Assumption High School - Crusader Purple Raider Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1951 volume:

70 . • CP ior v ic leivior of 66m nvpUon. c)cPooP of 1951 t e e� vl6 r i6a crer WINDSOR I he school SEAL is comprised of a shield and a circular scroll. The shield briefly depicts the origin and develop¬ ment of the sc hool, while the circled stroll bear the Lit in mono of ail liasilian-eonductcd schools: TEACH ME GOODNESS, SELF DISCIPLINE. AM) KNOWL¬ EDGE. “ I EACH ME expresses the efforts and objectives of our teachers, the Basiliatt Fathers. GOODNESS” .. designates religious and moral train¬ ing. the primary objective in a Basil inn school. SELF DISCIPLINE ... embraces character training in the fields of sports, dramatics, and all recreational functions where team-work and spirit arc of the essence. KNOWLEDGE . depicts the entire field of acade¬ mic training as preparation for fruitful living in the world of tomorrow. This is the SEAL of our school, the SEAL which unites the interest! of God and man. THE SCHOOL SEAL ONTARIO 5 DEDICATION ._... ADMINISTRATION . FACULTY . SENIORS .-. UNDERCLASSMEN _ ACTIVITIES . Page 9 10 Ifi 30 50 62 EDITOR IN CHIEF ....... -----,«u Robert Louviaux EDITORIAL STAFF Donald DeLisle, John DeMattia, John Drobitch, John Fusco, Wayne Scott BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Barman BUSINESS STAFF Fred Barth, Robert Bridge, John Cookson, Ronald Girling, George Hammerschmidt, Ronald Noonan, John Shaw ART EDITOR ... James Long FACULTY MODERATOR Fr. F. J. McCarty, C.S.B. 6 oiv on6 MR. A. J. ASHTON MR. and MRS. R. J. l.OUVIAUX MR. and MRS. J. H. BARTH DR. and MRS. LOUIS J. MORAND MR. EARL BA I HEY MR. and MRS. F. P. McHUGH MR. and MRS. WAYNE BLOW MR. A. E. NELSON DR. and MRS. F. A. BROCKENSHIRE MR. and MRS. F. S. NORTON MR. and MRS. C. COMUZZI MR. EDWARD F. PAULE MR. and MRS. JOHN W. COURTNEY MR. NORMAN RICE MR. and MRS. CECIL DESLIPPE MR. and MRS. GERARD N. ROCHON MR. and MRS. S. F. DUPONT MR. and MRS. LEO S. SCHROT MR. FRANK FLEMING, JR. MR. J. P. A. SMYTH MR. and MRS. L. J. GE1ERMANN MR. and MRS. EDMUND A. STINN MR. and MRS. H. K. GEMUEND MR. and MRS. J. L. THOMAS MR. JOSEPH A. HUGHES MR. and MRS. A. E. VAN LOOZEN MR. and MRS. FRANK JOBIN MR. and MRS. B. B. WILLIS MR. JAMES KOSLOVV MR. and MRS. NAPOLEON LEBLANC MR. and MRS. HERBERT G. LOU NT, SR. TO MARY OUR DEAREST MOTHER IN HONOR OF HER GLORIOUS ASSUMPTION WE LOVINGLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME u HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND JOHN C. CODY, D.D. Bishop of London Graduates of this Holy Year, you will find yourselves in your own history and in humanity’s history. Strive to meet with courage and gen¬ erosity your duties as lay apostles of Christ. So long as you continue to frequent the sacred school of the Eucharist, nothing need dismay you, for in the vibrant words of Pius XII: It is from this celestial Banquet, from this most real union with God. that sanctity must draw its main strength. From this union and this sanctity the family, social, and international ties, must derive vigor, so that in the end the precious gift of peace may flourish through sanctity and unity. Willingly do I bless you and the devoted teachers who have given of their best to fit you for a glorious career here and hereafter. Cordially yours in Christ, Bishop of London REV. JOHN H. O’LOANE, C.S.B., M.A. President, Assumption College DEAR GRADUATES— W ho else in the world carries so heavy a harden of rare and anxiety as out Holy father, Pope Pins XII? Yet, not long ago Pope Pius congratulated present- day youth on the privilege it enjoys of living in an age when, over the whole world, tremendous changes are taking place and human society is pci haps being shaped in a new mold , So, Graduates of Fifty-One, when the moans of pessimists assail your ears, pay no attention to them. Rather, use the precious gifts of optimism and enthusi¬ asm that properly belong to youth; make your own the glorious courage of Pius XII, who looks beyond the real dangers of the present to the equally teal benefits (hot can be gained by a generation that uses its own strength and humbly asks the help of God. 13 • � • • 4 —■ SENIORS: As graduates o the class of 1951, you are going out into a world that is sadly in need of good Christian leaders. Your education during the period of high school training has been based upon Christian prin¬ ciples of living. If your school days are to continue, we sincerely hope that you will seek an institution of higher learning that will continue to instill those Christian principles into your lives. If. for any reason, your formal education is now at an end. we urge you to cling fast to the moral code that has been outlined for you xvhile you attended Assumption. Only by loyally to that code will you be an asset to society, and a credit to yourself and your school. God bless you . 14 I SEATED: Fr. D. Mulvihill, Fr. E. Pappcrt, Fr. E. Hartmann STANDING: Fr. J. Hussey SEATED: Fr. STANDING: Quinlan. Fr. J. Warren. Fr. G. Todd. Fr. E. Kennedy, C.S.S.R. r. J. MacGregor, C.S.S.R.. Fr A. Wciler G Mr. E. Durocher, Fr. U. Girard, Fr. F. Kelly, Mr. E. Chauvin Mr. L. Freeman, Mr. L. Janissc, Fr. C. Harrison, Mr. P. Mcloche Fr. E. Burns, Mr. F. McCabe, Mr. T. Smith, Mr. R. Cook Mr. J. Rankin, Mr. F. Hogan, Fr R. Cullen, Mr. J. Ware Fr. J. McGouey. Mr. S. Krcwcnch, Fr. C. Armstrong FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: Messrs. R. Matzinger, J. Ware, L. Gaik. j. Menner, j. Murray. Messrs. T. Hickey, W. Keils, R. Whelan, J. Rankin, M. Zolondek, J. Daley, E. O y. RECREATION PREFECTS Messrs. F. Launtrie, J. Farrell, R. Hall. MISS BARBARA BIRCH, M.A. Secretary r t RONT ROW: R Smith. J DcMatlia. D Ikmachi Mr F Chauvin. (Director). F.. Marak. R Gagnon, J. Nuntais. SECOND ROW: «R Rcnatul. R Kefgen. D Rlain. R Strong. R Bertofa. J. Ferry, F.. Ricdl, B. McNamara. 