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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

rc66tvUiv 1953 Msersiss WmDS0 • ONTA1UO 4 ‘•P� 9� 1 Assumption High School Windsor, Ontario Page 2 Crusader Staff EDITORS- Ronald Brancheau Richard Thompson BUSINESS STAFF_ Thomas Bailey Gabriel Courey EDITORIAL STAFF_ Bernard Gloster Lawrence Balwinski John Dooley STAFF ARTIST_ Ferris Gauld PHOTOGRAPHY_ Robert Davis William Carpenter SECRETARIES —- Robert Galovich Gerald Twomey Jack Gracie Contents DEDICATION___PAGE 8 ADMINISTRATION_ “ 12 FALL_ 22 WINTER_ “ 56 SPRING_ “ 100 SENIORS_ “ 113 SENIOR DIRECTORY_ “ 135 Page 4 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aluia Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Antaya Dr. and Mrs. John G. Arent Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ashton Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bailey Mrs. Catherine Balwinski Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barsanti Mr. and Mrs. C. Bartlett Mrs. Kathaleen Beattie Mr. and Mrs. J. Berecz Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Beuglet Mrs. Mary D. Bombly Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bormet Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Brennision Mr. and Mrs. Luke Broderick Mrs. Alma Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. James Burns Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Calahan Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. J. Willard Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. James Ceros Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Chambers Mrs. R. R. Clark Dr. Cole Mr. John Considine Mr. and Mrs. E. Costantino Mr. and Mrs. F. Csizmadia Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cunningham Rev. Mike Dalton, M.B.E. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Deslippe Mrs. A. Diesbourg Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dupont Mr. J. H. Dziver Mr. Philip Ehrszam Mr. and Mrs. John Fern, ' Mr. and Mrs. John A. Forsyth Mr. W. J. Graham Mrs. J. H. Graves Dr. and Mrs. John Galbo Mr. and Mrs. N. Galovich Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Haldane Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Haupert Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hefferan Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hool Peter H. Iacobcll, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. F. Jobin Mr. and Mrs. Karam Mr. E. N. Kaser Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kiser Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kubanek Mrs. H. Kuzia Mr. and Mrs. P. V. LeMay Mrs. A. J. Laipply Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lesperance Mr. and Mrs. G. Lints Mr. and Mrs. Edward Louwers Marvin Dry Goods Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. A. Mennick Helen M. Mitchell Mr. Joseph Mulhall Mr. Dean Munson Mrs. Marie Myers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene MacCracken Mr. and Mrs. William McGuire Mr. and Mrs. F. P. McHugh Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nikisch Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ohlman Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Owens Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Parent Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paule Dr. Jerome Powlowski Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pearce Gladys G. Peters Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Petix Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pichd Mr. and Mrs. Encamacion Picota Dr. and Mrs. Adelard L. Poisson Mr. and Mrs. R. Primeau M. et Mine. Alfred Quenneville Mr. and Mrs. George H. Raedle Mr. Norman Rice Mr. Alex J. Rodger Sam’s Dept. Stores Mr. and Mrs. W. Sandre Mr. John Schneider Miss Joan Schneider Stuart’s Stores for Men Mrs. Edward Dwyer Sullivan Mr. Frederick Symes Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Temrowski Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Toward Mrs. Ray Tuttle Mr. Timothy Twomey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ubell Dr. Beatrica Vallery Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Van Houten Van-Dyke Yolanda Service Mr. and Mrs. J. Weiand Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Widger Mr. and Mrs. H. White Pag® 5 D e d i c cr t i o n MOST REVEREND CHARLES L. NELLIGAN, D.D. Pig ' 8 Zfio ZZfiL (fixceZZency QTije JHo t Jkberenli Charles Heo J eUtgan, B. B. ■ZZdaZar fi$t±Zw t fifietu ' ce Zfiro eAtor sfittam dwn fi)oZZejj[e t-fin fiftecopmton ,fifiL fiZreat fiotdr Zution Zfi Zia Zu Zc Sducahon .fin 0a-y- fiZidd -J ic 6ddort f te fij ' ((ia cr sfi fccfonate y and Z ratefaZZy QedicaJe fiZZiil ZoZume. Page 9 MOST REVEREND JOHN C. CODY, D.D. Bishop of London Page 10 DEAR GRADUATES, For you life’s battle has reached a decisive stage. The prince of darkness frantically displays the tinsel of earthly bait to entice you into the broad, smooth, easy way of the pleasure-seeker. Christ majestically beckons to you to follow Him on the straight and narrow path of duty. This is the parting of the ways. You must choose who is to be your guide. Shall yours be the Gospel of self-indulgence or the Gospel of self-sacrifice? Since peace is the tranquility of order’’ satan has none to offer you. Christ offers you abiding peace but paradoxically only at the price of violence: The kingdom of heaven suffercth violence and the violent bear it away . He bids you do violence not to others but to yourselves: to your wicked passions, to your evil inclinations, to your inborn selfishness. May the Queen of the Assumption help you make the right choice and cling to it with true devotion for then you will find Her Son’s yoke “sweet and light to bear . JOHN C. CODY, Bishop of London. ' VERY REV. E. C. LEBEL, C.S.B. M.A. President, Assumption College. After commenting on many outstanding virtues ifi the makeup of