Notre Dame High School - Crusader Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)
- Class of 1960
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Brother Cecilius outlines to the dance committee its duties for fu- ture srrcials, Wi' V In his seyen years at Notre Dame Brother CCCIIIUS dlsplayed the sterling qualltxes of a Crusader IH the frelds of leadershlp teaching and rellgxon Born n Leomxnster he was influenced by the atmosphere of the schools enuronment thereby bemg xery able to lnsplre young students wxth the ChlXHlI'lC Notre Dame spnrlt Brother Cecnlnus rllustmtcs f1cts concerned mth God s creatxons - di V jg V , ae? 47, 'I ., I -. P a , 9 -.ga-at 2 A -Q .f 3' . XA, Gr '.-4-rw '-wav 1 - . . ..: If '- ,P ' . ' ' . I ,..4 , , -urs: ' - J ?-- I K -1' -'A-QW,-, - . .- ' ,- . --.rf x K ' ' ' X -, if - -nf-' :. vu'-'E' ' f - Y ,421 , 1 1 vg,-4 I . rF1g.Q1.Jf:',gy1!Ak,,.Qx.. Sy'-xy Af. 'Vt-S. 3 ',,, ,.f'f7Zf J J,h , f -x, - ff -f. fa . ::' ' ' V Ze ,N FACULTY , ,-Q . ,Q xg- ff' 1 w 1 . - , Q . K q' Tl 1'- ,Q E7 .-,,1 ,- M2115 ff Q Ei uKl -...,,'k 3 tv .u,.,.. X i N f fy ' r ......1l....1. .+ ' ' J: 3 if . ig , H ilu. ? fig .N 1 ,if- 'I 2--f - F gf? .1 -5 X' if-if fi? Ll . r l I Q Q The Notre Dame faculty is a group of dedicated men whose lives are an admirable fusion of the roles of religious and educator. As religious they are spiritual Crusaders whose lifework is devoted to the holy land that is a man's mind and soul. XVith the hel- met of faith and the twin-edged sword of wisdom and knowledge, they attempt to cleave from their students contagion of error, sin and prejudice. They garnish their young charges' knowing faculties with truth and strengthen their will in the pursuit of good. They teach the most chivalric and noble code of all times f the Sermon on the Mount. Christian, humanist, and Crusader in his thoughts and approach, the Notre Dame educator attempts to develop the complete man in the fullness of his physical, intellectual, social, moral, and spiritual powers, W' K at NEW BISHOP OF THE WORCESTER DIOCESE His Sreeellerrey the ,Meet Reverend Bernard ,Z .7lrz1mgr1rr, ,Z 63 D., D. Z1 The new spiritual leader of the XVorcester Diocese has won the hearts of the faithful with an admirable display of apostolic zeal and warm Christian charity. A true friend of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in his former see of Norwich, his interest in Notre Dame is already prominent. His presence and his words should add great solemnity to the 192g graduation. DEVOTED CHAPLAIN OF THE CRUSADERS Reverend ,7 Cfharles Geueireezu Incalculable are the rrch sprrrtual harvests whrch Notre Dame men have the school s prrvate chaplarn Numberless Crusaders rn the past nrne years have flocked to the Immaculate Conceptron curate as to therr sprrrtual father I3 reaped from the zealous priestly ministrations and enlightened counselling of GUIDI G PRINCIPAL OF THE CRUSADERS lfrafher L?rc'deric, S61 x Q, In his four years as principal of Notre Dime, he has firmly established the school as ti retognized center of college preparatory training. The evenin- creasiiig n u ni b e r ol' graduates who go on to College A1 t t e S t to the stimdarrls Ol' teaching and study he has estab- lishetl, Students h .1 v e greatly profited f r o in his wise scliolastic coun- sels garnered from more th.1n twenty-five years of teaithing and admin- istrative experience. ,li 20 A 4, X N ,qi WUI ,ear fi- . f , i ' ffmhifff' QQQQH' . . asixk ' . -vial , . . 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I :VZ ,, L'-el .,,C'.r,Z3 1',,i7 '1-:' ', , 'di-w ,frm af, ,wi .r .-le . ,mv C ' 61.54 1 Y-Loi' if .-ef' '1 I ' , Q . e , I X W. L' -,K .af 9 JI ' i L G P in f I p i I X I , r E t 1 f tx 1' I4 .JH kc-1 lfroflzer Kabcrh S. 0 11 V' p -L il' With every passing year the veteran technical drawing teacher has assumed new and more im- portant roles in school administration, studies. and athletics. Named athletic director in 1958 and assistant principal and senior advisor in 1959, his continued rise is an indication of the esteem and trust in which he is held hy superiors and students alike. I' X KX s Brother' Rohr-rt l'L'.illlL'N the liai'tlsliig's inherent in the acquisition of i school sweater. pigs t 'xt The founding pioneers return from spe- cial studies in Rome last year was hailed by all those who were aware of his great con- tributions to the young school's sports his- tory. The senior math and history teacher also reassumed the football moderator posi- tion and was further named organizing chair- man of the dance and orom committee 'lhuinbing through the historical annals of .1 hygone era, lirothei' Armand ponders over notations on the character' of .1 great orator. QQ Hrathcr Armand 5.61 sruums so l6'rafl1er George Srucsi, .QQ 5... ---...Q Brother George, in a behind-theascenes A vetc-r.1n tciicher, he lus lUI'0Llglll .1 wealth ol' classrtioin experience in his first yc-.ir .it Notre Dame. Rqecipicnt of il goxernment scl1ul.1rsl1ip for iid- vunced physics studies at XY'orcester Tech. he has bolstered the science de- partment. A lm er ot' line .irt .ind clas- sical music. .is well .is .1 man nl .1lt.1irs. he handles many school details behind the scene. Philosophical and serene, Brotl during his leisure moments. mer Reginald broadens his intellectual horizons chore, punches tickets for a basketball game The tireless d e b a t e moderator has moulded forensic teams whose reputation has spread beyond New England and in- to national circles. A studied teacher of English and the classics, he requires from his students thoroughness of understand- ing and facility of expression in speech and writ. Hrolher kcginaki S6 lm' ix Hrather Alphansa Si 6 41 lt Brother Alphonse readies his forthcoming Prep Life issue for publication Proficiency in advanced math has en- abled him to meet the challenge of mod- ern physics and to provide advanced sci- ence techniques for the superior students. A gifted action-shot photographer, his timely prints appear frequently in school publications. Athletics and debating are indebted to his driving instructor skill for their long jaunts. Q ii 'N-f in . gv Hralhcr ,Wrat 5.6 Capable Prep Life moderator, he directs his young charges in recording school history with professional ac- curacy and completeness. Devoted stu- dent of English literature, he recently received his masters d egree in the Kings English. Sports and yearbook Writeups bide for his leisure. grother Alfred eagerly tunes in the 'IV for his favorite program. Father Knouv err. Annotating a musical score, Brother Giles lends a critical ear to the euphonic sound of his arrangement. A veteran transfer with past tenure at Mount St. Charles and Central Falls, the likeable junior homeroom teacher is an advanced student in biology and chemistry. A recognized factotum equal to any task, his eagerness to learn is surpassed only by his willingness to serve. ' s , .I NT Hrather Mark, 5.6 Hrolher Giles SG 827' With the fine, unerring taste of a master's hand, the glee club and minstrel show director has developed choraleers of great vocal beauty, range, and power. The veteran math and chemistry teacher also devotes time and attention to the school confraternities and the senior Sodality of Our Lady. Anticipating a long hockey season. Brother Mark beams with pleasure at his new skates Hrafhcr Patrick, S. 0 if arf' Despite a short six-month stay before his departure for St. Michaels college and the Orders Saint Albans school in England, the veteran teacher endeared himself to his students, especially in French, with his knowledge and winning ways. He made the library a popular haunt with new programs. Brother Patrick contemplates tl stellar more in view of an imminent checkmate. The schools new biology teacher is also at home in chemistry. Desire to learn and to excel earmark all his un- dertakings. Vitallf interested in pho- tography, he has been a valuable aide to school publications. Young hoop- sters welcome his helpful coaching hints. Coaching a young protege. Brother Bernard demonstrates the proper method for 1 perfect shot. 1,61 09' tv-- M Brother Bernard S 6 I fi! 'K l3'mtl1c'r Gabriel -1 -..J xg f Une Y, mth lu Advanced students have appreciated and profited from his mastery of sen- ior math subjects. An avid science read- ing program keeps the science fair di- rector posted on what is new in his field. A sports fan, he moderated frosh football in the fall. Brothcr Cyprian critically examines the standardized style of the new Notre Dame school jacket. i 1.