St Paul High School - Paulite Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Farms, MI)

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Advertising 138-170 Art 36 Basketball 102-108 Boys Swimming 110 Business Education 34 Cheerleaders 116 Choral 32 Cross Country 100 Drama 32 Editors' Closing 176 SISTER ANN JUDITH, 15 Principal, Religion II SISTER CATHERINE CAMILLE, 20 Religion I, IV, English I, Choral I, II, Student Coun- cil adviser, Yearbook ad- viser SISTER CATHERINE PHILLIP, 15,37 Assistant Principal, Chemis- try, Drafting I, II SISTER EILEEN THERESE, 29 English I, II, III, Sodality moderator SISTER GRACE LORETTO, 31 Religion II, III, Latin I, II, III, Latin Club moderator SISTER JANE ELLEN, 22, 54 Math I, III, IV, Mission Club Co-editors Jim Martin Sue Smolenski Section Heads Rosemary Look, Academics Eileen Wright, Organizations Sue DePonio, Student Life Patti Schorn, Underclassmen Bill Welch, Sports General Index English 28 Football 94-96 Freshmen 86-92 Girls Basketball 108 Girls Swimming 112 Guidance 18 Homecoming 58 Juniors 70-76 Languages 30 Maintenance 40 Math 22 Mission Club Model United Nations 54 National Honor Society 46 Newspaper 50 Religion 24 Retreat 64 Science 24 Social Science 26 Facult Directory moderator SISTER JEAN ELLEN, 35 Typing I, II, Shorthand I, II, Bookkeeping SISTER MARIE BERNADETTE, 21 Government, Foreign Policy, Economics, Religion III, Model UN moderator SISTER MARIE DOROTHY, 28,465,137 English IV, Religion IV, Speech, Drama, Drama Club adviser, Genesian and Forensics director, Nation- al Honor Society moder- ator SISTER MICHAEL CLAIRE, 24 Biology, Religion I, Physics MRS. LYNNE BENTLY, 31 French I, II, Spanish I Sta Eileen Pomaski, Seniors Diane Hoernschemeyer, Advertising and Circulation General Stai? Pam Brooks Janet Biermann Janet Goltz Lynn Onofrey Leonard MacEachern MRS. PATTI DONLON, 18-19 Guidance Counselor MISS MARY ANN EICHMANN Clothing I, II, Art I, II, Art Show director, Fashion Show director MRS. MONICA FLEISCH French I, II, III, IV MRS. HALINA IZYDOREK, 22 Math I, II MR. THOMAS KELLEY, 25 Physical Science, Chemistry, Biology MR. EDWARD LAUER, 96 Health, Boys' Physical Edu- cation instructor, Varsity Basketball Head Coach MISS BARBARA LUNARDE, 109 Health, Girls' Physical Edu- ff Mary Schaffner Kathy Sheridan Mary Margaret Tenbusch Typists Sue Kotz Peggy Burke Editorial Adviser Sr. Catherine Camille, O.P. Business Adviser Seniors 118-135 Service Club 75 Sewing 34 Sodality 52 Sophomores 78-84 Student Council 44 Yearbook 48 Young Christian Society 52 cation instructor, Girls' Athletic director MR. MICHAEL MCGRATH, 28 World History, English II, III, Visual Aids moderator MRS. WALTER ROMIG, 38 Librarian, Library Club mod- erator MR. LOUIS SHANKS, 27 U. S. History, World His- tory, Newspaper adviser MONSIGNOR FRANK MCPHILLIPS, 16-17 Pastor, Senior Religion ad- viser FATHER LEONARD WALLACE, 17,97 Athletic director FATHER VINCENT WELCH, 16 Sophomore, Junior Religion adviser, YCS adviser Sr. Michael Claire, O.P. Photography Craine Studios John Duker Publishing Company Modern Yearbook Company Mack and Lorraine Supmnowicz 175