modern youth, a wise man detected a flaw frequently found in the men of tomorrow. “Our youth lack gratitude”, he said. Whether such a general remark he true or false, it is worthwhile pondering. Does such a statement describe your attitude to God, to your parents, to your Church, to your city, to your country, to your friends, to your school? If you fail to see why you should thank God for the abundant blessings you have received from Him and from what your elders have given you, there is something wrong with your education. I prefer to think that youth of today are so excited in imagining the glorious future that awaits them, that they do not think to show gratitude for the past. If they were confronted with the question: “Are you grateful?” I am sure ninety-nine percent of them could honestly answer, “Yes, of course I am grateful, but look what there is yet to be done.” So I would urge you to pursue steadily in the future what you envision for the world’s improvement; you will one day look back with the wise man and be grateful for the past. Your education then will be much more complete. God bless you! Page 14 REV. F. A. BROWN, C.S.B., M.A. Principal Message to the Graduates We hope your years at Assumption High School will always be recalled with pleasure. The associations you have formed here, the friends you have formed here, the friends you have made, should be an inspiration to you throughout the rest of your life. Those friends will always be interested in knowing the degree of success to which you attain in your chosen life work. But remember true success is not to be judged by wordly norms, but by the standards set down by the Master. If you can honestly and sincerely say at each period of your life that you have faithfully lived up to the code of mortality that was taught you at Assumption, then your friends will know that you are a success. And most important of all, God will know that you have been a faithful servant. May you always be proud of Assumption, and may Assumption always be proud of you. Page 15 FR. BROWN’S SECRETARIES Left to Right: Miss D. Charlesworth, Mr. C. Christopher, C.S.B. Page 16 REV. F. J. O’NEILL, C.S.B., B.A. Assistant Principal REV. R. S. WOOD, C.S.B., B.A Treasurer Clerical Staff Left to Right: M. Beaupre, I. Fredette, H. Haberer. Left to Right: Mr. W. Brown, C.S.B Mrs. L. Jubenville. Switchboard Miss. P. Soulliere, Mrs. A. McKenzie Miss M. Dalton. SCHOLASTICS Left to Right—Front Row: Messrs. J. Rankin, W. Janisse, W. Coughlin, R. Hall, J. Farrell, R. Whelan, D. Heath, F. McCabe. Second Row: Messrs. T. Hickey, C. Christopher, R. Ryan, B. Rohlman, G. McGinn, G. Boulet, C. I achan, R. Flaherty, L. Miller, T. Mohan, A. Cylwicki, A. Genca, R. Gallagher, G. Kassman. Back Row: Messrs. M. Zalondek, M. Lipka, W. Brown, P. Beers. L. Schaefer, J. Jordan, J. Daley, H. Perry. RECREATION PREFECTS Left to Right — Messrs. W. Janisse, J. Farrell, G. Kassman. Page 19 Fr. D. Levack C.S.B Fr. L. Faye CJS.B Hall C.S.B., Mr. F. McCabe C.S.B Coughlin. R. Flaherty. M. Zalondek. B. Rohlman M. Lipka, P. Gallagher, W J. Daley. : Messrs. P. Beers, R. Whelm, L. Schaefer. T. Hickey. L. Miller. Back Row: Messrs. Sitting: G. O’Halloran, G. Voskoyan, L. Alessi, E. Costantino, D. SouUliere, M. Sharkey. Standing: T. Bamier. J. Grade, G. Heely, J. Hartford. R. Bemachi, C. Pothier, F. Csizmadia, G. Myers, 0. Soltes, C. Xelson, R. Kefgen. Left to Right— L. Mushro ( Vice-President i, Fr. I). Levack C.S.B. (Moderator), P. Kelly. (President). Student Council Representatives Page 21 A UJ 1£ SROWU J )G” 5 2 9 orr. 52 ( s Vmtvt. f s. r f , 12 3 4 A a 6 7 191011 � ttl41161718 AS V 7 19.0.1 V foW ' VoO W I7I8 � 6 ? -7 % ol 212324 25 f,l t3i 4 r 30 fe Li 1 Z 9 V V 7 g;§: ;5 I Bookstore swill ■ • 3tS5r Front Row: Ft. J. Fournier C.S.B.. {Choir Master), R. Ruel, Fr. T. Mailloux CAB. {Organist), P. Oignac. Middle Row: M. MuhaU, T. Dalton, J. Daly, C. Burns, D. Taylor, J. Graves, J. Ferry. J. Pendergast, B. Owens, M. Mathews. Back Row: T. Bailey, T. Ryan, J. Healy. Study Hall Prefects Mr. T. Mohan CAB., Mr. G. McGinn, C.S.B. Page 27 RONALD CARR During the school year of 1952-53 Assumption College lost one of its beloved students, Ronald Carr. Ronnie was a very conscientious worker and was never lacking in that spirit of co-operation which is so necessary among the students in a school. For these qualities he has certainly won the esteem of both the staff and his fellow students. Ronnie was devoted to his mother—and with this, I would describe his home life. Many hours spent with Ronnie and his mother left me with indelible memories of this boy’s love for his mother. I started school at Assumption with Ronnie in 1949 and remained in the same class with him until his death in 1952. In our associations I always found him to be a very self-sacrificing, clean living boy,—a boy with all the characteristics of a good Catholic youth. I have never thought of Ronnie’s death as a tragedy. True, he is with us no longer, but that is not a tragedy for Ronnie—for I know that his Creator has called him to his eternal reward. Bill Fox. Page 28 fv O R I A M LEO GASPARET Leo Gasparet was a student of 10 E during the school year 1950-51. He had been at Assumption for over a year and a half before he became ill. After a few short absences from school he finally became bed-ridden and could not finish his year. His illness gradually became worse and was the cause of his death on December the fourth, 1952. Leo was an A-student as well as an active sportsman. He played house league football in his freshman year and had a keen interest in many sports. Nor were his interests devoted exclusively to sports, for he studied piano for three years and was in training for a post on the Reporter staff. Leo came to Assumption after attending St. Angela, Immaculate Concep¬ tion, and De La Salle schools. He was a member of the church of