzanne Sievert, Steven Skuta. Luke Smith, Dawn Soluk, Jason Srour, Maysaa Stairs, Jennifer Stojanovski, Kirce Strasser, Christopher Swieboda, Robert Szpara. Marianne Tierney, Kimberly Trubilowicz, Kimberly Urban, Jason 50 Come on. those seniors are hungry. Sophomores, raise your hand if your sure! Urquhart, Hawanya Van Keuren, Kevin VanWormer, Kevin Wenk Joseph Wheeler, Carl Wilcheski. Paulette Wirkus, Kevin Wisniewski. Mark Wlodarczyk. Maryela Wrobel, John Young. Greg Yudacz. Marla Zapalski. Michael Zarzecki. Amy 51 Freshmen Class FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President: Danielle Marsh Public Relations: Danielle McKinney Vice-President: Jason Savino Delegate: Carolina Garcia Secretary: Stact Cybulski Delegate: Jill Szewczyk Treasurer: Melissa Lyons Delegate: Carrie Musialowski Member-At-Large: Susan Krawczyk Delegate: Lynn West Freshmen escort their float to the football field Freshmen Guys watching a basketball game 52 i Allen. Michelle Alvarado. Raymond Bacile. Todd Bajas. Brian Banko. Nancy Bare. Jennifer Bittikofer. Michael Blanke. Timothy Bohland, Brandon Boismier. Brian Borden. Tenecha Borg, Lisa Borkowski, Dennis Bowie Jerome Boze. Kimberly Brently, Monique Brown, Travis Budz. Daniel Bush, Amy Colleja, Anthony Carlson Chris Cayce, Simone Ceme, Daniel Chalk, Donald Charles, Scott Clapp. Carl Collrin, Alison Constantine. Bernard Cook, Kathlene Crowe, Christopher 54 Cybulski, Stacie Dauas, Kenneth Davenport, Angelia Day, Dillia Derry, Faith Duzzie, Jennifer Eastman, Susan Eliel, Ann Marie Estrada, maria Eubanks, Eric Faszcza, Rebecca Fetha, Cynthia Flateau, Gary Garcia, Carolina Genord, Lisa Gerak, Tricia Gieske, Kathryn Goodall, Tina Goscinski, Peter Gravitter, Carla Grenan, Micheal Grivaki. Joanne Guenther, Laura Guerra, Dolores Gutt, Brian Hager, Jennifer Hall. Michelle Hanes. Rachel Hawkins, Christopher Hernandez, Carlos 56 Honking. Stephen Howard. Linda Hysell, Nicole Janashovsley, Sharon Jarey, Jason Jaaevicius. Michele Jaworskyj, William Johnson. Sean Jones, Sola Kabacinski, Edward Karosa, Stacy Karowski, Jason Kent. Joseph Kenward. Kenneth Kesek. Kenneth King, Paul Kovacs, Jackie Krawczyk, Susan Krzeminski. Angela Kwilas, Eric I adoski, Lisa I-amparski, Jeffrey I awrence. Jared Lebert, Cheryle I edesma, Christina Linting, Shannon Liskiewicz, Sheryl Lovier, Ryan Lyon, Melissa Marchelleta. Mark 56 Marroquin, Kmily Marsh, Danielle McCarthy, Diana McDonald, Michael McKinney, Danielle Milai, Jenny Pardo, David Patel. Mital Perry, Ann Marie Pittman, Jean Poland. Don Polioicchio, Dena Miller, Steve Mochol, Barbara Moore, Curtiss Moran, Heather Moriggi, Anna Moskal, Suzanne Musialowski. Carrie O’Brien, Michael Oubre, Michael Oziemski, April Paduch, Joseph Palmatier, Brian Pereyra, Mario Perez, Michelle Preuss. Richard Ralls. Matthew Reedy, Gerrie Rioux. Nina Robak. Karen Roberts. Katrina Rolack. Yolanda Rowed. Jennifer Rozwood, Scott Ruh, Kristie Ryan. David Sailing. Jason Saunders, Rodney Savino, Jason Schmidt. Gregory Schultz. Amy Skudlarek, Natalie Smith, Carl Smith, Joseph Sroka, Michael Srour, Rose Stockdale, Richard Stoltman. Geanette Supnic. Thomas Szewczyk. Jill Szapara, Joanne Targosz, Ryan 58 Taylor, Alexia Telfer, Jennifer Thomson. Daniel SUPRISE! Varey, Shawn Wallner, Kimberly West, Lynn White. Tina Wisiewski, Leonard Wolski. Jennifer Is this where I belong? Studying basic math at the lunch table 59 FIFTH HOUR PHYSICS WAS IT REALLY A CLASS?? 61 SENIOR-FACULTY GAME Mr. Weiss prepares to take a shot in the Jeff Ruby-Mr. Weiss freethrow competition. Jeff won. Mr. Keller shoots a basket. VOLLEYBALL l.The Warden’s bench. 2.The Masters of Disaster's bench. 3.Carla Pagatto helps Mrs. Holley up. 4 Julie Baker Makes A great return. 5.The Wardens huddle up. 6.Mrs. Zupancic roots her team on. 7. The Masters of Disaster’s Volleyball team. 8. Mrs. Tumus attempts a spike. 