1 liiRD ROW: G. Hainmcmlimirtt. G. Rolrrlmn, G. Vamtrramrlcn. J. Guiry. SCHOLASTICS FRONT ROW: Messrs. D. Heath. J. Ware. G. Kosicki. L. Janisse. J. Dougherty. P. Mclochc. W. Coughlin. SECOND ROW R Whalen. L. Galla. R. Mat ingcr. R Flaherty, R. Hall. J Farrell. M. Zolonrick. J. Daley. W. Janisse. J. Rankin. THIRD ROW: B. Rohlman, T. Hickey, F. McCabe. J. Murray, J. Cavanaugh. F. Launtrie. W. Marccau. J. Menner. FOURTH ROW: W. Keils. E. O ' Reilly. G. Boulct. cili oiv6 MR. and MRS. LOUIS ALU IA MICHAEL and JOHN ARENT. JR. MR. and MRS. CHARLES L.. ARLEIN MR. and MRS. CHARLES BALIK MR. and MRS. WILFRED BEGIN MR. and MRS. GABRIEL J. BOUTETTE MRS. ALMA BRODEAU MR. and MRS. DONALl) CAMERON CEVITTORI GROCERY’ MR. and MRS. J. COLACURTI MR. and MRS. JAMES COLLINS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM CORBY MR. and MRS. E. COSTANT1NO MR. and MRS. F. CSIZMADIA DAVE BONDY MOTORS MR. and MRS. NORMAN J. DeGUlSE MR. and MRS. CHARLES DENNIS MR. and MRS. HARRY J. DINGEMAN MR. and MRS. JOHN J. DOOLEY MR. and MRS. A. E. DROUILLARD MR. anil MRS. C. R. DUNCAN MR. GEORGE DUPUIS FORT PROVISION MARKET MR. and MRS. F. C. FUNKE MR. NICK GALOVICH MRS. ELSIE HARVEY MRS. CAROLINE HODGES MR. and MRS. F. J. HOGAN MR and MRS. PAUL C. JACOBS MR. and MRS. I. KELLY MR.and MRS. W. II. KISER MR. and MRS. JOHN KNAPP S. S. KRESGE CO.. LTD. DR. and MRS. J. L. KUBANEK MR. and MRS. STEPHEN KULIK MR. and MRS. HENRY RUMMER MR. and MRS. A. LAIPPLY MR. and MRS. H. J. LASS ALINE MRS. A. CECIL LAUZON REV. F. J. LeFAIVE LONG HARDWARE, Ltd. MR. and MRS. |. T. LOSK1LL MR. and MRS. J. M. MALONEY MICHAEL’S DEPARTMENT STORE MR. FRANKLIN A. MILLER mr. w. e. McCarthy, ins., Acc’t. MR. and MRS. ERNEST NADEAU MRS. MARIE NICHOLSON O’NEIL PRINTING COMPANY MR. and MRS. G. H. PADDON DR. and MRS. JEROME PAWLQWSKI MR. and MRS. JAMES M. POOLE MR. and MRS. H. F. POQUETTE MR. and MRS. CEORGE R.AEDLE MR. P. L. REAUME MR. and MRS. E. SALKOYVSKI MR. and MRS. VIRGIL A. STREHL MR. and MRS. RICHARD TATE MR. and MRS. R. D. VAN HOUTEN MR. and MRS. PF.TER R. VON SPRECKEN WINDSOR ARENA MR. ami MRS. LAWRENCE WINTER 29 ClVlOl iAR FACUL r .1 graduation carrx with them a note of happi - For the members of the senior class, t th f j f - . . t uture advancement are unlimited; re- z rMT z - r—• « ‘iei A- i� r ... - « .« « « «3Un2 s zfkJifr z ™ m ° Auun,t - on oj Mary, our Patroness. o f FUt 0ne join in offering heartfelt thanks to the Basu « ' � rf • - � , they work, u-ill continue to hless their efforts. the senior class WILFRED BEGIN Vice-president RONALD SMITH Secretary CHARLES BALIK DONALD BOUTETTE JOHN BROCKENSHIRE IAMES BROUGHTON MALCOLM BRICK ROBERT BRIDGE ROBERT BURMAN JOHN BURTON BERNARD CAMPEAU EDWARD CHITTARO DAVID DOUGLAS ROBERT DUNCAN FRANK. DUPONT JOSEPH DROBITCH LAWRENCE EANSOR JOHN DUCHENE w 1 iim l J JOSEPH FINN 38 = RICHARD FUGAZZI FRED FUNKE JACQUES GAUTHIER KENNETH GEMUEND ERNEST GERENDA RONALD GIRLING ROY GORAN FRANCIS GOYEAU JOHN GUMBRILL DONALD HARLOW THOMAS HEINZ ff J 1 i i • L • HUGH HOGAN WILLIAM HUGHES ISIDORE IACOBELLI ' -- ' il GERALD JAGER FREDRICK KNIGHT ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE RICHARD KABEL DONALD KUMMER MAURICE La BUTE JEROME LAUZ ON m 1 i 42 CHARLES LEIGHTON ROBERT LOUV1AUX BRUCE MILLINOFF LIONEL MONFORTON JAMES MURPHY CHARLES McCLOSKEY RAYMOND McPHARLIN GEORGE McMAHON RONALD NOONAN EUGENE NADEAU JOHN NASSR CHARLES PARENT 45 LEONARD PARENT PAUL POTTER WILLIAM REARICK RONALD ROCHON ROBERT RYALL JOHN RYAN WAYNE SCOTT WILLIAM ST. PIERRE JOHN SHAW STANLEY SMITH JAMES TURNER ANTHONY UDALL FRONT ROW: T. Dunn. P. Moore. R. Duchene. W Adamic, H Dube. J. Murtagh, C. Ransom. D. McAllister. G. Portt. SECOND ROW: $. Sisco. R. Chick. F. Pavlich. R. Lavergne, T. Conlin. C Rochon. W Strong. R ICrucsil. W Bielecki. THIRD ROW: P. Janisse, C. Kiborn. E Marcon. P. Fillman, A. Czap, L. Arlein, A, Bubrowski, D. Harvey. FOURTH ROW: J. Morand. A. Boscariol. G. Pajot. T. Deslippe, P. Bastien. L. Creighton, P. Ryan, B. Eden. FRONT ROW: J. Duffy. E. Paulin, N. Boutct, R Rochon. S. Poczak, J. Arnuly, T. Liddy, T. Walsh. G. Damien. SECOND ROW: J. Berthiaumc. F Eppert. P Marcotte. R. St. Pierre, D. Blain, E. Leahey. V. Sobocan. D. McGinnis. J. Garceau, THIRD ROW: W. Schultz, G Tomlinson, P. Drouillard. J. Pinsonneault. J. Alesri, D. Cody. E Vadnais, J. Rorai, P. Morand, B Shannon. FOURTH ROW: S. Krenzcl, J. Dupuis, G. DcPolo. D. Quenneville, J Peabody, D. Hanc . W. Brunet. SSSSd ®. 1 K: s ZttX � • M-on. H. L. M,1an,. __ FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: I Koch. W. Warner, P. Bcaupre, A. Zoppa. D Hollister. S. Kalculc, R. O ' Connor. B. Loma F. Robinson. P. Renaud. B Turner. A. Brodcur. I. Gray. R. UPorte, G. Chauvm. G. Robertson, p. Jacob. B. McKervier. F Gorman. G. Carriveau. G. Villaire. R. Ouellette. M George J. Long. D. Columbo. R Rodd. A. Cardinal. L. Broadweli. T. Winkel. P. Lassaline. R. Cote, W. Salkowski. M. Bui as, R. Spillard. E. Blahitka. FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: L. Lapinski. FOURTH ROW: J. Lassaline, D. Peters, M. Stanko. R. Etue, V. O Hare, W. Carpenter. G_ Metzger, J. Alu.a, B, Bowman J. Norton. J. Renners. R. Galovich. J. Kravc. R. Tracey, R. Kcfgen J. Callert, C. Cameron M. McGrath. L. Marchionc. J. St. Amour. L. Mushro. J. Hool, J. DcMattia, R. Isola, D. Temrowski. D. Rice. A. Alexander. T. Maher, F. Csizmadia, P. Paule. D. Curtis. N. DcGuise, P. Cunningham, T. Warrow, E. Raedlc, J. KobIow. FRONT ROW: R. Hutchinson, J. Duchcne. S. Benetrau. R. St.Onge, E. Parent, L. McCarthy, P. Dunn, R. Carr. O.Soltc . SECOND ROW: R. Coates, J. Van Delmder. L. Jenereaux, A.MeMurdie. M. Maloney, E. Langlois: M. Perreault, L. Paquette, G Druro, T. Fontaine. _ _ , . . THIRD ROW: N. Luko . A. Lctotirneau. L. Breaulr. W. Hayes. P. Abson. C. Reaume, M Dincen. D. Bondy. A. GarUtti. FOURTH ROW F KusluJd, R. Bcllcfcuillc, H Moraotuik. B. Strong. J. Barrow. L. Ouellette. R. Mcllotte. E. Charette. C. Lajcpncssc, M. Martmello. FOURTH ROW: J.CoStello. W Terry. H. Baderrki. R La.pply.G, Byrnes J. Davre., E. Bowvm. I second ' row! L. Belanger. L. taForet, D. Chambers. J. Mitchell. M. Marentctte. V. Broderick. G. Malctte. J. Stockdale, J. THH?D ,V Rbw Sla T ,C Zalba. J. Kani, R. Christmas. E. Lamoreu . A.Huggard, A. Potvin, M. Walker, C. Duguay. J. Armaly. D. St FOURTH ROW: CC D n Ausrin. C. Boyd. J. Patton. G. McKegg. J.Gibala. G. Quennevillc. W. Oliver. H. Lukos. P. May. Y. Boivin. W. Nicdcrrcithcr, D. Ubell. THIRD P ROW: R. Bourdeau. D. McIntosh. T. Maisonville. L. Garneau. A. Levack. R. Maurice. G. Dufour. H. Fader. L. Lament. FOURTH ROW: W. Bishop. S. Simoff. D. Duval. P. White. E. Heine. R. Renaud. R. Chauvin. J. Paddon, D. Souliere, V. O ' Brien. tjy ■■ ' ■. .....