1973 - Sacred Heart School

:lJeJication ...
_Afthouf}h Our :friend .Jd Silent,
Our .J/eartd Ceade r/ot :Jo cfldten :Jo .J/id .J/eart.
Robert michael York
Cfadd
0/ 1973
"Freshmen, freshmen, don't be shy"What a mess! People hanging from
the ceiling, fainting in class and
whispering sweet nothings to Betty
Lou. (Betty Lou)??? Well, I guess
I'll just sit back and sip on my
cola-- -and try to enjoy the show.
"Judge, let me relate to you •
"Betty Lou, you done me wrong!" Again.
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Tim Brow learns the perils of being stuck-up the hard way .
Jim gives the order, "30 days in the pookie!"
The J.C.L. skit demonstrates how hard it is to eat
laying on your side.
Although they are the OTHER
sport played during the fall, there
wasa lotofexcitmentforthe S. H.
golfers.
With two letterman returning
from last year's team, the Shamrock golfers placed second in their
newly formed league with a 7-3
won-lost record. Even though there
may have been no records broken
during the season we a II want to
congratulate our boys on a very
f !ne and successful season. Under
the coaching of Mr. Pete Owens
the Shamrock's hope to do even
better next year.
1972 GOLFERS : (left to ri ght) Mark Currie, Ed Galaz ka, Eddie Morris, Mark J.
Mann, Mar k Wegzy n, Mar k Slater, T im Suchy, (not pictured) Mr. Pete OwensCoach.
/ *!#?*Mar k, Why c o uldn't you m iss that x/*!#?* sandtra p ?
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Mark Slater's form leaves
room for improvement.
Aw c'mon Mann it's only a six incher.
Ed Galazka and Mark Shiemke trudge in, after 9 holes of sandtraps, wate
hazards, and lost balls.
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What style , wh a t GRA CE !
Mother never told me things like that.
Bend a nd STRETCH reach for the sky .
(ri ght) Just give me five m inutes alone with .
(below) Hurricane Sylvia .
Capt. Cathy Zimmer led her team to a
gay season--- I'm not too sure about vo !Ieyba II but she sure knows how to play around .
. . . Miss Mack knows all about shooting
the reds . . . Somebody somewhere has to
have the right idea!
Seriously though, the volleyball team
in their first season did a great job. 4-10
in six weeks is pretty good. Besides their
practices and games the volleyball team
did move. They went to a play day at
Mercy and came home 3-2 . . . Dinner,
and awards given out by Ms. Mack . . .
Eastern vs. M.S • . . . and a truly lasting
contribut ion to school . . . Green lockers.
a
ley-
Hurricane Sylvia strikes again!
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Good to the last drip •
•
She strikes without a moment's
notice.
(right) It's a bird, it's a plane •••
plop! ---It's a bird!!
Student
S, G. OFF1CERS : (from left)
Ann Dougherty, Sec .
Ted Andrus, Pres.
Joanne O' Neill, T reas .
Mary Beth Whitton, V. P.
(}overnment
Creativity is the dividing line between authori ty
and madness!
Student (}o vernment
Richard
Football
Jr . Sockhop
2
Raffle
T ickets
5
CARNI VAL .
6
Senior
Hayride
12
7
Election Day
8
S. G. Meeti ng
4th
14
15
13
SE NIOR UNITY WORKSHOP •
19
20
S. G. Meeting
7th
. . .....
23
Turkey Day!
5
Meeti ng
4 th
6
S. G. Bakesal e
7
11
12
13
14
18
S. G. Meeting
. 7th
4
10
17
s. G.
25
Merry
Chri stmas!
Happy
New Year !
20
NHS Bakesale
26
2
1
Classes
X - mas
Carolin
s. G.
27
28
3
4
Basketball
(away)
7
8
14
15
9
Basketba ll
S. G. Meeti ng
S. G •. Meeting
7th
Calendar
Day
10
11
Frosh
Bake - Sal e
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End of
2nd 1/ 4
Calendar
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16
30
3
CARNIVAL •
Report Cards
29
27
31
22
SadiHawkins
(GAL)
4
3
9
S. G.
Bake Sale
S. G. Meeting
D. C.
Basketball
26
24'
21
End of l/4
Aquinas
Football
18
GAB RIAL
Basketball
17
18
24
25
1
Cabrini
Basketball
Benedi c tine
Basketba ll
JCL / NHS 2
Dance
9
DePorres
Basketball
Sr .
16
22
S. G. X - mas
Dance
23
29
30
5
1/ 2 classes
12
Free Day
Basketball
6
13
20
Need a shower
huh-Kev?
It floats through the air with the greatest of ease.
BACK ROW* M . Meinceir, G. McMahon, T. Derry, M . Svirha, P. Mosley, Coach Carroll, Coach LaFeve, Coach Wilson, C .
Darga, B. Arcy, J. Armstrong, C. Kitt, J. Denton, M . O'Hara, • MIDDLE ROW* K. Pritchard, P. Mech, B. Repovz, P.
Morgan, J. Zimmer, C. Monea, C. Williamson, s. Sarb, T . Delaney, J. Fry, J. Courtierier, J. Walton, M . Jolly,. FRONT
ROW* K. Link, B. Sitko, J. Reisinger, T. Beurer, C. Donnelly, R. Larese, V. Licari, J. Uetz, D. Myler, R. Ozog, B. Zarb
B. Vertez, L. Gilmore .
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FOOTBALL* CLASS OF 1976
Halftime breaks for 1
boys oops, I mean m
(below) The spirit bE
our freshmen team.
Conditioning paid off for Mike Jolly.
(below) The rocket arm of Rob McAllister .
The J. V. 's fin ished in second place after two disappointing loses by a total of only seven points. A few
yards d ifference and the J. V.'s could have brought another Championship to Sacred Heart . But 6-2 is a very
respectable record and indicates that the Shamrocks will have power to spare in 1973.
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL
S. H. 20
S. H.
7
S. H. 20
S. H. 6
S. H. 37
S. H. 7
S. H. 14
S. H. 32
• The other
reason
One of the reasons the
J. V. s were so success ful • . .
Pont. 0
Lads. 0
St. AlsO
Cabrini 7
Benedictine 0
DePorres 0
Richard 20
Aquinas 6
Lendi ng a helping hand as Varsity assi stants.
The J. V. cheerleaders would
like to thank everyone for your
great spirit. They wi II never forget a II the fun they had cheering
for the large crowds. These girls
are known for the ir coordination
and daintiness, as shown when performing. In conclusion, when the
team is in the huddle, they are
ready to cheer, ready to give their
utmost to the green.
1972 J. V. Cheerleaders (top) Becky Schechter, (middle) Joanne Corrigan,
Betsy Murphy, Sharon Kachin, Patti Bailey, (bottom) Dawn Dapprich, (missing: Carol Savoie)
The J. V. girls are serious about letting the guys know they're behind them all the way
The girls take a minute from their busy season to
give a smile
Let's give the guys a hand.