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Adams, Renee 86,89,113 Allard, Terry 24,27,70,74,98 99,l04,115,156,168 Andries, Sue 72 Arene, Bob 39,89 Ault, Terry 88 Bailey, Sue 92 Baker, Joe 83 Barnes, Dennis 31,80 Barrett, Maureen 90 Barry, Kathy 74 Barry, Kim 86,87,92,108,113 Barshaw, Charles 88 Batchelor, Chris 71,76,112, 113 Baun, Debbie 79,85 Beaudette, Renee 88 Biermann, Chris 72 Biermann, Janet 85,117,36 Bierrnann, Sharon 29,88,92 Bigham, Tim 75,104,105 Birg, Chris 61,76,115 Birg, Mary 21,83 Blondell, Linda 91 Boehmer, Paul 80 Boks, Ed 74 Boyle, Cindy 90 Brodhead, Peter 75 Brooks, Pam 49,93 Browning, Joan 49,80,113, 117,156 Butler, Denise 83 Butler, Tom 73 Cantwell, Carol 92 Cantwell, Mary Beth 63,74 Carty, Bruce 77 Carty, Cathy 92 Carver, Holly 91 Carver, Tara 76 Casazza, Anne 84,113 Casazza, Jim 72,100,101,115 Cerre, Betsy 73,113 Ciaramitaro, Joe 43,90 Cillette, Sharon 42,51,50,77 Clancy, Tim 88,92 Cole, Kim 91,99 Collins, Joe 80 Collinson, Jeff 84 Collinson, Mark 34,73,77, 100,115 Corbett, Kevin 86,89,97 Corbett, Karen 82 Corcoran, Tim 76 Comiier, Noel 43,82 Cornillie, Kathy 93,117 Cottrell, John 85 Couzens, Anne 72,113 Couzens, Carol 32 Crowley, Kathy 81,83,113, 117 Curry, David 91 Dale, Gary 20,83 David, Karen 88 DeClerck, Frank 63,74,114, 115 DeGalan, Julie 92 DeGalan, Peter 63,71,72,74, 109 DeHayes, Pat 91 DeLodder, Frank 76 DeSchryver, Joe 36,43,73 174 m Underclassmen Index Dettloff, Paul 81,109 D'Hondt, David 84,109 D'Hondt, Rosemary 42,54, 60,71,74,50,51 DiGiovanni, Annette 23,83 Dombrowski, Andy 82 Donahue, Nancy 88,109 Dowdall, Debbie 35,81,113 Doyle, Joe 63,77 Doyle, Karen 91,108 Duffy, Chris 75,113 Duker, Robert 90,97 Dzuiba, Dorine 5,78,80,113, 117 Eagan, Janet 76,113 Eldredge, Barb 27,74,113 Eldredge, Doug 85 Eldredge, Kathy 86,88,92,113 Evancho, Bob 72,99 Favrow, Donna 83 Ferrel, Lisa 36,85 Ferry, Denise 74,109,116 Fiedler, Denise 76 Fisher, Laura 73 Fisher, Lisa 36,82 Fisher, Nancy 86,90,91 Fisher, Rick 73 Flemming, Martha 72 Fontana, Pat 88 Frankland, Mary 88 Gallagher, Terry 75 Giles, Dennis 93 Goltz, Janet 49,76 Gough, Maureen 88 Gough, Peggy 74 Grambo, Bob 83 Greenmiller, Pat 34,39,76 Grenier, Gary 81,99 Gross, Karen 84,109 Grout, Justine 34,72 Haag, Ron 50,76,110,115 Haisenleder, Robert 89 Hammer, Lynne 81 Hayes, John 84 Heidt, George 86,93,99 Heidt, Mary Jo 83,109,117, 151,170 Hendricks, Debbie 73 Hendrie, Dave 82 Herba, Cheryl 49,77 Hogan, Tom 92 Hollerbach, Joan 25,75 Hollerbach, Linda 23,85 Hollerbach, Lisa 23,82 Hollerbach, Mike 20,85 Holzhauer, Dona 76 Hourigan, Tim 90,92 Hubbert, Cheryl 93,108 Hume, Karen 88 Hyde, Cyn 74 Hyde, John 91 Imesch, Jay 83 Jacobs, Alaine 76 James, Tom 24,43,81 Jarmosevich, Phil 74 Jarrett, Kathy 87 ,90,108 Jensen, Dave 84,99 