Notre Dame High School - Crusader Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

k. I 1 NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL FITCHBURG MASSACHUSETTS f rf 'j'rV f'7Nfrf TXk LJJQJ Nayxlddf' M. DUCEAT M5 BLAZON Azure on a cross argent a heart gules charged wlth the monogram of Mary or on a chxef of the fourth a cogwheel vert between torteaux of the thlrd MOTTO Doceat Me' Let Her Culde Me' SIGNIFICANCE The sllver cross fleurettee placed on azure and taken from the arms of the DIOCCSC of Worcester recalls the cross and falth of the crusader of the middle ages lts proximate assoclatlon IS Wlth the gold cross wlth fleur de hs motif taken from the arms of the Arch diocese of Boston a remlnder of the ploneer French blshop Jean Lefebvre de Cheverus thus recalllng the beglnmng of the eccleslastlcal organlzatlon of New England The cross IS fleurettee wlth fleur de hs motlf bemg as lt IS the heraldlc sym bol of Salnt Louis crusader l-:mg of France To the pre ent Crusader It denotes as lt dld to the crolse of the past hls attachment to the laws of cluvalry and noble conduct The red heart and the gold monogram of 'VIary represent the Crusaders devotlons one the devotlon to the Sacred Heart Universal Klng the other, to Our Lady Invoked as Notre Dame of Good Counsel The blue background svmbollzes the protec tlon of Mary's blue mantle Thus the school colors. blue and whlte, fmd thelr source ln Mary and ln the cross, and advance the ideals of heavenly protectlon and purlty of motlvatlon On the gold d1VlSlOH the four torteaux or red dlscs of the coat of arms of Worcester DIOCCSC symbollze authorxty and the attachment of the Crusader to the Church and to her tradltxons of culture The green cogwheel taken from the seal of Fltchburg attaches a note of xmportance to the necesslty of good cooperatxve school cltlzenshlp and of clvlc prlde ln all the temporal pursuits found m school 3CtlVlt1CS Hope ln the future 15 found ln the green color of the cogwheel The overall meanlng of each partlcular sw mbolxsm forcefully bears on the Crusader the unescapable truth of h1S Doceat Mew' that, learning IS the result of self 8CtlVlty and d0Clllty O ygz' W 'Z' :iii gijyg, .3 5 . yy-. .r 2.43 41' .wx yy -1 1'lL.1- . .lt LJ. 14 A fx Or lc .7 K. ,ig 1 , ' S , . . -. . . . , . a e . ., . i S . . , . . . . . I A - 1 1 9 7257 presented by the Seniors of otre Dame High School under the direction of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart 4 Kgs? if If f T I ,ff 1 'fff ff . Twfff E' if ' ff 5 ny' i ff if .1 1 vff f' VP 4 ff y gf , f f, .Z -f ,, 1 of 4,-f .- A E , , 1 '44 'W ,af ff' 1 f f I , I md- r 'ff ,Zz , ,ZZ Eff 51 4-' 1 F' V411 - I h pV'P '0, xl Nl - ., . gil, ,' bv ,,. FE? 'I-if 51' ', 1.5 f ,-f' f! Ll L-4 I H! 1736 lil C f Q Q , Q 1-Uri I 7'.-Af 14,-5-F T K E 5 ,P 11111--f H I s. ,:- '1' ---- 1 T' 1 ,- I 'Zi f-v 75 FACULTY Page I6 27 SENIORS Page 28 53 gm M Hi Q' , Pg ' c e w-P UNDERCLASSMEN Page 54-89 In the Cross School Life Triumphs The essential fact of Christianity is the Resurrection and not Redemption. But as Bishop Sheen curtly reminded: There is no Easter Sunday without Good Friday. And thus we see on the Notre Dame emblem the cross stands prominent, retaining as it were its eminence of Calvary over redeemed man. It is a cross fleurettee in silver which reminds us remotely of the forma- tive ecclesiastical stages of New England, and proximately of our Superiors and teachers whose greatest Faith is that they have abandoned all, taken up their cross, and followed Christ. The Seniors are tenderly remembered in the loving, suppliant call of the Doceat Mel They call to their school and to Her, Notre Dame of Good Counsel, to fill them with the sources of human knowledge and divine wisdom. The Torteaux or discs, four in number at the top of the emblem, are a symbol of the under- classmen. They symbolize the Authority to which students must submit with respect, but also the eager incentive to spur them on in their ideal of becoming educated Christian gentlemen. - -: -Qi r QD .llll ll l 6. mlU mM JH ef , Great Hearts Turn the ln the middle of the Notre Dame emblem stands an artistic gold monogram of Mary encased, as it were. by a red Heart. The one recalls our consecration to Our Lady, the other our apostolic devotion to the Sacred Heart as students of His dedi- cated Brothers. And by way of analogy. since a manls heart is the motor of all his living activities. so then the gold monogram and red heart symbolize all the activities of the Crusaders. The color of the two symbols. one gold, the other red. are also force- ful reminders that we must always act with the noblest intentions of love. and to walk in all strength- in the pursuit of the virtue of faith. I0 Wheels of Progress ,if sgfx 1 n'5'f'7'. R. 4,,f,, ,K 4 5 'X' .K A .VVA 5 5 , 1 , ,ff l - 1' ,L -L vat? , In the Faith The greatet battle are frught ln the heart of men The amel true of our toung Cru ader who are now ln the Cru clble of toung manhood te tlng whether thelr character and tlrtue can wlth tand the lures of the world the fle h and the detll ln thls truggle to be angel or detll the Cru aders are fortunate to hate a thelr Splrltual -Xdtlsor Father Charle J Cend reau of St Ceclllas ln Leomln ter a de toted and enllghtened counsellor to whom thet hate glten thelr confidence wtth the greatest trust REV CHARLESJ GENDREAU One of our speclal First Frldav celebrants from Immaculate Concep tlon Parlsh IU Fltchburg 1 Father De-blots The Crusaders hate also been grateful for hls presence and servlces ln many spmtual ceremomes such as lll consecratlons and mvestl ture of offlcers for the CX C and the League of the Sacred Heart REV AIME 0 DEBLOIS A frlendly and detoted curate of the Immaculate Conceptlon Parish III Fltchburg ls Father Lange one of our celebrants for the detotlon of Flrst Frldat He has more than welcomed the hundreds of Com munlons on that solemn dat of reparatlon and has always offered h1S prtestlt mmlstratlons 1n many other Crusader actlt mes REV RAYMOIND L LANGE I5 3 2 5 1 1 3 1 Y f : 5 5 ,i X3 ,J B144 YIQHIQIZ I' l3l,I1IfHIC, Elf. 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C. 13911161 . 1 x 2 X xgq. ., If M, 1.1 1.x .iq 15 1 Q Li --Qvf H111-1111111-1111111-1111111112 1-11111111- 1111 .11 X11111 11.lIII'. 111'-1111--1' 111111115 11.11 111131 1-111 111- 111-113 X111-11111--r 11-r 111-- 11-.11- 1-1-1111111 1111- 4111-11111-1' 1.1111 11111 111-1 Ll 111.111 11- -11.111 111111-1-11 111111. 111- 1111- 11111' 1-111 111 1-1-111. 1-111. 111 11111-11111 11- 1111'111-1111 1- 111' X13 11111 111 .111 11.1-1 1-11-1-'11111-- 1111- .111 1-111111.11111 111 1-1 11 1-1111. 1-111 1111 11111111 111.1 11111 1111 11111 X1 ll 111111 11111 11 1111 11--1111-1 1111111-1111: -111-11211 111111 1111-111111-11 1- 111 111-1111-1'1-1 1.1-111'11111:. 1111 1-11-1111111.11 111 111-11111.11 11111 1111111l1111 ' 1 1El'1 E . f 'Y ..........,,, 'l l-w-.. ' 1 111 111-11111111 111111 1-1 1111111-111111-111 111 111 1-11'1-'11111 Li 1111-1 1-1 x111111111- 11111- 11111 1 1111111111 F1'11-111-1- 1111 11111 1-11 ll 11 111111 11- 1-1- 1.111 11111111-. :11111 1 1 1 1 -- 11111111.11 1111-1-1-. H11 11111111- 11-1' 111111111-1 11111-1111111g 111111 11-----11111111 11111111119 111111' 111-1- 11-1111- 111 L1-.11 111111111111 .11 1 N-1111 11111111-1 H111111- 111-1- N1-111-11 11 111-111111111 11111 1'1'1-1- 1.111- 111-1-1. T111- 1111-.1111-1 1111-1 1 '11-1- I-111 11111- 111111--, 1111.111 1111 1111- -111-1111 1111' 11111111111-1 -1111111 111111 '1'--11' -1-:1--:1- 1-1111111111111-1-1111 111 1 111 BROTHER CECILIUS, S. C. uf 1 .fl 111.1r 1111- -11111111 111 1111111r1111111 1- 11111 111 1111111-- 111111 111-1 1- 111111-111111 1111111111-11,111-11 111 11111 111111111-1 X111111 111111. 11111111411 11111 111 1111- -1111-1 111111111 111-11111.1111111111111-11h 11 Q11-.11 111.11 11111111411 -111-1-1 111111115 111111 111-x11!11111. 1111 1111-1111-I 1111111111-111 1111- 111111 1111-1-M111111: 11111111 11111:- 11.111 11111111-11111111 X -111111: 111111111-1 111 1111- 1.1l11lf'-I' 1111-11-r11 111111 .1 1111111r.- 1- 11111111 .1 1111-11-111111 u11111- 111- 111111 1111- 111-1-11 -111-111.11111 111- 11111111111 '1Lll11 I' 1111-111 l'11I'1'i111QL 111 1111- 111-111111- 111111 1-x1-111- 111111 1111- 1111111111: N1-11w 11111111- 111-11113. 111 111- 111111 -111411 1111- 111- 1- 1111 lil1N111ll'1'f1 -111111-111 111 1111- 1111111-1 11111111111111111 -. 111111 -11 1111- 1ll111x 111 111- -111'1'1---- 1111 11-.11 11111u- 111111 I1111-11 111 111:-11111. g1-111111-111. 111111 11'1Q' 1111111111-115. 111 11-111-11111-11 111- 1- 11 Q111111 -111111-11125111 111111 Ll :111111 111111111-111111 1Il 1111 1llliV111I' -111-11-. 1I'l11f 11 11X1llQ 1111-1111- -11 N-4'I'X1I1!. 111111111 1111111 111-1112 -11111-11.' BROTHER GILES, S. C. oc v..l!' Ch 3 , -., ,t f llrf-Ili--r ,Xlpliwrtse-'s urrixal at Fit:-hhurg twu yn-ars ugf- was gr:---tv-tl with 1-nthu-iu-in lty all uhh l-me-ss him. Vziivly Mit. Ll Lll1OILilrlr' lrilluulwlgv- uf Iltr' 1'lLi-sit'-. Lllltl th., I-4-r-p..-tixt- nl a humanist vtttttlvim- in this frvsh- main If-ai-'lt--r to tnakt- him tht- Fir ililtultllls Xlurf- uf Nwtrf- llutne-. Xl:-inln-rs ul' 'l'lt.- l.l'll'Ljtll'T-'H lite-mr? stuff han- haul many m'vasi4-r1- lu tiltprwiatv- tht- xulu- alvlt- awhiw antl clisintf-rf--tt-tl 1-t-1-in-rutittri wtf th:-ir Lit- :-rary .-Xthi--tr. Bri-ther ,-Xlplivtri-1-I mist slurr- uf sport lm-re' is 4-nly une- face-t of his axifl uthlw-tis' inte-ra-st. Tha- lvlut-k monustit' garla hut partially tttm-vuls tht- ssiry athh-tit' frumt- ttf N.lJ.'s lhist-ltall Nlmlt-r'a1tur wht, van hit that lung hull hnnsf-lf, lit- has ulsu put gre-at ze-al into his llwitfratf-rrtity and Lvagut- of the- Favrn-tl llc-art. vu.- . X BROTHER VINCENT S C BROTHER ALPHONSE, S. C. -M n 'Tha' tall. ln-spwtarln-rl rt:-m-min-r among the- frvsh- man teamxhr-rs is Brwtlte-r Yinve-nt. A graduate- of Spring Hill Chile-gr-. his kttmvlvtlgf- anfl te-aching re-quireme-nt- arf- mtl-tly in tht- fit-lil of tht- rK'll'IH't'r. Tht- ple-asant atttwsplte-rv nf lr-arning in hi- rlass has inatlv for him a host uf yuung stumlz-nts 1-age-r In le-arn. Uut ul' 1-la-s he- has a wide range- nf inte-rests. He is first of all 11 great sports enthusiast wht, keeps Close Contavt with tht- four rnajor sports tin all lf-sf-is nf play. Crmnsicle-rt-tl hy many tht- lwst athl:-tit' pri,-pe-vt to e-ntfvr tht- llrtltltvr- hot-nl in rt-c':-nt yt-ars. he- possibly could han- gone- 'tn to stardnm in any high svluml and cull:-ge-. ln his leisure- mums-nts hc- al-tt rr-amls avidly and Skf'tC'l'If'N pf-ttplv and things. Astrtmntny also Planned his intt-rvst for a while-. Prep Life- is glad of his scrvicf-s as at Copy Assistant to llrothe-r Ce-Cilins. The last word nn him is that his warm fri:-ntiship lc-an-s him witht-ut an vn- emy in the world. BRCTHER GREGORY, S. C. 2-,:.-4.1-in Thi- mu-t r-iinvlii-iw 1-xaiiipiv that L1 tf-ut-h+-r'- iiay i- ii--wr tifini- rwiiiv- trwiii viii' fa-t--tv-iupirigg fr---hiiian te-ufhr-r. lirbthv-r War-'f-l. liirv'lv-iiti---- in hi- pur-uit tw pwrfwt hi- tv-avhingg. tmfi tu hrixig ti' hi- yi-img 1'ilZ1I'll x f-lt-im. iilii-tratiw mtiiiiirlw- wif thi- -iihi'-1-t iiiattf-r. hw- xsill ran-at-k lihrariv- anti film f'8iiiiltQll1I'N to fiiiti thf- vh--irwl mate-rial-. 