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yards
respe
The Shamrocks get it together.
(Back row, left to right) Coach Danna, Coach Chenet, D. DeGuilio, A. Jones, J. Russell, C. Fairless, R. Lennis, T.
Brennan, J. Barry, L. Gilmore, R. 0 1Connor, T. Cronin, M. Thomas, P. Sarata, C. Salada, D. Bourcier, M. McCormick,
Coach Carrol. (Middle row) Coach Wilson, Coach LaFeve, M . Prasal. G. Ferenchick, M. Plasters, M. Marion, D.
DeGuilio, P. Cullen, J. Henning, P. Carroll, C. Farrugia, J. Lendo, R. Hunt, C. Gappy, P. Sitko, R. Morency, Coach
Harrison, Coach Canzonetta. (Front row) P. Manno, J. Larese, M. Moran, M . Sitko, T. Andrus, D. Chapman, D.
Cullen, E. Arcy, M . Golem, Coach Read, J. Zen, P. Hipple, D. Wyman, D. Fuhrman, J. Smith, T. O'Brien, J. Reichel,
Mgr . B. Hopkins.
Ted; what are you doing?
On
J. \
ful
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Mitch gives the refs a piece of his mind.
BACK* J. Smith, M . Moran, D. Wyman, J. Larese, D. Chapman,
P. Manno, M . Sitko, M . Golem , MIDDLE* A . Dougherty, M .
McDonough, N. Monea, L. Sander, M. Bailey, S. Savoie, J. Mareck
K . Clincher, FRONT* B. Hopkins, T . O'Brien, E. Arcy , D. Cullen,
T. Andrus, J. Zen, P. Hipple, D. Fuhrman, J. Reichel.
WE 1 RE THE CHEERLEADERS
ck,
1,
Are YOU sure this is how Jim Reichel got started ?
We sailed the good ship Venus •
yoho • . . what time is it girls . . . Vit
time! . . . Doesn 1 t macaroni make you
sick . . . I get the Sally award . . . my
I forgot my hug-mes • • . Sally was a
good time girl • . • this is a bad neighborhood . . . let 1 s go guys, so what if
Nancy's stuck in Mr. Read 1 s bushes . . .
let 1 s pull an all-nighter . • . love our
new uniforms and the jacket too . . . 11 m
not doing a CARTWHEEL . . . Bob, why
am I so seasick • . . Go borrow some
money from the cheerleading fund . , .
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1 m hungry . • • HAUL*@ &% , . . Janice
what happened? I fell over the*%&*&@
w1re . . . let 1 s be Titans . • . ZING .•
I see bengals, I see France . • • Shimmy
to the left • . . 11 m catching pneumonia
wh i le Monea sits in her Gran Torino •
I hate kids , . . the Southern Creme •
how am I going to get up for 8:30 mass
after a night like this? • • . I wish it
was over • . . I t 1 s over . • .
1
1 -m_gonna cry • •
For these are our big-mouthed, bright
-eyed Senior cheerleaders. They lead
the other squads and things aren 1 t always
easy. But cheerleader is a genera I name
for t icker-seller, typ ists, painters,
acrobats, car-washers, waitresses and
most of all sex symbols (ha, ha) They
have an everlasting spirit, rekindled
whenever they remember a very big
football team and a very good year.
PERIOD.
Oh, Oh, --your CONTACTS are melting?
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CLASS OF 1975
CLASS OF 1974
first Place:
WE'RE HOT STUFF
Second Place :
KICK'E M IN THE
RIB BITS
Third Place:
PUT 'E M IN
PANDA"'MONIUM
The class of 1973 brought up
the rear in the parade but came
out on top in the float competi tion- when it really counted •
the devil made me
write this"'
Fourth Place:
LAP 'EM UP
CLASS of 1976
CLASS OF 1973
Matt and Sue
Nancy and Kevin
The rain won't dull
Lynn's sunny smile!
Marilyn and Mik1
The Queen and her Court pose for pictures,
up
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Mitch and John get their chance.
Nancy tries to keep Tom and Kevin dry.
"Watch out for the fence, Mike" screams Susie.
Marilyn and
Mike watch
the parade.
Anybody for a polka?
Kathy and Mike shake hands.
What do you mean we ran out of
aluminium foil?
Jumping Joe feeds his face.
Ted's on time for once.
Hey! We forgot to leave an opening
Rub-a-dub-dub five in a tub!
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Homecoming 72 • . . Now Kevin
w i ll crown the king
. . so many goodlooking couples. .
Angel gives an
appropr iate greeting . . . the So phs are
not afraid of he ights as they complete
the Stairway to Heaven . . . friends
mingle w ith friends to social ize and
enjoy the dance . • . our beautiful
queen enter with her escort • . . where
are you going after? . . . a beautiful,
memorable evening in October 72.
McGovern had a spectacula r campaign, a II
the yelling and pandamonium of a real rally. The
noise was overwhe Imi ng, the supporters busy
campaigning, but sti II Nixon defeated him in our
rally. A good education for a II and a chance for
students to express their opinions. And Peggy,
what was the name of that song you were singing?
Avid Mc Govern-ites Dean and T i m have run out of chalkboard.
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"It's four more years, not four more beers! ! "
He 1 s a mystery man to most Americans,
that s perfectly clear. But he carried the
votes of Sacred Heart Students at our
November political rally. Though the
tactics of Nixon-ites and McGovern supporters greatly differed, Nixon came
through. Posters everywhere, pamphlets
and common sense arguements for re-election
were key factors of Nixon 1 s S.H. campaign.
But, 4 more years of what?
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Craig Cappy tries to convince Bill he knows Nixon's secret.
This is student demonstration time.
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1972
Coachinlj
Sta//
"One potatoe, Two potatoe • •
The football coaches are
really a bunch of fr iendly
guys .
"
"I AM THE MAGNIFICE NT"