—-— FRONT ROW: R. Mahcu, P. Pope, J. Galipeau. H. Duguay, D.DePelma, F. Conlcv Wilson, J. Bolder, L. Roberts, J. Maisonvillc. SECOND ROW: R. Houlahan, K. Morncau, M. Hudek. B Glo ter. B. LaRoque, Tkacx, J. Mitchell. D. Bcrnachi, J. Hurley, D. THIRD C ROW: G. Thachuk, R. Schincariol, G. Stchyrba, L. Pageau, L. O ' Gorman, G. Goudreau, M. Mclochc. P. Dupuis, C. Rcnaud, FOURTtTrOW: L. Gasparet, J. Matx, T. MacKlem. E. Vcrnes. M. Droufllard, L. Greaves. G. Carriere, H. Byrne, R. Rcnaud, J. Hartford, T. McLamore. FRONT ROW: B. Scobie, D. Renaud, A. Pelser, R. Mason, C. Harris, H. LeBoeuf, R. LaFontaine. J. Molinari. C. Bondy, D. Carom, SECOND U ROW: T. Dea, G. Hoyt. G. Ryan. L. Durocher, G. Jenkins, F. Gould, G. Carriveau, G. Cooper, W. Telega. R. Best. S. THIRDCROW: D. Marcuz. J. Kennedy. E Mazak, J. Jackson, R Pougct, R. Dcschamps. G. Rice, P. Zakoor, N. Lamourcaux, G. FOURTH’ ROW : Na W Dowhan, B Lem ire. J. Paldt, R Gainer, R. Duguay, R. Momeau, L, Balaxic. R. Bryer, G. Vanthoumout, F. Menard, G. Smyk, G. Pindus. P. Heberl i9-C FRONT ROW ' - G Courey, J Van Raay. S. Bortnik. R Carr. R.Soolcy. J. Collins. D. Farrah. W. McGuire, L. Bannon R. Caiithier. SECOND R OW: g 5,V l.atcham. J Qoaley F McGee P Gray. D. Duffy. J. pTson R THIRD ROW: A Matchetl. R. Soucic. D Sines. K Lauton, B. Heffner, k Lucier. L. Jacobs. C. Cook. G. Hotter. w. Foisson. IV FOURTh ' rOW: R. Gemus. M. Taylor. C. Rcnaud. J. Watters. B Beach. R. Robinson, t. O ' Rourke. H. MacDonald. L Elliott. J. Jerry, G Roth. FRONT ROW- L Jackson, P. Kane, R Harris. J. Dube, D. Wilson. R. Gillis. 1 Burrows, J. Bootan. P. Kavanaugh. R. Cote R. Ray. SECOND ROW: C Com tin. G. Beneteau. L. Markam. N. Lee. E. Cleason. A Mascarin. T Paterson. J. Dcneau. W. Evon. D. THIRd ' rOW: R. Eagen. R Menard. T. Hunter. E. Taforet. R. George. R. Mutholland, M Ufavc. G. Reaume. J. Britton. D. Ryall. FOURTH C ROW : D. Strickland. T. Chauvin. P. Levasseur, E. Dtpuis, W. Briscbois. J. Saunders. E. Renaud. J. Malone. L. Dunn. M. Sheehan, R. Cramp. FRONT ROW: W. Hoffman, J. Matta, G. Fielding, V. Bondy, J. Weiss, P. Rocheleau, L. Rainonc. N Mazialc, A. Peters, L. Sandre. SECOND ROW: S. Dnbela, L. Renaud, F. Monfotton, H. Sharon. A. Murphy. J. Nantais, M. Desjardins. L. Pittonct, G. Garrant. D. Souillierc. . „ . « . , THIRD ROW: L. Bergeron, G. Delaney, K. Smith. R. Thibeault, M. Marsh, M. Balga, B. Labute. N. Papiermk. R. Laforct, D. FOURTH°ROW: E. Ricdl, G. Drouillard. P. Lccours, P. Langlots.S. Blasko, J. Goulettc, T. McCann, B. Milani, G. Ouellette. FRONT ROW: D Winter, E. Garvin. R. Beaudry. M. Arcnt, J.Burn . P. Broom, J. Buchanan, J.Arent, W Bielski, G. McCauley. SECOND ROW: R. Viflaire. E. Gehringer. G. Thomas, T. Bailey. E. Pciti, C. Ault. J. Gallagher. J. Hodges, N. Richardson, R. Thomjy THIRD Owf HT ivfuHin, D Rice, 1. Picota, W. Grcenough, P. Sage. R. Brancheau, R. Ohlman, D. Biers, J. Dooley. G. Stover, T. FOURTJ-TrOW: D. Yesbick. L Dougherty, D. Birch, G. Pawloweski, M. Kubanek, L. Balwinski, J. Haas, M. Duby, G. Kroll, P. Dallaire, R. Tate, B Smoke. FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: J. Alikin. J. Hi ggins. G Mathews. R. Drlicka, R.Belcourt. B. Cleveland. E. Constantino, J. Bombly, D. Kuh 1 N Rice, R. Peters. D. Sullivan. W. Morris. W. Bloink. P. McHugh. K. Riley. T. Courtnght. }. Diesbourg. R. Fabian. G. St. Charles, T. Dooley, T. Bnwn, C. Roux, R. Andrews. Kubanck. FRONT ROW! E. Monfette. D, Smith, R. Beaudry, E. Kcrley.W. McCormick, R. Walle, D. Van Houten, R. Kube. SECOND ROW: L. Colacurti, D. Newcombe, G. David, P. White, J. Kiser, M. Major, L. Gutteridge, R. Cameron, M. Quatey. THIRD ROW: A. Kulik, M. Golden. R. Vcrnia, R. Kuzia, H. Lount, J. Myers, D. Barrick. o P ! Q w 131 ww ' r9nEsmBH SflSEsK 3 FRONT ROW: G. Bonify, C. Itrixlerifk, B. McNamara. L. Price. K. Plante. R Olsen. O. Salo. W. l.ucicr. SECOND ROW: I . IxMay. R. Giroux, J. Ciiirv. I). ISiirhcne, T. Mascarin. J. Gajda. D. Clarke,- G. Vanderzanden. ' I HIRE) ROW: E. Pare. F. Gignac, J. Dupuis. J. Roulilc. ABSENT FROM CLASS PICTURES FRONT ROW: L. Marklc. J. Vemicy. M. Carroll. E Haldane, J. Haslreitcr. D. Thibeaull. H. Freese. G. Twonrey. I . Froniicr. T. second ' ROW: R. Wagner. C. Edwards, M. France. L. Bealisoletl, J. Tutlle. D. Haslreiier. C. Tourangeau. M. Cavanaugh. H. Saville. -C ' R ' - V ' -v , .} Reading pamphlets between conferences Rosary in the classroom . U H V, -Hi . - l • •� . « I � 7i. ASHTON. J. CONSTANTINO. E. GARVIN. E. McCauley, g. ST. AMOUR. J. AULT. C. COTE, R. GEMUEND. K. MePHARLIN, fL STANKO. M. BAILY. T. COUREY, G. GEIERMAN. T. MUSHRO. L. STINN. E. BEGIN, W. CREIGHTON. L GRADEL, U. NICHOLSON. C STOVER. G. BIERS. D. DcGUlSE, J. JOBIN. R. NORTON. J. TERRY. W. BIRCH. D. DcLISLE, D. KEFGEN, R. O ' DONNELL. T. THOMPSON. V. BOWMAN. R. DcMATTlA, John KING. H. OHLMAN, R. TWOMEY. G. BRANCHEAU, R. DeMATTLA. Joseph KOSLOW. J. O ' CONNOR, R. VAN LOOZEN. J. BROUGHTON. J. DENNIS. J LeMAY, J. PLANT. D. VAN RAAY. J. BUCHANAN, J. DINGEMAN, J. LANGLOIS. R. POQUETTE, H. VILLAIRE. J. BURNS. L. DOOLEY. J. LAS5ALINE. J. POTTER, P. WAGNER. R. CARPENTER. W. FABIAN. R. LATCHAM. W. RAEDLE, E. WARNER. B COMUZZL J. FRANCE. M. MARKLE, J. RANSOM. C. WELACKY. V. CONUN. T. FUGAZZL G. MARTIN. P RIVARD. J. CORBY. F. PUSCO, J. McCarthy, d. SPILLARD, R. ¥ 73 - Vs FRONT ROW: R. O ' Qmnor, M. SianWa. IV Bcamprc. U. Url.itlc. T. Wal h, F.. hlon. J. Dennis. SECOND ROW J. Fuaco. J Moraml. D McKccni. I Scii . 1) McCarthy. J. Norton. THIRD ROW: | Rivard. J. DcMattia. H. Pocpiette. F, Miller. J Dingctnan. P Munion. FOt’RTH ROW: R. Butman. 1. CUmlin. R. Wagner | Ryan. I Burnt. R Univiaux. HI i H ROW: D. Kummcr. W. Begin J. ComiiMi. J Vhrol. P IMaltcn, R M« Pluirlin. 0M.(A The Sodality of the Immaculate conception ol the Blessed Virgin Mary was lor.net! at Awumptton ... 18 4 It is therclore the oltleM organization in the school and membership it. the s Kiety u considered one of the highest privileges. The chief objective of the Sodality is to pay special honor to the Mother of. y rendering her faithful service, and by practising the virtues so cleat to her. Weekly meetings arc held hy he organization unde, the direction of its moderator. Fr. t . J. Girard, ass.sted by the Sodal.ty con.cl elected annually hv the members. On December 8. Feast of the Immaculate Conception nineteen students were received into the Sodality. Tier names were placed in the traditional Sodal.ty heart at the Tool of our Ijdy ' s statue. Ibis heart! which contains the names ol all the socialists of former years .s now Idled to capacity and must be supplemented by a replica. 