8 63 BASKETBALL ATHLETICS Success is speaking words of praise, In cheering other people’s ways, In doing just the best you can, With every task and every plan, It’s silence when your speech would hurt. Politeness when your neighbor’s curt, It’s deafness when the scandal flows, And sympathy with others’ woes. It’s loyalty when duty calls. It’s courage when disaster falls, It’s patience when the hours are long, It’s found in laughter and in song, It’s in silent time of prayer, In happiness and despair. In all of life and nothing less, We find the thing we call success. ■ 1. Varsity girls basketball game. 2.Scott Strasser at a track meet. 3.Brian Northrup takes a water break. 4 Jeff Ochoa takes a couple practice swings. 5.Cheerleaders having fun. 6.Charles Voden warms up for a swim meet. T.Girls Var- sity Softball. COACHES 1.Coach Kyle lends some advice to his team. 2.Mr. Swaney at Homecoming with Nancy Wilkinson and Mrs. Holley. 3.Teresa Masely, Cheerleading coach, stops to pose with some supportive parents. 4.Mrs. Holley in the coaches office. 5.Mr. Holley at Mardi Gras. 6.Fred Mos- chetta at a swim meet. Other Coaches include Mary Pawlik. Thomas Hyatt, Bill Fundaro, Sue Ferency, Liz Kieffer. Nancy Busch. Robert Ostrowski. Dick Coles, Mike Yatchman. Fran Zak, Matt Spunar, and Pete Szapara. 71 CHALLENGING THE DREAM ... VARSITY FOOTBALL Team Members:Troy Bames.Andy Bruen.Ray Crawford.Scott Strasser. Tom Kelly Chris Strasser, Mike Smith, Tom Charron, Howard Woo, Tim Moore, Derek Hetes Jon Banas, Dave Schulz, Tom Glaszek. Dan DeGrazia, Rob Swiderek, Justin tawrence, Chris Conant, James Pittman, Greg Melton, Brian Northrup. Rob Leach. Steve Miazga, Rich Jankowski, Scott Pietrowski, Steve Pryzbyla, Bill White, Goerge Sammut, Brian Miazga. Dan Clapp. Robert Zagoroli, Eric Riley, Jim Swieboda, Mike tinsley JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL � 5i£S5?£ .E: cT' T‘? 5ssm � 74 1.A great catch. 2.A tough tackle. 3.Mike Smith run to the Rescue. 4.Andy just barley get his pass off. 5.Andy has time to think. 6.Eric Riley looks on as the play develops before him. 7.Dan Clapp cleans the line up. 75 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Team members: Damella McKinney. Kellyann Densmore. Shawn Varney. Carolina Carver. Kim Boze.Coach Hayatt. 77 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 5 l.The Arrows gather for prayer before each meet. 2.0ur team prepares to meet their challengers. 3.Finch and Fahrenkopf battle for position. 4.The arrows are off to a good lead. 5.Farhrenkopf, Esper. and Hamilton approach their goal. 6.Senger and team mates scout the field. 7.The team rests in preparation for the next challenge. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top row:Jennifer Fyie, Maureen Meritt. Coach Sue, Jennifer Szalony, Yalonda Martin. Middle rowrLisa Cruz. Anne Gieske, Lynn Hawk. Sara Sultana Daw Machon. Bottom Row: Mary Beth Roback, Andrea Kokoski, Anne Pelc, Cathy Zubelec. l.Lynn goes for two points. 2.Marybeth waits for the go ahead. 3.1s this really my life time dream? 4 Jenny waits for a pass from Anne. 5.This game is really boring! GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Top row:Yolande Rolack. Lisa Cruz, Hawanya Urquhart. Larry Witkowski. Lettie Herrara. Starr Alexander, Chris Malewski, Bottom Szubelec. Stephanie Flores. Nicole Dunwoodie. Tricia Gerak, Carrie Musialowski. row: Kelly Lovier, Kathy BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Team membersrTroy Barnes, Mike Gustitus. Jeff Ruby. Erik Barnes, Tom Kelly, Michael Tinsley, Andy Bruen. Derek Sanders. Vince Borg, Troy Coleman. Jon Banas. Greg Reuter. Mike Smith. Greg Melton. Coach: Bill Fundaro 84 85 J.V. BASKETBALL Front row:Derek Hill. Jeff Neirynick, Chris Strasser. Alex Muniz. Carl Wheeler. Rob Bittikofer. Jeff Pindzia. Back row:Luke Skuta. Brian Miazga. Kevin Wirkus, N’Gai Gold. Abayomi Clark. Gordon Hastie. Stephan Kielmann. Coach David Keller. 