(Back) J. Wilson, V. Canzonetta, K. Carroll
M. LaFeve (Front) T. Dana , R. Read, G.
Harrison, J. Chenet
Brigid Archer
Bill Arcy
John Armstrong
Jerry Bartkus
Diane Bazner
Mary Beth Bell
Terry Beurer
Pam Beyer
Chris Blum
George Boyle
Sharon Brennan
Lynn Bridges
Patty Burke
Tom Caruara
Nancy Cobb
Jeff Courturier
Chris
Parga
Kelly
Cronin
Terry
Delaney
Marc
Currie
Joe
Denton
.Jt
look
the /roah
a lit fie
while
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Tom Derry
Chris Donnelly
Dennis Dougan
Diane Farrugia
Kathy Filippi
Carol Finnerty
Lori Foley
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Chris
Freeman
Phyllis
Hamilton
Jim
Fry
Sue
Harris
Joe
Fundaro
Jerry
Heinrich
Sheryl
Furmaga
Linda
Henning
Mike Jolly
Theresa Kahl
Terry Kane
Mike Kelly
Krystal Keown
Chuck Kitt
Paullete Klenzar
I
I
Lance
Gilmore
Bernadette
Hetu
Joe
Idonesi
Mark
Koch
Kathy Krauss
Lynn Kuczajda
Kulik
Diane Kwiecien
Nancy Lennis
Katy
McLowery
Carolyn
Marriann
McDermott
Doug Langfield
Rick Larese
Lynn Lewandowski
Vito Licari
Lyle Labardee
Rick Lesinski
PHOTO
Dawn
McLaughlin
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Chris Locke
Ron Lil yhorn
Joe Irish
Rob McAllister
Gerald
McMahon
PHOTO
NOT
Bill Vertez
Tim Webb
Sally Shamrock
WAILABLE
(below)
Carolyn Stitt
Mike Szalay
Bob Vojtkofsky
Chris Williamson
Sandy York
(row three)
John Waltom
Sandy Wajton
Lisa Youvon
(row four)
Linda Wrobel
Bob Zarb
(row two) Doreen Stopczynski
Mike Szewczyk
Jerry Uphauzi
(row three)
Cheryl Sulisz
Gerri Tobkin
Ellen VanOoteghtm
(row four) Mike Svihra
John Uetz
Cindy Vecchioni
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... but they
/inally g-ot thing-d
dtraig-hteneJ outf
Cals? At 5 :30 in the m orning?????
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ON one cold, snowy morning in November, the
seniors left for Camp Cavell in anticipation of their
long-awa ited retreat. The bus ride seemed endless,
but they were rewarded when they arrived- long, ta II
pi ne trees, a bit of snow and a warm cabin; (not to
mention an absolutely delicious lunch!) And then it
happened; what happened? Just look around you!
Ham and Potatoes. Ham and Fish ? Ham and Eggs ?????????
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HEY Pat and Joanne, Are those a ll yo ur kids?
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Cher, tell those guys to hurry up . This thing's heavy youknow.
Besides I'm no HERCULES!
Say, "oh, senior please, "
and
BOW THREE TIMES
I love seeing applesauce all over your body.
I said, "PART YOU STUPID WATERS!"
Aw, c'mon fellas- lemme in on the joke.
w.
Ho - Ho, I didn't say "Simon Says . "
Red rover, Red rover , send Teddy right over.
Forget Ann Landers . Now,
what would Dear Abby do?
.
,
Chris & Kathy talk over what they did
before the dance (you made a stop where?! !)
I think the orange drink needs a little something, if you know what I
mean!!!
The 1972 Sadie Hawkins King, Kevin Sarb is crowned by GAL
President Helen Donnelly.
Matt, Lil' Abner's watching you!!!!
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GIRLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE:
Just what is GAL? It's all those
bubbling beauties who've
earned their letters in a sport.
The Gals sponsored the Sadie
Hawkins, several dances, bakE
sales, etc. Along with all the
hard work, (?), Gal means:
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Kevin Sarb was crowned King of the
Sadie Hawkins!
Josie Jockette ••• Regular
meetings with fantastic turnouts! ••• Non- stop activities
throughout the year ••• "Being a Gal has made me more
of a woman" . • • "I pledge
to never smoke, drink, or use
obscene language" (Does that
mean the officers will be impeached?) ••• "I think I'M
getting a mustache!" ••.
"Why do I want to be a Gal ? "
GAL members: 1st-C. Nowosielski, A. Dougherty, L. Zander, M. McDonough , K.
Zimmer, K. Clincher; 2nd-L. Foley, S. Delage, M. Bailey, N. Monea, S. Savoie,
K. Schnieder, M. Whitton; 3rd-Miss Mack, D. Chencinski, J. Marecki, S. McClowry,
H. Donnelly, L. Labardee; 4th-S. Allen, M. Drouillard, M. Webb, L. Freda, M.
Hipple, M. Allen.
Runner-up, Denny Wyman, is
dragged away by Kathy Clincher.
Sister Peggy . . •
the Dear Abby
of Sacred Heart.
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Mrs. Oleszek proves he r point.
The teacher who walks i n the shadow of the temple, among
his followers, g ives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith
and levi ngness.
If he is i ndeed w i se he does not bid you enter the house of
w i sdom, but rather leads you to the threshold o f your own
mi nd.
Kahlil Gibran
Fr . Wayne
comes to
a
conclusion,
Surge has
a
persecution
complex
For the simple fact is . • •
Mr . Peters what can we say?
Phyllis Phys. Ed.
Sister Mary
Take a Bow . . • .
Ms . Bogan
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Michael cools his pits.
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Ken Allyson
Mary Ellen Archer
Pat Bailey
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John Berry
Paul Barrie
Angela Blackman
Jackie Blum
Stephanie Beadrou
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Sophomores met with a pleasant impact last
September: after freshman year•s submission,
they found a newly acquired bit of status awaiting them. But, as usua I, a long with the new
privileges came new responsibilities. The sophomores turned the gym into 11 sheer Heaven 11 for
the Homecoming dance, while their float was
o
o
• well you can•t win them all!!
United in
the common bond of struggling through a year
of Biology, the sophomores, though still underclassmen have at last orientated themselves
in all the bustle.
Dan Bourcier
Kathy Brennan
John Bressette
J
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Terry Brennan
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Margaret Brosnahan
Theresa Brown
Garth Cappy
Diane Carbary
Sue Carney
Bob Caruana
Linda Champagne
Cheryl Chastana
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"GROSS!!!"
Francis Conway III
Mark Cords
Joanne Corrigan
Jeanette Corrigan
Tom Cronin
Margaret Currie
Sharon Dacey
Dawn Dapprich
Bob DeGuilio
Joe Delage
Kathy Donnelly
John Donovan
Ron Dorchack
Cathy Esper
Charlie Fairless
Anne Figurski
Jeff Fillippi
Liz Fish
Diana Fletcher
Louise Freda
Bob Fuhrman
Joan Gable
Kendra Gains
Walter Gawyeski
Bob Gansen
Alan Gileczek
Lamont Gilmore
Lorrie Gilmore
Clair Girard
Jerry Goebel
Kathy Greene
Tom Halamd
Mike Harris
Artie Jones
Brian Jones
Sharon Kachin
Bob Kaltz
Steve Kratko
Laura Kuczajda
Annette Kushner
Rene LeBlanc
Rick Lennis
David Lowe
Joe McCarthy
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Mark McCormick
Matt McGinn
Cheryl Malkowski
?atti Mann
Gary Magyar
Dan Miesel
Paul Mitchell
Tony Molinari
Madeline Monea
Jim Moore
Jackie Morency
Jim Moquin
Bob Morris
Betsy Murphy
Steve Nowosielski
Jim O'Brien
Noreen O'Brien
Rick O'Conner
Tony Oliverio
Billy O'Neil
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Terry Ouellette
Chris Pawlicki
Ken Pichler
Marty Pi wovar
Mary Lou Polok
Sue Piwovar
Terry Prange
Terry Prokopp
Denise Reckinger
Chris Rockett
Diane Rodman
Val Russus
Joe Russell
Chris Salata
Pete Sarata
Carol Savoie
Beckx Schecter
Ann Sesko
Linda Sharp
Anne Sheeran
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Kate Sheeran
Henry Shamanski
"Talk, talk, talk ••• when do we eat?"