74 Under the tutorship of its new director, L Mr. Carlo Cartaino, the hand this year more than lived up to its excellent rcput.v tion of the past. Adding its usual pep and colour to the football season the hand car ried off its maneuvers and illuminated dis¬ plays behind the talented batons of Drum- majors Bobby Carr, John Cookson, and Barry Gemmel. Participation in the annual Windsor Santa Claus Parade together with LITER LEFT (Front Row): L. Ban- non, M. Hogan. L Bum . (Back Row): C. Balik. S. Borshuk, N. Me Isaac. CENTER LEFT: R. Genius. J. Mar cnlcttc. F. Knight. C. Vaniterzanden. LOWER LEFT; C. Carr. R Bomiy, i J. Guiry. REV. C. F. HARRISON, C.S.B. Moderator the Christmas concert climaxed a heavy Fall schedule. High-lights of the Spring term were commendable performances at the Windsor and Hamilton Music Festi¬ vals. Another chevron was added this year to the band’s long record of honors when twenty-five members were successful in music examinations from the Royal Con Jservatory of Music of Toronto. Ban- k.N. Mar- ulcn. rmk RIGHT i From Row): R. Souor. W. Rcurick. . Cardinal. J. N’a� r. C. Jacob. K. Ma trrson. • Back Row): C� . Remind. K Knuckle. B. McNamara. K La it on. CENTER RIGHT: (Front Row): J. Frraa. I Farrah, W. Gdatl. R. Soo- iBark Row): H. Badenki. . Udall. S. Wilson. LOWER RIGHT: J tmon. J. Tur¬ ner. J. Waiters. G. I’mlicnhowcr. MR. CARLO CARTAINO Director AIR CADETS Cadets prepare to take off for Centralia. REV. C. F. HARRISON, C.S.B. Annual Inspection No. 310 Royal Air Cadet Squadron was es¬ tablished during World War I! and since its incep¬ tion over a thousand cadets have received training. The squadron is under the supervision of Father C. F. Harrison., C.S.B., who is assisted outside the school by six former officers of the R.C.A.F. From the summer camp training session at Ayl¬ mer the Assumption squadron brought home both the Station Shield and the Junior Station Shield with an envious margin of 300 points over its nearest competitor. Flt.-Sgt. George McMahon, Sgt. Albert Potvin, and L.A.C. Gaston Legeault were granted flying scholarships by the R.C.A.F. Another issue is in the making as stall goes into action. (Uft to right) Kabel and Wclacky. (Features ), Ryan (Sports). Dupont and Jager (C ol umnists) . ' 1 i m Class reporters. R. I lBuic. R. Jobin. P. Kelly. R Mabeu. F.. Murarik. Burman and Long discuss layout with Fr. McCarty. AMERICAN MOTHERS CLUB SKATED: Mn L. Moramt. Mrs. H. St. Amour (Prrtl- dent). Mn. W. Milligan. STANDING: Mrs. R Dim- can. Mn. R. Tate. Mrs. E. Hollister. Mn. L. Cote. oiw6 CANADIAN MOTHERS CLUB SEA I ED: Mn J. Frerman. Mn. A. Halicrcr. Mn. J. Grier. (President). Mrs. D. Charters. Mn A Broikur. STANDING: Mn. W Le- fchvre. Mn. J. Renaud. Mn. B Plante. 86 Cheer practice sss ' ss.ra?. ' ■-.- SH.OMJ KV � . I _ _ ' t Am i • ncii itt V. Cnrhv. jvv: |- i’” ’o ' j . . c.: u.;,.. v. � W; - ,,,„„. , . . . ww c. o—.� .. —- «• —• ■ I IUR1) ROW: l cu 6il Mr. E. Durochcr Football Coach 1 oo ,e«pp In terms of victories the football season was not the greatest m the school s h.story. In fact we had to be satisfied w.th one win and a tie. But it was OUR team out there S £ game and we were as proud of it as of any of its predecessor,. It was a hght team, an inexperienced team, and although it possessed a true feta the characteristic Assumption will-to-win. it couldn t quite make t ' ofLh speed, weight, and experience. Early season injuries deprived the team of such veteran big-guns as Red Miller. Bill Lucier, Don Turner, and Frank Dupont. Despite an unimpressive record in the “win column the team produeed.ts share stellar performers. Ron Rochon was the unanimous cho.ce for the All city ful l slot while Bill Begin and Bob Burman missed similar honors by a single vote. Before Bill Lucier was sidelined by injuries his performance was more than sufficient capture the Most- improved player Award. .... , , , i „ With next seasons co-captains Ron Rochon and Tom Winkle at helm an promising quota of seasoned material on the roster we look forward to greater achievement in 1951. II w 27 IE X F ,.. . Kofgvn. j H .l. j- F,««. ' • «- C ‘ uU ' SFX ONO ROW: j. OM Mg..) . R Robin™. I . fa. . j. Kmll R. ln� «y. T. M c� ri� . W. Even. B. S«n r. • � «,. M. « • rHIRI R nV: ... ... C. Dooley. R Ot—. E. Un oox. A. Hoggan.. C. S,.,vc N. DoCui . � . Binh. H. M Donobl. The Junior Raiders, last year’s WOSSA champions, relinquished their hold on the coveted trophy this season, hut only after a bitter fight to retain it After sweeping through their five-game local schedule undefeated-in fact their goal-line was trespassed hut once-they journeyed forth as the city champs in search of more remote scalps. The first sally abroad met with success when they grabbed the semi-final tilt from a strong St. Thomas squad. Glad to settle for the skimpy margin of a 5-0 score they returned home to prepare in earnest for the final bout with Guelph. They met the latter at London on Thanksgiving week-end and it might have been a great battle if the elements of nature had not decided on entering the fray. When the final whistle sounded the teams climbed out of the slush and mud to leam that the WOSSA crown had passed into new hands to the tune of another 5-0 score. ., To single out the stars and relate their abilities and accomplishments would require more space than is available here The team had plenty of depth and versatility and gave promise fora formidable varsity squad in 51. 94 • ' ■ Last minute instructions from Fr. Armstrong. Fr. E. E. Burns. C.S.B. Assistant Coach Mr. Tom Smith Assistant Coach 95 THE HOUSELEAGUES CHAMPS I K J Ki ONT ROW: J. Cow, J. Hodges, j. DeMjttia, K. G—d, t). MeKeon. B. Willis. COND ROW: J. VanLooecn, G. J.ger, E. Leahy. W. NWW. J- Gfc, G. to H. Poqucttc, T. Hussey, Mr. Lavey (W)- c p mt ■ TO ' Dun n dl . eivioi Perhaps Assumption ' s greatest boast is its intramural athletic program, I he house-leagues holt! a highly prominetu place in the school ' s activities, not only because they proviiic an excellent system lor training proactive varsity material, but more importantly, they alTortl a medium of healthy exercise and physical development lor the entire student body. The 1950 football season ill the senior league was as rough and hard as svill be found in that sport anywhere. Although handicapped by unfavor¬ able weather conditions the league got off to an early start and continued almost daily until late in November. The league schedule was divided into two halves, with the championship being decided by a play-oil between die winners of the respective halves, llu- Tigers, alter sweeping through the fust half undefeated and untied, were edged out by the Bears in the second round. However, in the title game the Tigers rallied back to literally swamp the Bears, (the game was played in six incites ot water) and capture die coveted Senior trophy. ALL-STAR TEAM Postion Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center .