'xl-11 ti huihling v-If-:ti-it-ul talf-nt. he- i- Mitre- Ulilllfrx Rf-ihiy Kilvmattu 1-iiiiiil tn any im- :-riliglitr-riwi -itiiatiwii. Ili- tv-at-hinu iiiii-tn-ry i- mainly in iiiatliviiiutiv- anti thi- -1-if-iii'-'-. Hi- uit- ltxrufiy rv-- -pt-ii-ilvlw for thi- inagiiifiw-iit Fvif-iiw Fair mlm-li :lr--w thi- Uh-1 anti uh-I 1-t thi- viitiv- and iviitivii-. ,Xnvi hut thi- pf-ur. tht- Hill iitlfi--fl hi- iiaiiii- tit th., gi-imiiig ii-t uf ixuiin ham-N tirifi huhhyi-I-. Hi- til-in rvtifl- uiifl txiw- zixidly iii hi- -5-:nw iiiwiiiv-iit-. wiiv- tw kv'-it alar--ti-t ui iwrlfi iiit-if-iiiv-iit-. thv- nth--i' tn pr -pgii'f- -lllIlIIl2iI'l4'N In fiivilittttv- If-tirniiig. Fmull ui-iiih-r hi- Nlll1it'lli- hav- ui-in'--izitf-il hi- iii-int:-r---lf-ml tif-wtioii. '75 ,d ,ges- ,-L? 1 --A -Sf 'lhw isariiv--t zinfl Iliff-I 1-hiiritahlw v-xiirv---itiii -it lim- lmiii: 1- im-liiilflx iii Hr'-tt.:-r Mr'-giiix - iziiiiiiti- Jilin' tillii tfir --if-ix fini-.ith-V' ti? Nitin- lltiiii--. iii thf- --xt- 4' uf hi- ui!-fiiiiiilifiiiig KHIIXVI-.li tiifnii-hip, iw iiizittfr E -.Jkt . if thi- f,I'lI-LIfi l' iw itil'-iliuf-fit 1-1' -hm. -iftir'IiXv- ur lilllli .Q L -N. Iliff-f-rf hi--mziii wr' limi'-if lu--iiiiiti. hr- 1- iii:-I ixilh x 5 -4 A 1 , , Ihf- i.l!IIIil.iI hip -in Ihr- -hfitiliiv-1' .Hifi thi- h--zirtxxiirriiiiig 'jg-,, M Ii..it'- my hwy. lrifi--wi. ftiiiiitIf--- tirf- th-- hwy- th.it ,K hi- hit- ii--lin-fi iii ini'-Hiigii tiriii -1 hh-il iii-v--. iii th-- X l'iti--IWWII1 hf- iiviiuht- iii iiiaith--iiiaxtil-, Vlihf- piw-vi-1-li'---, utility, unity. tiiivi xiiriqtifvii uf iitiiiiiwr- iliallviigf- hi- miiifi lo tht- qiiiik. Unit H1 r'lu-- lit- -iff-ii1i- gwml th-al wf time- th-if-hipiiig hi- -kill iii irriiitiiiu. -H ti- In In-tt'-i' pf-rtr-vt hi- wt-titi--ii p-i-te-r- eh-trihutf-fi tit liunvhwi- fff -viiti-,I- ami tw hw-tt'-r a--1-I iii tht- iiiililivtiti--ii 'il l'rv-It Lit:-. Uf till thf- -pf-rt- he- ifr--f--r- iifltriiillii utifi ur'--thug. X 'i 11,33 - -2 A 25 .WIZXA BRQTHER MARCEL, S. C. 1 4 ln militiirx hh- tlivi'--1 .i -ming xshiih i- :il-11 if-ry tinv nt l4'llQllIlllN .in-l -1-linnl lit--: Xn :iimy uiiiiim tight I-n an winpty -tnimitli, llii- 1- thu- ini-nit why llrfitlivr 4Qf'l---linv'. ilu- lin-tlii-r-' iw-nk ginil i'.if lf-riai uiil. hu- lnwiiim- Nu imgililni lui ii Ilt'NIfIIllt'!' hvii- .it Nutr: llunifz l .ii' lruni living ai inmplniiiiiig Xlaiithzi in thf' kitvlivii, ln' nlt--n gi--N lair lwy--ml lnx .http t-- pi:'1i.ii1- Nlllllllllllllln tnvxilx ginnl In-ty 1lv'--f-i't- Ii' Ivinilt :ini faini-lie-rl Ili'-ftlivr iinil -tnflf-nt. Nt-t -inly ilw- lin- i-we-l in the- art nl art- that i- wmltiiig. lint ulw in -inning fur ht- Iviiuv-N-iw gi ilwp. manly win' that i- nftvn lie-uril at hif wurk. at rvligiwiix prnff-R-infix Linil ut Xliilnight Nlax-. He- al-4, rvinl- with axiility anil if ulmxy- in- fnrmml. llnt hix ninxt wiiilvai'iiig trait i- hix lunghti-i' frntn tha- limirt. xshii-h Npvulv hix iffy in thf- -vrxiw of thi- Nluxtvr. l i l l . l X x X, BROTHER HUGHES. S. C. x u BROTHER CELESTI E, S. C. 1' , .- s It 4 f-ati-v L1 -4-limil In rnn 1-llii-if-iitly. ni. x k Lf' ' N ln r-Nlahli-liing thi- fwiiipli-X iiiiivliiiiv-i'y thait mill mill 1.1-lx mm ln- mnitto-il no niatti-r him iii-iunifiraint it mm app: ir 1 R in mtiili-rii 1-1ll11.1t1-iiigil gig' tht- funvtinn- ol iiiaiiitviiziiivr- miin. uhii-li is nn at timv-, That ix why in if rl ln fin-t Iinitlwr Hugliv-' juli. urn in-tly i-sti-1-iiiv . lin-tlivr hax ninrv than vi'-wlitalvly fill-lil thi- xiityiiity f're'a1t+'il hy tht- ilvparttirr- ul llrntlivr lhixiil. iiii--iniiziry 1 . I iin in Ihr nwntu smirk. ,Xl-in thi- rlux-e-N anal liiillxxuw him- iw-imiiin-il ,swift and ilu-ti-il flux- in hix iluily vlimw-. Hi- haix Lllflvtl the vafvti-ria latlivs with tln- li:-any tafk- of traiixpnrt mg fnpplivs fur ual:-lvria i-linking. llut ax adn lui .-x pw-tc-cl. Notre llalnv nn-n limi- ninxt LlllIiFv't'llllt'tl him fur hix iw' l'lAt'iill1 xi-rwiv-'. with Vllllx lui.-lt-. un: 1' . . . Lllll l ll thin thim- ' X 4 I ' Qiyf .Q , . . ,.-1 N 'NS' S . 59.5 K 'qm as on 'kg ' .' sg 4 N ' .30 ' ' af 1m.'i'f',:.I' ' .4 4 fl b I Fi . I it NIY f ' A df-.5 Q MRS. WILLIAM NICNEILL Dietitian 4 ,, fm' 5 vp. , 'QS' ll . , iff: ' aiwbli., 4' ' , mv , t Q 0 'P . 5 ,lruj :zsfk ws 3.7 A Y The Notre Dame Cafeteria has earned the repu- tation of being one of the best food-dispensing units for students in Fitchburg and surrounding area. The reason lies in its personnel behind which the dietetic skill and devotion of Mrs. McNeill stand prominent. She has guided over the preparation of meals which are abundant and nutritious. The daily menus is also the result of long planning and consideration into the grow- ing needs of hardy, high-school students. Another outstanding quality of Mrs. McNeill on par with her cooking skill, is her quality of service done with a joyful heart and a motherly smile. MRS. WILLIAM FOHY Assistant A devoted cafeteria aide. Mrs. Fohy skillfully seconds Mrs. McNeill in the manifold tasks of the kitchen. Her quick service and ready wit at the food counter tempers the hastiness of the accumstomed, and encourages the reluctant approach of the newcomer. MRS. HERBERT HAULER Assistant 27 Every Crusader has marveled at th speed and cleanliness that Xlr Hauler has brought to the cafeteria ervice Niany thanks for a job well done ,Jo ' Mem E2 Q-IX mzdepazdeofmazd. SENIORS lilljllfklill A. .-Xl'lil'lIll0N St. 1J,l'lf1Ilfl!.A l'11r1'5l1. 15111 lilmrg A Illtilrlllgl -milv and Iwr-1-imlityz a natural uit retort for Pverything and cwryonc: liwly ima e-fpvrially at tlif- wlic-1-l of his Pontiac wnwrtilmlf-1 will lvuil4l ratln-r tlian vi'--troy ax an --iigiriwr. l'Hlfl' l.ll-'li 31 S411-111-wr illulv fig 'Iran-k 3, 2, GENE C. ALLIUTT Our Lady Immaculate Parish, Not an enemy in the worldg Athol capable but unassumingg a hard-working stu dent in all sulyjw-ta: a quality for true friendsllipg lovex that uirlmrnv feeling a possible engim--'r on land or air. Scienu- fllub 4, 2. hllll gitlallin llif'lK 30 auf , 1 '4' in the S if-f N51 Isl l R I5 X13 Q1 illll 4 n .1 I ultr par A A dll Q---9 ROBERT T.BARNHHlLlR. St. Bernard's Parish, Fitchburg A dynamic go-getter with consf-rvativf' strainsg a capable class officer and fl.Y.C. memberg drives a car with the skill of a stork car racerg track member of the All North Viltrce-ter Crusader teamg Proud escort of the '56 prom queeng college bound for business administration or landscaping. Science Club 3, 2: Track 4, 3, 2. kv K-vm CLARENCE H.BOKDREAK Ilufy Rosary l'ari.vl1, Gardner A quiet. uncli-turlwml way uf doing things is Bib's trademark: no light tri-atnn'nt given lin stlluol sull- iects: a loyal cheering xoiu- from Gardner wayg most likely tu ke-vp wits about him after graduation. Ch-1-llluli -1. 3. 2: SC'it'llCF Cluli 3. 15' t f'Y RONALD R.BEAULAC St. Cm-ilia'.s Parish, Leominster wh, A,.e,Yf, . 'w-4.-4 X A true Leominstv-rite who loves football and disc Jockeysg a solid competitor at left endg tactful and gentlemanly in speech and mannersg wants to be hi- own radio platter-spinner. Science Club 2g Football 4, 3. ..f-ff' ,,,,.,,-.-- ' in ' 4 4 -1.4 i 4-JA r. , 'mum Mi , . to 2 N QQ RAYMOND J. BOUDREAU Holi' Rosary Parixh, Gardner Tall. dark. and pre-possessing is Raya: in twu years at N.D. many new and lasting fricnrlshipsg a fun-loving, frivnfl- ly casualne-ssg thc future looks hrigzht ahead . . . Science Club 3. Man aadewaqc qwm, 'fi ii M fsffill PAKL N. BRAY SI. f,PI'1-ll!1.S Parish, Leuniinster Quin-t. re--erwcl hut ra-ily acvostz-fig his huyish hashfulnvss an amiable traitg will viigagil- Ruliin Hood himself on the an-lu-ry course-9 a good Science Fair participantg has sights set on mechani- cal engineering. Science Club 4, 3, 2. JOHN T. BRESXAHAN. JR. Sf -luzliffml l'11ruf1, Slzirlvi .X lldrlllllg. -1-iialllv gui uilh frivmlly ri--1-ruitiniiis: th,- txpiuil liulil-lmgiirf--l lfl-llllldll wh-A lime- -wing. ilanw. and .1 growl timvz giimit iiriwlf- Linil vflwrt In-Lirwl intl' his high -vlwlgislii uwiufw' lf-wil NIP. fan and 4l11,ml,.,31 viiiuxcz P . lim- will.--w in-N wil ill Vllglllm-I'lI1g. l l l'lll l' Illfli el llu-iii'--- Nluimgf-r fl. 2: lh-lialv 2: 411- 1-ilu: illull -1.1 A 32 i lHll5Ifli'I' I . BROWN Nz, .rinn's Parish, Littleton A comparative newcomer to NOKYP Dame: quick adaptability to the pat- tern of Crusade-r school lifffz quiet and lc-served Green bevmnff- a sharp pass- er and avcurate -litmtvr on the hard- worwlg a slow tantalizing: curw artiQl on the- muundg future prwspects still uncftrtain. Basketball 4. 35 Baswliall L, VINCENT Wi. ff.XllgXY ll l..-X CI Xllflx -X C-Xlllllx XL Hffln Rmnrx lIfIfl.X1I.l'iIff 1 g ,,W,,j 5,1 1 I 1.31110-I. n--at. anti ruitiy mth tl -11111-': 1 natur il t r lu in X tall anl hani ci 1 1 dr f nianaiui-in'-111: hi- guitar an-l lli-lfi it-tr f I Ill: nt Q 1111 , Hd u julie- lwx lifiuntl anti an I-Q.I'. tl'-wt want Ilxltlf 1 rt wr in tune hi- llafl. lr 1 airnian up ant ni. M n 54'll'lll't'1.lllll2: Ihr-.-Intl! 7 l lx ' NY N . .za SENIORS tlecizdecwta mee46mwl I if K s li0lilCll'l' ll. llll-XMBPIRS. Jli. SI. Leak l'ur1.sf1. l,1fn1r11'r1xlf'r A quii-I-manm'rvzl, big-hearted cbapg the well-drf-ssvd business typeg fondness for tbf- new and curious, especially in pbysicsg deligbw in Cnnwrsationg Bob is Que- Si-ru. Fvra about thu future. Glcv Club -1: Scif-nce Club 4. and JVXNIIQS lf. 4ll'Xlll,'XNll l'.'Xl'l, 5, llll.-XIHUPX . frwl llfurl l'f111Nh. Iffzrflrirr Sf, ,lwwlflh l'1HIXlI. fililv llflllfl l,l'lll'll'.lllllgl il1Ir'lliu ll 1 'I'-llPl'ff 'l'-U l11 N'- lil1'l Illfly' llilvlllgflir- un4l Mil luv' llllllx wi hxllbf'-'H winning In-rv mvnt -liurmtwilv lblllll--Z 41llll ffifllilly Nllll Ill I11 f N1-nzilily: wixnwsliul uf .i lanbl mam: mm ln- l'4'd4ll4'll al lull: -tu4lie-- -uf-'ly Iaulxwl in ll1-nf-rs: xuinlx fb-nli-tri Nl lwwpli- l'l'n-'ri-unwl an-l nl lui-luillallz an limwr -lu- ji mel ull ibm' rn'-1b'1r1 ill'XI4l'X . . , fur lbw- l'll'll'lll l' nf wlllr'-v. il:-nl nilb nu uraw llllklvl' bis lm-vt: will bit lbw' f'Ilgli11wr'ii1H l'Iill Illl ileilurr lx llllli Mm ill ini 11111 lygggiirg llvlruh' - - lg v Luv 11 lr'.1 ' 1114 'uw' -1' 1 - L n. .11 Nm-111V Klub l. 3. Num. Klub 1.2: lS.1-lwllmll 3. li lim-L l. 34 W i ROBERT J. CICCOLINI St. Ann's Parish, Leominster Tall. dark, and slightly boisterous spell Chic at N.D.g popular for his aggrf-1-ivenessg not over' studious but ixiterestf,-rl anrl successfulg always a loyal fan and sport: has the drive and go to be a good engineer. Science Club 35 Football 3, 2, 1. DQCEAIM5 CRAIG W. CORLISS St. Carniilus Parish, Fitchburg Snap and cla-s describe Notre Dams-'s Couz g a tricky dribbler and prolific point-getter on the courtg over a thousand points in four yearsg also a great hitter and catclivr on the school nineg a smooth glibness of spf-echg fondness for sharp clothes and carsg wants Business Administration and Coaching. PREP LIFE 2: Glee Club 29 Basketball 4. 3, 2. lg Baseball 4, 2, 1. YYY' ROBERT N. COTE St. l.'er'1'l1'a'.s Parish. Leomirzster Likealmlv qualities unsung and unspoken: would ratln-r play sports than -lm-px lll1l1l1ln-E tl:-fvnsiw plays at tho lint 1'llI'll4'I'u arf- uitliout equal: a inf-an n-lpouncle-r anal jump-shot artistg the fulurt- also remain- unsuitl . . . but not lt-ss promising. Scivnrm- lfluli 2g liaslu-tlmall 43 Baseball 4. 3. 2. l. 35 ,fw- ' 933 - K - . Ocfi M5 A PAUL W. COURNOYIQR St. .4nthom .s Parish. S'hi'r1ey Neal and cooperativeg one of the Shir- ley boyswg always on hand in his '56 Fordg enthusiastic over science proj- ectsg generally Successful lmecau-v dc-- terminudg is pondering mer architec- ture and engineering. Science Club 3, 2. 