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Stevens Point (Wis.) Daily Journal Friday, May 31, 1974 Poge 6 Hi oh rhnnl hiMiphts "fS 0SlJJJ tJvfcfJvvjftJtO Pacelli seniors to receive diplomas Sunday Pacelli High School will hold College honor scholarship; and Mark D. Lila, James A. A. Pavelski, Michael E. Peltier, Geralynn A ita 17th annual rrimmpnpmpnf Hahnrati Ualminak-i Marian I ifafd! Di.tn1k Mnnttt Cmirh I its 17th annual commencement College honor scholarship; and Deborah Helminski, Marian Literski.

Geralynn A. K. Smith, Slaske, Debra Rudolph R. Piotrowski, Nancy GARY MATRE Pacelli Editor CINDE BOYDEN SPASII Editor Ann M. Loomans, Lori J.

Lundgren, Kathryn A. Man-cheski, Michael T. Mancheski, James J. Mansavage, Daniel E. McNamara, Susan M.

Melton, Stephen Menzel, Ann M. Meshak, Barbara A. Meshak. David W. Milanowski, Ruth A.

Milanowski, Nancy L. Miskowski, Agnes A. Mocadlo, Janice L. Mozuch, Christopher E. Okray, Phillip G.

Okray, Kathleen M. Olszewski. Deborah L. Pacyna, Patricia Pacelli students select A. Platta, Jeanne L.

S. Polebitski, Thomas V. Przekurat, Irene C. Przybylski, Richard A. Quella, Patrick B.

Reed, Lawrence L. Rockman, Debra K. Ropella, -(-Bonnie J. Russell. Christine A.

Schoch, Jeffrey A. Schuh, Gregory J. Schulist, Jerome B. Schulist, JoAnn E. Searl, Dianne M.

Shippy, Suzanne M. Shippy, Debra K. Sievwright, Jon E. Simkowski. William F.

Skierka, Regis College, Denver, Peggi Barnard. School of Cosmetology, Fond du Lac: Karen Karch. St. Francis de Sales College, Milwaukee: Joe Konopacky. University of Colorado-Trinidad: Jon Simkoski.

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire: Suzanne Shippy, George Hall. UW-Madison: Heidi Bablitch. UW-Milwaukee: Kathy Haka, Ann Loomans. UW-Platteville: Larry Smith. UW-Stevens Point: Janice Burch, Carol Drefcinski, Nancy Fossen, Gery Glodowski, Dave Golla, Marv Goretski, Mike Janicki, Dan Kedrowski, Craig Kellerman, Debbie Klinkert, Baccalaureate Members of the Pacelli High School Class of 1974 and their parents have been invited to participate in the school's Baccalaureate Mass in the school auditorium at 10 a.m.

Sunday. Celebrant of the mass will be the Rev. James Logan, school chaplain. The liturgy, prepared by a committee of the senior class under the direction of Sister Sandra Setterlund, will feature the Pacelli Singers and a homily by salutorian Deborah Helminski. ACTORS Among those who will act in "Jack and the Giant" Tuesday at SPASH are (from left) Diane Maronek, Jon Bailiff, Renee Pelowski and Dave Niemczyk.

(Steve Parker photo) Sophomores stage play for children the SPASH auditorium for elementary students in the district. Actors have been memorizing lines and blocking, while stage crews complete such constructions as a cow, a rope ladder, the giant's legs, a chicken, and scenery consisting of Jack's cottage and a village street. For the past few weeks the three sophomore stagecraft classes under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Mindok and Mrs. Pauline Phillips have been preparing a production of "Jack and the Giant," a play based on the fairy tale, "Jack and the Beanstalk." The play will be presented at three different times Tuesday in Mrs.

Mindok said, "Although this is the first time a project of such proportion has been undertaken, considering the time element, the students are eager for a responsive audience. If it proves successful, despite scheduling problems, future productions will be attempted. In any case, it has been a learning experience for teachers and students alike." Committee plans summer dances The Social Affairs Committee at Pacelli currently is planning a summer dance program. The dances, sponsored by the Pacelli Student Council, will be held at the YMCA on June 19, July 10, July 24, August 7 and August 21. Two of the performing bands booked are Circus and Eden Stone.