-an Hard at work, Brother Gabriel diligently schedules and outlines Science Fair plans, The CRUSADER'S new moderator is a perfectionist in his approach to his classes and activities. He created a year- book of distinction in his first attempt. A junior and senior English teacher, he brings a true appreciation to literature and evokes a desire for correct expression from his students. fl- -ii X-T'v Kralhcr Uypriau, .Si 61 Brother Nicholas punctiliously lights the candles for Holy Mass. In the background Brother Nichalas, S 6 i ' 1 2 Q ii Q is part of his excellent Christmas decoration. A bundle of energy, the new frosh debate moderator leaves nothing to chance. Painstakirig in his approach to classwork, especially in Latin in which he himself is an advanced student, he ob- tains astonishing work and great results from his students. 1 3:15 fa 'IK ' 25 4 f, 4 Ez -' 5591-Sv ,jlfii .iii ,ilfh , Hrvthcr Damian, 5.63 The new classical course teacher for the freshmen is an experientetl lmintl from Mount St. Charles. Thorougliness earmarks all his teachings. Extremely gifted as an art craftsman and interior aletorator for holy services. the stliool sacristan has won the plaudits of his confreres for his handiwork. Checking the books title and author, Brother Damian will soon settle down to a few hours of relaxing reading. Ml .,x 1 Y I Displaying one of his many talents, Brother Alban is hard at vorlc on twin lfralher Alban. 5.61 , i L. oil portraits of Mary and jesus. Hale and hearty for all his 76 years. the snowy-haired veteran always dis- plays the same eager willingness to serve. A school bursar for more than 45 years, his administration of cafe- teria and school finances is non pa- reil. The Father of Rhode Island Hockey' still enjoys a sportive ice yaunt. , QM N .wr I 1. Q -f jf' -'bs -.lx . ,ss J. X l5'r0fl1c'r Adelarzi S 63 The facultyfs tall man is a bundle of scholastic and theatrical talents. Interested in all aspects of the physical and living sciences, every new facet is a challenge. Pantomimist, choreographer, and comedy routine specialist, he was an invaluable help in the Deep 50llIb minstrel. Brother Aelelard. school treasurer. pokes fun at himself during the Crusader Cluh's Christmas Assembly. l5'r0fl1er C7elc'sli11, S. GT Master of the kitchen at the Brothers' residence, he brings attention and long experience into the preparation of nour- ishing foods for the faculty. No mean tal' ent with paint brush, hammer, or saw, he undertakes many money-saving repairs in the interior of the house. Brother Celestin, chef fur exrcflerzre, prepares an appetizing entree for the brothers' dinner. The schools maintenance head has been equal to every task to assure maximum comfort and pleasant school atmosphere to the students. A tireless, efficient worker, he ministers to the needs of many Crusaders as bus driver, cafeteria aide, and general repairman. Brother Hughes gives change to a satisfied customer during the half of a basketball game. 's Hrothcr J-lughcs, 61 65 THE E D OF A PERFECT DAY -. wi' 'zfl 'l H I ii 'Q ' Em' is H-'Z 1, ,,, 0 Q J, .2 ,.,,.,,. I i '-L1 z hm A: 1 - , , H . 3 . d ill en . , 'I' s if Q,'i',-' , A A it ' -255- 4-ti ' ' L32 -4- Z - LH xx .ef-Yj ...,.,e, k 3 QD' E 1' J 5 y A As the end of another perfect day nears, the weary but elated faculty returns to the resi- tlente for rest. relaxation, and refreshment of spirit. Now begin the endless reminiscences of the d.1y's little triumphs and tragedies. Humorous anecdotes enliven the moments as teachers vie for the best story of the day. There is the mutual hope that tomorrow will bring even greater sthohstit' triumphs in the arena of the classroom. fliiilaxlfll , I ,-'Ji 1 fa SQUIRE -ow gn in W' H. ' r- 3 L yarn' J' ws. I if f U Of -2 i 1 .,f '5. .nr .4 may .r,,f ? 1 nf r I I .4 TJ' .I f-1' I,., ? .f Yhddlqbbd c4 '::-.7 '50 n c-Yva . X .I I -1.-. 1. .uk z I A . ' . 'Q .N - ' , . wp x 3 II . IIIIIA?I,' ' f ,fIj'I.r .1 I V I ,es III . ., II II ' I IIIII254 III fIIaJ I- I , f rr. I '. FII . -,.:.m1+, la A-f f ,f -' . - ' K ,-.' ,' - -s . . 1,1 J - ' 25 , I , .5 I . -.I,, ., If III , ,. I. .II . ji' 2, ix Hb .-' kf , 'I I 51' 3' rf . , Nr , 1' ',, 51. Iz' .. gI- ' I! gh, I. II . I II. III! .I .- I 1 II' I . .5 I. 5 I I is 'fb Q. ' in f'I If I,I.' 1 4 If 1 I..1' 2,1 ,Il Ka' . . N . . ..-1' F ' ,fnqiv . 5 ..'f' .-'XP' ' 'nf' .1 . I3 I?IIII ,!L7 NI- M . 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Q 1 THE FRESHMAN SQUIRES And had done mfifznlly in lizzie .rpafe Of time, in hope to win his ladfs grate. ITbe Squife: Chaucefs Prologuej The poet's penetrating insight into the fire and enthusiasm which burned in the young would-be-knights heart has left a memorable page about the darling of romantic me- dieval lore - the Squire. His one ruling passion was to master the arts and skills of gallantry and thus prove himself worthy of knighthood. The Notre Dame freshman is the young Squires scholastic counterpart. In the short space of one year, he tries with feverish activity and devotion to master the intellectual, cultural, and physical arts of school life, to stamp himself as worthy Crusader timber, and, in the main, to win the grace of his Lady, Notre Dame Alma Mater. . 3 L . .4 ' ? kid 4 f 3 N . A. n il elf? , l '4-sg N I 1 .5- v V W5 5:5 :L 'i V 'W .5 x6 7 4 '11 , , ,ga m 'aa if gm 'V 6 M Wqvvw W V Wx 1 fy lr 'gg A A X A .nr Q M wif 1? '-O 64lluu5. 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The Notre Dame sophomore reflects the sturdirxcss and bravery of his rncdzcfval counter- 'vart bv his vcomanlv service in thu arena of school life, No longer ai fledgling but 3 1 , I 1 . 1 ,orrfident upperclassmarr, he contributes the newly-fourili talems of his freshman ycgr fe: me major ,activities 'if his Alma Maier. g,4,i sgqjilf, ,Fl WY 1' 'M'-li if I SOPHOMORE BROTH ER GABRIEL. S C, lin- Lmllrzcl uvnxcrts MIT: lL I-lnrmu mm .llgulwmla wn' Xtrultlwnx in-.nh mg tw lung kUIlIf'Lll.lUllHN CLASS In 1 fi 'li 'fr all OFFICERS , .c 111 Vf7'jL7'.' J. Kmrcdgc. -I. Bovucn. P. l-JI1Il5Cl'I. .md XY. Cun- smntinu. BRO FHER AI PHOIN Sl: S C Bm. All home in- structn Ll young math enthusiast in muth- ods uf angle con- structiun. BROTHER BE RNARD. SC Iwicaninglebs sym- bols develop inw clear chcmicdl equn- tions with the bkill- cd explanations of Bro. Bernard. BROTHIIR CYPRIAN. 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', -.'.,,!, rd vj P, an :Q .Q ,. - 2' I u 'I ,J -' , Aifg, ' X-X X 'dn -, . .i4-7,1-SCJ-. 1 . . fl, rx G Y ' - ' A x f If -f J Y 9 ff- Q ff I 1' V , 'xflga , , X 4 ..-2' 'K - gig y K ,4 ,mbzjij x fzifz K, 11. . 1' ' A . ' , x 2' I sl H, , 3 V x S -, gm Z X 1 Q x . W ' QW' .N . xi 3 4 ,gm Y I , A ' Hof IQ, ..- XV' i . , P, , x , ! I ' ' , ' 1 in xi 2 ' A 'X' . It' :Lb N. 1' I I xx .Q x s ,L f F X' I L V. V . K 1, Y' x .2u,x. . .,,,,-7. , an .I .quam IQQQ I xi, ,, s., '- -- .X 'ii -9 ti THE JUNIOR CAVALIERS And with a rlronger faith embrace A Jward, a hone, a rbield. I To Lm:a.rla: Richard Lovelacej The dashing cavalier wielding the weapons of his trade - sword, horse, and shield - with finesse and experienced skill has fired the imagination of champions of liberty throughout the ages. But the cavalier is noble, not only in his military science, but especially in the stronger faith with which he embraces his just causes. The Notre Dame junior who has acquired a new echelon in the ranks of upperclass- men embraces school causes with greater, unalloyed devotion. With the weapons of his mind, heart, and hands he rides close to the forefront meeting the challenge hurled at his Alma Mater's honor and glory. x ff' , 5 al' X9 JUN 1sRo'1'HER ALFRED. sc I I Irs very simple. rc-allyf' M. Armstrong and J. DuPont perform .1 necessary but dusty churn-, ROOM 1 K11u'l1'11xq.' G, Rulwirlmml. E. Digrun. Eydcnburg. P. Balix-4111. Final Roux' M. Hdnxagnn. D. Tomasctti. R. M'ontx'illc, N. Clmrpcnticr. R. Ruv. T. Mnrtin. P. Conlon, A. I.aRe:1u. J. DLCamlis. Sffgrzd R014 .' R. Cinmpu. J. Duffy. T. Shaw. bf. Armstrong. P. Barth. R, Allard. J. Kruglewicz, A. DiSnlv0. I.. Christofom. T. LamCv Tfvzrd Rfvu: I. Hc'nncssc'y. K. Malone. R. Cournoyer. C, Thcriault, -I. DuPont. UI. Slmmpine. A. Cecchini. A. Couillard, A. Kiwcrski 1 BROTHER GEORGE ERNEST. sc I I CA li' 'f Bro. George aids 41 Crusader in error. L. Hamel and J. Devin sweat out ll geometry hypothesis as R. Thibodeau looks on ROGM 6 Krzeelizzg: D. Butler. Firfl Roux' R. Thibodeau. R. Beaudoin, A. Champa. N. Scott. R. Tcllicr, K. Moison. R. LeBlanc. J. Tolo. Second Roux' L. Hamel. I. Devin. A, LeBlanc. D. Dillon. P. Renda, J. DiPietro. J. Monahan, J. McGuinncss. D. Barnicle. Third Roux' C. Zak. J. Hebert. E. Leclair. E. Guenette. E. Vallee. R. Morais. R. Doucct. J, O'Neill. 