Sharon Short
Mark Slater
Chris Stead
Mark Stempick
Jean Stevenson
Paula Swantner
Sue Suave
Soupy Sales
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And they're building the stairway to
Heaven.
Greg Salarchek
Mike Thomas
Mike Toensfelt
Annette Vitalie
Mike Walsh
Jerry Watt
Greg Webb
Neil Wright
Ray Youvon
Tom Zimm
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Jim McMahon drinks the wine of
life ••.
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"The heck with Foodaholics Anonymous!"
And now the food! ! !
Hope that's milk you're drinkin',Rosie!
John's testing to see if it's finger lie kin'
good
Mark, will you let Diane feed you?
Hey Mr. Sharpe-who invited you???
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Matt stands uselessly by while Mark gains control of the boards
Fred is DEAD-LY
The party store closes at 10:00, Ron
50 Coach Sharpe longs for a piece of the action.
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Another first for the Shamrocks, the ball goes
through the hoop.
Matthew William eyes the ball
Twang bangs two more
Mitch gets "high" for a rebound
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JV~
are on
move
"Say, Oh Senior please and bow
three times. "
"Hey-what's goin'on down there?"
M.J. Renaud, Therese Cullen, Sue Suchyta. (top
row) Karen Blanch, Linda Trapp, Carole Myler,
Kathy Devost. (bottom)
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The Senior Cheerleaders step up for recognition .
just one last time.
"PSST-Nancy your hug-me-tights are showing!"
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Sue Allen
Bill Allison
Charlene Andrus
Victor Alvarez
SP\R\T
Katie Archer
Vicki Beard
Mike Brosnahan
Mark Carey
Evangela Armstrong
Karen Blanch
Mike Blum
Tris Bovich
Ray Busatil
Craig Cappy
Ted Andrus
Arte Carroll
Ann Charboneau
Joan Cousino
Patrick Cullen
Therese Cullen
Junior Spirit
Jeff Darga
Bob Denton
The Juniors have only one more year to go!
But being #2, in the school they sure do try
harder. Rather than being underclassmen they
are now looked up to and wi II soon have that
glorious title of "Senior."
It's been a busy year for the Juniors- class
ring's; prom; Junior-Senior Banquet; and many
other activities have fi lied the year with excitement. Despite all these added activities,
they have managed to keep up their spirit as
well as their academic work. When it comes
to the Juniors you can bet that they sure won't
be left in · "Panda-moni um . "
Debbie Dorchak
Danny Degulio
Ka th y Devoe
Terese Dougherty
Nancy Dul
Cindy Duquette
Mary Edwards
Michelle Edwards
Ray Emmett
Linda Fish
Chuck Farugia
Mi ke Fede l
Gary Fere nchick
Patty Esper
...
Ed Foley
Jerry Foisie
Pamela Franko
Ed Galaska
Rose Prior
Ray Hunt
Mary Koch
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Dave Gacioh
Bob Frankowiak
Peggy O'Neill
Mike Gengle
-Mary Jo Hipple
Jim Henning
Bob Johnston
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Kevin Jones
Sandy Kozlowich
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Lynn Labardee
Paulette Laponis
Joe Lendo
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Sharon McDonnell
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Mike Marion
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Diane McDermott
Linda McGinn
Pat McMahon
Jim Tessmar
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Lynn Mosey
Roland Morency
Ed Munson
Carol Myler
Marriane O'Connor
Cindy Pastuszka
Mark Plasters
Ron Plunkett
Kathy Powers
Mike Prasel
Bob Price
Ed Prior
Mary Jo Renaud
Tim Rosiak
Kate Sarb
Kris Schecter
Sue Sesko
Patrick Sitko
Sue Sucyta
Ken Symeon
Mary Beth Whitton
Gary Stopezyski
Joyce Swantner
Karen Tate
Bud Tobkin
Linda Trapp
Kathy Trescott
Sue Walton
Jim Williams
Paul Wolski
Karen York
Mary Zyren
"I came, I saw, I ate • • . too much!
The Junior Classical League (JCL to all my friends), got
things started by attending a mini convention in Grand
Rapids. They kept things alive by co-sponsoring a dance
which raised money to help them celebrate Saturnalia, (Roman feast of lights). The money left over will help pay expenses to the state convention at Michigan State University.
This year we hope to send a few delegates to the national
convention. Whoever said Latin is dead?
"Quid Est????"
Some of the latest in nursing equipment!
• . . "Land where my father died".
Future Nurses help to save lives.
Oh well, everyone ' s entitled to one mistake . R.I. P.
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A. Chaboneau, S. Allen, L. Fish, S. McClowry , P. Sarata, M. Freda . K . Blanch,
V. Beard, M. Renaud, K . Archer, H. Donnely, K. Sarb, M . Allen
" Rockey" fails to block Marilyn 's shot .
Karen watches Kat e (Boom-Boom) steal the ball from
"Bull winkle" ! ! !
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The tension rises . • • so does Mrs . K!
Hey! What' s going on in there???
J.V.
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·SWISH! ?!?!?!
FRONT: P. Baily, L. Fish, L. Sharp, T. Prange, B. Murphy, K. Esper, L. Freda, J.
Stevenson. BACK: A. Charbonau, L. Bridges, M . Samson, L. Foley, L. Lewandowski, K . McClowry, L. Kujada, N. Lennis.
-Co-captains: Liz sinks it as Jeanne watches.
"UP, UP AND AWAY!!!"
Willie Make it? ••• I. Betty Will! ! !
Coach, Mrs. Owens, is lost in the huddle! ! ! (black shoes behind
Jeannie! )
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In the past, the traditional canned
food drive was motivated by a spirit of
competition and the thought of a free pizza
party for the biggest can collectors o This
year, there was a big breakthrough The
spi rit of competition was replaced by the
Christmas spirit of giving; the only prize
being a warm feeling that tells you that you
helped others with your generosity o Perhaps
it IS better to give than to receive o
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One more time!
Even Santa
looks pleased!
Surprise
Package.
Bill O' Neill samples
a can of sauerkraut.
Along with decorating the kitchen
cupboards of some unfortunate people,
the students got together and decked
our halls with bright Christmas and wintertime ornamentation. There were endless chains of red and green strung from
the ceilings and stained-glass windows
of snowscenes and Santa CIa us.
. There was a Iso a spec ia I Christmas
assembly where all our beloved teachers
were presented with small but unique
tokens of our appreciation . All in all, it
was quite a Merry Christmas at Sacred
Heart.