St. Angela Merici and his ambition was to become a priest. He had many close friends at Assumption who miss him very much. May his soul rest in peace. Jim Kennedy. Page 29 i Page 30 Senior Varsity Front Row: J. Aluia, E. Raedle, G. Kiser, D. Tracey. F. Csizmadia, L. Mushro, B. Kejgen. J. Hool, B. Evon, F. Gauld, P. Huggard, C. Cameron. Second Row: J. Hodges, N. Richardson. R. Bertoia, J. Graves, T. Maher, .V. Mascarin. G. St. Charles, T. Dooley, C. Lajeunesse, G. Hoyt, J. Hartford, A. Cardinal. Back Row: J. Dooley. E. Vernes. J. Patton, T. Paterson, P. FiUman, C. Tourangeau. D. Sines, T. W arrow, A. Schineariol, L. Greaves, M. Kubenak. F 0 0 T 6 A L L The High School Raiders of 1952 proved to be one of the best teams that Assumption has ever had. Under the superb coaching of Fathers Armstrong, Cullen, and Lewis, the boys played as a team anil won as a team. This year’s squad, led by co-captains, Bob Kefgen and Ed Raedle, credited themselves with four wins, two loses, and one tie, including all exhibition and play-off games. The boys were up-an-going from the opening whistle and this accounts for the fine record shown below. The Patterson Panthers were privileged to give them their defeat of the season. The Raiders ended up in a tie for second place with the Kennedy Clippers, but lost out in the semi-finals. However, the lads in purple never lost their morale in any game, whether they were winning or losing. In every game a well conditioned and spirited team could be observed from the stands. At the end of the season, Fr. Arm¬ strong was thoroughly convinced that expert coaching always pays off. SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES: Assumption 35 Assumption 33 Assumption 12 Assumption 36 Assumption 5 Assumption 5 Assumption 6 Walkerville 0 Forester 5 Kennedy 12 Vocational 0 Patterson 24 Semi-Final Play Offs Kennedy 13 Exhibition Game St. Michaels 5 FR. CHARLES ARMSTRONG C.S.B. Head Coach FR. CULLEN C.S.B. Assistant Coach FR. LEWIS C.S.B. Assistant Coach Page 31 E. Raedle ( Co-Captain ), F. Gauld. F. Csizmadia, G. Kiser , t B. Evon, D. Tracy, C. Cameron J. Hool (Co-Captain), T. Zalba, P. Huggard, J. Aluia. F 0 0 T B A L L ALUIA NOSES IN All-City Players FERRIS GAULD EDGAR RAEDLE Page 33 Junior Varsity Football Left to Right—Front Row: R. Bondy, J. Gaudreau, L. Brenison, E. Hiller. W. McPharlin, N. Rice, T. O ' Rourke. T. Bordeau, R. Clark, D. Sullivan, J. LaBlank, 7 Hawkins. Second Row: L. Connerton (Coach), W. Ried (Manager), D. Peterson, F. Marentette, L. Reume. B. Peters, S. Sullivan, J. Reno, C. Hoganson, J. Hoganson, G. Janisse, J. Severs. T. Dinan {Manager ), M. Waint (Coach). Back Row: B. Bentham, J. Berecz, P. McHugh, B. Widger, L. Parent, B. Burns, L. Normaneau. P. Nader, L. Parent, A. Gatti, R. Houlhan. I V A R S I T Y This year our Junior Raiders showed all the outstanding spirit and drive typical of an Assumption team. Although playing only exhibition games the team, mostly frosh and sophomores, picked up much needed experience and learned cooperation and good sportsmanship, the foremost qualities of a championship team. Under the superb mastery of Fr. J. Higgins, assisted by Messrs. Mark Wyatt and Larry Connerton, the boys played as a team and won as a team. The squad, led on the field by co-captains Jack LeBlanc and Norm Rice, credited themselves with three wins and one loss during the season ' s play. The boys looked sharp at the beginning of the season and proved that they would be hard to beat because they left the opponents scoreless in their first two games. The only defeat, a game played against an older and more experienced senior team was nothing to be ashamed of because the boys took everything thrown at them and fought back with terrific zest, only to lose by a small margin. However the lads in purple didn’t lose their morale and in the next and last game we saw a well conditioned and spirited twelve as they walked over the opposition in a one-sided contest which was their highest scoring game. Fr. Higgins was now convinced that all his drilling had not been in vain. Strong on offence, rough on defense, the 1952 reserves were a powerful and determined team and should bring much brilliance and dash to the varsity team in future years. FR. HIGGINS C.S.B. Coach Standings: 1. Assumption Jrs. 12 2. Assumption J rs. 10 3. Assumption Jrs. 5 4. Assumption Jrs. 18 St. Joseph’s Reserves 0 Forester Reserves 0 .St. Joseph’s Varsity 11 Windsor Jets 1 Page 35 BEARS Senior House Champs I.kkt to RifiHT—F ront Row: P. Cunningham, J. LeMay, M. Arent. K. Lauzon. W. Fox, T. Ashton. -. Markle, L. Beattie. Back Row: P. Kelly. R. Laipply, K. Lucier, Mr. R. Hall C.S.B. tCoach). P. Paule. R. Ducharine L. Louwers. J u N I O R A L L S T Left to Right—Front Row: J. Carpenter, H. Duguay, M. Slavin, G. Salvaggio, R. Guertin, T. O’Connor, J. Graham, J. Bombly. Back Row: Mr. R. Flaherty C.S.B. {Coach), B. Howe, P. Wilson, B. Bloink, D. Soulliere, P. Dick, J. McCabe, B. Graham, J. McVeigh. J. Laliberte, B. Rolje, Mr. T. Mohan C.S.B. (Coach). Page 37 SPARTANS Champs of the Junior House League Left to Right—Front Row: C. Parent, I). MacNall, B. Bloink, F. Dow. Second Row: V. Peach. B. Marchaud, D. Paniccia. D. Parisotto. E. Costantino, K. Antaya, E. Theriault. Back Row: P. Falardeau, R. Bonnet, Mr. R. Whelan C.S.B. (Coach), R. St. Pierre, J. Malone, T. Maesonville, A. Levack, Fr. H. Foley C.S.B. ( Coach . R. Kosi. Scoring 129 points in eight games, being scored on but twice to the total of ten points, and undefeated in all games, the 1952 Spartans rolled on to an impressive victory. The hard hitting by such linesmen as Levack and Maesonville, the pass catching of Theriault and Parisotto, l the later caught twelve passes in one game), and the cool headed quartering of Bill Bloink combined with the line plunges of Parent, the off tackle runs of Antaya, and round the end running and