'J- 7 V, A+ '- Q ' A 41 I in 1 s . 1 s v l z , 3 2. v 5 11 ,- y 2' LH 1 is FV QKITE 1 - ' , N H, xi x , ' ,i x W 4 a ,, we . , .5 - . ,w g -nit, f. 3 sqm fy ' I v.. if ,gf-f' , Qmnn.,-' - .V M X f 5+ , Iiaffn W, V, 4 If ifff ACM , f K5 gd ,aff f 1 ' I' 5' 595, A - . 1 I, -, 1 3 5, .g gf if Ex' 'kc A fi if 38 :-fF:?f1 , A ' ff J , :f1sm43 THROB TH ROB l'll bet you never opened I them. says P. Conlon to C. Thcrriault. A. Cecchini. and R. Montville, -g- ,, t The grass is usually . . I wondfr wl1at's for supper asks A. Gas barri P. B.1rtlm and M Hanagan .add .1 drop of this and Ll drop of , . . 4g Ju' Anyone for water pull- ' 44 And that's Greasy Carbon. Says A. DiSalv0 to R. COLU- nog-er. the other side of the fence. Liz' i X' XX , j. Monahan and J. Dillon search- ing for book- worms. sv, But, knowledge is where you find it, Bro. Frederic. notes 1. Ken- 45 dra. alsy efh W ia? I -IG iff If . ,I , 'x lf T 'J' 1 iw BW'-' Vx f N 'WQ:,.4,5,gmwm ,TR xx. KS 5 .....-v ' as 'Q... , M, Q' 41 'f f v- ? 3 rf f K :wil W K HV 1 451: J' 0 MP' lf' if gg, Init , ff 'Q' +1 FF mo ' arf '-S3 mfiff 1' inn' J' QB, 1 ff: 'lingua svf U f 'Q gil 'A all IV fflffffz M f x7N v,,,I s 'W r. A . - '- '. V tt . - . Q21 'f--R' 'L ' ' .I1.,. ,I ,' A . -V,-.I A, N- .I ' Ii I. .I -5-,I I I V Y 1I:'I I -.I ' I ..I. I , I . 'ps-Lx. , 'I' K fIhI:I ' '1 I, hm! . , .:II, .-. ...,.. 'HIL' ,4,,.q5..I,IIIi,I,. ,I . I , . - I ., L 1.3, -Lf : ':T - .- . ...I V al. V- III,-549. M ,IT-V I H -' ,I ffl Nu. I f' -. ' .. A - 1, ' a,. 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UNSUN It is often fa cy. c a ak or simply h uman sightedness that the c.1Sp'f' 1 R10-f. as Xergil calls ir. should at X times solicit public admira tion for some while others go unsung. The Crnhzder, therefore. extols in this page seniors who have contributed im- portantly to one area or F'll'll-ll SENIORS W r'4- S of school life for perha s praise to other accomplish- ments has not been given. In a sense every man is un- sung since the least good he does is precious to man or the Creator. For this reason, these seniors are chosen as representative of the unsung merits of the entire senior class. if . Q 'U , 5 L . f Q' Qi: ' ,Q ' 5 ' i , X ' Qi, ,,,1, ' V f - X - .UQ , V? V W ' 4 mgmffsrax 4 'gf fe -Q ' ' W 62 ,s W - V35 , , y y I r , im Q33 Y 'APA X pill , fa 41 A' S - ,nw J . 1 I ' ' fl -Ll i. Y - iyyzr 1' , ' , 8 an WF ' f ' 1 ' 1 ' F. ,Ai ,, 3' ' wtgufz' 5.5 'f'14'f V - 'M Q ,. f . I.:- .V ff -, 1. I4 .ff 1 .rf f gl 1 iv ,sffx , T , 7 Ny ' 1 .0 X 'A 'Sf 'f X Q-.J-f1:. x 4 . . fi N-'Q t flfffefh, PLE.. I ' af! - - , f'-54.5 . -V .' 'if' 'f f -, 5 -4 -Z ,, QV, I aff! i K ' A ,f f fi-f Wifi? 'ff .A . rfqj, -we ,A . ,. A ,, ,, , ,W V If - ',R'.- 2 ff ' :xi -7. ffw 44,.s Q 4. . -ff f ' 34 4 Uri 1: .1 -5:1?'a, .nal ' 0 4, I .bfi :Q 11 I SENIGRS I .. -ww' ' 6 . 9.15-iff. J ...,i...fQ-1-H A .- 3 . ...W W W ,Q www' Fifi! Rozz: D. Roy. D, I.L-lilnm. P. Ofiinnwr. D. Kncliinxlxy. il. Lough lin. P. Bcland. If. Gooillic-.irt. I.. lin-my-tti-. A, P.lxlLll.l SCfU1Id Rffzzp' 'lf Vgiillcttc. R. Gounlin. llL'lllXL'.lLl. KY. Blair. R. Gillis. XY. Connery. B, Austin, I..1ndry. A Third Roux J. Tlimnns. R. Roy. R. Aubuclwn. -l. Dignnnf. J. Briilcau. J Hall, F. Quinn. G. Sango, M. O'Donnc-ll. Five limuls are bcttcr than nnc 1 -l' ' Di 1 l5RU'I'llliR Lyll.lN. N liriitliii' Cfilu .iwzzuinx ilu C L. .i , tiiinx Ii' innzi xitiviitiz Q Lri ir QM. -una U ark., N , A , R. 4311115 Confurs with R. Portvr on Cfnf.fJn gnlx. R IBUIIA and E, I'w:m.1l4 Nr xx, n :mr 'NL I Clkxs XX Is ,II MTDNIL I' t0L1I'I'lLX SENIOR ' A P lkll un: Lmmfmx vul1.1r1w.1l , Q J1.m1n,g Lqulbmlnt ulxelg- V Kun' 's 4 5 ? . 1I1,.lIhf T Iiwmlznr rxmxlx 1'l.rrw fw' Pmxrx uv:'k1xaLxtmIx Pwpmrx Jmlx' I'4'lI!l!1n G CJQKIVHHUZI R Scmnni. .ind H Qufnc xx clwriw daily Huw .x 54 1 11' -IC fx 0 xg STUDE T LIFE X 1 . A 99 .1- 3111 , ,Tw V f ldaf A asain ' Q 14 F :Z Wi ,3- X ,gn-V ,gui-, -if 4 I ,el . ,. ,W A' 'W wg Qf 'm, x lv-vm' up vm :UL.Ka:l1 math pulwinrumx dying 1 qL11utxty:Jy paxil 41 MnlwxxmztI11r.1lW:tq-wt.LV ff. lx X1,,,,m.. mg J. lx ' '- r R N 1 P N x 4 R In 1 Vlakc 1 thu end lmmcv 2:1 you n III N. Plufnzt bl. D1X.If.L- mln-. .md P I'.lfH1L r.1l1LxI.xtu Xwtu Iwi' 4I.1sxp-uw JL-nn' In NJA .f..nr .lm L SENICR lfuazmn. Num Arm... linux .nm .. , uf wr! .1.L 'w .iifvi x XL 1 la-.AJQ r g.:f'u1. x STUDE T LIFE Kcrmcth Xiuuur, ,mutt-ur rlitk twllcctwr. Str..- tzmzcs .1 :irc spctinicn. 2, Lfij l Bcruurmy uiullt Miiu- .thlc wugwns D. Kauppiricn. Q1 young Du-it-Yourself Craftsman. review their trig. A. P.1Jul.i. iitcriicd ham radio operator. checks the tubes uf his transmitter, 57 K. Saucicr, R. Dollard. and A. Hemingway- R. Bilodeau and P. Sav- age prepare a P hy s i c s Club experi- merit. IAQTI ITIES 45w-11 R13 'W fb x '-fx 1f '- N x N1 x 4, ., 1' 3 -1 2 N NK' H X 'w-3' 1 W I Ik X -kk! N J X M .A A X41 ...g Il , ,. 'P I I -I-I. KI Y, ff.. A -'qx XIII -4 .' Q I - .' A . n Af A -Q11 1'I-1' IIE .I 11 P, 1, L' X ' V J Q'-,113-X Aj' '-for -1- - '- '.- - N. 1' I , 44 , K, ,K Ng, J, X,4 -.L K 'r x4 Q ' ix ' 7 X I' I' I Q V f .' f 1, If I ry X5 . , , I r f'XI I If Ig! .I III, 'QW . I If'I, - f 'Z' fa LL f f f v . N, I, ,' I f I',1 ' .wt f ,. Ib'-L X , I . , Q ' , I . I 'Y II I If Ev .xl I I I If I l Q X- ' 'f' - 1. Jffff II II IQIf I I Y, 1 x- . Y f .- ' 'df ' . , ,A V :1. 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I 1 1 yr 11, I' ' 1 X' , 'J' 1 1 11.1 ' A ....... -N ..- 1 , 1 '0 ' 1' ,. ,, 1 1 If 1 g 1 751.11511 M4 1 1 ---' 1 1 ,I - 1. 123111:- I 1 - x1 f -1 ' J if 1 . 1 11 1-? '2' ' ' V I1 1 1 1 I Xftwli.. I 'I 5 V1 ,.- I , 1---A ' 1 ff f 1 -1 ' . I 9 1 1 f Q l 4'--1., ' 1 fx 1 1 A Q 1,4 1 V ,.. ,. ., rl ,I ,, .1.,t.'1 I l A K' ' 1 v' V, F , . , I r sf h :Nfl Y, aw avlbcd 'Hash ure wg ,Q RO C l CATHOLIC YOUTH COUNCIL The Catholic Youth Council is a diocesan youth organization founded and promotcd on the principle that youth can he trusted In lead youth. In the hands ot' LYC, officers the important charge of directing and counselling their fellow stuclc-nts in spiritual. cultural. social. and physical activities is entrusted. The CYCs most important effect is to rally all the comhinecl actixities of the youths of the XY'orcester diocese into one concerted source of action. CQYC units operating as vital cells not only in schools but also in parishes hate greatly answered the papal re- quest for more dynamic Catholic action on the parish level from the parishioners them- selves. School units are a yital arm in forming leaders and welding students and parishes into fervent centers of militant Catholicism Brother Frederic, SC. principal. clirectecl the activities ot' the school CYC unit. . half' X c ,003 ,g3s- X-x. r - ' K- 'gflv' SKU- , 9. i N-'lloslter Milwix YWDRA tm- - , Xe , Vail - 'SV ft- . . t. rixltkcl' ix clalllllgz YYCSYACO v t NK XAXKOY K Xl vim. . ,b C , K XS yi- f,,kgxUI- Ulla - I ,X PW ty.. V Epi. Ulf- up . sits ns P- 'tio '12 aivlw 7 xml'- 'V iff '. X eh csiw Q lfl' .J N33 ' ' Tl XYXC'QRiixkin- Wi 'Nl xiufiw.ixviW'l' A -- mluav- ' Ngta R wha! Gym . I vhs. CW- at .ai- ,aftrws ffffffs ts., I .3 . X 6I 4--N L-Tl. 1 ---if ' 'fi1?!f5f.. , 'K 7 E ' 51' 9 , ' , .Q J 'ifl'f,'.-sw H35 1 Q 5,14 wr 42.522-iv . . ,. W .Q ' m ' . f -X1 ,313 ., 'QQ .j.',.,' , , be ' -s 50599 4 ' -J? - . , w is Q.: f -' , .LK Q -Q - pq -Rf! f ,' : -v 'T' . 'f' . 'I I f A 5 ' , 4 h R N, ' ,V W V, , 5 ' 5 xg THF' 'G 5 kv x Q! 1 5 N5 'Q' W 'H 0 mx l 2 a aww . . Q , ez CYC wffmrx P. Kum- znc. T. hu-n,..1. R. Hi,::':'.'. rm' R L 'Mn ff-..,r1e tncrr nthzj. rl-:wrtl Prcsmlent M Angclini exhorts Crusaders to a r X. .1rn. urcatcr schmfl sririt 'i 'L ash, 'u . A 1' .,'f' fl Z HYUTI ,- C41 x , .-, ,. Rem-rand lirthrr R.15:i'.-'ni Iicdud frwrn St. Ifmrmrrs Parish. adviws XD sruicnts agdinst the vrilns or Inodcrn tsrrptntrrfns. Rn-wrend Brrrtlrcr Alcxrf, SC.. g1S5I5I.lf1I gsncml of the Rwm.m Curia. Brmhcrs of thc Sacred Hcsrt. Rumc. PJIDIS .1 personal .md imimgtc pinturn Of Pups -Iwhn XXIII IARUIHI H4 N I,.I-, 4- ,In x. C34 I H T: ,-i I OFCHHQL SOD-LUW' DY 'NQIE' ' fx' ' .ix-Ax'-..' 'i N-1. -V Iwi 'Q1j1,f.. . :pix 1gI'...QL1L 1,2 'Egg f 1 zzlr IQ il .A ilu 5.1116 ' ., X Kip. .i1'1'Q1 .N Rm ui whljx IH Huw Nziwzw, 'UM .lfipr fr. 