Notre Dame High School - Crown Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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,. 3 lllilllllIlll'l X PERU E ,lust as the actors in a play respect and follow the advice of the director, so too have the members of the cast of 164 students par- ticipating in the Notre Dame drama, A Year of Transition, tried to follow the advice and profit by the assistance of the faculty. What a variety of characters, each in his own way enacting his role to the best of his abilityl All are working togetherg yet each player stands out as an individual and takes pride in his contribution, large or small, to the drama of school life. Q u 4. N Il - ' fi 'sn ,..-. .11

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SENIORS A homeroom on third floor at old St. Mary's . . . gathering maple leaves and nrnumsl' for the back-to-school dinner dance . . . putting out the first issue of the High Light . . . cutting and hauling Christmas trees . . . moving bag and baggage to Sunrise Avenue . . . the thrill of being utoppersw at the new Notre Dame . . . a near-victory at the first basketball tourna- ment . . . 'flenny Kissed Me and the fun that went with it . . . May Crowning . . . These are a few highlights in the memory of Notre Dame's first graduates. DAVID BEAVER THOUGI-ITF UL . . . a quietly striking personality . . . tops in studies . . . well-mannered. ROBERT ALBRECHT FRIENDLY . . . qualities of leadership justify his position as class president . . . polished. 'lim DANIEL BERCIK UNPREDICTABLE . . . a skillful manipulator of I machines and words . . . self-reliant in the super- lative . . . shrewd. Page Fourteen