— • — Right Guard Right Tackle Right End . . Q, B . — ■ — Left Half R. H. . F. B, . —-«. ■ F. W.- : - Phyer T. Hussey j, DeMattia T. War row B, McKeivicr . P. Conrey B Willis ...J, Gajda G. McMahon G Nicholson .. J I-o% r . ]. Gallivan T. Mascarin u, BEARS FRONT ROW: H. Hogan, J. Gaj- da, W. Hughes, D. Jobicocur, G. Hammerschmidt, J. Xerri, G. Me Mahon. SECOND ROW: J Ryan. R. Kruc til, P. Potter. Mr. Cook (Coach), T. Warrow, B. O’Gorman, J. Leighton. ABSENT: T. Mascarin. i ij i LIONS FRONT ROW: J. Rochon. D. Spurgeon, P. Sines, M. George. P. Atihin, P. Courcy, J. Rengers, J. Remisciewics. SECOND ROW: B. McKicver, R. Stychrba, D. Hastricter. Mr. Kre wench (Coach), D. Rice, J. Long, F. Bignac. 7 4 K‘: ■■ id ■ i Mi , r m CUBS FRONT ROW: N. Day. C. Nidi- olson, R. Chick. T. Walsh, P. Re naud, R Kueber. SECOND ROW: J. Schrot. F. Du pont, D. Douglas, B. Eden, F. Chauvtn. ABSENT: Mr. Freeman (Coach). � •ViOr CHAMPS BRAVES FRONT ROW: R. Steum, P Me- Gee, C, Auk, D. Sinei, G. Two- mey, P. Marti ft, J. Alula, SECOND ROW L, Creighton, J. Monnd, J. Hillman. Mr Mar ceau (Coadl), G. DePoto, G. Thomas, F. Gorman. The Intermediate football league was (oinprLwd � l live trains in tin 12(M$;� pound weight class. !i was a rough league chat leu turn) thrill patked battles between well-couched M|itacU. The spirit of fight and the detejiHtoaiion to win was so characieristic of these teams that an onlooker might easily have thought that the National Inierseholastic title wav at stake. The Cardinals mat lied In lr, Rankin, tpialifird lor the pIay of In finishing on the top rung in the first round, I fie reluctant Braves had to settle £ur second place, with the Panthers. Texans ami Bruins nailing in ihat order. In the second half of the schedule tire Panthers took over undisputed command of the league and looked like sure money until they tangled with the revenge- hungry Bravo. This time the s alp hunters were not to Ik denied. They removed the Panther fangs and dispowd ol all other opinion, thereby winning the right to meet the Cardinal for the championship. They not only met them; they took them—and the league honors. ALL STAR TEAM L, E. . J. Alula L. T, L Marion L. C. D M ' cPharlin C, G. DrouHUinl R. G, D, Sine R. T. P, Cunningham R. E, .T. Maher Q 0 , T. Conlln L. H. F. Fupr i R, II. C. Alula F, R. J. Patton F, W. J, Hillman CARDINALS FRONT ROW: N. Rn . G. Tlii- he auk, F Cunmnehatn, W. Pea |e r, T Moher, W. Terry. T, Heint, R. SpiUartl. SECOND ROW: R, Piche. O Sol- J. T. Patterson, Mr. Rankin (Coach). E. Alula. G, On- ltmiho, L Norton, S, Tfity- it ! Ik kj W The Bantam house-league is made up of boys in the weight class of 100 120 pounds. Like the other leagues it’s schedule is divided into two halves with a play off between the winners of each half. The first round was taken by Mr. Heath’s Notre Dame squad after nosing out Si. Marys in a hard-fought battle. Marquette, Villanova, and Fordham finished this first heat third, fourth, and fifth respectively. The second half brought its usual bag of surprises as Mr. Hickey’s Villanova squad after a very sluggish start caught fire and roared into the qualifying spot for the play-off. In the title fight with Notre Dame Mr. Hickey s boys unleashe an unsuspected offensive power that was too much for the Irish,’ and waltzed merrily home with the championship. : Hi i wi iV ' 711 cuvtcircv CHAMPS VILLANOVA FRONT ROW: D. Paniccia, R. Kob� , R. Ray, W. McCormick, R. Ohlman, C. Parent. E. Theriault, D. Wilson, P. Dunn. SECOND ROW: P. Benetcau, J. Dupuis, L. Markle, R. Pou|� ct, Mr. Hickey (Coach), C. Reaumc, D. Parasotto, S. Sisko, T. Dca. ABSENT: E. Laforct. K. Riley, J. Malone, R. Bclcourt. ALL STAR TEAM L. E- K. Antava t. S. Bouhcck L. G. B. Bielski q . . T. Dooley R. G. J- Mitchell r,T. ... B. McGuire r jr D. Marcuz q r B. Bloink L. H. K Vcttcn R. H. .. 1’ F. B. j- Dupuis F. W. 1- Hallaire NOTRE DAME FRONT ROW: K. Antaya. J. Arent. H. Nantais, J. Matta. W. Bloink. D. DcPalma. D. Plante, M. Arent. SECOND ROW: R. Beaudry, P. Bcaupre, J. Ferry, J. Diesbourj?. Mr. Heath (Coach). R. Peters. W. Day, D. Marcut, R. Vetter. J ST. MARYS FRONT ROW: B Drlicka. J. Mu- chell, H. Frecxc, T. Mullins. J. VtnRaay, S. Bcnctcau, R. Houli¬ han. L. Roberts. SECOND ROW: B. GJostcr, P. Gray, P. White, Mr Zolondek Mr. Keih (coach). N. Tofflc mire, J. Kcdney. U. Grade!. MARQUETTE I FRONT ROW: S. Gallant. L. Gutteridgc, B. Scobie, P. Me- Hugh, W. Bielski. J. Bombly, C. Rcnaud. J. Britton. SECOND ROW: R. LaFontainc, G. Courey, R. Bryer, R. Dooley, Mr. Boulet (Coach), R. Menard, Mr. Flaherty, D. Ncwcombe, R. Brancheau, D. VanHouten. )V7. m HOLY CROSS FRONT ROW: D. Renaud. D. Barrick. R. Villaire. E. Constan¬ tino, J. Boozan, T. Conley, R. Mason, G. McCauley, N. Lamou reux. SECOND ROW: H. King, R. De- . charnps, W. Carpenter, Mr. Ja- nissc (Coach). E. Kerlcy, P. Kane, R. Laroche. R. Etuc. FRESHMEN TEAM FRONI ROW: C Wcadock. R Doiatiuk. W. Hoffman. J. IVY It ion. ). Riclski W MtCitiirc. R Ohl man. SECOND ROW: l Greaves, J. Haas. G. Rena ml. II. Birth. Fr. K. Rums, D. Ycslutk. F. McGee. 1). Man ii . l ? - GradeE FROM ' ! ROW: ). I tool, Ci Fi ga i. W Venice. ). Muiit. I Midhro. SECOND ROW: L ( . Ouctcflr. R Robinson. (.. Iluyl, J. Fnsro, . Sthulu. K. k.mllr R. Kcfgrii. t m rv. i On Fr. C. J. Armstrong, C.S.B. •13 RAIDERS 40 RAIDERS •II RAIDERS •II RAIDERS 38 RAIDERS •19 RAIDERS 51 RAIDERS 38 RAIDERS 49 RAIDERS •14 RAIDERS 44 RAIDERS 53 RAIDERS Vocational Pa ltd son Sandwich NValkerville Kennedy Vocational St. Joseph Patterson Sandwich Walkerville Catholic Central Kennedy 26 28 19 17 20 32 11 58 11 25 36 38 WISCONSIN FRONT ROW: L. Marcbionc, D. Sines, G. Weadock. SECOND ROW: J. Rcngcr., D. 0 % � Connor. L. Burn . J. Gallagher, Mr. Matunger (Coach), OHIO STATE FRONT ROW: W. Latcham, T. Gciercman, J. DeMattia. SECOND ROW: Mr. Marccau (Coach), R. Spitlard, G. Thomas, T. Maher. INDIANA FRONT ROW: R. Hollister. J. Haas. SECOND ROW: D. Curtin. H Mac¬ Donald. P. Martin, Mr. Zolondek. PURDUE FRONT ROW: J. DeGuise, R. Vet¬ ter. P. Fronizer, W. Terry, J. Lassa- line. SECOND ROW: R Bowman, M. France, J. Higgins, J. Hastrieter, Mr. Hickey (Coach). ABSENT: G. Callert. MICHIGAN FRONT ROW: G. Aluia, R. Uip ply, G. Duplcwis, D. Hastmter, D. Ycshtck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Murray (Coach), C. Ault, R. Tracy, S. Tm« ky, M. Bulas, G. Kiser. W. Poissons. IOWA FRONT ROW: T. Collins, R. Gahv vich, R. Thomson, G. Twomey. SECOND ROW: J. Hodges, N. Rich¬ ardson, M. Kubanek, R. Tate. Mr. O’Reilly (Coach). B ILLINOIS FRONT ROW: F. McGee, P. Beaupre, J. Dennis, M. Stanko. SECOND ROW: Mr. Whalen (Coach). D. Wagner, D. Birch, W. Kacsmank. MINNESOTA FRONT ROW: T. Liddy. N. Rice, L. Creighton. SECOND ROW: L. BaJwinski, P Seitt. L. Kroll, Mr. Ware (Coach). TIGERS FRONT ROW: K, |ubm, T. Mullin, P, White, A. Zulft, M. Arent, SECOND ROW: E. Piet:, D- New ' combe, D. Duffy. L. Cgkeurti, H Freest D, Plant, Mr, Coughlin (Ctmrh). CUBS FRONT ROW: P. Broom, D. Smith, M. Major, R, DrKeka, R, Beaudry, SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Flaherty (Coach), C. St. Charles, B Lesper- ance s W, McGuire, J, VanRaay, J, Bums. 110 PANTHERS E. Bar- SECOND ROW; J, Collins, P, Gob Mm, H, Launt, T. Cojrtright, D, Biers, Mr, Daley (coach). FRONT ROW: E. Kcrky. beau, P. Wilson jf. A rent. BEARS FRONT ROW : E. Constantino, R Ohlman, W. McCormick. R. Came¬ ron. SECOND ROW: R. Blow. B. Bielski. M. Golden. J. Myers. W. Bloink, Mr. McCabe (Coach). LIONS FRONT ROW: G. Courcy, L. Syl vester, G. McCauley, G. Brandt. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. Janissc (Coach), R. Andrews. J. Ferry. L. Gutteridge, U. Grade!. WILDCATS FRONT ROW: E. Garvin. R Bran- chcau, J. Kiser, D. VanHoutcn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boulet (Couch). R. Conrad. P. McHugh, R. Belcourt. GLOBETROTTERS FRONT ROW: H. Dube, G. Robert ' son, F. Eppert. SECOND ROW: A. Aubin, P. Jams- ft. FRONT ROW: W. Lucier, J. Dupuis. J. Wolf. SECOND ROW: O. Sato. P. McLc ' win, R. Giroux, T. Knuckle. FLYERS FRONT ROW: R. Renaud, C. Par ' ent, V. O ' Brien, P. Millinoff. SECOND ROW: D. Teno, D. Ubclt, 1 1 2 C. Dugauy. ZOMBIES FRONT ROW: A. Bo«iriol, E. Mar- con. SECOND ROW: A. Czap. P. Fill man, L. Arlein. GLOBETROTTERS FRONT ROW; L. Paquette, H. M v module, G. Djuro. SECOND ROW: R. Bcilfcuillc, N. Luckoc. RAMBLERS FRONT ROW: W. Hoffman. T. Me- Cann, J. Nantais. SECOND ROW: K. Smith, D. Joliet cur, R. Thibeault. FRONT ROW: G. McMahon, E. Chtt- taro, C. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: L. Monforton, B. Day. ns WOLVERINES FRONT ROW: D. Dcncau, J. Emon, R. Buhlman. SECOND ROW: E. Oucllctc. R. Ford. YANKEES FRONT ROW: J. Rorai, U. Soboan, G. Damien. SECOND ROW: B. Shannon, S. Du- four. BLUE JAYS FRONT ROW: C. Tourangcau, A. Mascarin, L. Dunn. SECOND ROW: L. Longcuay, T. Pat ' erson. HOOPSTERS FRONT ROW: K. Antaya. R. Mau¬ rice, N. Paddon, J. McAllister. SECOND ROW: J. Nantais, D. Pichc, R. Bourdcau. COLLS FRONT ROW; B. Cluster, D. Dc- Palma, C. Renaud, M. Hudcc, J. Gatidreau. SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, K Mor- ncau, J. Matz, R. Houlahan. «C -f TITANS FRONT ROW: B. Lcmirc, R. Mason. J. Molinari, G. Pindus. H Nantais. SECOND ROW: P. Hebert, J. Palcit, L. Balaric, G. Smyk, E. Mazak. tiger cubs FRONT ROW: G. Carricrc, L. Greaves, L. Roberts. SECOND ROW: W. Dowhan. R. Renaud, J. Mitchell. F. Conley. FRONT ROW: P. Dunn, O. Soltcs. P. Kelly. SECOND ROW: J. Duchenc. M. Ma¬ loney. A. MeMurdie. FRONT ROW: H. Sharon. L. Rai ' none, D. Soulicre. SECOND ROW: E. Ricdl, V. Brod ' crick, A. Murphy. FRONT ROW: G. Wcadock. Nicholson. J Mound, M LaBulc. t . A lib in, R. Tliompson. SECOND ROW: M. T. Hickey. C..S.B (Coach). W. OUter. 1 . Harlow. T. Conlin. D. McPharlin. C. Bramlt. J. DcMaula. F. Corby. _ I HIRI ROW: F. Gorman. T. Maher. J. Peabody. J. Sennet. J. Hodges. P. I lattcn. V. I homp- son. J. Broughton. BASEBALL I RON r ROW: D. Turner. B. Etlcn. C. Lajcunrssc, Ci. Villain, Ci. Carriveau. R. Cote. SECOND ROW: C. Mi Mahon. R. Bertoia. T. Wtnkel. I alha. Mi . Mat ingcr, C. S.B. FRONT ROW: E. Stinn (Mrt.) P. Huggard. E. Carriwau. J. DuHv. F.. Marccm. B. I-aichatn. W. Ludcr, P. Fillman. B. Campcau. J. Carrivcau. P. Dunn. J. Mabonvillc. J. Ixmay, Fr. R. Cullen. C.S.B. (Coach). . „ _ „ SECOND ROW: G. Carrivcau. M. Martinello. T. Mascaritt. N. Mascann, R. Cole. W. Evon. L. Durocher. SENIOR W.O.S.S.A. CHAMPS The Raider Pucksters tarried the school colours through a long series of glorious triumphs in perhaps the greatest hockey season in the school ' s history. Sweeping undefeated through the ten game regular schedule they easily disposed of Kennedy in the semi-finals of the city race, anil captured the W.S.S.A. trophy by eliminat¬ ing lech in the two-game final round by identical scores ol 4-1. Beal lech of London was next to fall under the axe as they ilropjx ' il a two game series to the Raiders by scores of 2-0 and 8-3. I hen out of the north came a powerful sextet from Owen Sound, who eclipsed the Raiders in ail departments except the score sheet. When the smoke cleared from a rugged battle at the Windsor arena the vistors found themselves on the short end of a 5-1 score, and the Raiders added another trophy to their collection—the W.O.S.S.A. Senior Championship. As the CRUSADER goes to press our boys are packing their bags for an invasion of the north country where they will meet the winners of the Central, Eastern, and Northern Ontario districts in a tournament for the provincial title. Under the tutelage of their highly proficient coach, Father R. J. Cullen, C.S.B., the Raiders developed with amazing rapidity from a mediocre squad at the start of the season into a hard-skating, merciless-checking organi¬ zation. Blind Bill Lucier was a consistent bulwark in the nets and contributed greatly to the team s success. As for offensive power, it would be unfair to single out any stars. Every player gave a star performance in his own department in more than one game. Actually, the successful season was due more to the co-ordinated effort of the team as a whole than to the work of individual stars. Perhaps the story is best told by the score book which shows that the Raiders outscored their opponents 84-19 in a string of eighteen games. 