A masterpiece by the hands of inspired artists.
The king and queen
of the harmony section.
Ted awaits a thank you kiss.
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The team had the same coach
this year, Mike LaFeve, but with
a different nickname. (Instead of
Smiley, it was Fuph!) The same
old questions were always being
asked: Are we men or boys this
week? How many QUARTERS tonight, boys? Hey, we won the
game, men! No one can say the
freshmen didn't have spirit this
year, with the great cheerleaders
we had. So keep it up BOYS or
MEN or whatever •••
The feeling of being. deserted. • •
Looking at a girl Ron?
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What' s the matter. •. Mike fall down Go BOOM?
What' s the score, Lance?
Rec. B.B.
Says Gary Ferenchick "I
only know how to get
"high" on the basketball
court.
Are all hands accounted for?
Bob, just what is a CUDITZ!
Everyone moves back when
the big man shoots.
"for sure " the ball goes threw the hoop!
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SKUNK DRIVES WHILE VUDOO CHAPMAN A WAITS THE
BALL IN THE CORNER.
SURE FEELS GOOD TO BE ALL ALONE!
DEAN THROWS IT UP FOR TWO MORE!
THE LOCKNESS MONSTERS ARE KEVIN "LOOSELESS" SARB, TED "V.D."
ANDRUS, DONALD "VUDOO" CHAPMAN, PA TRICK "SKUNK" CULLEN AND
DEAN "THE DREAM" ROCHELEAU.
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IT'S TIME FOR A CUDITZ SUbSTITU TION,
Carol waits to p ass the ball .
Mary Allen shows off one of
her many basketball talents .
Sylvia, escorted by Mary, drives to the
bucket .
THE WOMEN LI BERATORS : FROM S . H. ARE : MARY ALLEN, SYLVIA
DELAGE, CAROL MOOSAGIAN, MARY BETH JONES , MICHELLE WEBB,
AND THERESE SIEMION : MASCOT : KATHY JONES, MISSI NG : CHARISSE
NOWOS IELSKI.
Syl via on the move, again.
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Sue Allen
Terry Buerer
Dave Corrigan
Diane Chencinski
Helen Donnelly
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Ann Dougherty
Katie Finnerty
Ed Foley
Under the creative guidance of
Brother Robert, this year's staff put
together a uniquely different Yearbook, Long and hard hours were put
in racing to meet deadlines, taking
pic- of student life at S, H., and
trying to· beat the censor.
Marilyn Freda
Doug Fuhrman
Ed Galaska
Janice Marecki
Na ncy Monea
Layout Editor
Sue McClowry
Jim McMahon
Wally Naras
Ed Prior
Rose Prior
Dean Rocheleau
Mark Mann
Business Editor
Kathy Schneider
Mary Allen
Copy Editor
Kevin Sarb
Sue Savoie
Pat Spiroff
Matt Stevenson
Masry Jo Renuad
Michelle Webb
Tim Webh
Brother Robert
Advisor
Bob Wisniewski
Photography
Kris Jakubiec
Typing Editor
We don't always see eye to eye with Ed!
••• if you were Polish you'd understand!
Photographer, Ed Galaska, models the
latest in super-varsity fashions! Look Ma ,
no hands!
Nancy ••• quit writing on the table, Sr. Jovita's coming!
My way ••• or no way!
Nancy and Br . Robert have
a serious discussion a bout
censorship.
Rose ' s go t the m ind,
Dave's got the smarts ,
and Terry 's got the
film .
• • • and my mother told
me that yo u are the very
best one!
Sister Ellen
Van Antwerp
Mr . T .
Sister Irene
Mary
Mr. Peters
Sister Peggy
Miss Norma Barquet
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Miss Mary Bogan
Mr . Pace
Sister Karen
Mr. Columbo
Sister Catherine
Mr . Chenet
What we anticipate seldom occurs;
what we least expect generally happens."
--B. Disraeli
Mrs . Gonzalez
Mrs . Brisbois
Miss Adrian Farnell
Sister Lucia
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DON'T FIND FAULT --FI ND A REMEDY
ANYONE CAN COMPLAIN
Sr. Irene Ma ry relates an experience to an interested student .
"I can't understand this sudden drop in your Film class . I thought it was the
liveliest art! "
Keep on TRUCKIN'
Mrs . Lester- -our secretary with the never
e nding sm ile!
"SHUT UP, YOU ANIMALS!"
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"Sorry Michael, I'm a married woman."
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Miss Nancy Bogan gets the undivided attention of her English
students.
"Sorry Mrs. Gonzales, I won't let you Have any of my hot
tamales!!"
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Mrs. Bribois and Mrs. Tardif are the reason
for the over-we ight proble m at Sacred Heart
The men in white coats escort Fr.
Be uche out.
THe SAcred Heart swimmers,
this year found themselves in a
newly formed league competing
in the First Division. Under Mr.
Chenet 1 s coaching and guidance
the Shamrocks are very hopeful
this season. Together with
Eddie Morris 1 s muscular body
and lively spirit and Greg
Assenmacher 1 s musical ability ·
(Did you know he could play
the Lone Ranger on his kickboard?), we want to wish our
boys the Best of Luck!
Go ge t'e m boys -las t one ins a .
Swimming
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T om , you ha ve
to
turn a round to Hug !
Shamrock Tankers; (ROW 1) Roger Mech, Greg Assenmacher ,
Mark Mann, Steve Baker, Roman Beyer, Eddie Morris . (ROW
2) Tim Webb , Pat Mech, Tom Myler, Mr. Chenet , Ed Arcy,
Joe Iodinisi. (ROW 3) Rick Lesinski, Doug Lancefield , Rick
Ozog, Matt McGinn, Terry Oulette, Bill Arcy.
That ' s O. K . Mark - you'll still get a kiss .
Sho uld I or shouldn't I ?
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Two Roads Diverged ••. AND I, I took the one
Less trove led by
And it has made
ALL THE DIFFERENCE!
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Robert Frost
Mike and Barb preside over the monthly
meeting!
NHS
The key to the National Honor Society is versatility! The only function is NOT just acting intelligent. This year has found the NHS involved
in many activities. The first big undertaking was
the transportation of the cans gathered in the
food drive, to Catholic Social Services. Induction ceremonies increase the number and quality
of club members. This club also has supported
other school activities, by purchasing ads in the
newspaper and the yearbook.
Two new areas are being explored this year
in the forms of a career day at S HS.
A ca ndid, unposed picture of the entire
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY!
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Ma ry Jo is a perfect example that brains are the only
quality NHS members possess.
Another member.
Ms. Barquet, Marvelous Moderator!
INTELLECTUALISM HITS SHS
Chess is the best game ever invented
by man kind. The chess club is one of the
best things to ever be organized at SHS.