86 BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Team members:Ryan Lovier, Raymond Yest, Mark Machelletta. Dennis Borkowski. Mike Oubre, Brian Boismer. Carlos Hemandeez, Carl Smith, Chris Crowe, Coach Robert Ostrowski The Freshmen cheerleaders were always there to sup- port their favorite guys at all the freshmen basketball games 87 BOYS VARSITY SWIMMING Top row.Fred Machetta. Mark Guibo, Michael O’Brien. Jason Savino. Richard Stockdale. Jason Jarey. Middle Row:Eric Fahrenkopf, Jeff Blanton. Brian Gilberet. Daniel Thompson. Chad White. Marcel Mikulec. Bottom row: Anton Mikulec, Doug Hartley. Charles Voden, Christopher Fahrenkopf! Jeff Reich, Doug Thompson. 6 This years swim team, coached by Fred Machetta. worked hard and ha loads of fun throughout the season. Swimming their home meets at Fore son. the team won only two meets yet they still felt that it was worthwhii season. Co-captains Chris Fahrenkopf and Doug Thompson. Along with tf rest of the team, all set personal records and looked forward to next yea Coach Fred sent only one swimmer to the league meet. Freshmen Da Thompson. He Set a new school record in the 100 yard butterfly and finishe first in his heat. Next year the team hopes more students wiil turn out t watch them swim. 3 l.Dan Thompson Practices the Butterfly. 2.Team Members awai their leg of a relay. 3.Chad White streches before the meet. 4.Antoi Mikulec ready to dive. 5.Jeff Blanton wondering what� going on 6.Team members acting cool for the camera. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Top row:Katie Laczynski. Jenni Szalony. Maureen Maher. Sarah Sultana, Maribeth Robak. Michelle Livemoia. Bottom row:Jenni White. Kathy Szublec Jackie Szalony. Anne Gieske. Andrea Kokoski. Jenny Allen. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Top row:Becky Fascza, Danielle Mckinney, Kim Wallner, I.isa Cruz. Roberta Melochie, Emily Marroquin, Tricia Gerek. Bottom row:Charisse Reynolds. Tina Whit . Stephanie Flores, Kelly Melady. Amy Kos. CHEERLEADERS Top row:Nancy Wilkenson. Middle row: Amy Krajew- ski, Stephine Pytlak. Bottom row: Lisa Nowakowski, Heather Sohm, Anne Kwilos, Lisa Musialowski, Eliz- abeth Reckinger. 92 —. EXPRESSING THE DREAM 93 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Back row: Julie Rowed, Jenai Close, Renee Genord, Danielle Marsh. Front row: Maureen Maher, Chris Ledesma. 96 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Jill Swaczyk, Lynn West, Stacie Cybulski, Jenny Rowed, Cheryl Liebert, Monique Brently, Michelle Allen, April Oziemski. Coach: Mary Pawlik 97 FLAG CORPS m?JTa • 99 BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL l.Ken Januskowski at first base. 2.Pat Deleny pitching. 3.The bench looks on excitedly. 4.Tim Moore steps into the on deck circle 5.Home plate awaits it’s next batter. 6.The coaches stoop down to think. 7.Ken Janus- kowski steps up to bat. 8Jeff Lamparski warms up. 9. Short stop and second base take a breather. 9 101 VARSITY SOFTBALL Top row Julie Porada, Jenny SiaJony. Katie Laczynski. Mo Merritt, Lisa Musialowski, Maribeth Robak. Middle Row Jackie Szalony, Kathy Fenech, Jenny Allen, Jenny White, Julie Baker. Bottom row:Kathy VanEasley, Michelle Livernois, Andrea Kokoski, Ann Pelc 9 103 BOYS JV BASEBALL Top rowiScott Linting, Thomas Supnick, Coach Maci, Travis Brown, Gordon Hastie. Middle row:Mike Esper. Michael Sroka. Scott Rozwood, Richard Stockdale. Bottom row:Carlos Hernandez. Noel Ramirez, Jeff Pindzia, Dennis Borkowski. 104 GIRLS JV SOFTBALL Top row: Kim Wallner, Danielle Marsh, Amy Kos, Lisa Cruz. Roberta Meloche, Jenny Milai. Middle row: Renee Genord. Lisa Korody, Danielle McKinney. Stephanie Flores. Maureen Maher. Bottom row: Leticia Herrera. Nicole Ferguson. Tina White. Tricia Gerek. 105 GIRLS VARSITY TRACK First Row: Angela Klocek, Kim May, Katy McDonald. Carrie Musialowski, Kathy Szubelak, Tiffany Davis, Karen Robak, Liz Reckinger, Lisa Nowakowski, Amy Bush. 2nd Row: Trina Nance. Monique Bentley, Jenni Shoudel. 