An admission ranging from will be charged to those attending the dances, which are open to the public. Two receive academy citation By BERNIE LANDOWSKI Marge Laskowski and Cheryl Newton, juniors at Pacelli, have been awarded a citation for their participation in the Wisconsin Junior Academy. The Academy was organized to encourage high school students to participate in writing and fine arts programs. Marge entered several of her poems, and Cheryl a macrame art project. The judging of the projects was held in the beginning of April at SPASH.

Several hundred participants were entered from around the state. y-' a A i -1 on Sunday at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Featured speaker at the I graduation exercises will be former Pacelli instructor Brother Andrew Jacobsen, FSC, who presently is teaching at Beckman High School in Dyersville, Iowa. James Biermeier, superintendent of Stevens Point Catholic Schools, will be master of ceremonies.

The valedictory will be given by Norman Meshak and invocation and convocation prayers by the Rev. James Logan, school chaplain. The awarding of the diplomas to the 132 graduating members of the class of 1974 will be handled by John Klismet, president of the Stevens Point Area Catholic Board of Education, assisted by Brother Dominic Kennedy, FSC, Pacelli principal. In addition to diplomas, 16 students will receive special honors for their academic performance. To qualify for the honors, students must have been on the school's honor roll for all four years.

Other awards to be presented at the commencement ceremony are: Bishop's medal, Geralynn Slaske; Bausch Lomb Award for outstanding work in science, Norman Meshak; Good Citizenship Award of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Irene Przybylski; and Reader's Digest Award for Academic Performance, Norman Meshak. Among students who will' be recognized for awards presented earlier in the year are State of Wisconsin Honor Scholarship finalists Bonnie Kawlewski, Barbara Laszewski, Irene Przybylski and Debra Sievwright and thirteen National Honor Society" members. Eight students also will receive scholarships in addition to their diplomas. They are Roger Lange and Irene Przybylski, five-year scholarships to the College of Insurance, New York, N.Y., presented by Sentry Insurance; Deborah Klinkert, Stevens Point Junior Woman's Club Scholarship; Barbara Laszewski, American Legion Auxiliary scholarship; Patrick Reed, Lion's Club Scholarship; Judith Fischer, Pauline Jaeger Cosmetology Scholarship; Jerome Kitowski, St. Norbert Counselor available during summer Graduating seniors as well as other Pacelli students will be able to take advantage of the summer office hours of the school counselor, Jeff Meidam.

Monday hours from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. have been established to help students with whatever needs they might have. "Students too often cannot find essential advice and-or assistance from school personnel during the summer for such things as transcripts, applications, financial aid and the like," Meidam. said.

He said appointments will not be necessary. 4 -y for "The Mirror" and High School Highlights. Sports editor will be Larry Koelemay, assisted by Jim Ritter, Frank Genovese, Roger Stasko, and Phil Zissis. John Rondy, who wrote a regular personal column in past issues of "The Mirror," will continue as a columnist next year. Kim Alexander, Irene Jensen, and Bob Bowen will also write columns.

Feature writers will be Pattie Rekowski, Dottie Stroik, Sue Spreda, Laurie Graboski, Lottie Krueger and Mary Cawley. Ray Dobeck and Denise DeDeker will edit the regular feature highlighting seniors, "Senior Portraits." Karen Zimdars and Chris i SMllllinail IIMlWWIi Larry G. Smith, Karen G. Somers, Cynthia K. Stanke, Nancy A.

Stanke, Jenifer A. Tepp, Jerome C. Tepp, Michael J. Thompson, Dean R. Van Order, Elizabeth A.

Wachowiak, Jacqueline M. Wanta, Barbara A. Weisbrod. Patricia L. Wnuk, Kenneth L.

Wollock, Margaret M. Wor-zalla, Thomas G. Wroblewski, Nick F. Wyhuske, Jerry L. Yach, Michael G.