Chess has finally put some class into this
schoo I. The mind is mightier than the
body and the sophisticated mind of the
chess player is the best in the world. The
chess player is not only the most competitive in the world, but he is also the
most brazen. Long live the King!
Signed,
Bobby Fischer
(the king!)
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Mary Beth Whitton, Susie Courtney , Lynn Zander ,
(goggles) Lynn Labarde (not pictured) Cas Trescott, Berna dette Hetu, Noreen O' Brien, Pam Beyer, Bridget Archer ,
Erin Payne , Cathy Greene , Terry Prokopp, Patty Mann,
Mariellen Archer, Lori Gilmore, Sharon Reichel. COACH :
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"Look Tom," Bruno says . . .
Tom Peck takes another measurement .
Jim Larese enjoys his labor.
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"For Sure" displays the art of facial expression?????
No, why do you think they call it
DOPE!
Jim gawks at Stan's HAIR STYLE .
Bobby Price bulges for COSMOPOLITAN!
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Are the freshmen here?
You can say that again . Football .
Homecoming • . • Nixon in 72 • • • Health •
Gym •• • Swimming .• • Basketball •••
Religion • . • JCL • . . Student Gov ' t . . •
Track • •• 3rd pl ace in the Mardi Gras • ••
History . • • NEB •
• Frogs . • . Rec bb • • • Bake
Sales ••• Math ••• lntramurals • • • Sadie
Hawkins . . • etc . •• etc ••• etc •• • etc . . •
etc • . •
That ' s the Spiro of ' 76
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We're going to have a yearbook
• Give me a break ••• looks like we
don't make this deadline either ••• this is bull ••• No, you're not going
to put that in ••• here put this picture in ••• everyone is incompetent •••
teh, heh, heh, that's a good picture ••• why are we so organized ••• no
fingerprints on the photos ••• somebody took the ashtray • • • 7:30 P. M.
in room 206 ••• can anybody name the six editors •• • can anybody name
one of the six editors • • • God bought a fu II page • • • how come there is
no picture of thee drafting nun • • .Andrus took them • • • think of something ••• fire, there is a fire outside • • • Brother, what are you doing to
the door •• • my hair smells like doughnuts • • • Gentlemen, what is the
meaning of these pictures ••• This is the last meeting?
(}ooJt'Je Seniorj ...
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Theodore Allen Andrus
Student Govt. President
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MOTTO:
Ann Lora Dougherty
Student Govt. Secretary
Joanne Marie O' Neill
Student Govt . Treasurer
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am not afraid of tomorrow,
For I have seen yesterday,
And. love today.
Colors:
Burgundy and pink
Song:
Dia Iogue I and II
by Chicago
Flowers:
Daffodi I
Water lily
Kevin James Sarb
Senior President
Ma rilyn Jean Freda
Senior Vice - President
Dean Allen Rocheleau
Senior Treasurer
Helen Mary Donnelly
Senior Secretary
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Mary Margaret Allen
Gregory Paul Assenmacher
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Roman Randolph Beyer
Edward Thomas Arcy Ill
Mary Kay Bailey
Steven John Baker
Rosaline Marie Bitel
Terrence Stewart Brennan
Shawn Marie Cabana w
Donald R. Chapman
Timothy Gerard Brow
Kathleen Therese Carney
Kathleen Frances Clincher
Diane Marie Chencenski
99
David Patrick Corrigan
Susan Elizabeth Courtney
Sylvia Ann DeLage
Daniel Joseph Cullen
100
Kim berlee Ann Des Rosiers
Connie Marie Donnelly
Barbara Ann Donovan
Monica Suzanne Drouillard
Ka thl een An n Finne rty
In the midst of winter,
I finally learned
that there was in me
an invincible summer
A Ibert Camus
Lynn Marie Franko
Dougl as J. Fuhrma n
Rona ld Joseph Fry
Michael Gera ld Goe be l
Mitc he ll T homas Golem
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David Michael Heinrich
Christine R. Horger
102
Patrick John Hipple
Robert Francis Hopkins
David Christopher Jones
Raymond Michael Kachin
Robert M . Koch
James Larese
Michael Joseph Lagory
Susan Marie McClowry
Mary Ann McDonough
James William McMahon
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Mic hael Vi c to r Machuta
Mark Jeffrey Ma nn
Time it was, and what a time
it was, it was • • . •
A time of innocence, a time of
confidences.
Long ago • • . • it must be,
I have a photograph.
Preserve your memories:
They're all that's left you.
Simon & Garfunkel
Patrick Ma nno
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Janice Marie Marecki
Roger Gerard Mech
Deborah Ka thleen Miesel
Judith Ann Miller
Nancy Josephine Monea
So on and on I go
the seconds tick the time
out.
There's so much left to know
And I'm on the road to find
out.
Then I found my head one day
and I wasn't even trying.
· So here I have to say,
'cause there is no use in
lying.
Yes the answer lies within,
So why not take a look now,
Kick out the devil's sin,
pick up, pick up a good
book now.
Michael Charles Moran
Cat Stevens
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Philip Andrew Morgan
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Donna Virginia Morris
Edward Michael Morris
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Thomas Jerome Myler
like seeds dreaming beneath
the snow.
Your heart dreams of Spring.
Walter James Naras
Trust the dreams, for in them
is hidden
The gate to eternity.
Kahli I G ibran
Timothy Patrick O' Brien
Richard Patrick O' Brien
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Roseann Elizabeth Oliverio
Ma ry Kaye Olvarnyk
Barbara Ann Pawlicki
Farewe II to you
and the youth I have
spent with you.
It was but yesterday
we met in a dream,
You have sung to me
in my aloneness, and
I of your tower in the sky.
But now our sleep has fled
and our dream is over,
and it is no longer dawn.
The noontide is upon us and
our half waking has turned
to fuller day, and we
must part .
If in the twilight of
memory we sha II speak
again together and you
sha II sing to me a deeper
song.
And if our hands should
meet in another dream,
we sha II build another
tower in the sky.
Kahlil Gabran
Mark Cash ieffie Payne
Thomas Gerard Peck
Let not the waves of the sea
separate us now,
And the years you have spent
in our midst
become a memory.
Kahlil Gibran
James Lawrence Reichel
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Michael John Porte
Christine Piendel
Gail Ann Samson
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The first step in becoming an olympic swimmer
is. . • •
Rose Marie Prior
Patricia Ann Sarata
Pat Sarata tries to break the world record for
holding your breath as Mary Allen keeps time.
The ring day ceremony was a time of closeness and sharing
Susan Marie Savoie
Brian John Sheeran
Kathleen Marie Schneider
Therese Ann Siemion
Michael Gerard Sitko
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Matthew William Stevenson
James Patrick Smith
We can make it happen
We can change the world now
We can save the children
We can make it better.
We can make it happen
We can change the world now
We can save the children
We can make it better,
Christopher Bryan Such y
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Patrick G. Spiroff
WE CAN MAKE IT BETTER!