passing of Scobio and the reverses of Paniccia and Kosi to present no weak¬ nesses to the opposition. We need a first down”, Bloink was often heard asking, “Let Antaya take it off-tackle”. Congratulations to the Texans for the most improved team of the season. The Spartans lost no games in either halves, therefore making the Spartans the automatic champs of the league. STANDING FOR THE JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE First Place . Spartans Second Place . Texans Third Place . Rams Fourth Place . Lions Fifth Place . Cardinals E A G U E TEXANS Junior House League Left to Right — Front Row: B. Campbell, J. Hogan, N. La Douceur, G. Husak, S. Preney. Second Row: Mr. T. Mohan C.S.B. (Coach), P. Dick, A. Rouble, E. Fenchak, R. Guertin, C. Wreesman, J. McVeigh, D. Toward, J. Graham, M. Mohan (Assistant Coach). Third Row: L. Herron, J. Herod, J. Hoganson, A. Gilhula, R. Ross, T. MacKracken, B. Graham, J. Holiberte, J. Carpenter. RAMS Junior House League Left to Right—Back Row: Marcel Desjardins, Tom Pettypiece, Don. Bemachi, Chas. Melvin, George Jacquemain, Art Murphy, Bob St. Germain, Joe Matz. Middle Row: Sidney Lariviere, Tom Esper, Peter Sloan, Paid Schneider, Jim Broderick, Gaspar Sahagio, Ernest Walker. Front Row: Mr. McGinn C.S.B. (Coach), Ralph Jobin, Earl Lajoie, Mike House Tony Beacraft, Marvin Marsch, Mr. Roche (Ass ' t Coach). Page 39 Front Row: P. McGarvey, P. O ' Donnell, D. Nantais, B. Bolfe, T. Dalton, M. Calahan, G. Bombly, C. Greening, R. Girard. Back Row: Mr. Gallagher C.S.B., B. Hooper, T. Gilmour, M. Slavin, J. Dufour, F. Boscariol, B. Howe, D. Brower. CARDINALS Front Row: J. Valentino, C. St. Pierre, J. Venney. Middle Row: T. Smith, J. Foley, P. Wilson, G. Simard, T. O ' Connor, D. Testani, J. VanRaay, H. Duguay. Back Row: Mr. W. Brown C.S.B. (Coach), J. Provost, J. Britton, R. McDonald, D. Carom, A. McCarroll, B. Owens, L. Eastlake, D. Soulliere. Page 40 STAMPEDERS Left to Right—Front Row: R. Giroux, A. McPharlin, J. Gagda, C Cole, R. Seguin, J. Jacko, D. Paron. Back Row: A. Soulliere, K. McKeman, R. Paterson, R. Blanchard, G. Blonde, P. Pare, M. Carew. M. Hakem, Mr. J. Jordan C.S.B. (Coach). Named from the opening game as the team to beat”, the Stampeders proved themselves just that. They finished out the regular season with a 45-11 victory over Georgetown to clinch the top spot in the standings. This was done through the brilliant passing combination of Paterson to McPhalin, the later scoring three touchdowns in the game. The varsity quaterback of 1954, Pater¬ son utilized the running ability of his other backfield men, Blanchard. Giroux, and Paron. In the playoffs the line played a very important part as the scores indicate. They were led by the small but most effective J. Gagda and A. Soulliere. After winning one and trying two suc¬ cessive games in the playoffs, the Stampeders were losing 3-0 at halftime in the fourth game. They received the ball on their own fifteen yard line to open the third period. After a sustained drive, to the fifteen yard line, using clever running plays, Capt. Ralph Paterson made a wide run around his unbalanced line to the right and scored what proved to be the winning touchdown. He also added the extra point and the scoring was over with the Stampeders the Champions of the Bantam House League. They were a team faithful to practice with a will to win and a trust in prayer. They listened attentively always to Mr. Jordon who tried and succeeded in making the Stampeders the best in the league. Standings: Team W. L. T. Pts. Stampeders . 5 3 0 10 Purdue . 4 3 1 9 Georgetown . 4 3 1 9 Roughriders . 4 4 0 8 Notre Dame . 2 6 0 4 Finals. Stampeders 17 . Georgetown 11 Stampeders 6 . Georgetown 6 Stampeders 11 . Georgetown 11 Stampeders 6 . Georgetown 3 Exhibition Game Stampeders 21 . Junior Boarders 5 Page 41 Page 42 PURDUE L Err t0 Right—Front Row: J. McCann, L. Bondy. F. Karam, P. Gignor, R. Durocher, L. McGee, E. Rinke. Back Row: Mr. McCabe C.S.B. (Coach), B. Proun, P. Welacky, J. Sullivan, L. Oneste, R. Fritz, J. Leroun, R. LaFrance. $ S | % ( , ..U . GEORGETOWN Left to Right—Front Row: D. Brian, B. Kuhn, R. Peach, J. Chaseley, G. Lloyd, C. Dupuis, K. Gainer. Back Row: Mr. D. Heath C.S.B. (Coach), R. Beneteau, E. Renaud. L. Reaume, R. Eansor, E. St. Pierre, A. Pjlanzner, R. Carom, Mr. H. Perry C.S.B. (Coach). I ROUGHRIDERS Left to Right—Front Row: ,. Innocente. K. Zade, L. McNamara, B. Symes, R. Horaky, L. Alessi, L. Stott. Back Row: Mr. Lipka C.S.B. {Coach), D. Allen, C. Bums, V. Jackson, I). Cone, F. Walden, C. Garbus, R. Dickson, E. Baggio, R. Herlihy. NOTRE DAME Left to Right—Front Row: P. Deschamps, W. Ryan, P. Davis, R. Thomas, M. Vdigny, R. Bruno, D. Clifford. Back Row: Mr. B. Rohlman C.S.B., E. Irenkauf, G. Courtney, F. Karem, IF. Lockbiler, W. Potter, G. Clark. D. Mouell, D. VanHouten, G. Boutette, B. Willis, K. Pyler. a Page 43 Left to Right—Standing: Mr. R. Hall C.S.B., J. P. Labute, J. Kiser. Seated: G. Lloyd, C. Deslippe, L. Jenereaux. D. Cone. St a m p Club i Page 44 MR. R. A. MAGDA, B.Sc. MR. F. McTEAGUE MR. W. DOLLAR, B.A. Page 45 ram Left to Right—Front Row: G. Lloyd, R. Symes, T. Heupert, E. Rinke, D. Weintrenb, 1). DeHarde, G. Machnikowski, R. Bruno, B. Kuhn. Second Row: R. Ruel, J. McKenzie, D. Cone, M. Sherkey, G. Salvagio, D. Toth, P. Brown. Third Row: E. Morrill, P. Petix, V. Best, J. Reed. P. Witherspoon, T. Zurowski. Left to Right—Front Row Seated: W. Patten, P. Knapp, R. Thomas, H. Smith, J. McCann, J. Brouillet, E. Irtenlcauf, W. Lockbiler. Second Row: J. Daly, K. Pyler, J. LaDereceur, R. (inertin. B. Irvine, R. Jackson, A. McCarrell, J. Provost. I ' hird Row: R. I.aFrance. J. Weigand, D. Morrill, G. Myers, C. Wreesman, T. Smith. R. Fritz, J. Cavanaugh. L EF t to Right—Front Row: G. St. Denis, L. Innocente, F. S. A. Gregson , L. McNamara, E. Morand, Second Row: .. Parent, L. Durocher, J. Hayes, L. Stott, D. i C. Gabus, G. Barta, A. Kurosky, R. Spilchuk Third Row: R. O ' Connor, P. Vickerman, D. Bennett, C. St. , E. Uzimek, G. Renault, G. Russette, R. Cady, J. Dineen, Fourth Row: R. McDonald, E. Meunier, J. Valentino, K. Cutlet R. Girling. ■ 1 1 ■ A Left to Right-Front Row: E. Houlahan, R. Giroux, P. Pare, R. Herlehy, 0. Drouillard, M. Jacko P. Hemondt, J. Gagda, C. Cady, L. Alessi. Second Row: R. Burrows, G. McLean, C. Therrien, P. Davis, A. McCann, C. Durocher, A. Soulliere, M. Carew, R. Beneteau, M. Doran. Th.rd Row: H. Marcoux, R. Girard, E. Miruzzi, R. Rolfe, G. Kramer, J. Quimby, E. Baggio, D. Maurice, M. Adams. Fourth Row: J. Bezeau, M. Hakem, D. Clifford, J. Ferguson, W. Proulx,-J. Fahringer, D. Brian, L. Bois. Page 49 ft m H m ; 3 ■ ' I . 