3rd Row: Coach Jane Morandini, Coach Kyle. 106 107 BOYS VARSITY TRACK Top row: George Sammut, Jon Banas. Jeff Ruby. 2nd row: Lance Hamilton, Eric Riley, Dan Clapp. Scott Strasser. Mike Wroblewski. Mike Smith. 3rd row: Winston McLaughlin, Ray Crawford. Chad White, Markus Oubre. 4th row: Simeon Miles. Paul Finch, Anton Michulek. Dan Degrazia. Coaches:Aaron Kyle and Pete Szapara 108 1.Scott Straaser and Jeff Ruby discuss a relay. 2.Jon Banas streching. 3.We’re catching up. 4.Jeff Ruby on his leg of a relay. 4.Dan DeGrazia throws the discus. 5.Jon Banas running for the finish. 6.The start. 109 RETREATS A dream is in your door tomorrow, A secret reflection of you, A treshold that leads to a wonderful future where nothing’s to good to be true ... A dream is a beautiful vision that looks beyond what you can see. Then lifts you and guides you and grows strong inside you to help you be all you can be ... SENIOR’S FIND A time to dream, love, share and a total atmosphere of concern and care. A change was made of future de- cisions, a time of remission. The closeness and sense of respect came about, from one another. The feelings we felt came like a bolt of thunder, that no friend, no parent will put assunder. We became brothers and sisters. — GiGi Holthus 114 DREAMS ON RETREAT 6 , • 7 l.Rich Januszkowski helps with the dishes. 2.Edie Smith helps with the vacuming. 3.Lillian pokes her head arond the comer. 4.Sean Smith. Tom Kelly, Nancy Wilkenson. Anne Kwilos. and Anne Pelc huddle close for a picture. 5.Julie Baker Looks out of her bedroom. 6.Andrea Kokoski Prepares for a busy day. 7.Everybody gathered round for a picture. 115 1. Group picture. 2.Tired? Mike and Liz. 3.What are you thinking about Kim. 4.Taking a break. 5.Friends forever 6.Smile for the camera. 7.Nice socks Kim. 8Joann and Kathy pose for a picture. 9.Put that tongue back in your mouth. 10.Relaxing after a hard day. 11 .Juniors having a great time. 12.The studs. 13.What are you guys doing? 13 117 SOPHOMORE RETREAT The Sophomores went on two retreats at St. Benedicts Retreat House. We, speaking for all sophomores, had a lot of fun. We got along well with Mary and Father Dan who were our retreat leaders. We played games and had dis- cussions, which in general brought us all closer together. We talked about things that had been hidden inside of us, in some cases, for a long time. The Sophomores retreat was great. “Can’t wait ’til next year!” 1. Jenai and friends pone in the retreat living room. 2. Retreat 2 getting ready to leave and not wanting to. 3. Alex and friends posing on the dock. 4. Stephanie. Gena, and Ray eating Mr. Przygocki's great pizza. 119 FRESHMEN RETREAT The Freshmen this year had the opportunity to go on a one day retreat. It was held at St. Mary’s conference center, home of the I.H.M sisters, in Monroe. The Freshmen had time to get to know themselves and each other better. 2 1.Reflecting on thoughts of freshmen year. 2.The crew of freshmen pose for a picture. 3.Rodney Saunders and Richard Stockdale relax after a hard day. 4.Sue Krauczuk, Jenny Malia, and Matt Ralls work on a group project. 4 120 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Learning about children is a fascinating adventure. Anyone can relate because we’ve all been kids! Much of the information about how kids grow from tiny cells to complex adult individuals can be learned from a book, but the book-learning comes alive when little kids come to school for a party members of the second semester class invited their little friends to an Easter party. The kids enjoyed games, crafts and food that the students had made. The students were responsible for planning and conducting the party. From the smiles on the little ones faces you could tell that all had a good time. Above:Sherri, Angie, Robin, Barb. Suzanne, and Michelle wish their learning could be as much fun as the kids are. Be- low:Students and their little friends pose for a group picture after the fun, food, and games. 