James Lawrence Tessmar
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Jeffr ey Lee T om linson
Are you optimistic 'bout the way that
things are going?
TERRY: No, I never ever think of it at all.
PETER: Don't you ever worry when you see
what's going down?
TERRY: No, I try to mind my ~usiness that is,
no business at all.
PETER : When it's time to function as a feeling
human being, will your Bachelor of Arts
help you get by?
TERRY: I hope to study further a few more years
or so, I also hope to keep a steady high.
PETER: Will you try to change things, with the
power that you have, the power of a
mi Ilion new ideas?
TERRY: What is this power that you speak of
and the need for things to change? I
always thought that everything was fine ,
PETER: Don't you feel regression just closing in
around.
TERRY: No, the campus here is very, very free ,
PETER: Don't it make you angry the way war is
dragging on?
TERRY: Well, I hope the president knows what
he's into, I don't know.
PETER: Dori't you see starvation in the city
where you live, all the needless hunger,
all the needless pain?
TERRY: I haven't been there lately, the country
is so fine, my neighbors don't see hunger
cause they haven't got the time.
PETER: Thank you for the talk, you know you really
eased my mind, I was troubled by the shape
of things to come.
TERRY: Well if you had my outlook, your feelings
would be numb, you'd always think that
everything was fine.
Mic he lle Marie We bb
Peter:
Ma rk Joseph Wegzy n
Robert Joseph Wi sniewski
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Steven John Wortmann
The senior women plan a midnight swim.
Dennis Brian Wyman
Lynn Marie Zander
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John Anthony Zen
Kathy Marie Zimmer
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MOST ATHLETIC
Seniors: Lynn Zander, Ed Arcy
Juniors: Mike Gengle, Sue Allen
Sophomores: Carth Cappy, Sue Carney
Freshmen: Pam Rosiek, M. Paluzzi
Helen Donnelly, Mitch Golem
Seniors: Helen Donnelly, Mitch
Golem
Juniors: Mike Gengle, Sue Allen
Sophomores: Dan Bourcier, Liz Fish
Freshmen: Mike Jolly, Laurie Foley
Mike Jolly
Sue Allen
P. Mosley, P. Rosiek
Bob Wisniewski
Janice Marecki
Jeanne Stevenson
Ed Galaska
BEST LIKED
MOST PHOTOGENIC
Seniors: Marilyn Freda, Mike Porte
Juniors: Mike Gengle, Sue Allen
Sophomores: Rick O'Connor, Jeanne
Stevenson
Freshmen: P. Rosiek, P. Mosley
Seniors: Janice Marecki, Bob Wisniewski
Juniors: Ed Galaska, Patty Esper
Sophomores: Mark McCormick, Jeanne Stevenson
Freshmen: Judy Ryan, R. Vojtkofsky
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MOST POPULAR
Seniors: Marilyn Freda, Mike Porte
Juniors: Mike Gengle, Karen Blanch
Sophomores: Mike Thomas, Jeanne
Stevenson
Freshmen: Jo Manno, Chich Monea
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Dawn Dapprich
BEST DRESSED
Mike Gengle, Karen Blanch
MOST HUMOROUS
Marilyn Freda
Seniors: Gail Samson, Matt Stevenson
Juniors: Bob Johnston, Joanne Carbary
Sophomores: Garth Cappy, Dawn Dapprich
Freshmen: Judy Ryan, Chich Monea
Kathy Schneider
Mary Edwards
Seniors: Kathy Schneider, Roger Mech
Juniors: Mary Edwards, Mike Marion
Sophomores: Jackie Morency, Paul Barrie
Freshmen: Bernadette Hetu, Pat Mech
Jim Williams
Roger Mech
Cheryl Sulisz
MOST INTELLIGENT
Seniors: Rose Prior, Mike Porte
Juniors: Sue Allen, Jim Williams
Sophomores: R. Ganson, T. Prokopp
Freshmen: Cheryl Sulisz, M. Paluzzi
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l't~O\ERS
Ted Andrus
The "George Carlin" Award
The "Girl On The Corner" Award
Seniors: Susie Courtney, Don Chapman
Juniors: Joe Lendo, Marianne O'Connor
Sophomores: Dan Bourcier, Betsy Murphy
Freshmen: Pam Beyer, Pat Mosley
Mark McCormick
Seniors: Ted Andrus, Kathy Schneider
Juniors: Bob Frankowiak, Mary Edwards
Sophomores: Paul Barrie, Jackie Blum
Freshmen: Bernadette Hetu, Ken Sharpe
Bernadette Hetu, Ken Sharpe
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Seniors: Jeff Tomlinson, Kim DesRosiers
Juniors: Kevin Guzdial, Katie Archer
Sophomores: Dan Miesel, M. Archer
Freshmen: Dan Myler, Mary Oldenburg
Dan Myler
Katie Archer
CLASS BROWNIE
Seniors: Mike Porte, Nicky Drouillard
Juniors: Anne Charboneau, Tim Rosiak
Sophomores: Mark McCormick, Betsy Murphy
Freshmen: L. Foley, J, Armstrong
BEST LEGS
The Burt Reynolds Award
Seniors: Janice Marecki, Dean Rochelea
Juniors: Paul Carrol, Patty Esper
Sophomores: Dan Bourcier, Diane ·~"'"""'..'•
Freshmen: Nancy Lennis, C. Kitt
Patti Esper
Seniors: Janice Marecld, Wally Naras
Juniors: Bob Price, Patty Esper
Sophomores: Joan Gable, Dan Bourcier
Freshmen: Judy Ryan, c. Kitt
Seniors: Peggy O'Neill, Tom Peck
Juniors: Gary Ferenchik, Cindy Duquene
Sophomores: lim Moquin, Laurie Gilmore
Frahmen: Elleo VanOOteghem, R. Ozog
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MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT
Seniors: Eddie Morris, Ann Dougherty
Juniors: Carol Myler, Tim Rosiak
Sophomores: Arte Jones, Becky Schecter
Freshmen: Lynn Bridges, Rick Larese
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Chuck Farrugia
MOST SHY
Seniors: Dave Corrigan, Debbie Miesel
Juniors: Chuck Farrugia, Kathy Devost
Sophomores: G. Talarzak, S. Beaudreau
Freshmen: Patty O'Brien, Bill Arcy
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Ann Dougherty
Lynn Bridges, Rick Larese
Kate Sarb
Donna Morris
MOST TALENTED
Kathy Zimmer
Seniors: Mitch Golem, Donna Morris
Juniors: Brent Maclssac, Trissy Bovich
Sophomores: Terry Brennan, Dawn Dapprich
Freshmen: Sue Golem, Pat Mech
Brent Maclssac
Trissy Bovich
Chris Suchy
Nixon Look-Alike Award
Seniors: Kathy Zimmer, Chris Suchy
Juniors: Kate Sarb, Ed Munson
Sophomores: Paul Barrie, Denise Reckinger
Freshmen: Kelley Cronin, M. Peck
Archie Bunker Award
Seniors: Dave Jones, Mary Kay Bailey
Juniors: Bob Denton, Mary Zyren
Sophomores: Steve Nowolsielski
Freshmen: Bernadette Hetu, J. Denton
Sharon Reichel, Rick Larese
Mike Porte
The "Angela Davis" Award
Steve Nowosielski
Seniors: Mark Payne, Donna Morris
Juniors: Bob Johnston, Marianne
O'Connor
Sophomores: Bill O'Neill, A. Vitale
Freshmen: Sharon Reichel, Rick Larese
Dave Jones
Linda Trapp, Bob Price
Tommy Twinkletoes Award
John Walton
Seniors: Mark Payne, Donna Morris
Juniors: Bob Price, Linda Trapp
Sophomores: Betsy Murphy, Mike Thomas
Freshmen: Sue Golem, Chich Monea
Bill O'Neill
Fourth Of July Award
Betsy Murphy, Mike Thomas
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Seniors: Mike Porte, Peggy O'Neill
Juniors: Jim Williams, Cindy Duquette
Sophomores: Bill O'Neill, Patty Mann
Freshmen: S. Wojton, J. Walton
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SUIDIY
FOR THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS
OF GREAT
PEOPLE
22194 MICHIGAN AVE. W. DEARBORN
278-4633
Hardcovers
Paperbacks
Varsity Sweaters
Varsity Jackets
Swimm ing Suits
Ski Shop
Foreign & Domestic Magazines
Newspapers
Cliff & Monarch Notes
DEARBORN
22023
MICHIGAN
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AVE .