1 Left to Right-Feont Row: IF. Rv«� , C. Smith, E. St. Pierre M. Voligny, N. VandeLinder, M Brian, R. Reddarn, P. Gignac, J. Dufrene, L. Robinet. Second Row: C. Greening, M. Chav in, R. Courtney, J. Dick, G. SMI, IP. Demon, J. Crehan, M. Mulhall, G. Miller. Third Row: G. Hennin, T. bamier, P. O’Donnell, R. Hone, G. Dujour, D. Fantin, G. Oullette, R. Cempura, U Ulrich, J. Doherty. Back Row : J . Byers , L. Reaume, P. Doeren, P. Scott, W. McPharlin, D. Nantais, R. Bonifds, T. Piquet. D. Robertson. J. Stokes, D Brower. Absent: P. Stapleton. 9-C Page 50 FR. C. ARMSTRONG C.S.B. Left to Right—Front Row: G. O ' Halloran, W. Lacier, M. Racine, J. McGuire, K. Jones, L. St. Croix, D. Greenan, L. Rankin, I). Dupuis, L. Bondy, R. Durocher. Second Row: J. Durocher, L. McGee, E. Walker, M. Bensette, G. O’Connor, W. Giroux, A. Gordon, A. Ouellette, B. Bastien, J. Galer, .S ' . Lariviere, R. St. Germain. Third Row: G. Boutette, G. Jacquemain, R. Bernachi. E. Lajoie, M. House, J. Broderick, A ' . Deschaine, R. McNeeby, N. Lalande, D. St. Denis, R. LeBlanc. Fourth Row: T. Pettypiece, R. Burns, A. Beecrajt, W. Gambriel, D. Caswell, R. Bondy, J. Labranche, M. Desjardin. FR. A. WEILER REV. L. FAYE C.S.B., B.A. Left to Right-Front Row: D. Lebert, D. Gagnon. C. Dupuis, J. Carron, W. Stuebing, E. Masse, L. Senesi, G. Brisson, W. Ouelette. Second Row: F. Meloche, R. Hebert, G. Monforton, A. Richeleau, R. O’Neil, T. Hucker, R. Carom, R. Peach, K. Gainer, T. Hacker, A. Pjlanzner. Third Row: E. Renaud, H. Jansen, G. Janisse, F. Dow, L. Parent, D. Wakelmg, R. Cameron, B. Rourke, G. Petruniak, R. Marchand, D. Pendlebury, R. Caza, T. Zakoor. Fourth Row: J. Chaseley, R. St . Pierre, R. Eanser, P. Keane, G. Hickson, R. Dube. M. Fonseca. Page 52 I ££ � ( i Left to R“ht—Front Row: L. Onesti, J. Sullivan, V. Jackson, R. Dickson, T. O’Connor, F. Karam, J. Bombly, R. VanOtten, R. Clark. Second Row: E. Coyle, R. Porter, J. Hydom. R. Doeren, T. Dalton, F. Walden, M. Mathews, B. Owens, R. Fox, J. Foley, M. Sloven, W. Bums. Third Row: G. Heely, W. Witt, C. Mosack, J. Van Fleet, J. Myers, J. Leroux, A. Bonifas, G. McCabe, R. Kuzia, L. Drawn, D. VanHouten, R. Clark, S. Sullivan. Fourth Row: P. Ladd. R. Petix, S. Wilson. C. Burns, T. Hefferan, L. Brennison, P. Wilson, D. Newcombe. FR. J. HUSSEY C.S.B. Page 53 VAN. .W. T. f. J 12 3 V 7 8 9 10 JI4151617 212Z2324- 28293031 B. V. M. All Sodality Members Left to Right—Front Row Seated: W. Kiser, (Secretary), T. Ashton, (First Councillor), R. Tracey, [Prefect), J. Aluia, I Second Councillor). Second Row: L. Lapinski, T. Jackson, J. Arent, R. Brancheau, P. Sloan. Third Row: D. Sines, T. O’Rourke, M. Arent, W. Widger, T. Esper. Fourth Row: R. Galovich, J. Tuttle, E. Hiller, T. MacCracken, D. Biers. Fifth Row: D. McGaffey, T. Dinan, P. Paule, V. Soulingy, J. Yoe. Back Row: T. Ryan, B. Ross. T. Bailey, J. Reno. Soda I i ty boys who were received dec. 8 52. Left to Right—Front Row: P. Gray, R. Fritz. F. Karam. Second Row: J. Van Raay, P. McHugh, J. LeBlanc, W. Fox, P. Welacky. Back Row: M. Struhar, D. Sullivan, G. Heely, T. Hawkins, R. Peters. Page 58 St. John Bosco Club Left to Right—Front Row: R. Jobin, ( Ass’t Sacristan), J. Hool, ( Secretary). E. Raedle, ( President ), L. Mushro, ( Treasurer), R. Kefgen, ( lss’t Sacristan). .Second Row: W. Carpenter, J. Demattia, J. Tuttle, W. Fox. T. Ashton. Third Row: R. Oldman, L. Markle, . Peitz, J. Bums, D. Biers, J. LeBlanc. Back Row: J. 1 an Raay, P. Gray, J. Lemay, J. Dooley. R. Brancheau, T. Bailey. Compliments of WINDSOR AUTOMOBILE DEALER ' S ASSOCIATION Page 60 Left to Right—Front Row: T. Esper, E. Costantino, B. Willis, B. Guiney, T. Giltnour, W. Widger. Second Row: M. Vasques, J. Ferry, J. Sullivan, I). Wood, W. Bloink, P. Sloan. Third Row: T. Dooley, M. Arent. P. McHugh, D. Sullivan, R. Clark, M. Struhar. Back Row: D. McPhee, N. Rice. J. Healy, C. Melvin, J. Graves. Left to Right—Front Row: T. Dalton, L. Onesti, M. Voligny, R. Thomas, P. Gignac, D. Wein- treub, W. Potter, G. Machinkouski, R. Fritz. Second Row: J. Foley, J. Hydom, M. Mulhall, D. Cone, K. Pyler, B. Owens. Third Row: M. Mathews, J. Crehan, T. Smith, C. Wre esman, R. Porter, C. Burns. Back Row: R. LaFrance, D. Newcombe, T. Ryan, R. Fox, J. Provost. T Pag 61 A M E R I A N Left to Right—Seated: Mrs. H. T.oiint (Recording-Secy.). Mrs. F. ( ' allert ( Corres.