121 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of St. Alphonsus is composed of students that exhibit wise decision-making, the desire to become a good leader, and the intelligence to work with others. The organization meets twice a month to discuss issues and events dealing throughout the school. Class officers and delegates are representatives for their class- mates on issues that concern student and stu- dent teacher involvement. Events such as Homecoming, Mardi Gras, The Old Fashion Christmas Dance and various other activities provide a bonding relationship among the student community. These students work hard to keep St. Alphonsus filled with excitment and challenge for not only the leaders but also the followers. 1. Greg Guinn — President 2. Anne Kwilos — Vice President 3. Donna Agius — Secretary 4. Ann Pelc — Treasurer 5. Dorothy Cooper — Asst. Treasurer 6. Andrea Kokoski — Public Relations 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President... Lance Hamilton Vice-pres ... Sean Smith Treasurer ... Felicia Clark Secretary ... JoAnne Rodriguez The National Honor Society of St. Alphonsus is composed of students who exhibit talent and achievement in academic and extra curricular activities. This distinguished group of students give a great deal of time and effort to many functions here at St. Alphonsus Bottom:Ann Pelc, Samantha Bitonti, Lorretta Hamond, Nancy Wilkenson, Jackie Szalony, Maribeth Robak, Jenny Allen, Anne Gieske, Felicia Clark, Ann Kwilos, Mike Smith, JoAnne Rodriguez, Shalonda Martin. Pauline Grivaki, Vicki Nedd, Lance Hamilton, Bill White, Greg Guinn, Jon Banas. Jeff Kenward, Sean Smith___________________ NEWSPAPER Pen to paper, words to type. This is the basic function of the St. Alphonsus Communicator Newspaper Staff. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Thompson, the staff actively covers school functions. Look around the bend, you’ll see at least one staff member with pen and paper in hand. STAFF Editor ... Loretta Hammond Advisor ... Mary Thompson STAFF Writers - Michelle Schimeck Cynthia Anderson Ann Fowler Dawnn Smith Charles Voden YEARBOOK 1. Editor Chris Larys caught in action at a football game. 2. Asst. Editor Chad Rombo on his way to take more pictures. 3. Steve Przybyla typing copy for Year- book. 4. Mr. Przygocki attempts to use the computer. Editor............ Advisor........... Asst. Editor...... Business Manager . Photographer...... Photographer...... Kathy VanEsley . .. Dawnn Smith....... MaryBeth Murray . Alex Muniz........ Michelle Nino..... Elizabeth Reckinger Staff .................Chris Larys .................Mark Przygocki .................Chad Rombo .................Mike Smith .................Mike Wroblewski .................Charles Voden .................Greg Reuter .................Colleen Chemick .................Jo Anne Rodriguez .................Richard Finch .................Jennifer Shoudel 125 CHESS CLUB ... ACHIEVING ALL THEIR DREAMS The chess team was quite active this year begining with many com- petitions and going into many tournaments, in which they won many trophies. The chess team reached their goal by going to New Mexico for the National tourna- ment in which they faired very well. l.The chess club consisting of Mr.Varner. Charles Voden, Chad White. Steve Pryzbyla. William Jaworski. Marcel Mikulec, Anton Mikulec. Anthony Senger, Richard Pruess, Matthew Pruess. Jeff Blanton. Steve Davanso. 2.They Admire their trophies. 3.Taking a break from the tournament. 4.Giovanni Moriggi analyzes the game. 5.The chess teams prepares for their big game. 6.Chad White makes the move to end the game. T.Steve Davanzo is taking his time moving. 8.Matt Pruess is preparing to start the game. 9.Relaxing after a hard day of chess. 