Zakr-zewski, Paul M. Zick and Michael J. Ziolkowski. schools Tom Kolinski, Dave Kranig, Sandy Kropidlowski, Kathy Mancheski, Steve Menzel, Norm Meshak, Debbie Pacyna, Mike Peltier, Patrick Reed, Bonnie Russell, Jenifer Tepp, Mike Thompson, Dean Van Order, Jackie Wanta, Barb Weisbrod, Nick Wyhuske, Mike Zakrzewski, Dan McNamara, Matt Kluck, Tom Jablonski, Diane Shippy, Rick Quella, Nancy Platta and Geralynn Slaske. UW-Superior: Chris Okray.

UW-Oshkosh: JoAnn Searl. Green Bay School of Cosmetology: Judy Fischer. St. Norbert's College, DePere: Jerry Kitowski. Mark Golla will enter the U.S.

Navy. Mass slated Immediately following the services, an informal continental breakfast will be served in the school cafeteria. Members of the Pacelli Mother's Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ben Quella, will prepare and assist in serving the buffet-style meal. The breakfast is co-sponsored by the Pacelli Mothers' Club and the Pacelli Student Council.

Slightly over 400 people are expected to attend the Mass and breakfast. mortuary science, mountain backpacking, horseback riding, slide rule, quiltmaking and trips to Milwaukee. Students at SPASH receive awards By CINDE BOYDEN On Tuesday awards were given to SPASH forensics and Thespian members. Letters and certificates of commendation were presented to Thespians, and Kurt Busch received the Best Thespian award. Debate certificates were presented to students who had successfully participated in debate in the novice, junior varsity and varsity positions.

Connie Olson was named the most valuable novice debater; Elaine Rekowski, the most valuable junior varsity; Ken Farmer, the most valuable varsity; and Rick Cigel, the best speaker. Forensics awards were presented to students who received an A at district, but were unable to attend state competition because of the SPASH band trip to Georgia students who competed at state also received their awards. Thespian advisor is Harold J. Olson, forensics coaches are Miss Bonnie Dana, Mrs. Shirley Mindok, Randy Sus, Dennis Bonikowske, and the debate coach is Dennis Bonikowske.

College of Fond du Lac scholarship. Preludes and marches will be performed by Brother Ned Vanders, FSC, at the organ and the class song, Carole King's "You've Got a Friend" will be lead by the Pacelli Singers and performed by the class of '74. Co-ordinating the commencement exercises this year is senior class moderator F.M. Fitzpatrick. Members of the graduating class are: Pacelli special honors) Norman J.

Meshak, valedictorian; Deborah A. Helminski, salutatorian; Gail M. Adamski, Virginia A. Adamski, Heidi R. Bablitch, Margaret L.

Barnard, John M. Bemowski, Debra F. Blarek, Janis G. Burch, Mary E. Cashin, Alice M.

Cegielski, Wendy M. Choudoir, Mary K. Clark, Debra A. Dachyk, Dorothy L. Danczyk, Ann M.

Derezinski Deborah A. Domka, Carol L. Drefcinski. John M. Fahrner, Donna M.

Farnsworth, Barbara A. Feltz, Judith L. Fischer, Susan M. Flugaur, Nancy M. Fossen.

Gery L. Glodowski, David F. Golla, Mark J. Golla, Marvin M. Goretski, Dennis J.

Grubba, James L. Grubba, Katherine M. Haka, Jeffery L. Helbach, Chris E. Higgins, Cynthia J.

Hoerter. Thomas V. Jablonski, Mary K. Jakusz, Michael G. Janicki, Fred P.

Jankowski, Paul F. Kaczmarek, Karen A. Karch, Nancy A. Gregory T. Karr, Bonnie M.

Kawlewski, David S. Kedrowicz, Daniel J. Kedrowski, Craig S. Kellerman, Barbara J. Kingston.

David N. Kinney, Paul F. Klismith, Jerome C. Kitowski, -t-Deborah A. Klinkert, Christopher P.

Kluck, Matthew J. Kluck, Carole J. Knope, Thomas R. Kolinski, Kris P. Konopacky, Joseph R.

Konopacky, Gail M. Kostuhoski. David M. Kranig, Sandra J. Kropidlowski, Linda M.

Kubisiak, Marcia J. Kulich, Roger W. Lange, -fBarbara L. Laszewski, Carl R. Liebe, Ml v.v.