-Secy .), Mrs. H’. Mulligan ( President). Mrs. L. Morand (1st Vice-Pres. I. Standing: Mrs. A. Hathaway 4th Vice-Pres.). Mrs. C. Duncan (Treasurer I. Fr. L. Higgens {Moderator). Mrs. L. Cote (2nd Vice-Pres ), Mrs. H. St. Amour 1 3rd Vice-Pres.). Mother ' s Club c A N A D I A N Left to Right—Standing: Mrs. D. Parent. Mrs. .1. P. Finn. Mrs. F. J. McAllister. Mrs. G. Boutette. Mrs. Bernard Plante. Rev. D. J. Mulvihill. Seated: Mrs. L. A. Renaud. Mrs. A. Haberer. Mrs. A. Brodeur. Page 62 Dad ' s Club Bingo and Raffle Committee Left to Right — Front Row: Messrs. Cady, Campbell, Chauvin, Fr. Lebel. Ford. Fr. O ' Neill Poole, Ross. Back Row: Messrs. Spillard, Pettinato, East dale, Rice, Lochbiler, McAllister, Hoberg, Gordon. Leading Salesmen in the Raffle Left to Right—Front Row: D. Gagnon, E. Lamoureux, R. Bnino, Mr. IF. Ford, I). Weintraub, P. Keane. Back Row: R. Renaud, R. Peters, J. Aluia, L. Beattie. P. Paule, R. Kef gen, E. Normand. Page 63 1 FR. E. C. LEBEL C.S.B. WELCOMES HIS EXCELLENCY THE RIGHT HON. VINCENT MASSEY, GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA Left to Right — Gov. Gen. The Hon. Vincent Massey, L. Mushro, F. Gauld, R. Kef gen. • i • • ' ‘ Vf � « A J Vv9« - vyh y in •• Page 65 Left to Right — E. Mazak, J. Kennedy. R. LaBute, J. Caron , T. Bailey. FR. U. J. GIRARD, C.S.B Left to Right — A. Rouble. J. P. Labute, T. Czap, J. Crosby, H. LeBoeuf, Manherz. R. Spilrhuk, P. Welarky. Senior Hockey Team Left to Right—Front Row: P. Dunn, D. Paniccia, I. Cusinato, J. Lemay. Middle Row: D. Nelson, Fr. Cullen C.S.B., (Coach), P. Huggard, A. Gatti, C. Tourangeau, P. FiU- man, L. Markle, E.Carriveau, Fr. Foley C.S.B. (Coach l, D. Wood. Back Row: J. Morneau, N. Mascarin, B. Evon, T. Paterson. R. Giroux. Hockey I lie 1953 City High School hockey champions may not have been the greatest team in Assumption s hockey history, but no team ever used size, ability, and strength to greater advan¬ tages The Purple pucksters were pegged at the season ' s start as inexperienced kids who might make the playoffs. Composed mostly of second and third formers, and a few older lads, the Raiders sur¬ prised the experts by winning consistently until beaten by Lowe Vocational for the first time in three years As the season progressed the youngest team in the league improved and the critics oegan to take note of Assumption ' s kids. The Raiders ended the season in second place with a seven won two tied, and one lost record. W ' alkerville was astounded by the Raiders’ 13-1 win in the semi¬ finals. In the WSSA finals, the Raiders upset a highly-favored Vocational sextet 4-1 and 4-3, to win their third successive City Crown. In the first game of the Western Ontario finals, the Raiders fought to a 2-0 win over a much older and more experienced London Beal Tech team. In London, the Raiders lost their second game of this year and the WOSSA title to Beal 5-1. The Raiders of this year boasted of the strongest defence in the city with Bill Evon and Tom Paterson protecting goalie Pete Fillman. These players could not have been successful had it not been lor the expert positional play of Ed Carriveau, John Lemay and A1 Gatti, and the smooth passing of Larry Markle, Dino Paniccia and Italo Cusinato. The successful season was due more to the coordinated efforts of the team as a whole, than to the work of individual stars. Real teams reach the top only after toil, disappointments, self-sacrifice, and prayer. These four qualities made this year’s City Champs great. No team worked harder than they to win; none took defeat more bitterly; all players made great sacrifices for the good of the team; each game was begun with and ended with a prayer to Our Ladv of the Assumption. We hope the teams of the future can mutate in some little way the Champs of 1953. ADVANCED BUSINESS EDUCATION TRAIN IN THE SCHOOL THAT WILL DO THE MOST FOR YOU WINDSOR BUSINESS COLLEGE R. J. SERVICE, Principol 15 CHATHAM ST. EAST PHONE 3-4921 Page 68 Assumption Reserves M.O.I.S. Left to Right—Front Row :J. McVeigh, P. Antaya, R. Giroux, D. Girling. Middle Row: Fr. H. Foley C.S.B. (Coach), J. Carpenter, D. Donald, G. O ' Halloran, D. Souilliere, W. Hoffman, D. Wood (Manager). Back Row: B. Marchand, F. Dow, L. Levis, L. Parent, G. Husak. Absent: li. Campbell. R. Bondy. M. House, R. Houlahan. G. Anderson. Assumption Midgets (W.M.H.A.—Windsor Minor Hockey Assoc.) Left to Right—Front Row: B. Giroux. V. Durocher, J. Dunn, J. Carpenter, J. Boyle, B. Marchand. Middle Row: Fr. H. Foley CJS.B., (Coach), J. Hogan, P. Stapleton, D. Pendlebury, G. O ' Halloran, B. Bloink, J. Herbert. D. Wood (Manager). Back Row: J. Fahringer, J. Ferusson, S. Lariviere. G. Simard, G. Husak. Page 69 I Swimming Team S 1|Ql V1k| Swimming Team Left to Right—Front Row: R. McNutt, R. Keltz. F. Waldon, T. Dalton, R. Gainey, J. Adams, T. 0 Connor, B. Blanchard, B. Blow. Middle Row: G. McCabe, S. Wilson. R. Bevan, J. Foley, J. Cole. T. O ' Rourke. R. Thompson. P. Sloan, V. O’Hare. Back Row: P. Falardeau, G. Twomey P. Strickland, C. Nelson, R. Todd. S. Sullivan. W. Me- rharlin, C. Melvin, D. Rnckborough, J. DeMattia, T. Maher, R . Pettinato. Sport Commissioners Left to Right— Mr. T. Hickey C.S.B., Fr. L. Faye C.S.B.. Fr. . . Bowie C.S.B. FR. H. M. FOLEY C.S.B. Hockey FR. C. J. ARMSTRONG C.S.B. Basketball Compliments of DAIRY BAR AND CHINA SHOP 3B Highway—Dougall Rd Windsor, Ontario Page 71 I Senior Varsity Basketball Team I.kkt to Right—Front Row: E. Raedle, J. Hool, T. Zalba, li. Kefyen, C. Cameron. Standing: J. Aluia, E. Vernes, L. Ouellette, J. Hodges, L. Greaves, L. Mushro. EXHIBITION GAMES Assumption 33 Northern (Detroit) 36 Assumption 33 Cooley (Detroit) 24 Assumption 64 Niagara Falls High 67 Assumption 44 St. Michael ' s 21 Assumption 47 Regular Season Niagara 50 A.C. 79 Forster 40 A.C. 47 Walkerville 29 A.C. 38 Kennedy 33 A.C. 73 Vocational 36 A.C. 40 Patterson 38 A.C. 46 Forster 31 A.C. 38 Walkerville 35 A.C. 31 Kennedy 27 A.C. 46 Vocational 30 A.C. 51 (4 point game) St. Joseph’s 21 A.C. 62 W.S.S.A. Playoffs Patterson 61 Semi-final A.C. 36 Kennedy 35 City final A.C. 41 W.O.S.S.A. Playoffs Walkerville 39 A.C. 50 Leamington 29 A.C. 46 Tillsonburg 38 A.C. 32 IW.O.S.S.A. Final) Walkerville 35 Page 72 Total points 977 895 The Purple Hoopsters for “53” enjoyed one of tiie best seasons of any basketball team at Assumption. The high flying Haiders went through the regular season undefeated having a record of 14-0. After beating Kennedy in the semi-finals, the purple quintet went on to win the W.S.S.A. city championship. They went to London to play in the W.O.S.S.A. tournament and won their first two games easily, qualifying themselves for the final game against the