6 l I :dm ajQod2zwaq4. IC' JOHN J. llUNUlll'li SI. I.eff.s l'I1fIlSll, Lf'UI7Il.I1.SlFf lla-y rw-im' and vu-5 gi. with Big ,lolinuz tlir' vafual uuldmir iypvg inod- f-ft and soft-fpwlieng a loyal competi- tiw fan at XD. activitiesg likes to doodle with drafting in leisure hoursg has plans to further his education. Science Club 43 Football 2, 1. Xlllill XX .l. lllil tllfl' HU . li',.w1,m l'irr:-75. Iwirflrwr ,X --ill--if-vlvii .mil rf-1.11-11 1l.,1r.i1ifi: .1 Iv-gil mini- l--xii of .iiiiwzii--llilf'-2 Ildillhillf ii--IK--i lflll iiiiiiiniiiz-'i1.ilvlf1 -iurily :mil il--pf ii-41.il1,f: .1 In---xfur iii-:iilw-1 4-I th- 1.3.1 .: liiili Nam -in l Vniiii horn Ii- Hlliili-'uf' 36 Num-. lliii 2. IU Nllilt I . DLBE 51. Francis of Assisi Parish, Fitchburg --XX',,f,j. di,-V but wminux ,,.mum I,r,,k,. ,,im,,,' ,XA UU HH, R A tall, dark and sociable senior: an Landry. lf. Quinn. l . Houlf- and li, flaraw-lla. ideal Crusader active in many school organizationsg keen interf--ts in Hi-Fi, radio. and electroniw: N.lJ.'s own Tal Hood g hard cliftivf- bt-tween engineer- ing and the priesthood. Glee Club 4, Vice President 3, 2, 19 Debate 23 PREP LIFE 4, 3. 2. H K X SENIORS 'lRlilllQNCl'Q J. lf.-XllllHl.L. JR. JOHN 5. FL.-XNIINIO St. Leafs Parzkh. Leominster Saved Heart Parish. Groton Tall and iiupr:-Nfiw with Npcakiiig- and deliating alrility X4-rtli Wlorw--tv-r litiuntyl ln'-1 milf-rg grind mileage- too to match: a von-i-tr-nt li-rn-tr -tuclrnt and expvrt latini-t: 1-n the galmg wonderful copy for john flunnc-lly: alway- 'Axe untiring wnrlu-r in hix pariah li,l.lQ.: quite a llarmlwuml treinvly popular and ooning with vunficlence: a nioxt per- fport, liut off-court without hir jim- records: has niakingf sonalmlv CII.. trea-urr-r: lmtinx as a track great. running of a clever attorney. or Coaching. National lforeinfiv League 4. Vice President 3: Ut-lrate' 4. CYC Treafurerg Track 4.3. 3. 24 PREP LIFE 4: Science lllulm 4. 3. 37 , , V x ' W 'f 1 - I' ' xrgmsvxa 'lg - -,I - 13 .SL K v . , . to :den deaf-are , xt will ' Zone. ' V l --,J fll.lll'ill'l' lf, l'4l,l'lf'li SI. ,l05eplz'.s l'11r1.xl1. l 1'l1l1l111rg A short, unhurricd hlondv guyg soft. slow-moving ff-aturr-'sg warm smile with has-rvlivf dimplesg avidity anrl Statisti- cal mastery in wllf-gy :mtl prof:-ssional sports: if 'KAIA' :lm--n'l flx Ulluinnwr- cial, ht-'ll trowvl his June mortar hoard tn his Dad! trail'-. Science Cluli LZ: Football 3. 2, 1. . ' Q-in bf R 7 'Lv ' s l Q, .- ' N SEN ICRS il ' ' ' 4 . nc' 7' I Illlll fl 1 I V X , 1 1 I xx X l ' 1 i r X ll! . 1-'11 1 f. ...l.: '1 ' 38 - s 4 Ky, cf 1 A ' 'S vw a A 7? PETER P. GRENACHE St. Cecilia's Parish, Leominster An avid auto enthusiastg a career in mechanical engineeringg devotion to school cause-sg a great character asset of uniwrsal friendship: proven love for the great outdoor sports of fishing and hunting. Science Club 4. 2. DAVID W. HENIENWAY St. llar-fs Parish, .flyer identified with a purple vonwrtihle-2 Wtulll fafilfl' work on car- than play: friendly. 1-xavt. and imagina- IiNt'1 a fast 1-omnlutv-r from .Nye-r when not ile- laye-rl : outstanding ability with the 4tlLlilTt'Z has designs on the future. RONALD W. HAKKINEN Sacred Heart Parish, Gardner An Einstein with a sense of humorg an original chemist with banged-up notionsg the typical Amer- iran cover boyg short. curly blonde hair and very photogenicg abou- elements will compound into a professional Chi-mist. De-hate 3, 2g Science Club 4, 3g National Forensic League 3. ir? ..a W.. A, Dflciii M5 it , a K 1 v-An i Kr .I ,+-1- R - W ME ,fofeddtiem WWWMW' i I P11 en..x X 15. 4' ' .fig xx I .I ' 1 I'Iu XNLI5 I'. IIUI I,Ii NI. llrwilx f'11f1wI1. I.xf1ff1flJff111Hl ,..I,,, k In as X rl1,, I x'III1v'.1wI: Inuul III QIIIII with IIII I 1I11t IIIII Il , ...I 1 -' ulmv: a lmlgh IIIIVIIILIII IHIII -I mug kick:-r: pIz1vs the uIarinf't like- a pro: mlm-slinvd fnr'musi- cal prmnixlmw- with the Navy Band. b1'1m'l11'm' l'IuI1 2' F4mtIJaII 4 3 2 I NII'II I' Ixl I I I NH lm X f'fgrgJ,v l,,wg',xjw 1 1 H X N IIII. XX-111 I tmmlx I.I1' :umm II I .rv .In Ir.-II--I-1 .I -I1IIII::If4I I.,u1 II . 1'4. '.1IIIv!- 'I wr- III x 'mv I Hmm lx My I I. u..I .IIIIIA 1 I I-I-t:I.xI1 I, har cf I WILLIAM H. KINIREY, JR. St. Bernard's Parish, Fitchburg Quiet and unassumingg a vivid sense of humor to fit the occasiong St. Ber- nard's loss is Notre Dame-'s gaing has eye on cars, ear on progressive jazz. mind on technical advances, and out- look on draftsmanship. Science Club 3. f RICH Our Lady of Athletically incline-d A R D av '-17' A'His face dropped a foot whf-n I calm- in with tht- tie-. r r IJ a Belle to A. Fluf-t. F. Richard, H. Lizottv. J. Karkutt and ll Kubut ion P. LABELLE the Lake Parish, Leominster and respected at halfback and lc-ft fieldg trustworthy, neat. and a frie-nd! friend: sparkling wit and a fast rf-partvf-: a loyal fan when not performing himselfg interested in a business career. Scienco Club 2: Football 4. 3. 2: Baseball 4. 3, 2. SENIORS ROBERT .l. LAFOSSE St. Ioseplfs Parish, Fitr'hburg An honor student with a scientific bentg a quiet. trust worthy guy with Creative genius: ard:-nt at baseball. play ing or rooting: hii cnginm-ring: feats should make- wonder of the world. Science Club 2. ..z0z,'edo4:dem:4edwaw . dawg.. SENIORS do PETER G. I, -UIBROS lnzmariilale I.l0I1I'PI?1l4Ul1 Parish, 1 i'tr'hl111rg The Honor Roll is incomplete without his nameg a confirmed scholarship win- nerg not averse to hard sports and good timesg very phntogeniv: many colleges will answer to hie beck and call. Fulnilliill. 2, E 1 wx 1 ff' RUN.-Xl.ll F. l.gXNDllY JOHN J. l.:Xl'l,l'NlF Sl, Irfan Ifaptisfx Parish. 1.137111 Sl. f.'mil1'r1'.x I'!lfINll. l,fwfm1'ni lioniiie-R il:-xi-tion for N.lP.ll. start- all thi- wav from ,Xluaw in -'1, ml humor: wi-llliln---1-il and nf-at: lh-- fun Lynn: hvaiiiing pride and joy of hi- '4T lloiigzi-1 env-iiiivf lining wit who A ' ' - ' 'fi ' 1 i- ii- - - un limi 311 few and far ln-tww-ii: vyew hie own radio show and di-vw llllillllf' makv-N and -Ulingb: will ln- ,Xrivix .l 9'k l'lnil- SL'1l'Ilt'Q' lilu Fi'1u'nC't' i.ll1 'O nrt? EDGAR J. LAVOIE Holy Rosary Parish, Gardner Governor is usually heard but not easily sf-t-ng enjoys hunting in the wilds of Cardnerg a confirmed prankster and comic. ew-n with the authoritiesg a devoted sports manager: will stay close to the draft- ing board for support. Debate 4, 33 Glee Club 4. 3. 2g Basketball 4, 3, Manager. CEALMF RICHARD P. LECOURT St. Ioseplfs Parish, Fitchburg Known to his intimate friends as Joe . . . not 4'Dick g any ardent music fan in and out of his dependable '48 Dndgeg a store job for any N.D. graduate . . . to talk over old times at his Dads llnl't'. RICHARD D. LEGER St. foseplfs Parish, Fitchburg The typical sandy-haired American student: not bookish but docile and interested: cruises in a red and hlack '55 Chrysler: unbeatable at the pool table: will use his technical drawing to advantage. Science Club 2. N The Four Lads at the Principal's office are T. Reardon R. Boudreau, R. Brown and R. Cote. ff, fx .,, fr fi , ,, h:-v, wr- Vt, ,JL A r if, -.rl V , '-w.se Dvscmgswft . , to if -uv'1f.E i ' ff R I ROBERT H. LIZOTTE St. Boniface Parish, Lunenburg Only friends and more friends in Boh's bookg still clings to his '53 Henry 1.3 knows all the tricks to the Daisy Bar tradeg a steady, dependable customer, well-mannered and courteousg wants an apprenticeship at G.E. Science Club 25 Glee Club 2. flew made ll,XYlli l'. l.l'C.-X5 Sm fl'41 Hour! l'r1r1'.x11. Garilrirr PAUL M. LORFSSO Our Lady Immaculate Pflrfsh. Afhol A jmial nature and smiling counte- nance: very popular with N.lJ. crowdg prominent in studies and extracurricu- larsg experienced debaterg Athol's own Lowell Thomas on the local station: a future son of Hippocrates. National Forensic League 4, 25 Debate 4, 23 Science Club 3: Glee Club 4. 1 ' ' N H-ix , ng A niodvst. unliia-ed altitude towards pt-nple and thin 11 candid willingness In Ie-arn and prngrv--1 a four-year :nan and proud uf it: will nt-wr stop learning hcca of natural humility: good thing- in stun- for Lulu 44 Sviviiw- llluh 2. . ,H .VK .N GEORGE J. MCGREGOR Sacred Heart Parish, Fitchburg N.D.'s dreamboat for handsomeness and attire: the Honor Roll a regular scho- lastic habitat: a position of importance in all school elections: outstanding social chairman for the C.Y.C.: a white-collar business job will suit him. PREP LIFE 4, 3: Glee Club 2: Sci- ence Club 3, 2. Crossing the Wheatstone Bridge with R. Noel. P. Charron. P. Lambro R. Ciccolini and R. Duhe. 'T CHARLES E. xlClll:lXl-S. JR. 51. Hernarrfs Parish, Fitchburg .-Xn intelligent and ingenious Crusader: Honor Roll addict: a finger in every pie: play caller at athletic rallies: ex- :-inplar uf school spirit: fanatic sports fan who cheers. notatz-s. and rf-ports with equal facility: a future We-st Pointer or mathematician at Holy Cross. Senior Class Councilor: CYC Physical Chairman: Confra- ternityg Assistant Librarian: PREP LIFE 4. Sports Ed- itor 3' National Forensic League 4 3' Debate 4 3 2' Science Fair 4 Ba ltethall 2 l Track 4 3 2 l x SENIORS RICHARD V. NIcNEILL St. Leafs Parish, Leominster Senior Class President with unlimited leadership quali- ties: a dexotcd chairman on social and prom coininittf-cs: one of the immortal Fitchburg: Rock painters: personality plus with great friendship capacities: lows to tinker with machines and to hunt: it has to be business for llac. Class President: Confraternity: PREP LIFE -lg Ulf-e Club 4. 3. 2: Football 2. l. f SENIORS to ' Ciedaaafzaf afqadand ' arf lflllx C Nlfllllil, 51. f'l i1l'll.N l'rlr1'Ql14 ,.l'I'77iI'7lXfl'7 Nlilvllx wil-1-l'x:1rix-Aunfl w-ll lIlllllll l 'll ta-tv run- In -lmrp 4-l-ftl1---: lmw- xl-vml vvvnts. ffspvvially dancwf and remrrl l'muS: Pnjoys lwaivlwall anfl other spnrtiz aclfling fllllvr pf-nplf S n1one'yAar'vm1nt anry. is llis amlmitinn. Science- Clulv 2, lllfllxlllll 'll Nlflllxllllx, lll, ll Vllvl. ll. Nfllfl, Sl. flwrrzrfnfw l'ur1'X7v. Fit- 1.1191 Um fuflx lmrf1flf1:.7f1fw l'r1r1Flr, -fflwf Um I m:1v1r:f-rv-fl .ara-l lvvll.lX 1l2 11'-11. Aff-411--x.1liw. xml Truly a man of primiplv-1 wlrllmfvlx-Ilutw grvu! lllltff'-l' in Irllxtul-vtlxxg ruiw- plnxiu: za lin-' rum 1-rx Iln- llimw- .mll '-lwtrl-'.1l v-rxgillwrixxuz alum- Ll pf-lf:-flivlyzixt in ':wl1.ar1E-:al nw- lQllTlll2I 11 inn rf-wyll '-mlm-lgl-I: llum1x'- fllllllt' flrymingg 3.-n--mllx .1rgu1vl1.-nr.4!Ex- gmll 1.-,pix fur .li.l11-. un4l.1i'lwl. -I-rn: za :lv--yr wil' x.1-I zmll ---rnvwmx-. ' .74 y 1 ll l11rV-,1,l'-V hull -1. w. 46 1, , i-P 'fv H ER BERT W. O'CONNOR St. Boniface Parish, Lunenburg A warm personality and a winning smileg four years a classical student of the Caesars and Cicerosg a Prep Life newshoundg named a soldier of the soil for his interest in farming: wants college and then the priesthood. Science Fair Committee Librariang PREP LIFE 4, 3. 23 Science Club 4, 3. f 'Mgt 1 A .l?3:I?3i3 E' 1 gs , :iw DONALD S. PETERS SI. fusepfifs Parish, Fitrhburg A mild prankstvr with witticisms and humorous ans-C duties made to fit: a quality fur true- friendship: no stranger to svriousm-ss and learning: clahbles in radii, nn his short wan- wig Dun plans for a ciiil Q-iigiiiw-r job. Fviviiu- flluli 3. V. , - f- 1- : 'f5'q1 f- f- E f , ' 1?'f 2 i 5 , V .Q ,-.A E--7-1 A -3 xrww -f-Y 2 . 