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R, H.1d1c'. .Y.. f lm IM PILTZHIIIIII. ii Qlmwzm 4L1.1x', Is Qmndzw-n. XY' N1Lm:.D li.lL1fV11'lLTl :nf R .. ,ff :ff Bmriur Gxlux. NC. :i1w1L1.1- fnfl P image. E, Pxizgcrlld. P. I:.x7.r1:.1Q. ,V D- NATJIL N ffm. m'.','. G, O Clwnrwr. R I..xz'km. R N.. . l 5 , QAM' y M-nun' Nvquxty xffzpcri. M Angulxm, P, I,1z.r LJ ll P Nix up 4 I1.I1tZ1ZC Np.r1tL1.11 IXLII'-IIB 5 Liu :Hr if n A R lSL.1l1niU1H, ll IHIJII. M IKFLQLIIIII CO FRATER ITY OF THE SACRED HEART To the untlerlsgr,tdu.1te who tlesirew to do more thin the .txemge student toxxards bet, tcring his own lite .mtl helping his fellow tl.1ssm.1tes through puter .Intl gootl worka. the sthool presents the thalltnge ot' the C,ont'r.1ternity ot' the Satred He.1rt. Through person.1l interviews with the motlemtor. xxeeklx' meetings with the group. Selected daily pr.iyer5 .intl persoiul we ritiiees. the young member lveeoiues .1 militant Cath- olit' stutlent who is .1 xit.1l forte in high sthool. By thought, word .mtl .let he Attempts to YL L'I'C.1fC the itle-.il ot' Christ the Atlolestent in the Hllllll-Olkl tasks ot' Stutlent lite. The three Cfontimternity groups .ire .t pox-.erttil tfietor in hringing the lite of the liturgy eloser to the stutlents hy orgmizing religious tlemomtmtions tluring the xgirious thurth seasons. Clontrtteriiity tlirettors tor the groupx were: Brother M.irt. SC., juniors. Brother Allmii. SC.. sophomores: .intl Brother Nitholas. SC... freshmen. JUNIOR CONFRATERNITY Seized. lefz 10 right: R. Letatte, P. Thibodeau, G. Robichauel. A. LaRc-au. R. Gariepy, V. Goguen. Middle. Itfz 10 rigbzx T. O'Neill. VV. Gerity. J. DiPietro. R. Tero. R, Bernard. -I. A. Guenette. M. Conlon. Rong IJ! Iv rzglvfs VI. Uearan. D. liarnitle. E. Guenette, R, Cormier. T. Larney, Brother Mark. S.C.. moderator N.. S, A. I 45 p C 5 'Q rf .L 7 'K' wt- V ' 3 I 42 'iv' fi If 3 9 Q Q ' 9 1' 11 ' ' 'Q' fi 'U 'bf '23 if ,. 5 1' + me-3 Q mf. Q ta? G, Els! fi i Q vita!! :QI Ariz! E ' 3 r. 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A iprtrb Uh' ffm!-Y 'J'll7Ci'C mfr me in 101111. Xff. mfr ju tiff lffffla. fable fo .IIIIIIAFZQ jf, ' Chaucer. fT1f't Alt1r'im::'.i Txlej XVords die away with their sounds but writings endure, says the proxerb. For this reason the two Notre Dlme puhliottions. Pup Life and the Cr11f.:t1'u'. perform .ln impor- tant task as they record the unfolding history of the school in the book ol' siholdstic traditions. For the student body, alumni. pxrents .ind friends of Notre Dame they select and present in ncwsy, pictorial displays those ments which are timeworthy for their information and inspiration. K ffhe,5lev0ted scribes who Cover the school beat .rre like the gifted ronunters or tightl- V ' ' vs 6' - f 't f' 7 ft' 5 tl A e 's- it ,V M V I Qgeswi rw? POQFI Y cir coniposi ions lc n xx Wt 'E -Q - ., -our 41 L -an 'i v-, J'--pe-Z ani 43, 'w48.,,d ff 6 vf , 1 . 1 cg' 'K 31. 44, ..- - ..., .--...W A'-K r- o-an I If X Ml X J' ' nu- 'i , . tht.. 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W vvnr Phu 4 : fx' ilu Lnh. 44. .nfl-.L 4 ter efffwrt. 3- 000 Frey V01 6 YU 1 Nutrc Dune High Stlioul ISI-lO'I'Hf5R AIPHOXSIZ. Nfl fN11rJCY.1iwi' Ni8T'IVI?iL1X'+'fil1Yi F'Xf'F'iif'fTflT'LiU'i fif ffifitriifii in tid-Ciin.f1n.Iia. fiinst Xwrrwister '-Iflifff' nnhfn hw- f'iiY!l1X'1fi rerelzztefi min th 1 sc-f rinv iwnrst fwfr rw-rw-r. In tin- I4irf'!whnr: uzinee hr' v f' manner. lite hzisf-haiii sfviithruw . A- , .Q wssihiy th semi s ,. sr I Start of the sehrurui, qh, Trip I-nrivht has fipnrwnstruteo handling :ind ninnfwi nt naesinv uzinie mmpmiiimr servers agree that inf'f'wnsiStf'nt was receivers hav true, trvssinu nntentizti itv. In the Xkorc-ester Trade :ami tw. I-.nriaht aeri V Y Scfires when the Eine and v'.hite's mnnina mmf In the Xkzivinnd sure 'IMP ixilfhtlff 11 Vaivdirt I RITPORTIIRN St.:fiJ, It ff, vri-X-,'. K. Malone. M Armstrong, R. I..1rk1n. P. Nimgc. R I.t I4.irtc. Stfmzl Rffu. fmt ff, z1Lgl.'. XY. Cwnxhmtino. Hiichty, R. Garicpi, XY. Fini. B. Gcntlrwn. 7.17711 Ruiz. li 'AI In rl.EfiI.' P. Aritbrwini, D. Du' ncy. F Mclntyrc. DT. Chung f NJA R. Hatha-y. r 4 rivnr 'hu KAI' .mess of the meeting ine' tion fren. January 1 tru t' fr: her Setup. In that c-rv .e nan ed tri he-ad the ff essed iw- president Panf ..u.rr1 - ,ST TO FROSH PAF 'f'f 'e' .ai aim is to develop 0' .n these words Brother combined Crueader Ci 1 .esday, September 16 I . enlisted the mnoperati -in-1 I NI in I I ieS1dentJOSePh Pandie He introdueed th '11 fr Q EZ 1eBonis president Ln e treaSurer Leo MC-XY mid Duxai direetnr R ins mrnniittees x-.i'i he if BIICQHAIZI. ANLfEI.INi JOSEPH DILINAM firtttinist 76 ME! ,CW Fitchburg. Massitliusctts IHIUVIHIR NICKHKJI.-Xb Nf October. 1959 Emnors fthe feline. rf-vf-zilf-fi. A snaiif-T 'T'. 2'-.sT ? 1. -. sYT'oT'T. . 1 cmd is imnsrors due to rfrrtation diffifnltif-s arf' iiliffffi ff r the drop. 'atr- For the first tirt e in school historv the senior classes of 8, 5, 4, and 3 arf- over OY10iTllTlfiY'f'fi rrarl: '.-.ith 108. Juniors the lowest nurrzher 1-.ith 86 students in roorrs 2, 1, and 6 U nurnher represents a drop of 24 fron. last war s count of cron at 108. For the first time in four years the oncoming i 'ing at the U. 'es rts editor for both Prep Capitalize on his wealtl 1 interesting articles. freshman year, Paul, 1 especteri in NFL debat. ftion of representing: the won the entrance schola. in his studies. He plan Worcester Tech to becc and personable senior, rs from St. Leo's gramm. ed an enxiable scholasl basketball scorer, year 'l students will carrv the norrral six-suhioct load uith periods this war, thc second one brine frf... the e school at 1245 to 2215. Moderators mix' also conduc ilar activities durine this period. Announcements REPORTERC 2 nz ff. 1'1,2Z1.' T. Enriazht. I.Cic.ir41n 1. Prer- ri imni D. Kazupprncn. R. BL'1'fl.l1'Li. R. Sind- Stl'w.'4f Roll, fd! fo rfgfrfg I? G,151ongu,ly- R Pm: ter. Bl. Rixard. R. Poirier. KI. Conlon Tfifrd Razz. fait! lf, 7'1,?bf.' XY. Nic-mi. P, Larnhcrt. D. Fifm. J. Bowtn. B. Salmon. P. Bello-ff of Miami i. . s 'N complete Louie's ae ater, a reliable Prep Lil r school activities. pates college life in tl. X 'ross or Boston College. vo f'v'usaders on their fi XUCHAKI. CDNLON .anti pAI'L REA-HNG PKTFR ANIISROSIXI Business M.in.ig1t'rs Sfofls liiiitmil' Rooms 24, 25, and 26 sophoriores tallv vxith the schoo1's . p fr en number less that one hundred iaith 90 in roonis 21, 22, THE CRUSADER 'II11 C,'1f11,11f11'111A 19611 1.111141 .1x 11111- 111' 1110 111111-N1 1111111111111 111 11111 s11111111s 1'11u11g 111s111ry. lv11k1L'1' 111c new 1c.1111-rs1111' 4111 Br11111cr C1'1'1'1.111. Sf ., .11111 L'L111lII'-111-L111L1-, N11111.1c1 A11gc11111. 1110 .111-sc-111111 pr1111u1111111 Q-x1.11111s11c11 .111 1111L'fCN11I1K2 121111111 111111111-11 1111' Mc111cx.11 Cru- s,1111-r .11111 1110 111111111-111 101111111 X111rc 13.11111 111g11 311111111 111111111-r11.1r1. 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V175 .llt1rf,.i:: 'I'..'.'tf Rhythm is natural to the ear nt' man and his instinttixe tapping of the toe reveals his luxe nt' dancing. For this reasiin the Dante Ctinimittee. com rised of 'uniors under the t l direttinn of Brother Armand. SCC.. dance moderator. is an im ortant asset in the social l' lite nt the students. The ttimmittee is respnnsihle tor the scheduling ot hop dates. the preparation tit' the tgyin tn yrtwieie .1 gay atmosphere, and the less enviahle tasks of coat tlietking .intl eleaning. Their must elistingtiishetl prtitltittitiii is the annual 'ltiniur'Senitir Pruin whose theme .intl fabulous setting is lttt to their artistic taste .intl pr.1ttit'al enterprise. F:-wif: A. Gaspari, A. Scipione. P. Thibodeau. R. Roy, P. Ambrosini. J. DiPietrtw, Re.zr.' -I. A. Guenette A. Cecchini. M. Conlon, J. Gearan. R. Letarte. R, Bernard, in-. VP' l -- ,Q '.l 041 , , Y. ' A I ,. I W ' ,,,.., , . at ,,x,1,,M,, ff fp. ,n .. . , .ww - ' A , . M , ...q-5. 