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Phone 4-7575 For Quality MEATS and GROCERIES It ' s . . Phone—Meal Department - - 3-11)26 Cirocery Department - 3 7341 CHAPMAN BROTHERS CusUmied Parked Oversea. Package 229-231 Pin ST. EAST WINDSOR, ONT. Best Wishes to Assumption . . ALL ITS TEACHERS . . ALL ITS STUDENTS . . ALL ITS ALUMNI . . ALL ITS FRIENDS ESSEX WIRE CORPORATION LIMITED WINDSOR, ONTARIO BARBARA WOOD Secretarial Services ALSO OPERATING DIRECT LETTER SERVICE Duplicating -Public Stenography—Direct Mail Advertialng—Telephone Set rice Poatoge Meter Service RYANCRETE PHONES PAST AND ROOM 209 3 8024 RELIABLE 29 PARK ST W. 3-836 SERVICE WINDSOR. ONT. MAJESTIC TAVERN • DINING - LOUNGE SEAFOOD STEAKS CHOPS CHICKENS Coferiitg to Bonqueft ond Private Portiei TELEPHONE 4-0501 - 1269 OTTAWA ST. Mike ond John Wlndfor, Ontorlo Known in Windtor for over 18 Yoor� for Dollclout Meolt AIR CONDITIONED UP STAIRS AND DOWN STAIRS The Finest Name in Building Products U. G. REAUME LIMITED BROKERS • APPRAISERS • MANAGERS OF REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BROKERS TELEPHONE 4-9289 CANADA TRUST BUILDING. LONDON STREET CORNER VICTORIA WINDSOR. ONTARIO Compliments of LOWE BROTHERS PAINT WALLPAPER Display Materials — Artists ' Supplies RYAN BUILDERS SUPPLIES LIMITED 210 DETROIT STREET PHONE 4-3271 1840 Ottawa St. 3 722 COMPLIMENTS YOUR CHILDREN ' S PROPERTY IS INSURED AT SCHOOL IF YOU HAVE A PERSONAL PROPERTY FLOATER INSURANCE POLICY • •• OF You can secure practically all risk insurance on all personal property for your entire family on a world-wide basis at reasonable cost. • •• For complete information, write or coll MR. WAYNE BLOW • •• AMBASSADOR BRIDGE GENERAL UNDERWRITERS Incorporated 730 Buhl Bldg. Detroit, Mich. Telephone WO. 3-5240 VISIT FRAWLEY’S Compliments of For the Latest and Finest Selection of LYLE’S CAMPUS SHOP Modern and Classical Records A COMPLETE SELECTION OF MUSIC ON 33 ' 3 . 1060 DROUILLARD ROAD 45, AND 78 R.M.P. RECORDS Frawley ' s Electrical Appliances, ltd. TELEPHONE 4-7777 NORMAN J. RICE The Largest and Finest Fleet in Detroit WILLIAMS RENT-A-CAR SYSTEM Insurance - Surety Bonds Fords — Chevrolets—Plymouth —Pontiacs 14901 GRATIOT AVENUE DETROIT 5 ALL MODELS FULLY EQUIPPED 1009 Cass Avenue Detroit 26, Mich. TELEPHONE LA. 7-3317 Telephone WO. 2-3567 3210 SANDWICH ST., W. PHONE 3-5284 WINDSOR BODY AND FENDER CO. M. BERNACHI QUALITY MARKET COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE Cleanliness . . . Service 280 Bridge Avenue Windsor, Ontario We Deliver Office Phone 4-1200 Residence 5-4527 FRANK C. PADZIESKI COMPLIMENTS OF Insurance - Red Estate WINDSOR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS 210 Schaefer Building Dearborn, Michigan ASSOCIATION Office Phone LU. 1-5322 Residence LO. 1-6833 FALLS SON ROWLAND AND O ' BRIEN GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Lutien i. Oerveieou and f. C. I. Fall AMHERST BURG, ONTARIO PHONE 64 iak.r. of TASTEE BREAD 2260 LONDON STREET. WEST PHONE 4 472! Compliment mf Compliments ot WINDSOR OPTICAL COMPANY STEPHEN F. ROB ART ' S LTD. GENES Al BUILDERS CANADA BUILDING WINDSOR. ONTARIO 69 ELLIOTT STREET. EAST PHONE 4-7961 MARIO ' S TAVERN Windsor ' s Most Beautiful Dining Lounge Catering to Banquets and Parties 755 Ouellette Avenue 2105 Ouellette Avenue BUSINESS MEN ' S LUNCHEONS and DINNERS FAMILY SUNDAY DINNERS H® PARKING O ' DONNELL CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolet and Pontiac Dealer MORENO MICHIGAN TAshenoo 5 6400 Robert C Look GAS BURNER SERVICE COMPANY Sales—Service—Installation 3932 West Vernor Highway Detroit 16 ESSEX PACKERS LIMITED Famous for High Quality Flavourtite Meats MANAGER: J. A. McPHARlIN SPRED SATIN Erie Paint Wallpaper Ltd. Compliments of RED AND RUSS NANTAIS SPORT SHOP WYANDOTTE STREET AT CURRY AVENUE NORTH AND NORTHWEST USED CARS Chevrolet Michigan ' s Finest Used Cars and Trucks Woodward at 13 Mile Rd. Royal Ook, Michigan PHONE: LINCOLN 5-1100 HOWARD AND KLEIN BUILDERS TELEPHONE: DIAMOND 1-0950 17594 JAMES COUZENS HIGHWAY DETROIT 35 716 OUELLETTE AVENUE PHONE 4-1560 Compliments of BERT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TRUMAN F. DILLON Telephone UN. 4-8500 97 Talbot Street, West 18500 James Couzens Highway DETROIT 4 LEAMINGTON ONTARIO . . always ready with the NEW in Ready- CONFEDERATION COAL AND COKE to Wear—Second Floor Men ' s Store — Ouel- LIMITED lette Entrance Young People ' s Floor — The Third House Furnishings — Sandwich Street. 3510 Russell Street Telephone 3-5214 Entrances off Ouellette, Pitt, and Sandwich Sts. . Retail Coal Dealers 25 Years In Windsor. t COAL FOR EVERY PURPOSE Compliments of 8 E ST WISHES VANCRAFT S. S. BROUGHTON Tool and Manufacturing Builder 3402 ELLERY DETROIT 7, MICH. WYANDOTTE MICHIGAN Direct Mail f On Duty 24 Hours Addressing Lakeview 7-9507 and Related Services ag£ % £ urtc£, me. 12S10 KELLY ROAD Detroit 24 Michigan CURTIS COMPANY, LTD. Direct Mail Advertising OFFSET DISTINCTIVE LITHOGRAPHY PRINTING WINDSOR, ONTARIO The Fastest Crowing Dry Cleaners in Windsor VET ' S CLEANERS 704 Felix Ave. Windsor, Ont. Phone 3-3434 Compliments of West End Hardware 4-3841 1610 London St. W. THE WOOL SHOP Beehive Yarns 144 London St. W. Windsor, Ontario Phone 3-9242 Mousseau Construction Co. General Contractor 437 Ouellette Ave. Office Phone 4-6436 Residence Phone S-2869 SUNNYSIDE GARAGE CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Frigidaire Dealer A. J. REAUME LA SALLE Phone 4-5653 Lancaster Cartage and Storage Two Heated Warehouses Windsor — 850 Wyandotte St. W. — 3-1166 Toronto - 4022 Dundas St. W - RO 1197 Detroit — Phone WOodward 5-6250 Compliments of Hamilton ' s Drug Store 4-3902 1302 London St. W. Compliments of Roy Vigneux CHATEAU LA SALLE Fish — Frog — Steak — Chicken Dinners Special Rates for Banquets and Dinners On Highway No. 18 La Salle, Ontario 3-0338 Compliments of Windsor Ice Coal Co., Ltd. Phone 4- S473 1504 McDougofl Compliments of J. Millinoff Paper Stock 1730 Howard Avenue Phones . 3-3733 and 4-9512 Compliments of Helen ' s Shop Exclusive in Dresses , Skirts and Blouses H. DZIVER 1530 OUELLETTE WINDSOR 2-3830 PARE ELECTRIC CO. Power and Light Installations Industrial—Commercial— Residential REPAIRS—ALTERATIONS Satisfaction Assured 1171 Dougall Ave. Phone 3-3152 - 2-4460 MORRIS FUNERAL SERVICE, Ltd. Soy it with Morris Flowers Phone 4-5101 Windsor 68 Giles Blvd East Wolt r illo-1624 Wyandotte St. East Ed. W. Morris Don E. Morris Wo Iter D. Kelly For Better Education it ' s ASSUMPTION For Better Furniture it ' s TEPPERMAN ' S Ottawa at Pierre Phone 46418 Compliments CAPITOL EGG POULTRY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Windsor RENNIE MUSIC STORE 138 London St. W. Phone 3-2740 Windsor, Ontario Sol Agent for SELMER—OLDS—BOOSEY-HAWKES REGENT BANK INSTRUMENTS GIBSON GUITARS AND AMPLIFIERS -SCANDAUI PIANO ACCORDIONS BEU PIANOS Complete Line of Accettoriot and Port The Moil AAodnrn Hopoir Oeportment in Conoda I Tel. TWinbrook 2-5470 ANTEK’S PAY Delicatessen TAKE Groceteria BEER AND WINE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN 18445 Van Dyke, Cor. Grixdale 2348 Michigan Avenue. Detroit 