92? -i1E L 'iii iii: bg: fff f -X1 T257 if' XDQCQTW' , . to C0 A X, ' 'A VXA ffl-Av! ROGER J. POTHIER St. lfevil1'a's Parish, Levrnirzsrw Wrlvoined nu-mln-r in any vrowdg ambi- tious with a ze-st In If-arng tinkering with and talking about motors a must 1-ii his fast-moving ugendag enjoys the gr'-at national puftiine of base-ballg llmxpccting for zi QLE. scholarship. Scieiiu- lllub 2. flax vfwdf memfd, I li X 'IMI lufs In mu :fluff lfrisz I1 l1'If'jm---iw nitll i Il xx in in Iii liul -till .1 l'lVIIIII1ll i I1 ni 'xlli I iirx will ai 11-ml rwl-ini mi 5 il lu il1Xlll'Xw'XY what x Mlm-1 lui 1 N111 ilulrl I 1 48 THOMAS L. REARDON, JR. ' 51- BCf'1l1fd'S P l1flSh, FUChblU'8 Wish we'd had this gadget in grammar school, comment T. Farrell A tall, handsome, athletic ladg an ex- R. Baheau, D. Hemenway, J. Bresnahan, R. Gagne and J. Charland ceptional singing voiceg always polite and gentlemanlyg a broad jump ace and star hurdlerg music and camping occupy his leisure hoursg will .sweeten air waves with hit tunes. Glee Club 4, President 3, 2, lg Science Club 4g Football 3, 23 Track 4, 3, 2, 1. ,V sENloRs 1:7 NORMAN R. RHEAULT FRANCIS R. RICHARD St. Cecilizfs Parish, Leominster Holy R05ary Parish, Gardner The happy woodsman and anglerg companionship is high COOL Qalm, and C0llaCl6dZ always ready U0 hal? a WaY1ald when i'Rod's around: devoted booster to many school Samaritan? a three-year nlfmllff Of The Glfe Club: has causesg cheerful disposition in the face of workg wants air- car on all popular 1'6'C0l'dS3 warm personality: illiereiled line training in the field of dispatching. IH building with SCi6IlC6'. Science Club 3, 2, Clee Club 4, 3, 25 Science Club 2. 49 Hu ' aezdeaawa M6564!0fm516D40t6hf ,ar 4 KENNETH F. ROBICHf'tl'D Imnzarulalv ffonweption Parish, Fit:-hliiirg Charafte-r traitf of pvam- and pow:-rg a wonderful entertainer at the piano or with the mouth organ g drools over a flashy new carp a hard worker with ambitiong another good draftsman from N.D.H. Gif-e Club 1'g Science Fair 2: Foot- ball 1. ng SENIORS 'ZS ITUNALIT J. Fwlflfxlll J 'xx SI. Elizalwlhfs Parish. Went! 31111171 51. l'aIr1'fl. . ' fx . vt ij: Faithful commutvr from Acton way: siturt on invhv- lvllt UU1 i- 'f - ' 3 f 3 5 ' A mil' lung on feats: an vngaging pvrfi-nality: ahlf- fptirt-man flu-tx rain: ' mtl ,Quin-tain :tj 'H 1 in lmaslvwtlmallz skating anti 5:1-od inmit-5 arv fawritv lvifurv in-auty: ' ' ' H H 1 - v- air slanw anntl r haunts: aiming for a Public' Rvlationx juli trival tlvxivw: want- '1' Q ' l ' 'I' S! ' PREP LIFE 1, N-it-tim Fair ,ii Nm- '---R it 1 -' ' 'A L.: F 'H-,.: ill' I '1 '..... 50 JOSEPH IJ. TAfLI-l AFERHI 51. Artzhorzrk Parish, Fitchburg A congenial guy with a disarming grin: sports a '56 Chevy with white skirts and duals: popular around town, espn-ially with the fairer sexg excellf-nt-ta in liao-- ball with batting titles and a Catholic Free Press All-Star selection to prow it: Joe should cash in on his tf-rrifiv hustle. Science Fair 3: Basketball 3, 2. 1: Baseball 4, 3. 2, 1. RONALIJ J. THIBODEAU lmmafulaze Conception Parish. Fitchburg Vive President of the Senior Class. and C.Y.C. Historian for two years: a top left guard selection on the All North Worcester County Eleven: recognized dramatic- talents .--pf-4-ially in comedy and pantomiming: a physical culturi-t with irrti-rv-sts in lioxing and villtlng physical in-truf-tor or radio technitiun. Senior Class Vive Presitlvntg CYC His- torian: Science Cluli 2: Football 4, Co-Captain 3, 23 Baseball 4, 2, 1. - -1 .4-Q, . ,.. ,. nn'-, s ,., - A iff? ' 1 ,Q up Q 4- V pg- fir: -5 . 7 :XRTHL-R F. THOMAS St. .4nthor1p 5 Parish. Shirley A top fiveru in all classes and subjertlz sparkling uit and infectious humor: an ardent autonrolrilt- holthyistg amateur of motion pivttirr- tecliniqtiv'-: at grain- for an electrical engine:-ring tlvgrf-e. Scif-r1t'r Fair l. 4. .s. , -, ,.., 57.-.,.u ,YV F Win, AT ANTHONY J. TOCCI, JR. St. An71's Parish, Leominster A tall chamier from way backg a good end and co-captain of the 1956 grid squadg an early pioneer of the Notre Dame causeg confidence and self-control above every situationg will change his car for a state police cruiser. Science Club 2: Football 4, Captain 3, 2g Track 4. of ' mmm ccdoalauwl r 5 1 fi' WILLIAM Nl. TURNER St. lferrzarrffi Parish, 1'll-Ifllfillfg A pleasant chap, devoted and compan- ionableg never missing social events and sports contestsg a vote for Bill is a vote for the peopleg slightly argu- mentative but reasonahleg lives for bas- ketballg has a thought for college. PREP LIFE 4g Basketball 4, 3, 2, lg Baseball 4, 1. X HI I A 'wen II int at ' wo -' 1 lv -is 1-0 hilly' 'L vsitt' ll -ij 1' 1' ' rg' Q mn N Wil t' IL- 11 I' t 'NI Q IW! 4' 1 I1 N-'I Il' lv :juni N 0 4: q- et' nr .' A Il! 1 il' 'llll' N1 1 I ll I'l -' rl ltfiifllllll VIH -ln - 4' . .', A ,N I ... . . . vs- ' I 'sivzf-yl. 52 .i vrariau: ionzi 4-I - - .Hg - esi e 1 S'lt'Ili'l' l.luh 3: Junior limi Cro-s l'r.-fidvnt. E1 47 - ' PETER J. WATSON St. Leo's Parish, Leominster The well-qualified Editor-in-Chief of Prep Lifeg intends to develop his journalistic talents at the University of Mass.: soft spoken but quick wittedg a workhouse on duty, a Jolly Roger in leisurf-: his companionship will al- ways bf- sought after. PREP LIFE 4, Editor-in-Chief 3, 2. 1-t i mls the world round. Mr. Criluniliusf' asks historians P. ffnurnoye-r N. Duucet. R. LaFosse. N. Rheault and W. Turnf-r. 3' DONALD C. WICKI-:R SI. Leos Parish. Leominster SENIORS RUSSELL P. WINTERS. JR. St. Bernarcfs Parish, Fl-ffhbllfg Regular attmdamt at Le-ominstfer's joe Pizzan: talks Present at all events: a Crusade-r lu the hilt: steady sense by the yard: a real grasp on things: a future l'.B.l. man in the Cleo Club since its earliest days: f-njoys super-sleuth: 5Llf'CC':- due with his vim and vitality. restoring antiquated Cars and his scooter rirlr-sz Russ Dehate 3. 2: Srience Club 3: Football -1. 3. wants the- impossible: a home-loving wife anml a good job. Give Club 4. 3. 2, lg Science Cluh 2: Fuiitlmall 2: Basket- hall 3, 2 Manager: Track 3 Manage-r. 53 74a The unrierr-luisnien are in a 1-1-rtain Sense the most irnpnrtant ilftfif in a sf-linnl, not only in rffmsirieratiuri of their nurnhers. hut eipefially in the thwught that. with the graduation of the Seniors. they remain behind as the hope and destiny of the sf-hmtl. Theirs is the important taik of Carrying on the traditions of learning vharaeter fwrlnatifvn. anti fair play hequeathefi them. They are the nnes to wntinue and cievelup the Close attachment and 4-rmperaticm with the r-ivir' anti religioui leaders uf Churvh and State. af 79 wma CLASS PRESIDENTS .tix m 54 RICIIAIRIJ B, THYIJHI. '58 JANHQS X. .-Xltli.-XNlJHI.l '30 THONIAS P. HNRIGHT '60 Me? oftde atwze I96O I959 With responsibility challenging them in the face, the under- classmen must tap all their hidden talents, and they must stand out as prominently as the torteaux or discs on the Notre Dame emblem, which are their proud symbols. Yes, graven in their mind must be the thought that in the wheels of success the motion is onwards and upwards, and for Crusaders, always under the guidance of Our Lady recalled in the Doceat Me! uNDERcLAssMEN it D E OCEAT M 55 llt t i l l l M6450 me- ' CQXHH ,KDANIS liire Presirlenl LEON BUI 'CIHEK C011 111 rlur JOSEPH lNNANIOR:X'l'l SPfVf'f!IV-3 RICHARD TRI 'DEL Presirlent .XLAN STEWQX RT Treasurer lf aniong the Seniurs there is the pricle of efnnplete at'hiey'einCnt in grafluatifin. -re is ainungz the juniors ai Sense til expevtaney as they anxiously' await in their turn the pruuel title of Seniurf. 'lihey lung: tw haye their unflergrarluate clreanis of authnrity unrl supreniar-y in cleyiitimi realizetl. Fur them. gune are the trying. miniature years when they testecl their early Iimvers with great aniliitinn. hut with Ntill greater iriexperieiiee. Curie alan are their early Ntruggles tw funn their unee sluggish spirit anml c-liarzu-ter tu the irleulf zinwl traclitimif uf Notre llaine Crusaders. Nuys' they are the luyal ancl rleeply-mleyntetl anne ul the wlnml wlw vharnpion anrl en leaal her 1-auses. ysith the ilSrllI'LlI1I't' aintl -tiwt-as of triecl ancl testefl inen. ey are the links that liintl tht- tl:-parting fenifir- yyith the im-fniiirigz rlaises. They' ire the nien ,till in preparatifin :intl aiiitivipzitiuri for ai reality that ntiyy wet-ins sw ir :intl yet -ti far . . . the it-nitir year. 56 dd an R. fhrlrrlwn. H. NI. iwr- , mam. M. H1-1-wrt ani Nl Has'-rtx HIJINIIIQI ntrarlff- ir: wh, r xr S 5. f .fi QQ I.. Ilalglv- R. flvlinux. T. Hanlon. and R. Rfvllxvklll pvrf-grirmziting f1UWI1 tho- hull to vlaw. R. Dllwal fhuwjng nlinulv-N uf lf' f rl lay tw. If-fr tw right: Pirwlnv. D J,D uhamf-I and X, Inulim. S TY .,.4Itd4f66df0 ecdaalwdd 43654 l fu Ll F -1 .... JUNIORS ' A 1 .ff 1 5- , L . McNabb. G. Moran-, NI. Root. and W. Nlichauri search for information in the- library. J. McHugh, D. Wilson, J. O'Mal1ey are the Searchers. 'fllzzzk y Q -1- aria .IU IDRS V 1 993 50546656 ' f ' ' 49443' Ziedaqb WW rf K Talking: it rmfr with the- nbwyf' be-fflrr Vliirx arf- Xl. Hag:-rty. E. flharpr-ntivr. K. flwfllliff. R. Thvrrie-n, R. Ft. Ur-rmain. and I.. llwrmiv-r. .Q G X lv 1-1 Q 4 0315 N.: ,v if .. E, if Q y v ' .So 1 f4, fi- 1, A A , , +R. Wk' fa' xg. L . S is U -.,. -If 'G bl Q Y,n3oykng u un m X drawkng axe N. Uubc, S. V A-mxp if . and 'NL nl Ybgmx. Ju ,ORS Kc dxxxkc 3 Xhe Cat w 9 06 dw WWW' W wg..-N If ,Q-P f .ex Sumo: phamxa 62 dexe at e'Y.Ylr5 MM. X 3 . CAXXmoXy , and C. Skcaxd. ..,-,...d 1 ry dlnaon facade 5 Uh buy! lurk'-y with triiimiingb , gzigpx Y. fiiUIlf'l to R. Coin Two fandwichfi. plea-r-.N 21-k H. lfwiiiiiz-r and B. Roberts. Filling up the 'ioifl harrvii' are- R. fliarkin. R. Farineau, P. Benoit. ll. llulan and NI. Fluet. fi. 'N 97f'f lWZ7?35f'W5 , ,,,,,,,,,1 ., ,Mf- , Q-gi' 'iz 'HE W 3 :fy .V It' in-ig ' A A K 1' i 'gS,9 s -5- T ik IGI 1, G fl I I F , '4..g,,,,gwfJ ' ,MUZY . ,,, M605 weafufnukzdack aanple afdedaqhazd ,psig gf' Hlxfll'-ill! 'urn-nt fwnl- in PH-p I.xff: arf- P 4,vvx1!urv'. X. ilwrrnibr. I.. lhyufhwr and IJ, fxulvu- rhvm. K'-11 I. 4 gf- Ifrljf-yillg the- muxival fffats nf l,. flais-v arf- fx. Hahvr and 'l',Cygani1-wiu. X H away. ,A .Mx M 1 ,1 JU IORS CI' E r , T17 , z rg. Q , ' A, sq., 7- F 1, x ,, If ' i ' fix. Clockwise-: jamvs Argangeli. Prvsidvntg Alfred W'eaver, CllllIlCiiIlI'L Rivhard Lf-gvr, Cuunvilnrg THE SGPHOMORES ARE EAGER SCHOLARS Tile- Snpiwilmrw alwaw rwmftitutt- tile- must f'ilZlii6'llQ1il1f1 gzrnup amnngz tht' clif- fvrf-nt 4-lafsc-5. Haxingz scru-ci thvir apprmitivestiip. as it were. in the fre-shmzm yt-nr. they rims' irrvaitiim- :mtl inmc with iiiurn- frm-fiwiii ami 1'1rr1firiQ-live' uliwiig the iritrivuviva uf svlwlzistit' lift-. Yvt fur lilt'Il1 tin- ftruggzlv is ii-it mm-l' as 1-mitiiiumi piixwival :mai me-iitzil grmstii luring- prmivle-iiis of maturity llltkllllttll in glrummzir grzulc-f ami tile' fI't'FilItlLlll yt-ar. But if the ftrugglt- is gre-at the xi:-tory ix tilt-rf-furv gnc-at:-r mln-ii tln- quzilitivf uf truv lfiiri-tiun git-ritlvim-ri 1-im-rglv in tin-ir viiairzifttvr. Tiivy lmirii tw ciwii- mutv 1ilt'IIlNt'iXl'S um-ss tu the pursuit uf kximxlvtlgzv. rwt frwm Illlllitvi uf in-writ-ff ami wif-iiitvrm-ft. lvut frum tht- vniixivtiuii that lxrimslvtigm- if pmwr. ami xirtuv its nun rms ard. 66 I Discussing a Science Fair exhibit are R. Wentworth, D. Casacca, R. Drnault and Charlf-: Day. IIE back In thc ranch for R. Laplume. J. Buikey. and N. linu- Cher. K 0 'ifionni for only une' rnfirf-, fav U. lin-n ifr to BI. Darr and f 4K Pcrfxon. .xx F n ' V 7 v-.xx N . X xx X f,-.. 4'-A'fNx I, W i'f!: ,ufixx 'X gf, Y::jq , , E1 I '11 3, . f. fk i 4 , v Q E N i Ni L. Giruuarml shows R. Bolduc a lockerful rf u ,4 I -.4 -... R. Turcotte directs Y. Boisvert at the projector. SCPHOMORES Lilrfttv play a rvquv-I fur R. I.:-gn-r ri N. Hmlrqm-. x, 1' -J' x y,....1ni 3 fum rdedaiqzazde mam! . S I1l'f'llZil. W. Whil ourke looking: up fam: , ,Fc ,. Ilifswting NIL Atlas' are W. Hay. R. t3lll'l'1!'Ilf' ani R IS.