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NOTRE DANE 0 Fumble-itis spelled the doom of a stubborn, defense minded Crusa- der eleven in their intra-City clash with Fitchburg, With every ND drive bagged down by fumbles and Fitchburg unable to move against the superb Blue and White defense, the game went scoreless until the fourth quarter in which a fumble and the interception of a go-for broke heave netted Fitchburg scores. NOTRI3 DAME lr, MAYNARD 15 lhe Oiynitzxrfens tiist uittorv of the sown vias .i tomtbatk .it- t.i:r .is t.ipt.i,n Maru' Guenettt btillctl his Nkdf-' for .i 5'-Ltrtl lust ytrioi touchdown behind Xrtiotls bloilting Nr-tonds lattr .i svvttp .ir-irzntl right end suwtd up the storing and the vin. an u Q VARSITY YVAYLAND io. NOTRE DAMII li Yiliyland. Class D State thamps. i.1n XD literally into the ground. Trailing 22-O in the third period. the O'Gradvrnen taught fire and scored two TD's on a pass and ti blocked punt. The spurt of energy was however not enough as the XVayl.inders poured over 18 more points on two rush- es :ind an intertepted pass, Mfg A RG- i-ff :F-' if , A bl f, iffy 1 ,P T. .f'x 'fimo Hi- K Q evil-fl-5 ,ak NOTRE DAME il. CLINTON S Seven TDR and two conversions told the story its the Blue and Vfhite belted an outclassed Clinton team. Bull running M. Guenette once more paced the Crusaders while :in S0-yard kickoff return was ac- tountetl to halfbiick Dave Auger. Bonin tauglit tvvo Joyce passes for the lone Gael score .ind ronxcrsion. Inf, '14 'ill 'T 5? St 1' +4 ,nr V f :1 var, mv- 3 Y 1 ' 2' xA,.,f,,,, , Qxi- X . , x 1 ,ff-1 , 1' 'f, 'x 2- A- .,-,.1j -0-wif , J L, 'A 4 AJ. my 4. '. ,-,.- W , 4 -- -v? , L- Ni' . K X 'dur' ,....s....... I IA 1135. 50 1?- fl! f .f i.. . Q ,lf Q l fx, A ,M V! A, lk 6Lq,f t -V I ' I K I I A Q x 071' 5 3 if KW if . 5 ' ' y 5 ,J 5 ' ' -ix 3 5 ,-'Maya , 'Q 4, - WN, A YQ... , nl- ff gn J AYVEE FOOTBALL Fran Hathey, No, 16. eludes hordes of Red and Gray would-be tacklers. Q.-' Rugged line play accentuutes rough tilt .it Crocker Field. il lnirlcin. No H. inoxes in tor t ,us IOO HIGHLIGHTS Under the tute-l.1ge of Ernie Nole. the jdyvees gained inv.1lu.1ble exper- ience by strimmaging amongst them- selves .ind .igiiinst the freshmen. Being taught the fundiimentals ol' split-T football, they showed fine spirit despite playing but one game Against lfitehhurg. in which they were deterred hy .1 more experiented eleven. 28-0. The iayxees .llso displayed their spirit hy heing the dummy teim .1g.iinst whirh the nirsiti' memhers tested their defenses. Among the l.1ylC'L'5. D. Barnitle. R, T.it.1, N, C ollins, .md R. Nithols were the stmdouts, SQUIRE FOGTBALL .-.--p.,.,-,, f -LQ Kneeling. lefz In rigblx L. LeBlanc. K. O'Connor. B. Birbero, H. V11ilIette.NX'. Bartoni. J. Burns. R, Buhts. Stuffit! Ron. IJ! fo rigbls D. Leger. M. Pundiscio. J. Currier. -I. I..1udon. lf. I.auzier. nl. Loiselle. R. Burril. -T. Roy. D. Deschtncs Third Run, Aff! to 1-fgblx R, Rossetti. R. Porell, A Fournier. J. Mercier. R. Rossi. HIGHLIGHTS The Squires. under the guidance of coach Owen Kilcoyne and Brother Gabriel, S.C., com- pleted their 1959 season with a record of one tie and two losses. They scored 12 points and were scored upon for 48. ln their opening encounter against Fitchburg, the youthful Crusaders lost L1 heartbreaker, 8-O, though outplaying the opposition from begin- ning to end. The Leominster junior High team was the next opponent for the yearlings. Play- ing against 1 more experienced eleven, the Cru- saders were defeated, 28-0. The season came to an end on L1 happy note. however, when the Squires came from behind in the fourth quarter to tie St. Bernards, 12-12. During the season, fine play was exhibited by D. Leger, M. Pandiscio, R. Burrill, XV. Bartoni, and R. Rossi. 1 ' fl' I' 95 .fi -1: 15 gr' limes Rm' upends Fitchburg turf-grinder lOl OTRE DAME CHEERLASSES XVhcn thc proud knight rodn into the tournament are-m to display his Martian prom ess yy ith horse ind lance he ottcn vt orc a symbol of his lady s tayor and he sought to yyin the prize of the day to honor har faith in him XVhilL hc bore the brunt ot the battle she Chccrcd him on in the same man ner that cheerleaders today shout their prus es and entotirabunent for thc team vshosc: colors they yy ar ln their attrutixc bluc .Intl yxhitc unilorms thc Notre Dlmc tllccrlcadcrs hiya inyttttd sthool spirit into tht sthool s itlilctit tums yxith their snlppy Iormitions intl rousing, chccrs. Their Cfrusadcr spirit is all thc more admirable when one considcrs that thc girls are 1ll volunteers from .irc-.1 schools. 'xiinng mi r ui i. :' D. Su . , .' .' .' -. Q 'ui . liiru C N tn i . ATHLETIC CGMMITTEE ,D '? 1.5.11 10 rigblx Brother Robert. SC.. R. 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Thus 1 per David! 1217 1' 1 1 ,1 ' 'nt funn 11111111 M Y f .bled Round Tfxblr kr 1g,htS who 1151 11.101 than kin: 7vxI1.l1fT,S in the strength and zz 7 unity md co-upcr1rir111 or 'Mfr wc'l'nrdcrcd numbers f'.is Assuxnptinn If Q IO6 OTRE DAM VARSITY 0 0 Yo DENIS BARx1QLE Joi-N LAVOIE -IOHN GEARAX EDDIE GLENETTE ERAN CORMIER TOM BARx1cLE TOM ExR1GH1 JACKIE BELLIVEAL JACKIE KENIDRA Q . r ' a 4. E, SENIOR MANAGERS LOVIS PIERMARINI. Swrcr PAUL KEATING, timer. SOPHUMORE MANAGERS f E PAVI. I5I2I.I.IVifAI'. :mu-1 D.1nicl Fmn. U1.lD.ij1lJ1'1 Peru Brnulstreet. Smrur. Rohan P.1try, l'N.lI'l.1.CLIA. Paul Llmfnrr. !fS.xfl.1lL'I', Ernest Rinhard. timer: John Dunn. managcr. IO9 fx VARSITY HIGHLIGHTS After posting three winning seasons in a row. the local cagers compiled an 8-and-12 retord under the helm of a new eoath. Gerry Belliveau. The Blue and Vilhite actually out- scored their foes from the floor but were able to Convert only for 59 per cent from the free stripe. or 245 out of 414. while their opponents sank 65 per Cent. or 518 out of 506. Captain Tom Barnicle. a North Worcester All Star nominee. led the attack with 312 points from the floor. while Fran Cormier. honorable mention. had 21'. Both were superb rebounders and jackie Kendra proved an extellent playmaker. The inability of the South Streeters to hold preearious leads in the waning moments of four hoop contests. three of them against titv teams, was the margin of difference between a winning and losing season. ln all four tilts. the locals held the advantage with less than a minute to go. but the failure to freeze or to hit from the foul line tost the decision. Thrilling last-minute wins in the last two contests buoyed up mentor Belliveau's hope that the locals have snapped their string of tlose-game losses and have learned to play headsbup ball under pressure. He has a nucleus of good veterans returning, Brother Mark, SC., was the varsity moderator. lfran Cormier hooks for two Captain Tom Barnitle nets two points IIO il' I' 4 1 5, Forfrourz, left lo right: D. LeBlanc. j. Kittredge, j. Champa, N. Martines. XXI Nosek. R, Grautski. R. Desilets, J. Bowen. Bavkwurl, lefl ra fIgbl.' E. Mclntyre, D. Duvarney. VV, Gerrity, N. Ci.1ll.1gher. I licntis. P. Foster. D. Wfalker, D. Auger Cuzltrx Brother Bernard. SC.. moderator. B-SQUAD HIGHLIGHTS XVith added experience from summer league bas- ketball, the B-squad posted an enviable 12-8 record under the tutelage of Coach Craig Corliss. Sparked by the high scoring antics of Don LeBlanc, Ed Mclntyre, and Nitlt Martines, the daring floor play of Dave Auger, and the rebounding of Darby XX'all-:er and Paul Foster, the prelim heroes surprisingly ran roughshod over most of their Worcester opponents while experiencing some difficulty with the generally weaker teams ot' North Worcester County. The Corlissmen showed great improvement in all phases of the game, especially in driving, ball hand- ling, and rebounding. Only foul shooting, a traditional local nemesis, was below par. Don LeBlanc showing fine form It! SQUIRE HIGHLIGHTS Despite a 2-7 record, Squire coaches Craig Corliss and Brother Ber- nard, S.C., failed to express concern, as several frosh hoopsters showed tremendous improvement in dribbling and shooting with either hand. Fundamentals and jump shooting are what we are after, said Cor- liss, and we believe we have a nucleus of fine ballplayers on the frosh squad. The locals bested Lunenburg and Fitchburg Teachers' College and lost close decisions to Saint Bernard's, Leominster and Fitchburg, win- ners and runner-ups respectively, in the frosh loop, also downed the locals. Promising frosh cagers were Robert Burrill, Terry Slattery, Denis Leger, David Basque, Richard Deschenes, Maurice Roy, Raymond Gas- tonguay, and Kevin O'C0nnor. II3 FRESH MAN BASKETBALL From. fell! Io rigbr: D. Leger. D. Basque. D. Baker, K, O'Con- nor. M, Roy. Second Rau. left If, frgbl: F. King. R, Deschenes. R, Burrill, J. Loiselle. C. Regan. Third Rau. lefl Io right: T. Slat- tery, R. Gastonguay, D. Forma- zani. J. Burgoyne. CRAIG CORLISS During his second year at Notre Dame in the capacity of freshman and B-squad coach, Mr. Corliss has displayed excep- tional talent in teaching the funda- mentals of the game to his young varsity asprrants. An insurance salesman. he also shows alert competitive spirit blended with an acute desire to please. C USADER SE IORS 1 OF 1960 S E x 1 X YA Qs ,, .Q':.uxAg T, ,Q ' it A-vg' . Q ifh II4 WT 'fi Kf.':g'5.' ,Wen It 217.1 flu! .1 it oi'fflv', 111 sis. i V , i ,.. .W ,..., .,f.i.: 'lf f f.:.:-',. 