Slowinski will act as department editors while Karen Strosin will be the society editor, Debi Gollonik will be club editor, and Cindy Kruger will be exchange editor for her second year. Taking care of the advertisements will be Bob Voica, business manager. Proofreaders will be Judy Zywicki and Laurie Graboski. Lay-out editor will be Denise DeDeker, who also will work with Jean Retzke, Nancy Zivicki, and Lottie Krueger as a typist. "The Mirror" is published monthly and is printed by students in the SPASH printing department under the supervision of Willard Schlice.

"3 VERONICA RHYCTER (left) CINDY ZARECKI A GRADUATION Two students to attend state FHA convention Graduation is a beginning as well as an end for high school students. As they end their high school careers, they must choose an occupation or make plans for further education. The High School Highlights staff conducted a poll to determine the future plans of Pacelli seniors, and careers mentioned ranged from game warden to computer maintenance, from gunsmithing to the priesthood. Of the 122 students responding, 66 of them (66.12 per cent will be going on to college or technical school. These students and the schools they will attend are: College of Insurance, New York, N.Y.: Irene Przybylski, Roger Lange.

Fox Valley Technical Institute, Appleton: Wendy Choudoir. Marian College, Fond du Lac Debbie Helminski, Carole Knope. Mid-State Technical Institute, Stevens Point: Sue Flugaur, Cindy Hoerter, Dave Kinney, Barbara Meshak, Karen Somers, Cindy Stanke, Jerry Yach, Nancy Stanke. Mid-State Technical Institute, Wisconsin Rapids: Bonnie Kawleski, Kris Konopacky, Paul Kaczmarek. North Central Technical Institute, Wausau: Mark Lila.

Northeast Technical School, Green Bay: Pat Pavelski. rO, AUDREY HOULIHAN Student wins books in German contest Audrey Houlihan, a SPASH senior, has been awarded a certificate of merit and two German books, "Heidelberg" and "die Barocken Schloesser" for outstanding achievement a contest for Wisconsin high school students of German. Over 600 students participated in the 19th annual Deutscher Sprach-und Schulverein (DSSV) contest. Testing center for central Wisconsin was the UW-SP. Eleven SPASH students participated in February in the DSSV and another contest for high school students of German.

The American Association of Teachers of German contest is a national testing program. Three students, Ann Fritschel, Audrey Houlihan and Naomi Kamp-schoer received ranks of 90 percentile or better and have been included in the finalists category for the study-trip award, a summer trip to Germany. JmS Ml. I- vv By CINDE BOYDEN For the first time, representatives of the Stevens Point Future Homemakers of America will attend the state FHA convention. Representing SPASH Monday through Thursday at Green Lake will be Cindy Zarecki, FHA president, and a chorus member who will be entertaining at the convention, and Veronica Rhycter, FHA At graduation exercises Thursday, 477 SPASH seniors received diplomas.

Robert Froehlke, (center) president of Sentry Corporation, gave the charge to seniors. Student opinions on Interim Days polled Advisory committees finish work and vice president. The program theme for this year is "Action Countdown," and featured speakers will be Donald Slayton, astronaut from Houston, Texas and Assemblywoman Midge Miller of the 77th district. A talent night and a dress-up banquet have been planned. Mrs.

Laurel Hoeth, FHA advisor, will accompany the girls. Kaufman, Sieferts Smart Fashions; Homer Erzinger, Erzinger's Alley Kat Shop; Jim Stechkart, Shopko Discount Store; John Shippy, Shippy Shoe Store; John Firnette, Eastside IGA; Gary McLaughlin, Polstons Furniture Galleries; Don McDonald, Montgomery Ward and Gary Meyer, Har-dees. Business and office eduation Ken Scheibf, Sentry Insurance; Gail Groholski, Copps Company; June Lake, Wisconsin Employment Service; Arne Nessa, Citizens National Bank; Marvin Krueger, Emmons Stationery and Office Supply; Cedric Burroughs, Worzalla Publishing Company; Rita Kurzinski, Scaffidi Buick Company; Lorraine Przybylski, Sentry Insurance; John Jankovich, Wisconsin Public Service Corporation; Lorraine Clayton, St. Michael's Hospital; and Phyllis Wisniewski, City Clerk. Trade and industry Elmer Fournier, 10-51 Standard Station; Randy Kohl, Steel King Industries Inc.