-Wwrf. wad afefzmeae I,-11111: ummm rw Ihf' Miq- nilh H. f.l1g1r5M1tiv'r. If. Ruu- -mau. R. tl1.1rh1-nnr'1111 am-1 IV Krlnlwunh. l azadlacdaaf Thrw- ,lvll-U hwy arw. frfrm thf' lfft. D. Griffin. F. Cormiwr. and D, Damfx 1' I Q ' A Q I Soph-whv J. Queenan prepares io give' Ihr- wnrlfl a shm-lx a- R. Pmrwr and L. Ilzlwronlnuu with R. look nn. Fair, 1-l J. Arcangeli, right, pondvrs Rivarfi rlwr Annual Fcirhnce SOPHOMGRES Hurry ln- might nut wr- u-. -ay- lrmkuut I'. limlrirz-all In H, Vvzina and P. I,aRm'h:-. GX 1 Q ' uh- xhvnx' .Y 3K can yn Q 0 NX mm M uh 3' Z' of-'f' alytx K. flu-hman and J. Burke'- hf--ilatv lwfurv entering their -tudy pf-riod. X I X X . I, . Ward. ll Quinty. W.. he-riault Chf'CkiHgI the BNI l t'IlIl'I1S. ,ff ff ,vf .V J, Ummm-, K. Larkin and R, fi1'1'IHif'I' bunjng up lwfnfv Ihr' 1135.5 work, If is Jiang., I xi on ,II eg, Gfrwa in - if . F4 liff- sy X51 'V t ,nent-as ,l gg , N 7 1 4' A ' v .NN .. V 1 f fi.: :sc --uf.. ag' J ' ' ' , 'M .il o 0 'Q Q 0 xi vgx if . ' audi ' amicwiz' All you can drink, and fur fre-el J. Fe-rrechio. N. ilvary and P, Nlarien. ,NN y Hb Ii . Daniele v liar I ...af X f i- , ff f 05 M4 fix My b ,V and fl K' 'gf 4' Kylf-, 0 SOPHOMORES Examining the- -kin are R. Thihodeau, L welll. and I . Cows-ll. Entering a happy Latin period with Brothmr Adrian are P Jengo E Fredette and F. McCarthy. P5 I, gre 9 I. I3 Y' f., . J Jn wr' - -tl Vi 6. 'kd' if U: fp G- j. 'X' ww 51. 2..-1 'N1P:...- iv' ,. ,tr Thonm- nnght Ire-14i4nt Paul Bclnf-au f41un41l11r Pau Kvat111g1 141 re 1414 It 1 atalf f4111m1lor i url avhu 411111141 r an saga aomeuztoucew Q N 1. I 1 4 I. Qdf Ilfl N sr N I - Xlbllllf' T e1r f11tl1u I8 111 1 1 4 NX 141 111411 T1 , ny, 4 I ll Llli Hllt U4 S I Plfl 14 41. 4 Q4 I I ' 41 4 1614111 161- 1114 11 411 1 I 1 4 4 l 4 4+ U 4 lll .llf'I 1 Y-'11 , 78 P! H. Rm. 41, 1,f, llllHf .uni l.. I'1v'r'w1v1m xu'rw!'r1rx what hilIlIV !1 'l rw Ill-'lr vm-x Xl. I.2HlllJ1'I'I4 P. Num 'rn H4 f' lux! H1 J -Imxxxlnrlll J. Phillmin. R. Larnarinw, YY. Thvrialllt. P. Lurlrrfn mlau and K. llilln-rt dmnratin hfvliriays. lllii- FRESHME Room 22 1 2 l it K J V v lv -lf ,, 6 x W4 A I s H . 0 A ffm, ' U- ...A Q 7 r r. ., 7 f ' , Medawza wdlvwlie , , 1 - h X A ll X0 .: .1:.!. lx Im.-.rx an T 5.2 X..-X .lm 1, I mrnlvr M141 NJIHL1 Ivfl me- .ik R Pfrtrr H. Mlm-xirlr-, ,l. l'ur1nliN4-if j B411 fl mn I. l-'iIfuf'1ulfi. 4 5 A1- ul um 'lun . . . mvr Ihv ff-1111-,U 111 in K. Ilumlllu. In. 4,41-I-Illglmxl and H xdIl'I'Il'l'IIl. 3 Li X n .4 1, -.3 llll I' ' J r - I 1 nv rr --n. n . Nil. 4 , Il.. xnu think lmthwr ml! 1111-5 u-3 .4 lx rlllllllli' Ami R. Harb df , X425-.1 , . Q X wwf-'f-Horde and tieuauzd ' of H I .. . Xlllxl lf-' .1 Ing- I,1f- mth I+-lx Nl. M111-11-'tl-. 'lf 4-,llillllh IP, liiliu un-1 XX, l..m-lu. :den x .,,1,,., r,' vw 1 , II1 1. d'IIlI1I Iv. Ii-In-qu'-I. Ii. ff- -.X 1 N It H. Nt I'1'rrf' and f Ii'-tflurnf-x. x 'Ir .um I' IW. rw' ,uf I. I' I I..Irm-If. wdizffe 'iff Iwm .xI.LI! Nl. Nnf, IwruI1I u-. dx I5 4 x Il In lu I Inn III I' Ii IIN in MI. ' .H1'I I, lhlmmx. ,:. if 1 .19 B , I Y, ,ff c :i'v.c' me Af? lo .Jr .,, , 46 Lx. 3 --v f-j ' :nv P. Farineau, L. St. Denis. R. St. Cyr. and J. Dignam try to find out wht-rf they arv. I A J' ..l'r?!. c N-4' ,Pl Thr three tinymite with the big books are R. Mathieu, R. Morse, and P. Christian. l pledge allegiance . . . recite J. Manning. J. McCarthy and J. Boucher. 41156 caofzlcib - S -I I 11 B mt Hd Kqugg n I f I' Ulf fxlf U WI 1 UI R N111 HI 'N ll N.. fl- , FRESHME RGOM 23 Fug, 1,192 ar: 40204454851 mcbzdddcened 'J J. Nlahwnvy. NI. Pvllvcchia anc Howard parking bwtwwn Classes. 1X1 Xxx xXm'XXNuXX XY NX urd X 'x--mx ri . ' x-Mu X -x K WXXX XYAXX Ym-xXx A XR, Mm 9 X- : isis. 1332 X E I X 'x Q YM-' MUN XM x X. N XX YN xx X- 'Aw ,,l4t4663t9lt4f6W6h Zawcwmtdea FRESHME i' 4 v -. MVS' VFW 295' axxA li ' v WX B Fwi xxx xv XWU xx 0 x Nm x xxx 'M WX V 0 qix Q xl AY J.B elliw-au. J. Loughlin and R. Aulyuxhx-n fxxmjx-yirxgg thx' 4 'r laft Img. 3 . gaangmbzddciz !50 44 zU4?4f Thu:-E humor vwn in grammar. admit fnagm-, R, Rm-hlr-au and R. .-Xugvr. ,.... Mnlfir' 4 i ll -I ,.. .wa Y h s R. Ilvsjardin- upe-ns ths- floor nf krmvvl:-dgv In P. ffnrnlivr and .-X, I.f'Ql1'I'. FRESHME Room 25 What did you fend him? afks R. Jfvhnfun a Cwnnm-ry of U, Chaluhwrf. SX. N. frdglllf' um! IP. had fr' v- ' 'r' , , v No prisary for K. Saucivr ai N. Bwauxaix. D. Iwhlanr- and J. Pmhkar stick arouml. A period WP like-.N rxclaim E. Cf-rmifr. KI. O'Donnell and R. Boilwrt. 9 1 lill-ky 4Iun't mimi hax' 4- 1- w. x - yu . we!!- , P 'anna an r-xpr1mf-I.: arf' W ll'-f:A '11. I. Hill :mi P f-J'f,l'rI'll'1fJl'. VLH! 746 ' Zoe!! is more prominent than the Heart from which throhs, as it were. the life-giving hlood which pulsates freely into the veins of all the Notre Dame organizations. As a synihol it plays a dual role: to syniholize the inexhaustihle spirit of achievement found in all activities, and to show. as the worlcl's universal token of love. the generosity with which to perform those same aetivities. ln the hold Notre Dame enihleni nothing If the Heart of the entlilem has the spirit- ual task of symbolizing primarily the spirit RONALD THIBODEAU. Historian RICHARD SMITH. Spiritual Chairman GEORGE MCGREGOR. Social Chairman CLAYTON CARDINAL, Cultural Chairman CHARLES MCMANUS. Physical Chairman I J I ff r A 7 sv 'L f' X If I I I I oi ticliiew-tru-lit. then tht- material olileft or the- matter oi thi- llc-art has tot' its purpo-e to recall that thi- Citi i- the living llw-art oiatiu of all Notre' lltuue activitif'-. The CYC he tiled in the diovr-se ln' llisllflll John J- llright. lJ.D.. ha- tor its dedicated aim to pousoi' all the -flil'll.lIi1l. eultural. social. and ysical at-tivities for youths in the schools, tif-a. and diow-se. Conseflueiitly. at Notre ll um- all twtivities are lrle-sed with its super- xt-iou and guiding principle-. Here youth is illowed to it-tid youth. as the motto of CYC o ile-tirly mints it: 'l'rust in Youth. .- U . 4 Q CARRY F. VANCE No one has championed the cause of the CYC at Notre Dame with more ardor than Carry Vance. ln the diocese he holds the important post of Second Vice President in the high school division. He is also President of the school unit. and all Notre Dame activities have felt his leadership. His other accomplishments are also numerous as he also heads the school! debating team. the .lunior Red Cross Council of Fitchburg. the Senior Confraternity, the library staff. and was named last .lune as delegate to Boys' Stale. and this year to the Student Congress of the National Forensic League at Los Angeles, California. in May. W , 'VYMYY fY nY'l -. s- t -. ,..., ,..,: fix' 'f fl 5 1 13 ...J M., ff -4-f ' ' f X w fi y lebwyt' SPIRITUAL Chairmzzn RICHARD SMITH Clayton Cardinal has been responsible for lmringing the ministrations of the CYC to all the cultural and intellectual activities at Notre Dame. His help was felt in such centers as the Notre Dame Annual Dehate Tournament. the Science Fair. and the Commencement Fxer- Cises. The first concern of the CYC is the spiritual growth of all the- students. Richard Smith prow-cl himself an invaluahle help at all the spiritual functions ht-lil at Notre Dame. such as the Retreat Exercises. the Catholic Youth Week. the First Friday devotions. and the Junior Con- fraternity Bulletin. mwlz'4e77Zea704a ' Chrzirnzun CLAYTON CARDINAI- Ca. I' ,iw .ure CULTURAL A ferious concern of the CYC ie to provide healthy and good social relations for all teenagers. For this reason. George Xie' Gregor has devoted himself to the promotion of many school dances and record hops. His work was also outstanding in the minstrel show. talent night. and the whist parties. 7:4 Chairman CHARLES MCMANUS PHYSICAL SOCIAL Chairman GEORGE Mr-GREUOR The CYC is vitally interested in sports. and it has been the devoted task of Charles Mc- Manus to bring the help and cooperation of the Council to all the Notre Dame sports. He has expended great time and energy in his capacities as scorer. re- porter. announcer. and runner on the track team. CONFRATER ITY OF THE SACRED HEART ... I FR 1llNEKX'll'1HNl'lN I-ft I-1 Ilgllli V. xdiilll-. R. Vlnrrnlwl. K. 411--l-lf+11J1. Xl, IINIIII. . . . , . , I I nwt. I. 4xg.m1vn1-'f. Il. lmlvr. ,l. lwllllllw. H. 11.11-, l. Lum, X, lm1.m11-mtl, IV. N-'rl--11. I IIIIIIIIHIIJII. X. Nlfxmrl. is T ri ENIOR CONFRATERNITX f left to right: . Farrf-ll. . Cardinal . Yann-. . Fuller. R . . . McNeill. . XI:-Nlanu-. 3 In every school the ultimate goal to lie attained is education. Une impor- tant phase of this education is the religious training so often overlooked hy secular institutions. A young man without a solid moral training is a ship without a keel and without a destination on the turlrulent sea of life. The Confraternity of the Sacred Heart is an organization which purports to give a solid religious training to a select few, and to reach out to the remaining students through the influence of these same few. The Con- fraternily, therefore, consists of young men dedicated to the ideals of perfecting themselves in the practice of their Catholic Faith through the devotion to the Sacred Heart. These teenagers through their leadership endeavor to im-ulcate into the other memliers of the student hody the con- victions they have made their own through prayer and meditation. Although seldom in the limelight, the Con- fraternity memliers have brought a renewed religious vigor in the school through such organizations as The Living Rosary, the En- thronement of the Sacred Heart in the class- rooms, novenas, and Lenten projects, Assured- ly each memher, through his generosity and constancy in spreading the devotion to the Sacred Heart, will have his name written in this same Heart Mnever to lie effacedf' SOPHOMORE KQONFRATERNITY -- lf-ft to right: G. Fischer. T. NIcHugh. R. Cashman. W. St. Jean. N. Bourque. H. Charbonneau, R. Larkin. Brother Alphonse, S.C., R. Charpentier, E. Rousseau. L. Cormier. D. St. John, A. Perla. 95 P, Se-nechal, P. Marien. L. Celinas. and R. Martin. 5 1 3 1 A 0 - -'5xuab'r Tr- i'-V. J. ClPlilllI't C010 prvp Murvh. ? I , v gn I F 10 i we-1. , ,- Cln'-laruu,uh and .mx rvligiouf pueters for ZVQJJS1 , . :Bair .. N, I f Al. l1m.mm1':ni fwplainx Ifnthrone- nxvnt Jctails tw Confrutvrnity. 'fa L. ne' Hn-pre-sc-ntatives from humerooms participate in Enthronement Cf'I'CHl0Ily. Mathieu and S. Hvbert onlhrwuf- Sacred Heart in Room 23. 'CP P. Senechal receives confrater- nity pin from Father A. DeBlois. HWhat's huzzinf cousin? Joe Innamorati and A. Innamorati print Confraternity Bulletin. 5 Living Rosary crowns Catholic Youth Week. X . Q .f , Kem! w 4,442 Xin. - -HN - ,. U.: Un Fehruury 5. the Seniors entered Z1 vlnsed retreat at the Ulmlate Retreat Huuse of Mary. Queen of the Apostles. in Hudson. N. H. lvnder the reli- gious guidanve of Father Charles Dozois. 0. M. I.. the graduates made Soul-searching meditations to repair the sinful past and prepare for a more xirtuous life. The 52 seniors returned spiritually refreshed and glad of their newly-found peace and joy. A 3 1 U Q , e i ipgr QR R. Ur-aulav in 1-iuf-mild inffditatinn. ,o' in 3 ll 'V 3 4 -r 1' 1- - .- x X ,,.at7Za0wDame7f.S, The underclassmen attended a semi-closed retreat here at school where Father Bouley. MS.. talked interestingly and powerfully on the subject of teenagers and their prohlems. Going to the New Testament for his topics. he made the personalities and doctrine come alive with his vivid commentaries. Many local priests helped in the confession of over three hundred boys. The Junior Confra- ternity of the Sacred Heart officially enthroned the Sacred Heart in all the classrooms. At the end of REV. R. BOI'LI-IY MS Retreat rllasler Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment ends the first day of the Retreat. Most students receive during the elosing Mass of the Retreat. Q . 