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

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FRANK CONLEY Frank ' s friendly attitude which he has had for four years has made him very well-liked by everyone. He was very active in the Y.C.S. Humorous when he wishes to be so, Frank is found to be very witty at times. His future is undecided. JOHN COLE John a spirited student has made himself popular as a senior. A swimming star proves his versatility by playing on the tennis team. He has shown himself to be co¬ operative in every activity which manifests itself around the school. His happy outlook on life shall spread success for him any¬ where he goes. ERNIE COSTANTINO As a real dynamo he has led most of his classes. This year he had the added honors of Vice-president of the student council and president of the boarder senior class. His record indicates much success in the future. JOHN CROSBY John was quite a popular fellow inside the walls of old A.C. Not only did he support anything for Assumption but John also spent many tedious hours scribing for the school paper. John is planning a career as a mortician during his future years. ETALO CUSINATO Ega was popujarity personified. Not only |4 stage, but he also managed to keep his marks far from the danger point. It is certain that his chosen career will be well pleased with such an outstanding product of A.C.H. JERRY CUNNINGHAM Although seldom heard from, his activities rated highly in the school circles. His part in the sports program never affected his high academic standing. In his personality and manner he holds the keys to unlock all doors. Page 28

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t 1 JAMES DIESBOURG Dcs”. blessed with an inalienable Rift of gab converted all to his trend of thought. Romping about the houseleagues for six years, he advanced with two years of varsity football. Zealously striving toward inevitable graduation, he is in pursuit of a career in agronomics. GARY DOCHERTY Doc has all the qualities of an outstanding senior. Loyalty, drive and his competitive spirit has made him well liked by his fol¬ lowers in and out of the band members. Gary has truly caught the spark of spirit expelled by Fr. Clemens. He plans to at¬ tend college next fall. TIM DINAN A vibrant personality is synonymous with Tim. He was truly a successful star of varsity sports. Considering his hne character, the students will always remember Tim. The University of Detroit should be proud to have Assumption’s pride next year. TOM DOOLEY Tom has always been an instigator in all A.C. activities. His varsity support as a star player and school booster has made him valued to all. Tom will be an asset to any school which he now enters. WILLIAM DONOHUE A late arrival at A.C., Bill quickly caught the enthusiastic school spirit. Appearing on the scene from Sarnia, he shed his happy go lucky” personality throughout the do¬ main. Attacking the job of reporting he graduated in two years to the post of the feature column writer. RICHARD DUCHARME Dickie, truly an A.C. gentleman came here from St. Joseph’s High. His avid par¬ ticipation in in ter mural sports have truly made him respected and well-liked. Quiet and reserved, Dick never loses his temper and thereby he has gained many friends. Rich plans to strive for his senior matricula¬ tion then to pace towards teacher’s college. 31 rTS.2 S