Ralph Studinski and Jim Gies, Northern Auto and Supply Paul Koshollek Stevens Point Daily Journal; Bill Barber, Barber Construction; Francis War-chala, Warchala Electronics; Robert Freeman, Vetter Manufacturing Dick Blenker, E. B. Sommers, Claude Ostram, Mid-State Technical School; and Charles Palacek, North Central Technical Institute. MIRROR STAFF SPASH students who will produce the school newspaper next year are (front row, from left) Irene Jensen, Debi Gollonik, Karen Strosin, Pattie Rekowski, Lottie Krueger, Kim Alexander, Mary Cawley, (back row) Bob Voica, Larry Koelemay, Jim Ritter, Jean Retzke, Frank Genovese, Nancy Zivicki, Mike Knapstein, Karen Zimdars, Judy Zywicki, Cinde Boyden, Steve Parker, Elaine Rekowski, Ray Dobeck, Denise DeDeker, Chris Slowinski and Miss Rosemary Sue Nelson, advisor. Mirror editorial staff announced By LINDA LASZEWSKI Students at Pacelli recently completed the 1973-1974 school year Interim Days program.

A questionnaire was given to the students and teachers their opinions on Interim Days. The first question asked was, "Do you believe that the Interim program should continue in the future?" Out of approximately 500 students, 449 said yes while 33 said no. Out of 24 faculty members who answered the questionnaire, all 24 said it should continue. The second question was "Do you prefer the Interim Days or Interim Week concept?" Two-hundred ninety-two students preferred days while 172 chqse the week. Eighteen faculty members preferred days, 2 voted for weeks and 4 suggested other organization of Interim.

"Did you make use of Interim Days by fully participating in courses of interest to you?" Four-hundred twenty-eight said yes while 52 said no. The next question asked whether students participated in new experiences rather than familiar ones during Interim. Two-hundred eleven students said that all 4 days were a new experience while 249 said some days were and only 25 said no days were. Four hundred thirty students said they believe that "Interim is valuable from an educational standpoint" while 33 said no. Some of the courses students found entertaining as well as educational were self -hypnosis, The citizens advisory committees for the vocational education programs at SPASH recently completed their duties for the 1973-74 school year.

They helped with equipment selection, curriculum suggestions, student selection and coordination of cooperative training jobs. Committee members from the community this year were: Vocational agricrlture James Isherwood, dairy farmer; George Peper, Ribstone Silo Piessg, Production Credit Association; James O'Keefe, dairy farmer; Frank Wolosek, dairy farmer; Ron Brock, Brock Implement Florian Zajackowski, dairy farmer; John Wozniak, First National Bank; and Melvin Bloom, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Food service Carol Clark, food Service Coordinator, School District; Gene Clute, Whiting Motor Hotel; J.D. Cutting, DeBot Center, SAGA Foods; Terry Freund, Sky Club; Dr. Grace Hendel, U.W.-SP; Robert Harkhan, Stevens Point Country Club; Carri Przekurat, St.

Michael's Hospital; B. Schwitsgoebel, River Pines Nursing Home; Patrick Sheehan, Holiday Inn; Mary Tekawski, K-Mart; and Emeryck Zakrzewski, Blue Top Restaurant. Distributive education Fred Johnson, Golden Hanger and Together Store; Ivan Phillis, J.C. Penny Dick Greenwood, Julie Ann Fabrics; Dave Sharer, Parkinson's Clothes for Men; Marty The editorial staff of SPASH's student newspaper "The Mirror" has been chosen by advisor Miss Rosemary Sue Nelson, and the retiring editorial staff. Editor-in-chief Elaine Rekowski will oversee the other department editors in organizing and assigning various duties connected with the production of "The Mirror." In charge of reporting as the chief news editor will be Cindy Boyden who also will be the SPASH editor of the High School Highlights page for her second year.

Head photographers will be Steve Parker and Mike Knapstein who both have provided pictures this past year.