1 4 the retreat Father Bouley recommended a Crusader :J N -4 Code of Conduct. and on Thursday morning gave communion to nearly all the boys. bf Ext ig? sk: tl DEBATING TEAMS ,---f idthnu A rr inan vw FRESHNIAN TEAM -- le-ft tu right. sitting: T. Enright. E. Fitzgeralt Dowling. R. Porter. C. Antwnvlli. H. Angc-vine. 'rst row. stan in Coppcnrath, P. Keating. J. Pamiiwio. R. Mathieu, E. Gastonguay. R. Larkin Se-contl row: B. Bclliwau. U. l.e-Blanc. J. Bouchflr, L. Pic-rmarini. R. Roy. nt dm: ntdl f :lui pm .1 V rch 1 tx ' ' .5 ti x in uwatea. R. Crrmier. L. Gelinag. P. Ward. R. Charpentier. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM f if-ft to right. Sitting: 5. Barry. .. Cc-linas, R. Cormier. R. McDonald. Standing: W. Iflfcuya-r, J. Queenan, J. Moran. W. 0'Cunnur, W. Gouslin. N is S 5 'Nftrt Dame dthater g.a1n natlonal rccognltxon m Nfl P Jingfl l Vlalte Brother Hfgrrnal N4 Nhool letter awarded for Queer 5 1n lnteracholaatxc debate competl 11011 llllff 111 1 o f o QU our t1 am llltrllg anr forma Jo mg. ugh f ffl Qluflilll It repre ent recognl tlon of afhlexement f ss IC he mll alssaw e roud l r other 1t open the door to Qtlll greater opportunme and Curse e Natlonal Forcn IF Leafvue an honor Qocletx for deli-ater It non ha ewhtx fue thou Qanrl IllfIlll'lf.fQ and Qu hundred flftx ehapteri repre Gentlnf ewrx Qeftmn of the rountrx To thouianda r lg.ll Sr o Q ucent e ettf-re N are CN nonxmoua mth organlzed peer h aft1x1tx debate model fongrew and natlonal eompetltlon the fundaxncntal purpoie of the League 1 t entourage greater number of Qtudenti to acquire uae of t e Qpol-:en wrt t 1 the funftl n 0 t e League to motlxatc Qtudenta to take full adxantage of the opportunltlei l1X3ll8lJl6 to them and to Lon t1nue mth zeal ln thelr pureult of IJf0f1ClCI'lCX ln Qpeerh Notre llame Hlgh School recened lte chapter 1n 1906 Since then twentx membera hate galned nat1o11al rewgnltlon 111 th1Q Qoelety and three hawe earned the hlgheit award proffered hs the League the degree of D1QtlHCl10U sa l lNXfl0'N4l. PORENNIC LE-XDLE left to rlght, -1tt1ng R Lheibrough, Treaeurer, T larrfll, Xue Prexldent, barn Nance, Prexrdent, D Baker Necretary, C, WICXIHHUN Niandlng H Lharptntnr, lp Laxoxe, H Nnnth, B Wdllfy U NUIIOH, P .lffngv l0l Q . Nlf- 1: -lj in a 1ati nal hm r . r-iety' is the E W 8 pr I 1 oltjw-tixe of lf- h 5 l rrl- . h lflx' fl'V S'h11, 1-. 5 S '- eh, 'V ' 'J ' ' o 'h' eh ' .p h Q I p . 'o 5 ' , 9 , ' N, 1 Th 5 1 C X X ,, x I. K S. Y S .C . b - . 'D , ff h'f ,tho l ,t l- S tllf l , .' .'Fl. ' 'Q' ' ' I ' ' ,jf d H. .' N A U A ' ' A ' disvussion. tlramatir- interpretation: nf-wseasting. r ' I ' . 'S fl ,7 h . 'm l. l As ' 'o f h Yi I, ' - 1 , . I rx 1 W or 1 25 1 II, QV, V y ll- H..,11111t11111 41- V11--11 1 Kim, 15111111141 1 1 1 I,1,jA1 1111, Ifksz-1111. 1 A f rs Nlknnf, 1 .1 x Q 1 i 5 5 f 1111'11111l '1 'K f in 'vas ei 'Q R 5 1 . 5 S 1 I, Fr I irbatfr Iv kin thai rx 11111-11 + A 'F f-rf g 'r ballwts R. Purtvr. If. llmtwnguav. ffoppvrirath, R, SHH1I'Il'0IH. P. Kvating. limthvr Rcfginalfl. SC. 1 4' X LQ- f',v,'1.. Ilvlmtvrs on th:-ir way If BUNIUII. IL. Iwtzgflralll. J H1111r'l1r-r. R. Huy. P. Vin! H. f:hl'N1'I1'llQll. fi. Yann' 'I' I-'q1rrvlI. K. IHH11-5-1 X 111111 wx-1-111 1111- NTAIT :114 1-111112 111 .1 fl'-l1.11f H-L1-1111 H. fHr11111r. I. P11111 El, 4 N11 NI.11111x. Hr-111111 H'-1111111-1 5.11, l. X3111. IO2 i l lv They live flange-rouely. P. Keating and R. l'ur heading for Round Rnliin debate IUUY'I18HIf'Ill. R. Chesbrough and D. Baker. outstanding junior debaters, demonstrate their skill in C.Y.C. debati- tournament. Q -M 1? X.- 4: ter ,af 1- nnarfl f run a un our NfW Fngland RIUfl4flI nng.rf 1 tin a P C. Vance elected candidate to represent New England at National Student Congress in Kentucky. i-:Eng Idf-ab are exchanged and vonvlu-ions drawn in a we-ll planned ilifrufsifin. P. Ward. R. flurniier. T. Farrell. fl. Yam-eg R. ffharpe-ntier. I., Ge-linaf, IO3 PHI-QI' l.II If i- 11 -tiuh-nt-ulwmtwl pliliiivailimi 4if'SislIlf'li tu inform thc- mi- tirfl NilI1if'Ili lumix' ut tlw awtivitief- ui th.- Xiil'l0llw varnpuf Ul'gIiiIlIZilllUll5. It ix puli- lifhed monthly during: the l'OUI'Nf' of thf- -Chool yearw-froni Uvtuliffr to Way. With a monthly :wwf mumiup that f'IlIibl'iif'f'f avtivitief Tklllflillg from ftudviit gmwfrii- ment to lrafkfftlaall. Pre-p l.iff- uwf its eight pages of fpavc t l'0I10Illil'diiy FU that the news of the entire student lmrly may inf' p1'op91'ly and piwnpoliioiiatviy' di-- weminatefd. uoCE PICTICIR J. W' :XTSON Elfifl?f-IvV1'f'lII't'f CLAYTON A. CKHUIN,-XL Nezrs Ezfilor CHARLES E. MQ-NIANVS. JR. Sports Editor 'Ihr Iffiitnrial Staff . . . Po-Irr Wat-un. ECiiIilf'iIl'fihiP'fI Ruhr-rl liulwuu, uwixtanl mlilnrg tlhari--N Nii'NIu11u-, -'mth wlitrfr: Clayton lIurdinal. nf-mx v-mlilwrz an-1 JHIII1 lin'-iiahan, zivaiiaging .-fiitur. ll'llff'I' with Urwthf-r ,-Miriam. favully zuixiwr. I04 A Dig this soph mmm:-nt. says Peter Watson to his assistant Robe-rt Baheau. .1. , ME! 5 X f News of interest to the students in the various fields is channeled into reports of the activities of the educational organizations offered at school. The activities of the varsity athletic teams provide the material for sports pages. Important social events are highlighted on the front page of Prep Life, and various feature stories enliven the pages of each edition. A personal touch is lent by comments of student columnists, and on the editorial page the editors attempt to present the truth to their readers. ROBERT E. BABEAK Assistant Editor JAMES E. CHARLAND Feature Editor JOHN T. BRESNAHAN. JR Managing Eilimr lan Stewa The Little I 100861 , . Fish of The Cpgssjafed pn- chew t ND Hit ins a-nn umm The annual retreat roducod the second semei r ' A' mime studentsf 1uA'.'.' ' to Hud: oHo for H C49 ' inning February 5 ar.- 'lnuing until th' all 1 Confraternity AC Ya ' 0am,' SW' 1' wi iihowbof lnCe tgillll ',qpI'D 1' 03121 5, pm -mi iirst HOIW- 5enioI'S- L Rene 'L f gentler :James Beauot 6 i-neeu, . 1' -..hir Inhn Science Club Ollii Vlembers Construc 1509 - all be boxggwa U A-ani no ron, htu Gqfe? CHRIST: the Tea .-.M - R03 Ogtggfs' livin? r Studentolic yOuthO5ar'y, I jf' th paptici eek 9. e yegpn petion .enlnpz thg wg Eommemp in ere ,mdk -A e ' N. treat at Hudson lllllllf. llmf BRIISABER lil-ll Y , 9 D f . our soul' so d u' Life Insurance fake a cha' D d COMICS! PAPERS, B00 OU Carff ,ak restion of me H r iff YS' XN,f ,Xt the official st-hool pululiration. Prep Liff- is favvfl with the task of reporting all events. llvra- the l'rosli svvni tn lic' int:-rf--te-tl Being specific is a must. declares Brother Adrian to James Moran. 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The 111'z1l1l1 11f pi'1ur1-5 11'hi1'l1 ilillvfll e11'r1 page is w .4 fl ' 1'S2l111gl1ff11s11 ' 1 V1 s. th x -' 'l1.5 Q . U ' 1' 1. K. ,A . --Q . I. S 1 'as. 1 ' ' ' - N, 11. 1' l.'- B lf H ax. - . . '1 l kd 1 'V .llll1l1lSUB h C 'li s. ' -'1 -S ' ll - ling U 1. 'l . fl ' lf 1 1 ' . ' py. 'J'1 ' i 1 7 J 1 I.- A 3' , 5 1 Q 1 - , . J i .Y J. 1 ,fs 'i 1 - 1 1 1- i gi Q Q 2' I P3 108 A W' FQ I-Q I XXIII 'I' 'I XII: Ii. II LillIiif'. I. I 1rI111.1I. Ir. IM1Iw.I'. f.Imrrwr1. I' I xmI-rU- I Iarrvll. IJ. NXNIII. G f,I.:'I5F HIPIIUIIF: Q.. Larrlmal. P. I.aunbros. IJ. Swift. T. Farrell, H. Chambers. ,K 3-I Nw-.., .Q 1 f l-1 'Hin-i, A - .L it 'SL Nvi .VXLIIXIIII-'S IilJlTUHS: C CRIITIIIIHI. fl. XIIIIIVE. C. NIc-Crvgor 'I IIIFIPII H. Hakkineu. H. NIC SPORTS EDITORS: C. ffarrlinal. G. lIc'Gregor. R. McNeill. T Farrell. E. Laurie. I. Charland. I. Kellx. C. lICNIanus. Charlie Grenier in The Old Philosopher T. Reardon ahd the Glee Club entertain the Ladies' Club in Gardner. L. Caisse tap dances while the Clee Club watche during the Minstrel Show. ' 'Q 0 . ur 1 f 57' v ' MEMBERS OF THE GLEE CLUB '-s:33 fr' .41 -E, ...' 4 ' H14 ff' ' 9 , , . .,,- - A . , M. Y w it - 5- -... . .. , .. 'iw' 4,1 if R ' Na? R, Noel ,l. Duhalnel A, Denauh R, Dube R. Cashman R, McNeill M. Parnarowskis P. Benoit N. Boucher R. Winters A. Perla E. Richards N. Dube W. O'C0nnor D. St. John C. Persson P. Lagoy E. Lavoie J. Queenan R. Poirier R. Charpentier L. Chapdelaine L. Celinas K. Mondville G. Hebert C. DeBonis J. Pandiscio L. Piermarini P. Christian T. Reardon A E. F redette .- MP! 1 A . .h ,x ., 'N 4-in . Under the new direction of Brother Giles the Notre Dame Clee Club continued its meteoric rise to the pinnacle of vocal entertainment. lts thirty and more members sectioned into threc singing parts gave beautiful renditions of religious hymns, classical pieces, and popular songs at our different school functions and assemblies. As truly as music is the universal language of all men. the Clee Club often expressed the common thought and emotion of us all during those several school functions. Their greatest performance was their annual minstrel show in November entitled Showboat. A thronging crowd of 900 parents and teenagers enjoyed the vast repertoire of the members and volunteers. as they strutted through their songs and jokes in front of a stage decor of the Showboat Robert E. Lee. In December the young performers went to Gardner to entertain the Catholic Women's League. They also added great warmth and cheer to the closing ceremonies of the l956-57 school year. I ?ua6agduS,g. ' -f-K., ,- K liobvrt ll. ll1.ll4 2lll aml lllldlllr li. 3lc3lanus, Jr., vhvck thi- library! will.-4 lil 4-5 fuliwv- rqfql:- ily . . .1 . yr . l , -. i 1 Tl '- x 1 9 William A. Gouflin clictatvs catalogue card information to head lilsrarian Garry F. Yancf-. 5 . S + . vlwl 3 .iw i Q A . f I Q 4 i Librarian Clayton A. Cardinal prepares the weekly display of vocational and religious pamphlets. 5 in 'Q Rafi. wi 'K .A x Q w .4- Classificalion . . . Charlvs M1-Xlanus checks William Gouslink -uggeslion w Ruben llabeau pond'-rs im-r the prublvmatic till:-. j The library in a Qu-html is. ai it were. the fountain- head nf all the rflaiairral and seientifir' lcrwwlflflgze dis- pensed in the indixidual strffann which are the Claes- rnmni. Whereas the daily lesson merely uhvts the ap- petite nf the serious Student. the lilvrarj., with its in- exhaustilile Smurf-e nf iw-'ll-11 for reading and referenffe. satisfies more fully the schnlar'5 desire to pursue the ultimate ends and viruses of his class knowledge. But all is nrit re+earfgl1 and scholarly puriuit at the Notre llame Lihrarjs. where ahundant stores nl rifiwels, playa. and short stories thrill the mind with advc-nturous tales from every c-ountry and century. lfnder the direction of Brother Ceeilius. the lilirary has also been a dispensing unit for pamphlet literature on the important religious and fm-ial iqfues of the day. for teenagers e-lperizilly. A devote-tl ftaff of lilirairy asfiftants Composed of Garry Vance. fllaytun Cardinal. Robert Babeau, Charles Mc Marius. and 'William Cuuslin. has greatly lessened the often-painstaking tasks of research. LIBRARY STAFF Librarians Carry Vance and Robert Baba-au replace a daily Qupply of borrowed books. S 3? ig Z' -el if ,W f ' - . .4 fm, ,qt V e EPT, , . 5 ggi.: f '-,tj .. R ' s' ' t, 'V ' Vgafs ' 51? . tl 5 1. il Q Q 1 ,G . ,fn x t' A-,J is-'1..' Y- , L. ' BRO' ,f Well, tho-re's the future for many grads, KOYIIIYHIIIS Carry to Bee Cardinal. llllflt tjl'ICll,llfS. SC. Faczzlly Librarian X 'Q 3 H' DRIVER EDUCATION STUDENTS Balnzau Harry Beaudoin Bvnoil Bc-sseltv Bnurque CllfIllil'f Cult' Us-nuull llulre Farinvau Fly nn Gaudet Gilhnnly Hagerty Hakki nen Hnrgan ,lallrcrl K. LaPrade Larkin Larkin Lawrenve Lvgvr Nlalwr Parnarms Pemla ff! BROTHER ARMAND, S.C. Athletic Moderator X f ff XXXW A ,X ,J X...