10. Members preparing for their seasons. ll.Chad White Participates at Nationals. 127 CHOIR Under the direction of Mr. Stephen Kier- sey the choir has provided the music for many events at St. Alphonsus. They also entertained everyone with a Christmas and Spring Concert. SPIRIT CLUB T 1 Mrs. Mary Starr was the new advisor to our spirit club. The clubs goal is to help get more students involved and increase school pride. 128 129 October, 1988 marked a new begining for the Senior class. The day started out at church to bless the senior rings. Afterwards the Seniors enjoyed a breakfast prepared by the Sophomore class. 1. The Seniors head to the church for the festivities. 2.Giovanni Moriggi and Dorthy Process down the aisle. 3.Alan Bergman and GiGi Holthus processing. 4.Vonitta Johnson 5.Anne Kwilos and Scott Strasser. 6.Vince Borg puts on his robe 7.Steve Miazga. 8.Senior guys await departure. 9. Cathy Skuta waves to the camera 10. Mike Fenech, Rob McCarthy, Mike Hodge and Gabe Solano. 12.Debbi Szot, Anjanette Gomez, Leslie Hamel. Tony Vasquez and Helen Tessen. 13. Seniors Pose after breakfast. 133 MARDI GRAS 1 1. Steve Trammel. John Gomey. Rob McCarthy. Steve Day. and Paul Nowicki. 2. The Blues Brother’s Dave Schulz and Rob Leach. 3. Akaia Turner. Vicki Nedd. Jacinda Sylo. and Lisa Johnson. 4. Christina and Mary having a good time. 5. Ann Marie Ledford, Dean Budz, and Cory Rosales 5 134 MASQUERADE l.Some juniors enjoy an ice cream cone. 2.Dorothy Cooper collects money. 3.Tim Moore tries put-put golf. 4.Bill Bushey and Brian Gilbert try out scoreO. 5.Go Ahead And Hit Me! 135 “GREASE, THIS IS IT. AIN’T IT COOL?” The Center for Preforming Arts at St. Alphonsus brought back the fifties this year when they performed the musical Grease. Under the direction of Irene May and Stephen Kiersey, The main leads, Lance Ham- ilton and Stephanie Pytlak, and their gangs did a truly exceptional job. The entire cast worked a great deal to recreate the era and their work paid off quite well. Seniors: Anne Kwilos, Nancy Wilkinson, Carla Pagat- to, Deanne Kalano, Jeff Kenward, Lance Hamilton, Sean Smith, and Dean Budz said a sad goodbye to their high school play days with many fond memories of their friends and directors. 2 l.The Pink Ladies pose. 2.Sonny don’t take no crap from nobody. 3.The stage crew has things well organized. 4.What'ya got in the bag Doody? 5.We'll always be together. 6.The Greasers sing about Rydell. 7. Greased Lightning” — Dean's custom convert. 8.The Chorus sings under the direction of Deanne. THE CAST OF “GREASE.” Danny ... Lance Hamilton Sandy ... Stephine Pytlak Rizzo ... Ann Marie Fowler Frenchy ... Anne Kwilos Marty ... Nancy Wilkinson Jan ... Jennifer U’ren Kenickie ... Dean Budz Doody ... Sean Smith Roger ... Tony Senger Sonny ... Tim Vargas Patty ... Heather Sohm Cha Cha ... Melissa Zalewski Eugene ... Greg Rueter Vince Fontaine ... Danny Beydoun Johnny Casino ... Jeff Kenward Miss Lynch ... Deanne Kolano Teen Angel... Tim Vargas Chorus ... Cynthia Anderson ...Danny Beydoun ... Jeff Blanton ... Carolina Garcia ... Jeff Kenward ... Lisa Nowakowski ... Carla Pagotto ... Elizabeth Reckinger SENIOR PROM l.Matt Bonnet checks in with Mike Wroblewski and Liz Reckinger. 2.John Gomey and Chris Rogers grab a pop 3.Randy Arellano has his flower repositioned. 4.Stephanie June and her friend smile for the camera. 138 CLASS OF 1988 1.Loretta Hammond and Corine Wojowski and their dates. 2.Leslie Hamel, Lana Williams, and Barbie Hall get something to drink. 3.Giovanni Moriggi and his date. 4.Bill Gorny, Anna Gaona and their dates. “IF YOU LEAVE 140 .. DON’T LEAVE NOW.” 1.Howard Woo, Andrea Kokoski and Carla Pagatto recieve instuctions from Channel 4’s producer. 2.The Dance Floor. 3.Dancing the night away. 4.The Last Dance is always special. 141 GRADUATION Today we’ll start a new life, And we’ll say our last good-byes, To all the friends we’ve grown to love. With whom we’ve laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow. Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances, And the new friends we’ve met. Vacations, teachers talking, And exams we would rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief, Where all your dreams come true. It is not the end, but the begining, Of a life we’ll start a new. 142 143 ... OUR DREAM HAS COME TRUE 145 149 GOOD-BYE SENIORS 150 151 PERSONAL ADS A family is a blessing — It means so many things Words could never really tell the joy a family brings ... A family is mutual love. The love of Dad and Mother Showing children how to love and care for one another A family is heartfelt pride, the feelings deep and strong, That makes us glad to play a part and know that we belong... A family is always home, a place where we can share Our joys and sorrows, hopes, and dreams, for hapiness lives there ... A family is a bond of faith that even time can’t sever, A gift to last throughtout our lives — A family is forever! 50 RAFFLE DRAWING kT HALFTIME OF VARSITY GAME _ AT 152 Congratulations Joe! How can we put down on one page all of our feelings? We’ll just have to do our best. We’ve watched you grow from a small boy with a lot of energy and happiness into a fine young man. One which we all have acquired a tremendous amount of respect, faith, pride, and as always a great amount of love for. Though all of your roads you’ve had to journey on haven’t been the smoothest you’ve always managed to keep your head held high. You always kept moving straight ahead and your eyes fixed on what’s to come. Together we’ve managed to hurdle some of life’s blows, but we’ve always went over them together and become closer as a result. You’ve achieved much in your high school years some of which the rest of us only dreamed. You’ve developed a person within yourself that deserves and receives a great deal of admiration from your family and friends. A person who deserves all of the respect, faith, pride and love mentioned before. Whatever you choose, whoever you choose, or wherever you may go all of our prayers and hopes are with you! Love Dad, Mom, Mickey, Bruce, Lori, Steve, Dave, Terri, Shannon, and Nancy Loretta, Congratulations on 13 Years of Perfect Attendance Love You, Dad and Mom Love, Mom, Dad and Braxton We’re Proud of You God Be With You Always. Love, Dad, Mom, Laura, Rena, Fred, Danny and Bobby You’ve Come A Long Way Baby! Good Luck With Your Future. Love, Mom, Jay, Mary Ann, Scott, Aunt Jeanne, Lise Kevin. Dean, Congratulations!!! We’re very proud of you. May your future be a success. We Love You, Mom, Dad, Danny Deanna Congratulations Shawn! May all your dreams come true. We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Tammie 155 Congratulations Anne! Good luck to you and the class of ’88 We Love You, Mom, Dad Chris, Eric Kathryn Dan, You must be proud of all you’ve done and you are not the only one — We are very proud of you and happy too and we wish you the best of luck in all you do. May God bless you and always be with you. Love, Mom, Dad, Joe, Monno Manna Jackie, You’ve made us very proud! Congratulations You’ll go a long way. All our love, Mom, Dad, Vennie, and Jill Congratulations, Shannon Marie Martin! Congratulations Carla Good luck in the Future. Love, Mom, Dad Luciana and Gino Love, Mom Dad, Uncle Ron, and Grandma Congratulations 1 Tom Kelly I Love, I The Pelc 1 1 156 Chris, Congratulations and Good luck in all you do. Alan Congratulations!! and good luck in the Navy!! We’re very proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom, Rick, Ron David Congratulations Douglas Let’s Make the Next One A Big M We love you, Mom, Dad, Amy Jason The Hartleys Congratulations Steve As you walk life’s path Keep the wind to your back And a smile on your face Love in your heart And you’ll stay in God’s grace. 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