Walkerville Tartans. The Tartans managed to hand the Raiders their first regular season setback, 35-32. The game was widely Walkerville’s during the first half but in the third and fourth quarters an en¬ tirely different Raider team was seen in ac¬ tion. However, the late comeback was not able to overtake the Tartan lead. Throughout the season the Raiders scored 977 points while the opponent got 895. Bertoia makes it look Action against Patterson The team had the same deficit this year as last and that was lack of height, a deficit which is hard to overcome in basketball. However the Raiders made an incredible showing in every other department. Their defensive patterns provided the fans with many thrills. In these defensive efforts, Jack Hool and Ed Raedle were the key men. Both of them stopped many offensive plays of the opponent. On the offensive side of the pic¬ ture Zalba and Hool are prominent. Both Zalba and Hool had better than 12 point averages per game. The two high scorers were both voted to the first team on the all¬ city squad. Ed Raedle made the second team. It is hoped that teams in the future at Assumption will live up to the mark set by the Purple Raiders of 1953. Left to Right— J. Hydom, D. Wood, M. Calahan, A. Pelzer. Cheerleaders Compliments of 985 Ottawa St Phone 3-2585 ' jQf . | tfl I 4 | i [ ‘i Junior Varsity Basketball Left to Right—Front Row: R. Paterson, I). Renaud, E. Marcuz, R. McMahon, T. Dinan C. Schincariol, l). Sullivan, L. Parent. Standing: (!. l.anglois, S. Sullivan, J. Reno, R. Ross. IF. McPharlin, G. Janisse. M Daiynault Freshmen Basketball Team Left to Right—Front Row: R. O’Conner, L. Innocents, C. St. Pierre, J. Pidutti. li. Rourke, D. Fantin, T. Dalton. Back Row: R. Rolfe, G. Miller, P. Nantais, T. Ilefferan. D. Van Houten, J. Broderick. Compliments of MR. A. J. REAUME, M.P. Mayor of Windsor Page 75 PITDOGS Front Row: J. Dick, R. Fritz, .4. McPharlin, R. Dickson. Standing: C. Wreesman, J. Crehan, C. Burns, Mr. L. Schaefer, C.S.B. TITANS Front Row: D. DeHarde, J. McCann, W. Beau- din, G. Lloyd. Standing: Mr. B. J. Rohlman, C.S.B., G. Myers, G. Machnikowski, R. Van Otten. Front Row: E. Rinke, .4. Nikisch, R. Symes. T. Haupert. Standing: Mr. R. Beers, C.S.B., II. Smith, H Ryan, I). Burkhardt, W. Potter. R () Y A T. S F ' ront Row: D. Weintraub, M. Sharkey, V. Jack- son, S. Hallowich. Standing: K. Pylar, P. Knapp, B. Kuhn, D. Cone, Mr. R. Hall. C.S.B. Page 76 CYCLONES SHAMROCKS Front Row: G. Adamou ' icz, R. Thomas, P. Gignac. Front Row: J. LaDouceur, W. Lochbiler, R. Standing: Mr. T. Mohan. C.S.B., J. McKenzie, Vallery, P. Stapleton. P. Rrou n, R. Bruno. Standing: R. LaFrance, T. Bavier, T. Smith, Mr. R. Ryan, C.S.B. Front Row: P. Petix. E. Irtenkauf, M. Voliyny. E. Latham, D. Morrill. Standing: Mr. M. Lipka, C.S.B.. R. Courtney. L. Drouin. W Irvine. R. Jackson. S. Crane. HUSKIES Front Row: G. Bombly, M. Mulhall. R. Keltz. Standing: IF. Witt, A. McCarroll, M. Clapsaddle Mr. F. McCabe. C.S.B. PIPERS COUGARS Front Row: R. Howe, J. LeMay, R. Dick, J. Foley, D. Newcombe. Standing: Mr. W. J. Brown, C.S.B., J. Severs. T. MacCracken, D. Van Houten, E. Pietz. Front Row: J. Burns, G. Cunningham, J. Provost. M. Sloven. Standing: Mr. L. Miller, C.S.B., B. Owens, R. Fox. F. Walden. HATTERS BULL DOGS Front Row: W. Widger, IF. Bloink. J. Dooley. Standing: P. Wilson, T. Dooley, Mr. J. M. Rankin C.S.B. Front Row: R. McNall, T. Esper, .4. Rupert, H. King. Standing: T. O ' Rourke, C. Melvin, J. Diesbourg, R. Brancheau, Mr. J. McGinn, C.S.B. ACES Page 78 EAGLES Front Row: T. Gilmore, R. Guiney. P. Schneider. Standing: Mr. C. achon, C.S.R., R. Bonnet, T. Ityan, P. Sloan. GOPHERS Front Row: L. Clnesti, T. O’Connor, J. VanFleet. D. McPhee, F. Karam. Standing: E. Gulbrandson, R. Clark, R. Cempura, G. Courey, J. Kiser, Mr. P. Gallagher, C.S.B. Front Row: R. Guertin, T. Dalton, D. Pendergast, D. Patton. Standing: Mr. R. Whalen, C.S.B.. E. Coyle. G. McCabe. E. Hiller, G. Salvaggia. DAREDEVILS Front Row: J. Weigand, B. Willis. W. Ried, C. Greening, T. Laipply. Standing: A. VanArhers, D. McGajfey, C. White. R. Petii, Mr. J. Jordan, C.S.B. BLUE DEVILS Page 79 LIONS Front Row: D. Sines, T. Hawkins, A. Gilhula, N. Rice. Standing: T. Ashton, N. Richardson, G. Kiser. Mr. R. Flaherty, C.S.B. RACCOONS Front Row: J. Adams, V. Pidutti, L. Innocent. Standing: G. Perrault, C. St. Pierre. Front Row: W. Fox, P. McHugh. R. Ohlman, J. VanRaay. Standing: L. Louwers, R. Laipply. R. Toward. Mr. A. Cylwicki. C.S.B. SPITFIRES POSSUMS Front Row: P. Keahe, R. Hebert, A. Pflamer, T. Zahoor. Standing: L. Parent, B. Rourke, D. Marchand, R. Caron. Front Row: J. Ceros, W. Reome, J. LeBlanc, W. Schmid. Standing: M. Kubanek, R. Tracey, A. Pints, Mr. D. Heath, C.S.B. GLOBETROTTERS Page 82 PANTHERS Front Row; J. Dufrene, J- Piquet, R. Reddom. Standing: J. Byers, P. O ' Donnell. Front Row: G. St. Dennis. K. Zade, L. McNamara. Standing: A. Kurotky, L. Eastlake, R Spilchuk. COBRAS SQUIRRELS Front Row: W. Demers, M. Chauvin, G. Miller. Back Row: D. Fantin, G. Ouellette. Front Row: li. Dube, J. Chaseley R Caron. Standing: F. Dow, D. Pendlebury. WORMS WOLVES Front Row: J. Patton, E. Haldane. E. Parent. Standing: X. Tofflemire, .4 Drolitch. Front Row: P. Diemer, R. Beneteau. R. Strong. Standing: J. Graham, A. Rouble. RATS JACKALS Front Row: V. Peach, R. Bent ham, F. Boscariol. Standing: R. Smith, D. Allan. Front Row: R. Ruel, A. Mariotti, N. Bosetti. Standing: J. Laliberte, L. St. Amour, C. Greenwood. MICE Page 83 HYENAS Front Row: E. Hooper, J. P. Labute, N. Jubois. Standing: J. Marion, P. Hebert. Front Row: L. Alessi, W. Prouxe, R. Horoky. Standing: J. Farrington, F. Fegunson. SPIDERS DRAGONS Front Row: T. Tuner, R. Blanchard, R. Sequin. Standing: G. Blondie, R■ 0 Connor. Front Row: E. Mvrrerzi, R. Rolfe, D. Maurice. Standing: E. Baggio, A. McCann. TOADS Page 84 BEETLES ANTS Front Row: K. Lauzon, D. Farrnh, B. Smith. Front