'l'm.'f i f, r'mt.ff.f1fix ,man , fixitzeer ' it Pm. Ctimmeneeireiit Xlfeek is edtinitinri s sytiilmil wi yerfettitin. Like the Qirtle tif-r the Greeks it marks for :he gmtltilte the rfiizit where the end is the lizeinning. where All thu his tmnspireti is but .2 prelude ti- f.f.h.tt wli he lt ls the .a,,,umui.i'fti:i nf dlys. ni nths. .mtl yegrs with their prefgitvus lzie t-ill tif exyerititte. nxtttirity. icritmletlggt. xml wisdtiin. lftir the Qr.ielti.ite. ,is it Xkgls hir the yttungg squire zn the Nlitltlle Ages when he h.itl etiinpleteel his lung .irtliitius tmininx: ter the lcniglitlificitl. the eeremtinies ut Climmentement week .ire lilie .1 rzth syiiilwlie imestf tire, llis miirtiir lwirtl is the helmet tit silxtitit-ii, his ltvnig tliixxiiixg rtihe, the shieltl nt' triith. .intl his tliyltimi. the qeiuntlet ot' irtin in his hiinei ready to strike in defense. fir ni hless with the xelvet th.it tw-'ers it Ifittiiilely enciuggli. the XY'eel: hegins on 3 note ut' grtitittitle. The prtiutl seniors gather their tltthers .intl m-tthers itir the liirents' Biinquet .intl there extiil. tleserxingly xml eloquently, the saeritiees, the tlevtvtiiiii. .mtl the ltiie tit thtise who hate wiirketl might iintl m,iin thi: they. the senitirs. might re-Lip the hirxest ht' .1 heilrhy hfime lite .mtl the hlessings tit' .1 flathiilit etluettitiii. The truth efimes to them .mtl they reilize, in the iitlmitgihle wrirtls fill Saint john the liiptist, the ntwhle. single purpose nt' their yzirents' cletl' it.tt:tin1 th.tt they migh' intretist Wllile they, the parents. tliminishetl, i.xei31lietl elown with the eires cal' thi' XCJYN H1 FLJVHTKC inl,iney .intl youth tw Cliristrin .1tltiltlitit.tl. The htiiirs tit' lmppiness steiil hy eluielcly and iitm the seniiirs, in full gmduatinn Army, kneel he-itire the Holy Sgmctuttry hir :mother lesson in saeritieef-the tune tit Calvary. In their intimate eolleiquies with the Gtitl-Host they ptiur their hearts into His Sacred Heart. hoping tor His artlnr to thank Him .intl His Nfwther sutifitiently for itll the graces .intl hlessirigs which sustained them thrcitiglitiut the physitll. intelletttml. antl mtiml frohlems tif high sehtitil lite. CDr.itlti.ttinii eienintg .mtl .ill is tense with gui itir ut' exyvettginey .mtl excitement. The heiirt tit the gritl- ii.1te le-.ips to his tlirtnttfffzill is so perfeetf The joyful tlr.im.i Linttiltls kllllilsllf'-H-ilIC iultlresses, nyxgtrtli, tmtl tlipltiiiiiis the '!fLlLlL1,1lCS retess tti the swuntl nt ntistalgie imisitff-'iiltiinni of Notre Dame High Selinnl, As exerything ends, they begin slowly tn LIDrlCI'Si.llMllfl'1dfCX'Cl'fy'fl'!iDg really begins . .. ' -'A' 'Anal ,ting- IIS MICHAEL P. ANGELINI St. Aaiuefr P.n'i,rb. I.eon1i11rIer If personality were inuney, Mike would be the richest man alive, lfiiuml ND during Siiph. yecirg great desire and know-lmw as LYC President and Llnss imtlicerg trip- notch in debating.: urtlcsg valuable asset to almiist all ND zittixitiexg hits sights on the medical held. CRUSADER: Edit-ir-in-cliief -lg PREP LIFE: Z, 35 Feature Edit-ir 413 Debate: 2, 3, Vice President 'lg Class Oltiterg Secretary 3, Vice President 'lg CYC, President -lg Cunfraternity 2, 5, Secretary 'Il Hunur Roll: First 2, First 3, -Ag Science Fair -lg Dance Cummittee 53 Chess Club 21 Athletic Com- mittee President 5. -ig Minstrel Show: Endmen 3, Endman -iq Track 2, 3. si. HARRY E. ANGEVINE Sl, CJIIIIHIIJ P.u'i,rb, Fflfbbuig Laughter is the juy. our universal evergreen of life. Blond, quitkwitted. and unprediftableg flair for uimedyg ardent aut-i enthusiast: meticulous and fritical in his nssignmentsg sharp dresserg ambitiiin: high stliutil prineipal. PREP LIFE 2g Debate l, 2g Glee Club 5g Library Stat! -4: Science liiir ll Traek 3, tl. CARI. ANTONELLIS, JR, l12111x.1m1.11c 111.111 uf M.n-3. ll 1m'lvef1dw1 ROBERT AEBECHON SI. Ct't'lll.li,F P.l!1fb, l.um1iv1,fIer Two qualities that often blend, u good spOrt On their uwn merits modest men are silent. .md at lily-ll friend. Cl-iiiiparii-iri.xhlcg seriuus at nwmentsg actixe CYC .i .. V , ttiter in pxirish' x.tlu.ihlc high lumper' sssiduivus Dim. the lui: in.in trtirn XX inthendi-ng stalwart A -V . ' I ' l A ' gridster hir the 0 limdynteiig quiet. L-insidemte, and swkltm' M415 H 'llc ll3l llf ' Llldulded future' Uwdmll wmmumiy WUU,e1,,1 dh-il.1rg future plans f'-intmteinitv I, btiente lxxir 1. 2. 4. lhsketlull ' undetitletl hut will msh in -in yrest Vers-in,ilit'.'. 5. lfllli 5, 4. Delute 1, Ci-iiizmtertiitv lp Hun-ir R-ill 1: limit- mii 1. s. i. f. II6 i i 1 'II 2 llllllnml, 2: I X . . -x x 4 . i X qui 19 I li , l,' Ji . !! ', 21.-F H i , 1 ' 'fee fl f I 2' 1f, gif' a an RUl5lfR5l' Ci. Alffilfli Sl. fo-tffffi P,1r1iff, l'Vi'fl.'!Jblll'KEf A dash nt wit, gt pinth uf pep, nntl Ll sprink- ling uf QlJl'lVlXlL1llIj'.H Spry and pripul.xrg alxuys residy with witty re- plresg perenmll sucnte fair r.--ntrrbut-fr, genuinely C-impanmnable, interested zn rzne musrt, plans to -ilvtain J degree in Music. Sticnte Fair 1. 2, 3, 'lg F-wrlwnll ly 'frank -I. , A, .ff ,,,,,,g, , ,, - 1.2--451-Qwsp --'15, .I Z , I Y 5 , -fe .. ,eagwtjq-f,-iff -1'5 ROBERT A. BAISIXEAL' SI. jffwllrlff P.n'irlv. 171-fl'Z7bIlI'KH Short neat. rind lmrd to beat. St-vtky. cw-fd-rtltured Clczruirnzte. tzreless srudent, staunch C--nfraternztw' mln. spirrtj- drcsserg ingen- :iius c-incrzbut-ir t-1 stzcncc razrg f.1scin.xted bn' autii- meclmnits: sririts set nn ci-llege. Debate 13 Cfintrnernity 1. I 1, lg Hnnnr Rnll 1: Science lair 1. 1, II7 .ii .-,.-. 1 14 , -Q1 f ' , ' if if-jg, tai, ,f Q! 'fu . ..-,. V I 4,, ,K '. '12-LH - . pf -- , in 'fr E F' BERNARD J, Al 'S'l'lN lnr111.rf1rl.1Ie ll:.n'1 of i'll.1U, llnirlfbulcfwr Fur tunrage muunts with tlliilslllllm tltgtxurdlv serious luit rmul at lieiirt, 4 man iff deterrninnmn with x-rural easeg t1itl.tnl science t.11r partieipantg de'-'filed uridsterg an :ill-Jrnnnd sp-iris rang lpis -'nly ambitmn is tri be 3 wttess. Science Fair Z, 5 ,Q Fntitball 5, i. ' .4'3 ' THOMASJ BARNICLE Sl. joft2fvb'r P.1ri.tb. Filfbkufiq His limbs were t.1st in manly mold. For hardy sports or contests licvldf' Genius nn the lurtlw-xndg danzerrugs on the grid- iimn, has lwlstered Crusader athletxs, tall and well- pr-vp-irti-rncdg ltrue fur c-impetitive sportsg law schoul will be his hnme in years to crime. C-infratcrnitv Ig Science Fair 2. 3, -lg Football 1, 2, 3, -S3 Baseball 1, -13 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. X I N Q CD x iy 11 n gf I -:Z !': 500 105 i I 4 Q I E . I E : i I P I I. . , S v I - . 'I -f f KENNETH AI. BARRIIERE SI. Cii'1fi.1'i llfifilx l.iffn11f.'iIu' I nulcc business my i'lc.15L11'c and pleasure my business. Slinrt and liuglqg Q-,mb-Lily ixtlilgtcg leisure tirrne '-rent lishing, playing pnnl, wr xkgtingg scienge lair veteran ul fnur vc-.xrsg m-wax with the IlwmJS set. wants engineering. Science Fair 1, Z, 3. ig If-I-ftlull I. 3. 3 ,IAMIQS R, BEAVDOIN Sl. Cii'1fi.1'.f P.ni-lv. I,ifm1ff1.ifu' XYhn.'n I w,1nt Al In-lping hand I Iuuk at tlic end of my own ii rm, Ihrd wnrking linniir rnill Student, ardent works fang nlten Scan on the gulf links or at ringSidC. extremely amiable and quickwixtedg tnpmntcli bnwl- er: ,lim :aspires to engineering or chemistry. Dqbnte 2. 3:-Cnnfmtcrnity 1..2. 3. bi: H-in-fr Rnll l, 2. 31 Snicnic Fair -I. lmntlw. I PHll.IlJ li lilfl..-KXID u Sf. CL i'1ilf.1'i P,::.'if, I4 f,rf.'.'1.'wii 5 Music ix tliu l.lI1jLL1.ljL1' iff tlii- wiil ' iw-nl l--I-lu .mil g'lL.iN : 4 111. w,,il rx. , !r.g,.i, K- I-z.c .Hill .illg .I lieu :1i,i:x flu bin- 16.5. iliyu t-1 xnunil rn wi,-I--fu. fix. ith- ral-irilx .xml innw in 4L:ic:.1i. l'l.:I I gms I -::.u ,in .iii rut , iili.cCI..lw1.1 . i. N i..ii I-I i li'-il-.i,.. 5 II8 ' i u . - Jonxi .4 , .. S.. lnw...r.4 'Ilia iletfrrnnic lx z l5Ifl.l i l1..'ig., INYQLD I 1ll 1. .lVIfAl' I..iff,,n!k he iw-smlvlc .mil thu irnpnwzlwli' :x .1 nmnk uillf' XXv.I.il1uNi.l,i:..l i:ILc,1!iL,i5L.!Ll Im! ,if.x,i.x i,.:.k vzrii .1 ri:n.i:lx. :n.f..xtr: f..x :ri ill 1.:t.lL-rt.ik:r1L:N1 uf'- xiiZ.w.a!2I1i.w,Illluellwr-!I,Xt,iM:1liflw mi- xutilzr-. in .iii.Ii-in-. nmxtir in tif l.,ii.m.i-il. on ,i -.Hur :ri il1.i'!'i.,' lliin-ir :nfl I. ll.1xkiiIw,iiI 1, 4 i. 