Johnson, Mary Beth 42,73 Jurges, Linda 84 Kahn, Peggy 80,113 Kaleel, Dave 90 Karapuz, Keith 75,109 Karrer, Robert 92 Karrer, Tom 76 Kasler, Brian 92 Kasler, Chuck 77 Keane, Bill 27 ,34,73,99 Keane, Lynn 83 Keane, Meagan 88,109 Kelly, Brian 24,71,72,100,115 Kennedy, Rick 76 Kerby, Lynn 39,50,73,115 Kernan, Mary K. 90 Kliber, Nancy 36,85 Knoth, Bob 74,99 Kotz, Nancy 78,82 Kramer, Jane 36,63,84 Kramer, Pat 72 Kramer, Sue 81 Kratz, Karl 86,89 Kratz, Kathy 62,86,90,108 Kristopik, Karen 93 LaChance, Rose 34,75 LaForest, Debbie 90 Leithauser, Anne 93 Leone, Denise 52,76,113 Leto, Betsy 74 Limburg, Elaine 89,108 Lizza, Jack 90,108,109 Locke, Jim 29,91 Locke, Marcia 76 Loria, Mary Lou 5,73 Lutfy, Sandy 34,77 Lynch, Pat 72 MacEachern, John 93,99,43 MacEachern, Leonard 63,99, 72,60 Mageau, Mike 82 Mahoney, Lawrence 91 Martin, Greg 88,99 McCarthy, Mike 75 McDonald, Dennis 9,42,85 McEachern, Jerry 88,99 McShane, David 86,88,99 McShane, Mike 72,98,99,115 Meier, Mike 83,99 Moran, Ed 81,82,85,115 Moran, John 76,104 . Moran, Kathe 8,76,116 Monaghan, Rosemary 35,75, 108 Moynihan, Tim 84,100,115 Nahra, Gay 74,108 Nahra, Sandy 83 Nally, Dennis 75,98,99 Nally, Mike 3,37,82,99,115 Nowak, Karen 85 Nowicki, Rob 77 Onoffrey, Lynn 49,76 Ortisi, Angie 73,109,116,117 Osaer, Michelle 75 Osebold, Maureen 24,72 Palms, Julie 82 Pendy, Chris 92,99 Pendy, Mike 37,85 Person, Neil 83,109 Phillip, Kate 14,80,109,117, 151 Piche, Gordie 75,98,99,104, 114,115 Politowicz, Theresa 20,50,84 Ptasek, Mark 76,115 Purvis, Anne 89,108 Rabaut, Helen 76 Redic, Dave 90 Reichhold, Barb 74 Reinmann, Sandy 81,113 Roach, Dave 93,109 Robinette, Cindy 83 Ross, Kate 49,83,84,85,113, 117 Ryan, Madeline 76 Schaffner, Mary 39,49,73 Schmitt, Joe 90 Schneider, Chris 26,72 Schorn, Patti 49,53,75 Schulte, Loretta 76,109 Schwartz, Frank 74,100,101 115 Scotella, Pat 93 Sears, Russell 81 Seaver, Jon 50,51,88,109 Segodnia, Bill 76,109 Segodnia, Margie 91 Seleno, Richard 90 Selvaggio, Johanna 92,113 Sendelbach, Louie 91,99 Shaheen, Mike 84 Shaheen, Paula 74 Shaheen, Stella 81 Shaheen, Terry 81,108 Sheahan, Maureen 19,74 Smale, Jerry 79,80 Smale, Sue 39,53,71,74 Smith, Karen 84 Smolenski, Peter 82,99 Soave, Jan 29,91,108 Stangelwicz, Debbie 76 Stauder, Diane 82,109,113 Stefani, Sue 73 Steiner, David Steiner, Mark 91 Stover, Lindell 32,84 Sullivan, Brian 89 Sullivan, Mike 80 Temrowski, Lee 84,109 Tenbusch, Mary Margaret 49,55,72 Thill, Peggy 52,70,75 Thomas, Kathy 76 Thomas, Mariann 88 Totske, Claudia 74 Totske, Gerri 23,93 Truba, John 88,89,92,99 VanAssche, Steve 82 Vanderwiele, Nancy 90 Varty, Helen 88 Vogt, Linda 76,38 Wagner, Cathy 91,92 Wagner, Oswin 85 Walby, Barb 93 Walsh, Anne 73 Webb, Mary Lyn 80 Weitzmann, Steve 37,76 Welch, Larry 90 Wesley, Gloria 49,50,76 Wieme, Alan 30,77 Wieme, Cheryl 91 Willetts, Sandy 62,88 Wilson, Andrea 92 Wilson, Chris 83 Wright, Eileen 49,55,74 Wronski, Claudia 76

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