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

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mmm Page 26 FRANK BOSCARIOL A very serious and successful student, Bosco is a very likeable and depend¬ able fellow. Mis academic standards arc quite high. Frank ' s interests are chiefly in football and hockey. He is a mem¬ ber of the Air Cadets and Our Lady ' s Sodality. This well developed product of Assumption intends to pursue an engineering course in Military College. DENIS BREAULT Returning to Windsor from the Minor Seminary at Blenheim. Den completed his studies at Assumption. He is found to be most reasonable and under¬ standing. With this and an interest by intends to be a man of foreign adven¬ ture employed in another country. NORMAN LOUIS B0SETT1 A pleasant easy going guy Boss has a knack for working for A.C. His pa¬ tient, untireless nature has placed him in the entertainment committees. After doing a wonderful job of decorating the gym for sock hops he hurries home to prepare to come to the game. GEORGE CALVET George, a boarder from Detroit has been at A.C. for two years. In that time his flashy personality and wonder¬ ful sense of humor have made many friends for him. Among his activities are Sodality, houseleague basketball and ten-pin bowling. George intends to go to U. of D. to take a general arts course after graduation. JOHN BOYLE Quiet and unassuming, John is very popular with his classmates. His driving energy in anything he participates is shown in his action on the hockey team. Serious about his studies, Johnny is inclined to the sciences. His plans for the near future include honor BRUCE CAMPBELL Bruce Campbell, better known to the students as jim is another fine product of A.C.H. His scholastic standing was average and he was a very prominent member of the band during his stay here. Along with the band he played Reserve Hockey for two years. Bruce will attend fifth year here.

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MARVIN BLAHITKA Marv, better known as “Yogi to his friends had out-of-school activities curtailed by his work after school. He had a great interest in cars as well as a passion for telling jokes. He will continue school in Detroit. RONALD BLANCHARD Ron had many friends seeing he was one of the more friendly persons. He was on the swimming team for two years and played houseleague football four years, being cap¬ tain of the Giants the last two years. He followed the Raider teams everywhere he could. Ron, an all around A man and plans to be an aeronautical engineer. BILL BLOINK “B.B.” can be proud of his six years at A.C. His outstanding accomplishments were quar¬ terbacking the varsity football team while holding a high scholastic standing. One of the best-liked fellows around, Bill is ' surely an outstanding A.C. student. GREGORY BLONDE JOE BOLTON Greg possessed geniality, ambition and a great “Mr. Tennis” could very possibly be an alias RICHARD BORMET amount of intelligence. His four years at for Joe since he brought tennis honors to “Rich”, after entering this house of learning. Assumption were marked by an active in- Assumption in ’51, ' 53 and ' 54. Not only came into his own in second year with a terest in the Legion of Mary and the Y.C.S., is he a great guy on the court but also a speech on communism. Ever since that oratory a keen interest in school activities and parti- very studious fellow being very well-liked by he has been called on for a few words often, cipation in the houseleagues. Next stop un- all who knew him. It is quite sure he will After college he intends to add “Father” or known. succeed in whatever he decides upon. “Doctor of Law” to his other tides. Page 25

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JEROME CARPENTER Better known as Carp’ Jerry has made every step of hi$ four years at Assumption, in the direction of a true Purple Raider, His activities included Varsity football, hockey and baseball, along with a role in the Caine Mu¬ tiny , the Y.G.S, and any other acti¬ vity to which he could lend a hand. THOMAS CHAtJVIN Tom Chauvm was a well liked As¬ sumption student. Although he was not active in sports, he was a great supporter, Active in C.Y.O, known as Dapper Dan the Lady ' s Man at present is in the flower business. He plans to go to college. ROBERT CARR Bob has been an active and ambi¬ tious student while attending Assump¬ tion He played house league football and at one time was an active member in good standing of the High School Band, While attending this school he developed a pet peeve of arguing. He has planned on entering into the ranks RAY CLEMENT Add up three years of quarterbacking houseleague pigskinners, plus manag¬ ing the sport s shop where he earned a host of customers, plus his designing abilities in postering A,C, decoratively for all events and you come up with Ray Clement, a real Assumption man. DON CHALCRAFT During his four year stay here, Don established himself as an ideal student. He is a member of the Blessed Mother ' s Sodality and also No, 310 Air Cadet Squadron, Don hopes for a career in the Air Force. CHARLES COLE Spike , one of the most popular seniors between these walls of wisdom, was A f man for his first two years, Chas exquisite personality has been seen sim orting the athletic activities of A.C. ' His participation in the intramural sport also showed his cour¬ age, He has no definite plans for the future. Page 27