'lrik 4. Slziziiu l'.iir I, Q. 4 PAUL R, BELLIVEAL' Sl. jorepffr Przrhfb, Filrbburg A little late but always ahead of the others. A lithe, dark-haired, able studentg persiinable and well-likedg a master of the slopes and a Rocket in the arena: an all around athlete, excels nn grid and diamundg aspires tnwards engineering. CRUSADER 'lg PREP I.IFE 2, 3, -lp Debate 1, Class officer lg Cnnfraternity 1, 2, 5, -lg Honor roll I, 2. 5. ig Science Fair I: Basketball I. 3, 4 timer: Fiiiithall I. Z. 5, 'lg Baselwall 2, 3. Ig Track rl. WILLIAM A. BERGERON Sl. Benzardfr Parirh, Fifrbburg Perseverance conquers all, jovial and good naturedg Bill's blond hair and ra iant smile are familiar traclemarksg golf and water skiing are his major hobbiesg at hnme in his Chexy convertibleg plans a career as a forester or naturalist. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 4. LIONEL C. BESSETTE St. Cecilrjr P,1r,ifb, Lewzriirfrer If you have the money. I have the carp lets go man. A dark-haired scrubber from Lenminsten avid hot-rod enthusiastg a gold letter studentg has loads of Comb-city friendsg will ci-mhine vit and engi- neering tn spark the mntiir industry. Honor rnll 1, 2, 3: Science Fair 1, 2, 4g Finit- ball 1. CHARLES R. BETOIQRNEY SI. Mm'-i'r Pxrirb, Iluifrrbendmz His friends there are, so manyg his foes'- are there any? Quiet and easy going: presence always felt through his winning smile: tinkers with cars or anything with-ar mechanical challengeg active -in Science Fairg aiming for his wings as a commercial airline pilrit. Science Fair 2, 3, rl. I I9 1960 I l 1 Q? if 'e 2 I 1 i I I I A Llnss reference 1111 frhu's who andvwh:rt's What: devoted t-1 strenfc trctrrvng wrzrrrd wrth the hunks. ,Cf RAYMOND P. BILODEAI' ARTHUR G, BLAIR SI. CeL'ffr.1',r P.11'iJZ1, 1.tm11iz1,rIe1' Sf, P.1l1iri'1 P.ni1l1, ',.lffl'c'Vj, X.Il, He would rrrther he right than he President, An investment in knowledge Pays the best A tlexer uit and 3 master 'Ill Lurrent trvpicsg the lIllCfL'SI. Newcomer tmm the Crrnnrte Stateg :1d.1pted qurtk- . . , , ly tu the ND clrmateg extellent character :md guard 'L S Math- 41114 Ph5'N'U' f-'f RM Ht 55' Ijuum rudgmentg spends muah time 111 n dark rtmmg rear-s Debate rg Hrvnrrr Rull I, 2, 3, I1SClCI1LL'l'LllI' 1, hrmnr grades frum dlnt uf hard Personal wrrrkg ', -tg Chess Club 5 'I'1eJsr1re1', 1 Vrcc Prcsldent. trlm of tuture strll .1w.11tinu dexel-rpment. H1111-rr Rrrll t. .,,,, REXE R, BOISVFRT LlfU P. ISOLDVC Sl, fffwjlfh l'.11.'1f'. 11311 lflng Sf. ffrr.'1'.'.1'1 liar: fy, l.tff1f.1'f.'1,'u An .rhrrdgeruent of .lil rh.1r is ple-.1s.1nt is I lrke fun lrke tury Une KIND. i1t1.1.1l, t.1lk.111'.e, s1111f11.,- Iwrrzznsterrtt. frrst .IIN 'Ix1'1t.1I hruh xthr-nl sthdtrrt. tmrnzts tux ,md 1,11 Wi .-'f1 k Uv'4ff'i fm ,',:', tLfH'. ffl' 'ffffft' V1 ictuet-11. smzle .mtl l.el1'1:re hunt! .1!u.1xw ,1u,11I,1!w1t N'1 lL- r ---1 U 'Ml' -- '-'V '-1 '-1---NH 111111 K-1' xztdr-.-r Izfe 111:21 --11 111s .1.'e11d,1. ,111 L:.!:...s:.1st:t fur H1 fr-1' Air INN YI? 1111. fx.t:.re 111 tie 1'f,1:-:.1,' suet. Nrztme l'.1:r I R ' 1, l1frh.1l1 1 Stzeme I'.1:r 1. S. 1. l20 .4-f L, Z GHHWHID' 1 ? 19 ,, 019- JOHN G.BOL'CHER Immurulale Cwzrepliozl Purirh, Fiiclsburg A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Calm, cool, and collectedg in high esteem with all his classmatesg handles both books and football with equal abilityg a Maverick at the poker tableg joe is headed for architectural schoo . Science Fair 1, -lg Honor roll l, 25 Football 3, -S. JALIES F. BRIDEAL' St. jokrfr Parifb. Touwzrezzd Quietness and confidence shall be your strength. A reserved, good-natured ladg takes great pleasure in mechanical workg interested in all sports and is a good sportg enioys skiing ,ind skating in spare time: also raises tropical tishg next step is c-illcise and electrical engineering, H-mor roll 23 Science fair l. 25 chess club l. 21 Basketball I, Z: Baseball 2. R. l2l Q- GEORGE j. BOKSQUET St. fllarjfr P,u-1111, llnizzrherzdorz Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Cootl-natured, quick-witted and intelligcntg dili- gent in the classroomg loyal supporter of school eventsg known for agility on the dance floorg ex- pert bowlerg can always be found swimming or fish- ing in summerg forsces a career as an engineer. Science Fair -l. ROBERT E. BUHTS Sl. Fr.1v1c'iJ Parifli. Filcbburg Tall men are like houses of four stories. wherein the uppermost room is most fur- nisheclf' Senior -skyscraperg capable student and enthusi- astic partictpant in the science fairg pioneer chess club member and interclub champg next move tow- ards college. Honor roll 13 dance committee 35 Science Fair 1, Z, -lg chess club 2. 3, -lg Football lg Basket- ball 2, 3, l, CD Q E-Zigi!-if ji X l il ' ff li X, 3. I I S 5. l I I u I i K , N . 1 1 2 5 , . - 1 . 5 we .fi A LOUIS R, CAISSEY St. Fmurir P.1ri,rb, Fitffaburg ERNEST D. CHAMBERS Sl. filllbflllyij P.n'irl1, Filrbbnrg XX'ith sparkling hits of humor he drives the blues away, Fiery redheadg staumlr Irish pe-rsunzxlityg Luuis makes use nf his nufin jrllrz' with the gentle sexg an iiurdimr man at hemitg lungs- for the gaming rrailsg has sights nn L1 managerial position in a N s s Q rggqguygm, Crlee Club 2, 3g beieme 1'air 1, Z, Eg Basket' Glee Cluh 1, Z, 5g Seience Fair 2. The imp of mischief in his eye. Rangy .xml wmiralg luquaci-ius in L1 erimdg quirk mipving ani agile un the uvurtg enterprising me- ehanieg can he livund under the lwml at leisure mu- mentsg will ily mr Uncle Sam after liwur years in college. ball 1, Z, 3g Baseball lg Track rl. PAUL R. CHRISTIAN XYILLIANI H. LOXNERY 5.1L-ml l1r.1n.' l'..'i.'flfv, I:I1L'll,5IHKQ Sf, jffliz,i'. 11-,i,'i1fv, C.fm,u,ii Only rwu hanrls has he, hut inure should Lifes ,i plqdsdnr ingririmiin so lers ralxu it lwll' -is ll'-H .ls it wines H 5T l-I I l-1-HI, ll1 l-LL Wlllll H1 WIC, U1 H llill is A I-iriliruierl flzriliiixiari, !yp:l.xil'- zzifederl :refills .inrl takes .1 4.,isz:.iI iniv.-ru! in ewnrytlnng ugh flip ,ii,r., hug, iiii-rig-ssiif uiiii .x :L-.iilx ringjg, . , I . .lr--Lzml !.:rn, lL.i:is rirxniids Eiiixniixg -WJ 'N- ff .1 L.ixs,iiiw..i will. the larlzes, .1 :,,!L.rL- '-sur-l ::i skiing I-ir varietj-'g anticipates ir eareer in the Air my ,ir1i,.nq.gi.L U,ggg,L-Lg,g,g ,mg gui.-y, :gr-jg lmffc' V I , bleu I luh 1. ll-:mir ri ll 1. Azure Ifizr 1. Q, -. l.iin!r,rteri::r5' 1, Lune C..,.li 1, I. 1 bexcnre l'.x:r 1li..q2r,,,, Q gig,ig,,i,4Lg. li,,w!,,QA 1 l, .. M 1. flprss s...Z' 1, il GERALD R. COPPENRATH Immarulale Conrepliwz Parirh, Soulb Ldllfsllltrf The tongue, of all the instruments fine, is the only one not dulled by time. Bright-eyed, lixely, unprcdictableg Gerry pos- sesses a potent gift of gabg truly outspoken . . . by no one, a true lineman in debatingg hobbies with a little salesmanshipg an ardent pigskin fol- lower, looks forward to sailing with Uncle Sam, Debate 1, Z, 3, -lg Honor roll 1, 3g chess club Zg athletic committee 5, -I. EDWARD U. CORMIER H013 Rotary Pllrifb, Gardner Men of few words are the best men. A quiet, undisturbed way of doing things is Ed s trademarkg gentlemanly in speech and manners, highly interested in musical endeavor, his accor- dion may be his fortune, college prospect in chem- istry. Science Fair 1, 2, 3, -1. 'f 'L-.- FRANCIS H. CORMIER SI. F7'.HlL'jJ' Parirff, Filcblsurg A lot of heart and a lot of courage com- binedf' Tall. quiet-mannered, big-hearted chap, places sports above sleepg star reybounder and jump shot artist, stellar high yumper tor the light cladsg looks forward to college. Science Fair 1, 2, 5, -3: Chess Club 3. -lg Bas- ketball 1, 3, 5, ig Baseball 1, Track 5. -S. 4- i RONALD F. CORINIIER Holy Romry Pizriflz, Gardner He wears the rose of youth upon him. n A gentle expression, mild disposition, reserved in speech but 'possesses alglowing light of friend- linessg a definite interest in progressive science, fa- yors winter sports, especially skating and skiingg tuture plans are still on the drawing board stage. Science Fair 1, 2, 4. l23 1960 i i -is Q RONALD V. DESJARDINS SI. l.r.fff'.i' P.1rifl1. 1.4 ffmiurlt r Virtue is lwld .md goodness ncvcr fearful. A lnyal grid mamagerg an mid spiirts fang loyal suppurtcr nt' all ND :ugtixiticsg hits the fairways in the summer and the slnpcs in the wintcrg adds life :ind laughter into cxcrv twrxwrsatinng future plans undecided. Scicnfe Fair I. Z, fig Firntball manager 3, -lg Track 3, i. 'Qi' Z' w v. Qi -S Q 1 .i K--0 ' X 11 I iii E' ,,-P l Ill, 2 'hip 21 E -IOSISPH lf. DIGNAM Sl. 1.w'.r Rarifb, l.ewI1i11.ilu' His pcntil drew wlmti.