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

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ALFRED GATTI Determined, realistic, dependable; these words best describe one of Assumption ' s top graduates. A good scholastic standing, an ability to express himself clearly, and an all-time great on the ice; in all these things A1 Freddy Gatti has proved his initiative as one of old A.C.’s best. TERRENCE GILMOUR Terry, hails from Flint and came to As¬ sumption in 1952. He belonged to the So¬ dality and always takes an active interest in other activities! Terry excelled in inter¬ mural sports. A good Student, he plans to be a pharmacist. GENE GIESZ Gene, on being admitted to Assumption in 1953, was very active in studies and in in termural sports. He played football, base¬ ball and basketball. A Detroit lad, Gene has terrific school spirit and drive. He will be a credit to any school he attends. ROY GIROUX Oxnard Giroux has installed fear in many rival players in hockey by his deadly body checks. An excellent hockey and baseball player, he has earned three letters. Two years on the hockey team and three years on the baseball diamond of A.C. show him to be athletically inclined. His present aggressiveness proves that he will be a success in the years to come. ART GILHULA The Chatham Kid endowed his friends with ideas and spirits which will long out¬ live his name. He diligently toiled to pene¬ trate the knowledge barrier and was a de¬ voted enthusiast and partaker of all house- league sports. Combining a witty personality anu socialistic action, his fixed path leads towards pharmacy. JAMES GRAHAM Jim is one of the behind the scenes men of Assumption. He has been an active mem¬ ber of the Social Club in the school. To Jim everything was important and he showed this feeling. We extend our best wishes for his future.

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VINCE DUROCHER Digger » a personable fellow, has many likeable characteristics. His mode of em¬ ployment in the sport shop is a rewardless job proving the fibre of which he is made. He also played hockey for our varsity team. loyal student, he also works hard at the vast amount of hooks a senior is required to use- His future is uncertain. PAUL FALARDEAU AC will never have a harder working stu dent then Paul tied its corridors. This grad is one of Assumption ' s best cinder path men. Spiritually he is tops. Pad was a typical Purple Raider who will study Elec¬ tronics at U. of D. EMIL FENCHAK Meet Assumption ' s Mr. Orator , When¬ ever a stirring speech has to be made. Emil always rises to the occasion and says his piece, Emil has always been very loval to ms Alma Mater bv supporting it, whether it be spiritually, athletically or academically. Emil certainly earns the title A True As¬ sumption ite. EUGENE FAURERT We won ' t forcet Gene . He is the kind of fellow you like to have around when you ire in need. A zealous worker and a fiery supporter of school activities this guy is pleasant and easy going with a host of friends. Assumption will again be graced with his presence next year in Honour Mattie. IRVIN FOX Popular with everyone Irvin has die knack of making friends. Besides two years on the honour roll and an active member on the Crusader staff he is a rabid football and hockey fan. Foxie is nursing plans for Honour Matric. Page 31

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BILL GRAHAM An A.C. gentleman, Bill has spent many a busy night in activity here. His tireless energy helped put up posters and signs. A member of the social committec t he also decorated the gym for sock hops. Not one to shirk his educational responsibilities, he worked diligently at the books. JOHN GRAVES John has attended Assumption since 1951. During his stay at A.01 he has belonged to the Sodality and has played varsity football since his sophomore year. He plans to be a dental Laboratory Tech nation. Lots of Luck, John. CHARLES GREENWOOD Charlie is wel] known around A.C. because of his acedemic record, ability to lead the band as an excellent drum major, but t he is known best of all for his grand collec¬ tion of late slips and stories of wild ex¬ periences. Chuch loves music and hopes to carry on with it in college. JERRY GREGORCZYK Jerry s quiet, unassuming manners make him a well-liked person around A.C. Be¬ sides having good marks, basketball and handball are just a few of his after school activities. He hopes to continue his educa¬ tion in the medical field at Assumption and Western, BEN GUINEY An ardent spirit riser and houseleague star over a period of four years, he claimed many an honor for the swimming team. Easy to get along with and have around is .his flight. A.C s motto will follow hand in iand with Ben in the future. E 1 JERRY GUENTHER Jerry has just finished his first and last year at A,C, He spent his other three years at Forster where he was an active participant in golf and track. Each summer Jerry pitches baseball ih Northern Ontario. Everyone liked Mr. Guenther because of his ouiet way of life. We wish him the best of luck in his college career.