Congratulations to
The Class Of
"73"
T
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It's Your
AMERICA
Students
of
Sacred Heart
"Take Good Care Of
It"
DEARBORN GEAR &
TOOL COMPANY
4300 Cabot Street
Detroit, Michigan
Telephone
I
581-3111
President
Edward Arcy, Sr.
Vice President
Edward Arcy, Jr.
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Oxford Pharmacy
CATHOLIC CAMPUS
MINISTRY
PRACTICAL PHARMACEUTISTS
Leo Pangborn, R. Ph.
UM-D and H.F.C.C.
Offers
Congratulations!
Gabriel Richard Center Staff
2601 So. Telegraph Rd.
Dearborn,
5001 Evergreen
Phone Logan 1-1446
Mich.
Congratulations
Class of
1973
Dearborn
TELEPHONE 561-0002
New & Used Cars & Trucks
~~RALHOME
STUART WILSON
FORD
23535 Michigan
At Outer Drive
LO 1-0500
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1200 OAKWOOD BLVD .
DEARBORN, MICH . 48124
Good Luck Class of 1972
Sacred Heart Athletic Association
President: BOB BARTOLAMEOLI
Vice President: GERALD SARB
Secretary: DAN JONES
Treasurer: JOHN ZEN
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Congratulations
From
PHONE
274-8800
Byrd Marine Inc.
27 Years Sales & Service
PETE SOFINS
MULLIGAN OF DEARBORN, INC.
21531 MICHIGAN AVE.
DEARBORN, MICH . 48124
Mercury Motors
Caravelle
G lastron
Evinrude Motors
Wriedt Jet Boats
Cruisers Inc.
Ski-Doo Snowmobiles
565-5330
565-5307
2707 So. Telegraph
Dearborn, Mich.
48124
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LO. 2-0107
Free Checking Accounts
Bill's Party Store
For New Graduates
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINES
at
CHILLED CHAMPAGNE & BEER
22701 Michigan
Dearborn, Michigan 48124
Bank of Dearborn
We're Dearborn's Bank
Corner Haigh
AlSO SPONSORING DEARBORN
CHAPTER OF lES AMIS
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Mem~er
FDIC
Harold Putzig
Duane Putzig
Gene DeMara
SUTTON'S
P~armacll
18518 W. OUTER DRIVE
DEARBORN, MICH.
PHONE LO 3-8230
"FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY"
Jut~ig-1!lr!lllluru
CLOTHIERS
Men's and Yaungmens Clothing and Furn i shings
V I LLAGE PLAZA
2 34 0 0 M I CH I GA N
A V ENU E, DEAR B O R N
CR- 8 - 2666
Where FINER FLOWER STYLING Originates
School Supplies
Art & Drafting Supplies
Palmer Office Supplies
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14900 MICHIGAN AVENUE
(Formerly Palmer-Smith)
22135 Michigan
Opposite Mason Library
LO 5-7303
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DEARBORN
Just phone
LU 1-2328
Prompt De l iver ies- ANYWHERE
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after the
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WEST DEARBORN:
U.S. ARMY RECRUITING
VIlLAGE PLAZA MALL
23400 MICHIGAN AVENUE
East of Telegraph
562-3900 1 390 l
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MONROE
PHARMACY
DUNKIN DONUTS
3735 MONROE AT CARL YSLE
52 Delicious Varieties
DEARBORN, MICHIGAN
PHONE LO 2-6880
Featuring the Finest ·Gift Selection Year Around
Hallmark Greeftng Cards -
Open 24 Hrs. A Day
Special Price On Quantity
Orders
22431 Michigan Ave.
561-2221
Sanders Candy
SECURITY
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
Congratulations Class Of
MONEY ORDERS
School Uniforms & School Supplies
1973
Don 's Department
MAPLES BOWLING
Store
LANES INC.
2621 S. TELEGRAPH ROAD
DEARBORN 8, MICHIGAN
22688 Michigan Ave.
L01-8503
DON GRULIKOWSKI
BUD GRULEE
LO 2-1123
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Nothing Tops Allen Fence -
ALLEN FENCE
co.
Allen Fences Last Longer
FENCES - GATES - FENCE SUPPLIES
Residential -Commercial -
Industrial
We Erect aad Repair Fences in Detroit aad at No Extra Charge
In All Suburban Areas.
Tl 6-9200
14927 W. WARREN
DEARBORN
BUILDING BETTER FENCES FOR OVER 45 YEARS
JOE MCCARTHY - CLASS OF 1975
140
Reckinger
Heating & Cooling
2050 Monroe Ave.
DEARBORN, MICHIGAN
LO 2-3456
141
SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES
FOR 70 YEARS.
Hackett Funeral Homes
2640 MONROE BOULEVARD
DEARBORN, MICHIGAN
CR 4-4000
5616 W. VERNOR
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
TA 5-4920
Wm. J. Metcalf
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Mary Kay Hackett (Metcalf)
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Westborn Party Store
COLD BEER - COLD WINE
Delicious Hot Sandwiches
Sun. thru Thurs. 9-11
Frid. and Sat. 9-12
1840 Grindl ey Park
Dearborn, Michigan
565-6260
Congratu Iat ions
Yearbook Sta f f
On An
Excellent Yearbook
Compliments
Of
SEN. GEORGE
McGOVERN
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