Row: T. Den, A. Peter , . Xnntais. Standing: J. Matta, L. Whelan, B. Scobie. Standing: B. Sheehan, R. Gemus. Front Row: L. Renauld, A. Pelzer, I). McGuire. Standing: G. McKegg, J. Mitchell. R O A C H E S Fhoxt Row: B. Gloster, S. Borshuk. N. Muxcarin. Standing: P. Hebert, D. Curione. MOSQUITO ES Front Row: J. Broderick, R. Durocher, C. Go.se- line, E. Zopolink. Standing: D. St. Dennis. M. Desjardins, T. Pettypiece. RABBITS Page 85 FROGS Front Row: T. Knuckle, L. Oireau, C. Beuglet, P. Kelly. VIPERS Front Row: O. Soltes, D. Parissotto, G. Ozuro. Standing: N. Lucos, S. Millinoff. Standing: M. Maloney, D. Chambers, J. McAllister. Front Row: P. Nader, J. Berea, W. Standing: E. Fenchak, E. Tomes. BATS Front Row: J. McVeigh, C. Peters. J. Carpenter. Standing: D. Sotiilliere, J. Puscas. SNAILS SKUNKS Front How: D. Renaud, C. Renaud, G. Thachuck Standing: G. Symk, W. Tkacz. FLEAS Front Row: L. Bannon, I). Marcxu, L. Roberts. Standing: G. Gaudreau. W. Hoffman, E. Matak. 4 ■ vB ' i ■ ■ ■ i ■ 4 r x 4 f i t - r l J ai 1 Ml A IL i § ' T WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB Left to Right—Front Row: N. Rice, D. Neucomb, T. Gillmore, E. Hiller, J. Hydorn, M. VoUgny, J. Herod. Standing: K. Pyler, T. McCracken. T. O ' Conner. T. Barnier, W. Carpenter, M. Sloven, H. King. Mr. P. Beers, C.S.B. Page 87 I MR. G. KASSMAN C.S.B MR. M. LIPKA C.S.B. MR. H. PERRY C.S.B MR. RANKIN C.S.B MR. B. ROHLMAN C.S.B MR. M. ZOLONDEK C.S. r -J r Page 90 Left to Right—Front Row: T. Oilmour, R. Blow. T. Esper, L. Rodger. B. Gurney, R. Mac all, B. Willis, F. Karam, E. Costantino. Second Row: E. Guldbrandsen, J. Herod. M. Clapsaddle, 7. I.aipply. R. Bormet, W. Blond. P. Schneider D. Wood. IF. Widger, D. Patton , A Ruppen. P. Moan. I . McGaffey. Third Row: J Slattery, P McHugh, T. O ' Rourke. R. Peters. P. Falardeau, T. Oman, J. Severs, T. Dooley. T. Hawkins, L. Kennedy. Back Row: T. MacCracken, C. Hoganson. J. Graves. G. St. Charles. D. Sullivan, J. Reno. t. Melvin. J. Yoe, E. Hiller. R. Ross. MR. F. McCABE C.S.B Mir REV. H. FOLEY C.S.B. ' EKT oi � ROXT R p W n 7 Labu . te ' n ° , Eliding, E. Faubert, R. Paterson, B. Beneteau R. Strong, L. Reaume, P. Diemer, J. Crosby. Second Rcrar: M Wing, D Buckborough, A Rouble, D MacDonald. F. Conley, L. Lessard, M. Blahitka, J. Hogan, P. Nantais, C. Deshppe. THIKD sS£v«- ‘v TV E ' ] ! ' al u er ' P r Hebert, G. Langlois, L. Nor.nandeau, C. Schincanol, .V. Dubois, I.. Pare, G. Jamsse, R. Giroux. .. t.ePage Back Row: A. Caparoicich, G Vanthoumout, P MrGarvey. C. Chauvin, L. Levis, D St Amend J. Graham, E. Hooper, E. Marcus. ’ Left to Right—Front Row: J. Renwick, R. Keltz, G. Gregorczyk, J. Jurasek, A. McPharhn, R. Smith, W. Hill, R. Gignac, G. Vasoyan. . Second Row: P. Scrivens, D. Allen. P. Welachy, G. Cunningham, W. Retd, T. I.add, R. Morgan, G. Chalcroft, J. Hoyle, R. Marentette, V. Peach. R. St. Louis. Third Row: C. White, R. Rankin, F. Warren, F. Boscariol, J. Malone, I). Renaud, M. Daig- nault. R. Bentham, J. Diesbourg, D. Fokuhl, G. 1 oskoyan. Hack Row: T. Ryan, J. Hogan son, R. Toward, .4. Gilhula, J. Wilson, I). LaPensee, L. Bastien, K, Primeau. Page 92 i LekT to Rwot—Fhokt Row: AMariotti, R. McAllister, R. Shery, W. Docherty, W. Carr, N. Mini hen, R. Desmarais, T. Leakey, K. Loina. Second Row: R Ruel, L. St. Amour, W. Delisle, F. Hole. A. Walker, S. Preney, D. Dunning, R. (adarette, A. Bosetti, R. Heuntt, D. MeLewin, E. Heiler, E. Fenchak. 9 Thiru Row: F Novosad, D. Goreski, P. Nader, J. Cole, G. Pouget, J. Berecz, P. Antaya, L. Jen- mngs, H. A ewhonser, J. Renaud, C. Greemcood. Back Row: R. Parent, R. Clement, W. Graham, J. I.aliberte. E. Tomes, I. Fox, M. Cutting M Canute. P. Johnston. v ' Page 93 .eft to Right—Front Row: D. Paron, A. Marenletle. T. Turner. R. Sequin. C. Cole, K. Me Kernait, R. Mayne, M. 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OM = «. ... • P ' • B C 0T ' S. Gnllant, II. Duyuay, J. Mohnnan, J. Dedippe. Second Row: K. Memean, P. Pope. J. LeMay.J. Nanta.s. J. Pawloud,. K. Smith, P. Hebeit, . Fourth Row: K. Lacier. F Steer , L. Beattie. L. Bahmtdi. L. Bulazic. E. Riedel, S. Blade. age 96 Left to Right—Front Row: J. Burns, J. Galipeau. R. Sooley, R. Ray, J. Weiss, L. Jackson, A. Peters, M Balya, L. Rainone. C. Hanson. Second Row: M. A rent. H. Nantaii, F. Monjorton. L. Renaud, A. Pelzer, T. Dea, D. Carom, J. Van Ratty, J. Dooley, B. Lesperance, R. Bourdeau. Third Row: H ' . Eton. H. Sharon. G. Delaney, G. Ouellette, R. Schincariol, T. McNeil, E. Dupuis, D. Peterson, E. Laforet, E. Peitz, M. Kelly. Back Row: J. Matz, D. Jolicoeur, M. Drouillard. P. Lecours. R. Gemus, J. Undoes. D McGuire. J Mitchell. C. Pothier. G. McKeyy. 1 1 -C REV. J. BOWIE C.S.B. Page 97 I Left to Rioht—Front: R. Houlahan, 1. Picota. L. O ' Gorman. J Mongenais, J. Anderson, M. Vasquez. J. Boozan, D. Farrah, J. Palcit. Second Row: .. Markle, D. Taylor, M Struhar, M. Meloche. B. Scobie. J. Malta, J. Venney. A. Matched, IJ. McPhee, C. Lajeunesse, T. Chauvin, D. Peters. Third Row: A ' . Richardson, I). Strickland, T. Paterson, I.. Durocher. J. Kennedy, R. Maheu, C. Tourangeau. P. Lanylois, G. Stchyrba, J. Deneau. Back Row: J. Hartford. G. Hoyt. B Beach, R. Smith, K. l.auzon. P. Mobley, P Chittim, D. McPharlin. Page 98 L T CWm - ■ —• p • S ' -. 0 u TAcSS? ' • p •- • « � ,«. a ™� Back Row: L. Mm,. K. Bortoio, J. Dupuis. L. Ro„„no. B. Uohy. G. AW, A. Dupont REV. D. BURNS C.S.B. Page 99 Novices - - Graduates of ' 52 Left to Right—Seated: Mr. ( . Pure. Mr. J. C a rrut herx. Mr. It. Knuckle. Standinc: Mr. C. Hickey. Mr. L. Burns. Mr. G. V anderzanden. Mr. W. Salkowski. Mr. E. Vadnais. Students Absent From Class Pictures Left to Right—Front Row: L. Goulet. G. Brinson. G. Nehru. A. Nikisch. W. Beuudin, G. Adainowiez, S. Hallowich. Standing: L Eoun. T. Hacker. S. Crane. P. DeMichele. F. Lukucs, B. Sheehan. B. Gloster. E. 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