-1 ,f ff Sports even in a high school is a vast organizational structure of men, equipment, transportation, and schedules that can tax the energy and patience of even the greatest busi- ness executive. At Notre Dame, Brother Ar- mand has held the exacting job of athletic moderator for five years, and he has'-been largely responsible for the smooth operating machinery found in the Southstreet school's sports world. His tireless effort to improve the quality and quantity of Notre Dame athletes and equipment, has made the Crusader school a North Worcester County power in all the four major sports. Also his courtesy and reception of opposing coaches and teams have been impeccable. But his great- est contribution to area sports has undoubted- ly been and still is his cherished ambition of welding all North Worcester County schools into a federation of competitive but friendly sports. km true and complete dCflI1lt1OH Pfllltclllfbll tate me o man a1m the dexelopment of the bodx to make 1t the dl clpllned m tru ment of the enlwhtened mlnd And port haxe proxen mxaluable for thu pulpo e That 1 uhx ID the 'Notre Dame cuxlleulum mter cholabtxc Sport are vnen thelr proper txme and place The Covwheel atop the sehool emblem ls a flttmg symbol for Qpolt and a forceful xemmder that fan and YN1IlIllHg athletleb must wheel ln um on mth ewelw C00 lthe 1nd1v1d ual playerj dlpplng and rlslng as the hub fthe teamt dictates The sporta dlllllOIlll6S at Notre Dame are juatly proud that lll fue years of athletle competxtlon great achxewementm were made 1n teachmg every player the notlonm of falr play and spoxtbmanshlp In the wlsh of the CYC wouth pledge Crusader athletes haue been humble xlctola and graclous lo CIS For thlb we owe our coachmg personnel the ment of true edueatora of the man lll each one of thelr playerb Ill football basketball tlaek and babebill fx L1 -erm- My ' t V 'nth ? 1 .15 , v MR. JOHN O'GRADY r' L -51:17. Stepping victoriously into the Notre Dame football system this year was new head coach .lack 0'Crady. He made a young, unsure team, tabbed as a sleeping giant. into the Crusaders' winningest grid squad. His gridsters trained to clockwork precision and hard-charging foot- ball scored six victories with only two losses. He developed a highly potent backfield that scored over 150 points. and a vicious line that gave but 78 points. Coach 0'Crady, a former Concord High and Boston University player, made great football know-how and rigid training sessions his winning factors. Still greater heights are expected of his charges in his second year at the helm. ,-. Q ,- s., MR, GUY DIBENEDETTO One of the first Fitchburg men to devote their time and effort to the Notre Dame sports cause was Guy DiBenedetto. He brought to the first Crusader gridmen not only football know-how, but valuable character training which early stamped Notre Dame football as clean but hard fought. Despite young and undermanned varsities and scanty training and playing equipment, he produced teams of great defensive strength. His finest hour was undoubtedly his upset over St. Bernard's 1 in 1955. MR. ERNEST NOLE Another in the long line of devoted founding friends of the Notre Dame cause is personable Ernie Nole. His work with Crusader athletes has been incalculable. and his valuable line coaching and scouting have helped to produce some of the most alert and better defensive lines in the country. As freshman coach he has tabbed and developed some of the brightest prospects on today's winning varsity. I . E4,v fi-ng: X A Xt . ASS.-V ' t 1' , F '. ' ,f .c. ii' Seaoaafg ,ivsii 9559 f 66 QAM 55 it . 5... -M Q. 2-izcpao First row, left to right: R. St. Germain. J. Kelly. F. Houle, R. Thibodeau, R. Cagne. . Sibley, D. Dame, A. Tocci, A. Stewart. A. Innamorati. Second row: W. Theriault. Griffin. D. Wicker. C. Chester. R. Duval. R. Trudel. J. lnnamorati, R. Beaulac, . Stewart. R. LaBelle. C. Cardinal. M. Hagerty. Hlanagerb. Third row: J. Arcangeli. . Manion, E. Rousseau. M. Darr. C. Fischer. J. McHugh. T. Peralta. R. Quatrello. Whitcomb, T. McHugh. R. Leger. THE I9 6 BLUE AND HITE GRID TEAM The 1956 Crusader foothall team under the new head coach Jack O,Crady was the first var- sity grid team to realize a winning season. Unleashing a speedy. high-scoring liackfield and a driv- ing forward wall. the 0'Crady men conquered six of their eight foes. The hackfield aces scored over 150 points. while the stuliliorn Notre Dame line led lay seniors Ronald Thihodeau. Joseph Kelly, and Roger Cagne, gave up only T8 points. Ron Duval copped individual scoring honors with 55 points, while Alan Stewart and Gerry Chester added another 50 points with broken-field running. aided hy Cary Adams' masterful blocking. The Crusader eleven operating from the split-T also had aerial power with Tom Peralta heaving to '4Bee Cardinal, Gus Tocci, and Ronald Beaulac. How- ever the brunt of the credit goes to coach Jack O'Crady and his able assistants, Guy DiBendetto and Ernie Nole, for their excellent coaching techniques and emphasis on preparedness. II9 eauhfz ,,-19' ,Af Q In 3,- 0 . . o RONALD THIBODEAU One of the driving football co-captains of the successful 1956 football squad was redheaded Ronald Thibodeau Hold ing the position of right guard his tremendous drive and sure hands won him acclaim and a coveted spot on the North Worcester County Eleven. His game of the year was un doubtedly at Maynard when he recovered a touchdown fumble to give the O'Grady men a squeaker, 7-6. ROGER GACNE Roger Gagne was one of the four-season veterans on the stalwart Notre Dame line that brought the Crusaders their first winnhxg football season. Also one of the 1956 grid co- captains his constant, rugged line work at tackle was an inspiration to the whole team which recognized his unsung greatness. In Notre Dame football traditions he will be remem- bered as the smoothest yet most energetic lineman on the forward wall. CLAYTON CARDINAL to O'Crady men. A FGA ,Z 'from his uGus,9 T play will be Athol its the is ff' UD' 89 made the gridiron wards after an ablence of two Cardinal. He provided a tremendous lift offensive and made the opposition warv of heave. Possessed of big hands and sure innumerable pages for sizeable gains and as in the Ayer ilme. He also punted and Mi if My, 1 'ff 'gkgilifi , , C 7: .... PM JOSEPH KELLY According to Coach O'Grady, the presence of Irishman .loe Kelly on the N. D. squad assured the Crusaders of a winning season. Joe played superior ball at his guard post and was named on the North Worcester County Eleven. His name even figured in the scoring race. as he intercepted a St. Columbkille fumble for a fifty yard touchdown gallop. A great take-charge guy he maintained a great fighting spirit on the whole team. RONALD BEAULAC A two-year varsity man who excelled in several positions is versatile Ronald Beaulac. Alternating at guard and left end, he proved a good two-way player with a knack of being at the right place at the right time. Having considerable speed for a small man, he was able to make his end quite safe from long end romps. His tackles were always low and effective. e 4 Z6 FRANCIS HOULE QA bone-bruising lineman in football who neither asked nor yn quarter on the gridiron was Francis Houle. A four-year ll an in football he developed into a strong guard or tackle could supply or fill the hole in the Notre Dame line. A a better-than-average kicker he sent many kickoffs tower- ing into the end tone. The tough Ashburnham redhead's shoes will be hard to fill. LABELLE i in Notre Ve's powerful hack- B r ,. Dick was on the i gade the second ' ' M '2- .1 S lo r , tented 4? Z2 -. 12 also ad f U eff'-if N is Y' ecause of and ,I l only limited weary regulars ff '. , t me .F 'U NOTRE IJ-XXIE 18 Running their shutout string from last year to five. the Crusaders gained sweet revenge over arch-riyal Fitch- hurg for last yearis hearthreaker with a 6-0 win over the Red and Gray at Croeker Field. l'ossihly spurred on hy the huge N. D. painted on liollstone llill overlooking the field. the fast-charging Crusader line. which held the opponent to one net yard. opened up at left tat-kle for Ron Duval for a first period score and a game-winning margin. Right guard Joe Kelly sei-ntillated for the Crusaders while Chet was hero of the day with his hrilliant punt return which set up the Sfflrfl. gd qi Q!- ATHOL 0 Getting off to an auspieious start. the Crusaders of Notre Dame ripped host Athol Highs defenses for an 18-U first-half lead. and then roasted to their first yietory of the season. .Klan Stewart. Ronnie Uuxal. and Gerry Chester ae- eounted for the seoring on runs of lil-. 3. and 49 yards respeetiyely. Ronis touchdown elimaxed a fine 65-yard jaunt through the middle of the Red Raiders' line. In the second half the eoaeh substituted freely to give all the players an opportunity to participate in the game. NOTRE DAME 6 FITCHBURG U NOTRFQ DVUIF ' 4 1' ,fy 15? .ntaxw NIAYNAXRIJ 6 Cu-waptaiii zmrl right guarrl Runnin Thihuflfiau prar'tif'- ally uvervarm' Nlaynarrl High Sirigleharirlf-elly as he Frforell a tour-hclffwn and plays-rl hrilliant flfxl-f'l1FlXP hall in a T-6 thrills-r. .'xflf'I' limi lluval wr-nt mf-r for the smirf-. a jarring tarkle vausc-rl him to fumhlf-. only tu haw- the ever-ale-rt i'Thih sau- the game and the clay fur Nutrv Dame- aml Cuavh Oifirarlyis hirthrlay hy Il0UIN'lI1f1 tm the frm' hall. On an attviiiptc-fl f-miwrsimi had pass from ve-nts-r rauifffl Gerry ChPStPr to swvep rifzht vml for thff all- impnrtant extra pnint. I E 'r 4' 4 'ofhio , R, -8 il, ef Q . f...,re, J. 1f'f'i,.f173'i3 H39 l-' -Io- 1 .1 15 1 ..A. ' r .4-'bil 1 ff- : -af , V ' S,-, -0 Guing flown tu thffir first flf'ff'Zil in four gainf-S. the Notre llamfl ffrufarlvrs we-rQ he-atfm hi pwwvrful Wifwthrirrm High. 21-6. The- Blur- and Whitv helrl thf-ir own Seruml half. hut the- powerful Single-wing attavk nppmimit had tlmw itQ damage. Hfmnic- Duval prmirlf-fl thf- only hrigzht Split flat. ai he vrzivlxf-fl mer from the Qix-yarfl Stripe fourth pf-riorl for za lmie N. ll. tally. Run Sihlc-y in the of the of the in the play ml fine- df-feiiiixv hull ulmigz with Cvrry Clic-Ste-r who twivf' vaught up with XY:-Qtlmru harlu in the 1-lr-ar. joe lima- murati injurefl his wrist in thc- rough lim- play aml lvft the game. NOTRE IlAN1E 6 Vi EFTBORO 21 ... V . to K9 ,- me A ...,,,.,fsfM 1 4 .. x, RK., . ln their higgest scoring outhurst of the season. the Crusaders romped over visiting Qt. Columlvkille's lligh hv a score of 33-fl. at the Bernardian Bowl. The Crusaders had no troulvlc whatsoever as thev simply overpowered the Green from Brighton. Ronnie Duval. Cerrv Chester. Dick Trudel, A-Xrt lnnamorati. and lineman Joe Kelly all scored for Notre Dame. Gerry Chester also converted twice and Dick LaBelle ran for another extra point. Coach Jack Uifirady emptied the bench and even the freshman reserves joined the rout. e,-v O sd 3 sq , 1 JJ- ,,. .