16 You, too, can have your factory, club, office, store, home, etc. free of rodents and vermin, if you have ATLAS SERVICE. Atlas Pest Control Co. CONTRACT OR SINGLE JOB W. j. STOVER. Mgr. Phone WO. 11388 Compliments of Livingston Wood Manufacturing Limited TULSONBURG. ONTARIO Branch Plant: Windsor, Ontario r ' COFFEE SHOP 58 Park St. OPPOSITE TUNNEL Compliments of STUART ' S MEN ' S CLOTHES RENT OR §UY A ROYAL PORTABLE OR STANDARD TYPEWRITER A. WHITLEY, LIMITED 66 CHATHAM STREET, WEST TELEPHONE 3-3231 For the BEST In Family Entertainment . . . It ' s THE ROYAL THEATRE 3393 SANDWICH ST.. W. WEST SIDE RECREATION 1715 LONDON STMfl, WEST PHONE 3-0100 I (Corner London ond Campbell Ave.) PHONE 4-8327 JOSEPH RIVARD APPLIANCES AND SPORTS SHOP 21043 VAN DYKE Boteline, Michigan Phone Slocum 7-7370 1335 Wyandotte Street. East Compliments of WATERS AND BEAUDOIN MAI ESTATE � 0«« 2919 Tecumseh Road. Eo t Telephone 2-0566 “SPORTSMAN ' S PARADISE SUPPLIES FOR EVERY SPORT ROGIN ' S SPORTING GOODS Willie Moose Rogin Ttwn p « 7 Monoger Telephone 2-4414 C. E. POLLARD COMPANY Manufacturer Pollard Hydraulic fifth Wheel Platform 14571 SCHAEFER HIGHWAY DETROIT 27 Telephone VErmont 7-6776 WESTHMANN BROTHERS GULE CAS STATION 6841 East Jefferson at Canton DETROIT 7 PHONE LO. 8-0934 Compliments of TIP TOP TAILORS 343 OUEUfTTI AVENUI TELEPHONE 3-4414 Compliments of PULLEN ' S DRUG STORE SWEET SPOT PRESCRIPTIONS—TRUSSES—COSMETICS 1037 Drouillard Rood Telephone 3-1416 Confectioners — Fountain Service — Light lunches CAMERA SUPPLIES - GREETING CARDS - MAGAZINES - PATENT DRUGS SUB-POST OFFICE No. 15 Tecumseh at Alexis, Phone 2-8891 Drouillard at Milloy, Phone 2-4737 Compliments of E. F. PARENT AND SONS WARM AIR HEATING ond SHEET METAL WORKS 813 Pllette Rood Telephone 5 2563 JIM SULLIVAN SERVICE 7700 FENKELL AT TURNER DETROIT 21 Phone UN. 2 9725 W. H. DeMATTIA LEO S. SCHROT ATTORNEY AT LAW FARMINGTON. MICHIGAN I SHEEP POTATOES CARROTS 14869 DEXTER BOULEVARD DETROIT 21 HOBBYCFAFT, Moke what U like Congratulation to the Clots ol 1951 CERAMICS—MODEL PLANES—TRAINS—BOATS—LEATHERC RAFT MEIKAR ROOFING LIMITED COCK BROTHERS. LTD. Roolif ' V Contractor lor New Science Building ond Si. Denise Gymnasium 1431 T cum� «h Road. East Telephone 2-9731 GENERAL ROOFING MAINTENANCE FOR ASSUMPTION COLLEGE HALMO JEWELERS JACK LONGMAN DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY - CLOCKS INSURANCE SPECIALIST FOR YOUNG MEN SILVERWARE - CHINA LIFE - FIRE - AUTOMOBILE Onowo Street Wind to Office Phone 4 4303 Residence 2-2490 Compliments ol BEST KNOWN FOR THE BEST GIGNACS GROCERY LEWIS FLOWERS PHONE 4 634 loSALLE. ONTARIO 576 OUELLETTE AVENUE PHONE 4-1151 Compliment ol Compliment e ol HIGHWAY FURNITURE SALES LTD. wi MONtr iAviNG ruy-way on n� . s highway One-Holf Acre of Quality Furniture ot Lowest Prices LANSPEARYS LIMITED. Druggists YMEDE 1 Oul I ki VIM ID kit irUDnDUAAh e« Rote land. Ontario Phone. Maidstone 43 iMCKc io UNK in tvjun ntlUnBUlinUOU Sincv 1910 C OlTip llTIf flf| JOSEPH GASPARET KAVANAUGH ' S MOTEL HASTE RING CONTRACTOR • “ ■ 1 “ V J■ ■ •! frlV 1 KbIb DAIRY BAR CHINA SHOP 823 Marion Avenue Phone 4-5900 Highway No. 2, Windsor Phone 4 2630 Compliments ot S. KOSMAN Service Station GILBOE FIELDING CO.. LTD. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 4000 DOUGAll ROAD RHONE 3 8044 3099 Tecumsen Rood. East Phone 2-3921 Compliment ot Compliments GERRY GILBOE JEFFREY CLEANERS 806 Canada Trust 1 uildlng TELEPHONE 3-241A OFFICE PHONE 4 4303 RESIDENCE 3-6598 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS G. E DEALERS JAGER HARDWARE, INC. BROWN ELECTRIC COMPANY Your GENERAL ELECTRIC D ol« radio - television - appiianccs 4373 Tecumteh Rood. East Telephone 5-3861 3030 First Street Wyondotto. Michigan CECILE SNACK BAR PHIL GAGNON, Men ' s Wear (Corn lovzon ond Wyandotte) READY-TO-WEAR MADE-TO MEASURE IIVERSIOE TELEPHONE 5 3 63 4565 T«umieh Rood ot PI Hot to Telephone 5-2663 BRIDGE GROCERY SODA BAR Comp imenfs of FOUNTAIN SERVICE Greene ' s IDEAL Drug Store, Ltd. ACCURATE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 1146 Sondwich Shoot, Wes Telephone 4 5039 Phono 3-3162 Windsor, Ontario Bexeou ' s Appliances and Furniture Ltd. GOSSELIN ' S BUSINESS SERVICE ADMINISTRATOR - INCOME TAX CONSULTANT 3943 TECUMSIH ROAD. EAST PHONE 3 4473 GERALD GOSSELIN ACCOUNTANT MANAGER 207 9 Bartlett Building Phona 4-1014 and 4-1883 Complimtnli of DeLUXE TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE BULATS MARKET TEIEVISJON—RADIO—REFRIGERATORS—APPLIANCES m DRCU1UAR0 ROAD PHONES 3 1374 Mi J 1306 2130 Wyandotte Street, Wwl Telephone 3-5315 ALEXIS GROCERY Compliment! ol CHOICE OUAL TY GROCERIES AND MEATS DUPUIS AND GRAVEL 2999 Tetumuh tood. East Telephone 4 49BO 3610 HOWARD AVENUE RHONE A 375R JOHN ' S GRILL AND SODA BAR D. P. G. CIGARS ond CIGARETTES - CHOCOLATES ond SOFT OXfNKS 1501 Porcnf Av«„ Windsor, Om Telephone 4 9318 Comp imtnfi o Compliment! of HOTEL DIEU PHARMACY CHECKER CAB COMPANY 1030 OUEUETTE AVENUE RHONE J SJ73 339 GOYIAU STREET PHONE 3 3551 JANISSE BROTHERS, Funeral Home COUREYS ' STORES LTD. THE HOME Of GREATER VALUES DRY GOODS-MEN 5 AND BOYS ' WEAR-BOOTS, SHOES, CIOTMINO 113? OUfUETTf AVENUE RHONE MOT Phono 73 Tilbury, Ontario Temrowski ' s Drug Store PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS WA. 4-3121 12402 VAN DYKE AVE. AT WISNER Detroit 34. Mich. BOGINS Dry Goods, Furnishings and Shoes 3188 Sandwich St. West Phone 4-2951 Windsor Co mpli meats of Dominion Tent Awning Co., Ltd. 225 Sandwich Street, West Ph. 4-4551 Windsor, Ontario There is always something to save for Deposit regularly in your IMPERIAL BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA F. I. DORSCHELL Manager SANDWICH BRANCH Ontario Phon. 44712 Compliments o1 PAT LYMAN ESSO SERVICE STATION Patricio at Wyandotte Compliments of MARRA ' S BREAD AMHERSTBURG, ONTARIO Serf Wishes to Assumption LAZARE ' S FURS LIMITED Western Ontorio ' s Largest Furriers 493 Ouellette Avenue Windsor, Ontario Compliments of POOLE’S Quality Fish WE SELL LAKE FISH AND SEA FISH B IRKS DIAMONDS WATCHES ENGLISH CHINA STERLING SILVER THE PRIZED CREST OF YOUR SCHOOL OR CLASS CAN BE MOUNTED ON JEWELLERY FOR GIFTS OR FOR PERSONAL WEAR B I Pv K S JEWELLERS OUELLETTE AVE. AT PARK ST. — WINDSOR — HOME COOKING AND BARBECUE JOHN MALACH. Piop. Merrydale Restaurant Where Good Food Rules Supreme ' 2045 Wyandotte Sl W. Windsor. Ontario Phono 4-SM7 — p- EEJfcfHSl. —T . .— |ir«i i J ■ RlPi . r, % • i§ -.. . 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