- .cas , mi. fs' ,, 1 ia f Norma DAME - X. .0 ,,. sr, COLLMBKILLE 11 '--Ma 'M eswvfffff D' ,M 19: NOTRE DAME 26 WACHUSETT REGIONAL If Paced luv Ronnie lluval who plaved hefore a home crowd. and Alan Stewart and Gerry Chester. Notre llame hroke a close I3-12 hall game with two fourth-period scores in a 26-12 victorv over Waehusett Regional lligll School at Holden. Stewart led the scoring parade with two touchdowns. while Ron Duval ' q.., Y'. MC' and Tom Peralta each tallied once. Ron gained over 160 yards and averaged six yards per uarrv. lle and Chester also ran the extra point. I24 NOTRE DAME AYPQR I CC agile Thr- Crusaders blasted Mer High for their sixth win in seven starts by a svore of 32-13. Torn Peralta displaying a fine passing arni hit end Bere Cardinal with a pair of l4Illf'llilUVNll lieaies. lion Duval. Gerry Chester. and Cari Adains also joim-sl the storing parade with a tally apieve. Chester axeragefl ll xard- a f-arrv for oifensixe laurels. with Bee Cardinal eopping the prize for the best all-around performance. X NOTR E DA NIE 20 SAINT BERNARUS Notre Dame lost both the city Championship and the Catholic City title in a heart-breaking 26-20 defeat from bitter rival St. Bernard's. However. the Crusaders Covered themselves with glory as they played their hearts out in a breathtaking contest. But sub-par defenses told the story as the Blue and Gold's forward line outplayed the Blue and Whites Fullbaelc Ron Duval gave one of the best exhibitions of running in a long time. as he blasted for three touchdowns on runs of 14. 75. and 96 yards for all the Notre Dame touchdowns. Crusader penalties proved costly as a close clipping play and an offside cost the 0iGf3df'I116Il a touch- down and a conversion to wipe out a tie or a win. '25 i . . to do something better every day on the field s All-Arnerim-an greatness. savs Coaeh Eddie Ander- on of Holy Cros. I Q ' -l Jxtlltigg on the suggestion of footlnall roach ,lack Uiflratly. the nt-wl5'-organized Notre Dame Booster tilnlm ht-lit a foothall lvanqnet on Wvednesday. llerem- her 5. at Kitlgis Corner. Leominster. The supper. attended hy over 400 parents and friends and emeeed hy Mr. Joseph Pandiseio. was highlighted hy such speakers as Dr. Edward Anderson. coach at Holy Cross. Father Charles Gendreau. school Chaplain. Brother Leo Alhert. fromer prineipal. Brother lfrederie. prineipal. and others. After the supper Brother Armand. athletic director. and George llarniele made the indixidual and team presentations. Trophies were awarded to Ronald Thihodeau. the Host Yaluahle Senior. to Cary Adams. the Most lmproved Player. and to Joseph Kelly and Ronald lluval. the Best l.ineman and Best Bark in the Notre llttttlt'-Sillttl liernardis game. The Brother l.eo Allxert trophy was given hy him to George Fiseher for quali- ties of sportsmanship. desire. and eooperativeness. All seniors reeeived Notre llame sports sweaters. the underelassnien footlnall letters, and the freshmen foot- hall pins. Coach ,lack O'Crady declared Joseph Innamorati the 1957 football captain. 7az'12e Wcbtowtdefaqeaad 1-n-w,...- 2 ff! ' 4 Y ' Y' I ' L ' 5 First row. left to right M... ,Q . 5 J. Kelly. tm. ww-kt-f, A ,Y . V -- ' 51 ' Tocei, F. Houle. R. Cagne K 34 f, R. Lallelle. R, McNeill , - , f -'T 'A' R. Beaular, C. Cardinal . A V , 5 'QU' P. Lambros. R. Thibo- ' ' E de-au. I f if 'A 1 ul 4 A , 1. of K '--Q A o Jo, o f . 5 . - ,I. Ci I V 0 I ' 4 I 5-A ' - o o ' , ' . .: l x ' iii.. X, Ab. 1' we- an ' ' ,. ' - 'f,,1-, , , , 4125 , 1. V L12 MW ' if - at . -f ,K 4.4.1 , L i N 1 an 4 fs: f 'Q 'f?5 g f . an ,AX N 'V an. 4' 'YH pp i K. ' . - ' 'ww Az' Q fa., I ' sy ' . '1 A ' K 'VII ak. H 1 lim. as mf :vs , Al xg' X' ? v' 'A ' 'V I Lou Pick, the new head basketball coach replacing Mucho Pappas at Notre Dame, is an outstanding example of the good small man who, through sheer talent and mental sharpness. has succeeded in a sport where great physical assets are considered nearly essential. Before joining the coaching ranks Lou brought himself national fame as a Nlanhattan College player for his exceptional court play and unerring set shot. As a mentor he coached such college teams as St. Anselnfs and Assumption. Our Catholic City rivals. St. Bernard,s. enjoyed their greatest years under Senor Pick las he is affectionately calledl. It is his boast that he has never had a bad team, and his first Blue and White record of 14 wins and six losses has won him the faith of Notre Dame followers, who consider the humorously verbose. court mastermind as one of the game,s best. '29 Left to right. tstandinglr Bill Turner Don Casacca Bob Cote Bee Cardinal Coach Lou Pick Vern McGrath Don Benoit Bob Brown Craig Corliss Edgar Lavoie Manager Peter jengo .llnnager Roger Cuglielmo 4ah.senfu MR. L OUIS PICK 'luv-f if ' in ' .iff J HN' Wil A . T3 ,J .sgw 3, O . ended G CRAIG CORLISS Craig wrote a brilliant finish to his Notre Dame , basketball history with a tremendous last season per- formance. Averaging nearly 22 points a game lwith a game high of 38h he reached an amazing 1400 Kill' at lv . Rf-,DWX xii el il fl xi ' Ok ,lg 15? 1' S 2:1 points for his four seasons of play. He crowned his - high school basketball career by making the Catholic and North Worcester County All-Star teams. Nlany feel that with his departure a Notre Dame basketball era comes to an end. W WILLIAM TURNER A small but speedy player. he enjoyed terrific performances as a junior varsity player before becoming regular this year. A hard dribbler with a good one-hander from the corner. he was invaluable in suhbing for tired regulars. A great lover of the game Bill was the most faithful for practice and to carry out any given assign- ment. CHARLES MCMANUS Probably the most-widely advertised Crusader on the whole Notre Dame sports setup is Charles McManus. scorer for the Blue and White hoop squad. He has brought to his job punctuality. observation. and honesty. After each game he will painstakingly comb the score sheet to see that all players have been accredit- ed justly. His courtesy to other scorers. officials. and players have helped to promote wholesome sports relations at Notre Dame. KS, X Xx , f It as I . . ,qi Q -. Tix 6 ,Ng , -I W xv' W 3 5. A -XXULWN Wzs Ylxy 06,4 'WP JM Rx: ., 7 ROBERT BROWN Green, a transfer student. was Littleton's loss and Notre Dame's gain. Already developed , J , . as a player. he stepped into the first Crusader - t. five and added great defensive and offensive strength to the Blue and White attack. His style I X of play was relentless and fast and his passes Rest X were bullet-like. Jim Chalmers. the local game announcer, called his jump shot the best in ,,' , North Worcester County. li wk L 'fgiidqfi X t k ROBERT COTE Bubbles was undoubtedly the greatest basketball find in the County in 1956-57. Com- ing out of virtual obscurity, he developed into a great rebounder who made the Notre Dame 3 fast-break possible, with his strong down-the- ' J court heaves. His deadly overhead shot and , drive-ins opened many enemy defenses, and set the stage for many high scoring tilts. He averaged a respectable 8 points a game for his guard-feeding post. ' 4 sa ' s CLAYTON CARDINAL A three-letter man in sports Bee greatly con- tributed to the Crusaders' winning hoop season. He was a valuable rebounder with the instinct of a champion to grab the all-important rebound. A good court watchdog he blocked many shots in front or beneath the basket. On the offense his strong. sure hands made him an ideal feeder from his guard post. EDGAR LAVOIE The business and care of any team often require the services of many more men than players. lt is the im- portant job of the manager to oversee all the dress and play equipment for this or that particular sport. The Notre Dame hoop squad has profited from the devoted services of Edgar Lavoie who. as manager, has brought efficiency, thoroughness and a light heart to his work. Many thanks to Edgar fthe Covernorj Lavoie. . J S 131 ' .1 Q' X' 1, 'Sf 3 W . AQ 'WB ,v,,V,V Q nm 3, f' -'aw U ', -E fr V Y1' K 'U' 'war J f J 5 . fi? r .. 4? I 1'ruxg :. ff , . 'Q 1 5 ' x HW F : x Y l , fs. .Q 'v' 3522 f' E Q A I f C c ,,, v ,'l,',. K . r 'Q. N 'E 4 Y . I 1'- r 5' u - ,M - NIR. F. JOHN 0'RfJI'RKPI were ably coached this year ln Gerry ffliourke. lli grea lore of the frame, his ability to infuse enthusiasm. hi ti e 9 J less energy in practicing his young charges. all the e ss far-tors that brought a winning percentage to the junior JU IDR VARSITY The Crusader B-Squad concluded a highly impressive season with a record of I5 wins and 8 losses. The varsity hopefuls. eoached by Gerry OiRourke, had the envious record of 9 wins and 2 losses on their home court, and held their own on foreign surfaces. They bested all their opponents at least once. Dick Trudel, Tommy Peralta, and Gerry Chester were the big scoring guns for the team, while Ron Sibley and Charlie Sicard did tremendously well off the boards. Highly commendable play was given by Norman Boucher and George Fischer before the latter was sidelined with a neck injury. Freshmen Tom Barnicle and Ed Gastonguay also helped tremen- The xoutbful junior xarsity and the freshman Mu e by xarsity and freshmen. Gerry. who was himself a three s ort I ' star for :Xyer and Fitchburg lligh. is respeeted In a a a player? 1-oar-h who always rates the boy above the game dously. B-SQUAD - left to right: Ron Sibley, Barry Waite, Bob Martin, Dick Trudel. Tom Barnicle Charlie Sicard, Alfred Weaver, Norm Boucher, Gerry Chester. Bruce Putnam, Ed Castonguay Absent: Tom Peralta. FRESHNIJXN SQUAD A 4 left to right. kneeling: Dave Kauppinen. Paul Farineau. Tom Barnicle. Dick Dowling. Dick Testa. Fran Cormier, Dennis Roy. Standing: Paul Bellixeau. John Belliseau, Tom Enright, Wesley Landry. Ed Castonguay, Bert Gendron. FRESHMAN SQUIRES The freshman hoop squad under the leadership of new assistant coach Gerry Uiltourke racked off a winning season. The play was occasionally spotty, hut the Squires showed enough flashes of hrilliance to cause hope for the future. They kept the tradition alive of a winning freshman liasket- hall season with eight wins against six losses. Eddie Castonguay, Tommy Barnicle. and Dave Kauppinen, who also performed for the B-Squad. were the scoring and rehounding leaders for the Squires. Paul Farineau, Francis Cormier, Dick Testa, Wesley Landry, and Tommy Jordan also played good hall for the yearlings. FRESHNIAN SQUAD B - First row. left to right: Ron Lavoie. Tom Mahoney, John Hall, John Manning. John Boucher. Second row: Paul Keat- ing. Dau- Chambers, Bill Porter. Coach Gerry O'Rourke. B. E. Lagoy Constructor Company, In Leominster. L. E. Bergeron, Paper Box Company, Plast-O-Matic Corporation, Leominster. Kelly Brothers, Inc., Gardner. c., Fitchburg Crocker Burbank Co., Association, Fitchburg. Bestco Builders Supply Co., Fitchburg. E. T. Duval 81 Sons, Inc. Leominster. Fitchburg Spinners Sales Corporation, Fitchburg Yam Company, Fitchburg. Watatic Spinning Mills, Inc., Fitchburg. Wachusett Spinning Mills, Inc., Fitchburg. North Sz Green Streets Merchants, Fit Levi J. Lashua, Fitchburg. George F. Damon and Company, Fitchburg. Finn's Fish Market, Fitchburg. Mollie's Variety Store, Fitchburg. Roy's Cafe, Inc., Fitchburg. Blake's Drug Store, Fitchburg. Cashman's Market, Fitchburg. J. G. Flynn, Linen Supply, Fitchburg. oft4e7femt744t2 Fitchburg chburg. Victor Arcangeli, Contractor and Builder, Westminster. Dumont Insurance Agency, Fitchburg. Fitchburg Federal Savings and Loan Association, Fitchburg Paul J. Woodcome Insurance Agency, Inc., Fitchburg. Safety Fund National Bank, Fitchburg. H. S. Brown Realty Co., Leominster. Laurier Press, Leominster. Fitchburg Paper Company, Fitchburg. i Lewis Furniture Shop, Fitchburg. Your Singer Sewing Center, Fitchburg. Mutual Baking Co., Inc., Leominster. Kimball 81 Son Co., Fitchburg. Lane Clothing Co., Fitchburg. 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