-vcr' his soul dt-sired. Gnntl nnkurcd :ind wznpaninnnhlcg persnnities thg: wurd- fricnd, , indispensable in the libraryg science fair winner in chcmistryg dependable foot- l ball manngcrg it's uillc-gc fur joe. PREP LIFE 5, fig Hunnr rnll 25 Science fair 2, 5, ,lg Library staff Z, 3, -lg Chess club 2, 3, 41 Fu-itlmll manager 4. S ' 1 I ll 1,1 DIOSIZPH A, DiNA'l'AI,I2 DONALD DI. DiRl SSO .H,:Jfff:f:.: ff! Ifu llfflg Ifffuarq, lfflifffzfnlq Sl. fiurfr Pmiilv. Imfrfliffffir' Tw lint- thc g.1mc ht-yi1n.l thc prize. Hts it N.ll.ltl1 fur in him uc src oil. xim'g.ir, l'lt.i'.zi'-' h1:ilt t-i-i.ipt.i:n wt tl.i- rin uriil stgzxid. S118-ll'--1f1LlS-llIfK'SS .ljgrct '- kn-lun t-ir his lf i:ictr.:s..':.4 Litlilts. i.i:tl:i11l Urn- Mwk ,U1,,l:m0, 1,4 ,,h..t.' ,,' lcv! 1,,-.xl ,rd H'HU'::l ' mllnllw- .Mill 'n -'VV' mulmllllk- lx 'uf' -lttcrznzrit-il sxrth his tt1.il'cs li 'shit-il!s..liis nntl kmluiiui il3'li l7':Vll '7V5ll'lV'l'5- NX,lILI4l4i:1X4, rrfiiurzcil uf:-lsttr. t:.'-is:f'I.s .I lvzsi- fl.lKs -i1':it7 l. li:1fr,iti:I.it'. l, 3. i,Ntitr1iu :us init: ' f, ' ' ' ' - 1- ' - . 55111: kliwb l' Ilimii I' 'A a l' ll'lxl'Ll l A' 54.LiAL i.lff R. I. I'-i 1. -L ,, l24 1 I 29' RODERIC N. DOLLARD SI. CtrIl1.1'r Pariib. Ifonzizrrlcr He was the 'Rock of Gibraltar' on the ND line. A stfiic athlete, a hall-in-orbit style hitter fin the diamond, seri-:us at times, an unbiased attitude to- wards peopleg extremely compaionableg doesnt know the definition uf the word grudge, in Search ul a higher education. Science Fair 3, 3, ig Football 1, 2, 5 fig Base- ball 3, -4, THOMAS P. ENRIGHT SI. Cbllllflfllj P.n'iJ!1, Filrbburg I myself must mix with action lest I wither by despair. Popular, hard-working, the holder of many fine talents: displays a powerful and melodious bass voice both in the Glee Cluh and in debateg stellar field general for the fighting O'Grady-men, no mean talent on the hardwood and on the diamondg a leader in his own right, pre-med course set as goal. CRUSADER 45 PREP LIFE 2. 3. -ig Debate 1, 2, 5, 4, Class otficer 1, 2, CYC officer Z, 3, -fg Confraternity 1, 2, 5. -ig Ifioniir roll 1, 25 Glee Club 2 secretary, 3 vice resident, 4 president, Science Fair -1, Minstrel endwman 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 2, 3, -S3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -tg Baseball 1, 2, 15... PALL F FARINEAL Si jofepb r Pnlrb Frlflblug How his school did merit from his school spirit A guod lookim: local lad charming and friend ly known tor his hard vmrlt and sinceritx a vuon derful mixture of school spirit and fun dabbles in all sports takes to the vater like a duck an other Ra hael at the Camas, his crystal ball re veals a uture dentist. Class officer .3 CYC officer A83 Confraternity -, 5. -5: Scienf Fa' -, el: Science Fair commi- tee 2, Dance committee 3, Athletic cvmmittee 41 Bas'etba1l 1, 2, Baseball 1, Track Z. I25 2 ..---f -auf FDMI XD P I FIIZLIERAID Sl I 1 Plflfb Le mnziiei I-Irs pen wx is mightier th in m my a sword ular I. iminsterite li tittln marks talented re nizer t p yi rnalist staunch Contratern tx participant Xcteran debater l lmes amateur radi ork m, us lfe tuttrrc CRL NAIDI R I PREP I IFE c ir in c iefg Debate l, -, '. ig Cintraterniy -, , 'g nce Committee 'ig Hon r Rill 1, , fg ess Club president -, f, -'Q f ' F 1 , F. if ff ire f' Q .an -i'fl5': -X 1.. ' 11 11' , Xf sv' D0c M5 I . i Q19-v KffNNIf'l'H lf. GAGNE NORAIAXD D Sl. I:l.l71A'ff 1',nf-fm Ifflrlfzlary S1, -lmklfvb 11,1110 ' NnuIlukr1w.xs xsl1.1l he hm du till l1ctI'iL'S. N.,yI1,ng Lr1.IL11'Qslwt VL-ri A surlv, bluml fr1,x,ulL-r Ifwlllpfwllffl 1'1lL'l1!-Wklfgi 53,45 Amd ILQQL-33 wymy, qxmk-uitludg xvcuixlvr -vm thc umicrxg cxlulwxls n 4fL.U,lu. ,,LmQ,,,,,,m.m. uw,-,, Mm 2-rr fxukctlxlll .md lmlxclull, Ken hu iulxzlc mL,I..km..cum1 U,,,dL,,,11 L L-lgms gn .1 Pulwlw Au.,11zxt.1r1!. N 'UW 1.117 , w D 1- X, L..- .-n v. V. . 'M'-N II-xr:-Nr full 1. Szumm I-.HI I ' il-bar.. its YDXXARD I Cy,-'xN'I'OXR,I'AY I5I'R'lUN P CDINDR I l5f.w.k.' 1'..v: f, I-fi. f 1' nr, Iff. '...'..'f.',.'.'4 If mLj',', 71 I' v I I Lf' 1 3 As ga: XR .x1I:1 fm g.w...g41r1-ag NIT. ,L .ix ru 1'-.IN 11s .1 nfifk xxwxui. Hmm Xiu Ll .,-I th AL 11 mln ilu- urmiazx if Emir Il: A :Q,1X:. 1. 1 Lid . jpv C..:. :.., ' ' I zz.: Ii g I zz.. L ..:1:: 1 , NIU tux: 1 5. L I x A . ' Z. VL ' wig L x lww' U4 'gx . V L N ' ' , L.'. .' ' ,Q 'LET l tv X ax I uh ix ' . 4 . ,V .5 PRN, HH A , f L K 1'i1.'- 1' n.,:w Ii. tt! , fmxk flil NMWIR - WUI' Illl . ' , IM . . A - . r .N -r , V - . CXK -- ,- L 1 zz: 11 1 I - r H ' ' ' NK l R Im: :. Ixl' AL K ',,fi. NLC ' K 'X My-1:11 X' x i I' '21 A In-Mil.. 1: -- ' - Ir. L. 1. ' - Y . I26 A! I --s. if ROBERT IMI, GILLIS Afbby Cwzgregalrwml Parirb, Afbby He often lightens melancholy with his mer- ry jestsf' Found ND in junior year, quick wittedg Lv. born pranksterg enjoys a clientele of many friends, en- ioys golf but excels in baseballg devoted hoopsterg studies above averageg ambition: veterinarian. CRUSADER -1, Science Fair 3, -lg Football -lg Baseball 5, -J. EDMOND A. GOODHEART Sl. Cecilirfr Parish, Leumimler Cheerful company shortens the miles. Pleasant, jovial, and bursting with grins, faith- ful to his responsibilitiesg efficient football man- ager, often seen on the roller skating rinkg future profession: meteorologist. Confraternity 4, Honor Roll 2, Glee Club 3, -lg Science Fair 2, 4, Dance Committee 35 Chess Club 2, 3, jg Football manager 3, Al, Track manager 2, 3. . Q' ROGER A. GOUSLIN Sl. Marfr Parish, Wfirzcbezzdorz Chance makes our parents, but choice makes our friends. XY'inchendon's contribution to the ND cause, an average student with a boisterous personality, sports a pleasing Pe sodent smileg engineering is his choice for the tputure. Science Fair 1, Z, -ig Chess club 5. MARTIN D. GUENETTE Sl. joreplfr Parish, Filrbburg Not a man of words but a man of action. Strong and quietg fireballing southpawg hard running football captain: natural athletic ability and tremendous enthusiasmg talented pucksterg des- tined for college. Honor Roll lg Science Fair -ig Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Captaing Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4. I27 1960 l 1 Y ' : I L 1. T' i I 1 H r li V. 1 Q H 5LzL::Lc Ilxzr ., IMNL-Yuxll I. 1 'ff ' I i L . N 1' 13 Baia! 591 ig . MW , 3. L ' - 1 I-. fl ,-.r, , 3 i '3 - Y , nfffe, Il E, KUIH Rbl' H. 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K4-z1:mr+gr:11t'. 1. 1. P:w:LiL::t, 1, L. , CL 'umm A' 'C M tha W' 'Meme Ixr , A., gm x Sgflegfvgz . L ' ' 'bfi . 5, ,Q ins? la w gf f 3 ' . . '.'. ':im j .1-' ui Q. NIMOX -I. HI'lSI.R'l' AI.IfRI,D H HILMIXUXXAY 55 L Pm, f. l.:ff'f.5'.' in 53. C.L..','.',.7 P..'r. fy. IL .f'.,'r,' tu 11.1111 xx N tE1L- -'l tim: mku ISK !r1LI1-Ln Knwxx ILJLQL IH xr mh jx L-.Nfl m IH .agp 2 mf .1IAL YQ., -. ::. In ti. '.NtL tL rL'2 ':. Ii..:. qi f , J L H I :A N::.,,zLN, L :.H:L z '::.'L -f 'fLr 1: A t :V M Hu :X L :..'.r. :. :-L- : .. L- :V ,L :Li H 1. Anil. . M5 M, .V .IL it-LL L,LL -I . L' ',:.LLr:.' .it XX 'LL 'L' lL.f3 .- LLL .' 1 1:1 .' ' Z, L A I. Mm, HH 5 my -ffil'iAIv7lR If L '- . IL-LL.1..f 'L'LLl.1:,'A,H:::. ' H' 'I' ' I28 I 'I I 2 l 1 i 1 t 5 4 x L X fy X .- XL . X X X 1 x D0 - 4. C ', K2 . ni? 19 YF -X A ff V , fi. . ff' .V x, t THOMAS E, HlI.I. SI. Len i P.111i'flv. Lwr11.'r1-tu' A king mn make a nulwlenian. but only Grid can rmkc a gentleman. .Sm.ill hut wlitlg well liked Cruwajerg clfiticnz igckin m,1nngerg ratli-i rcpairmgin. dclnew :ri timer elentriul wirkg flflllklfxllti future ns A let pilwr. Scicniu Iiiir 1. Z. I, Ifn-itball I. 3 manager. 'Sv ,.' i MICHAEL F HOVUARD Smnzf Hen! Pmnfy. G-7'c'67llIUc' Great men :ire dying ex ery tlayg thiit's funny. I feel fine -. An Ar:stiitie' with .1 crew mtg 3 T'le.isinu smzle anil an -nerrig-u sense iii hum-ir, anti'-e in tlzc pur- suit -ii' knimledpzc, cngiiys rentlznu :ind clnsiitnl musing .diligent KICIYCIICI and trafty clicxs plaircrg Mike will make an etfitient hamster, Dehatc ZA RA Q3 Hiinnr rnll 2. 3. I, Science Fair 1, Z, IQ Chew club 3, R. 4, fi '. f dan' 'S r RICHARD V, JOHNSON SI. Fxxzrzflf of .'If.Ij.If, F1lc'f'vL1n'g His smiles enough tn fill a room, A huiku' Si-uzh Fitchhurgerg ig-I--d nature-dp has an abuntiamc iii' sclinnl xpirit: txlentctl h-gnpster mr his dadk CYC team: familiar fate in Science Fnirg ha s his csc -in F.T.C. Glee Club 1. 5, iz Sczence Fair 1. 2 3, ki. I29 DENNIS KACHINSKY Our L.ld-1 Imnz,u'1zl.1!e. Allwl The lees talk the more ideas. Sli-lit, lvliintl, .ind reierxcdg hai l'I1tliv.1C3eIem1C :mil Athletic intebrcstsg :A devoted Atlziil ice skaterg A keen imight li-i' Qcienceg leisure time Qpent on the -links: tnrewes 3 future in medicine nr engi- FICCYIFIE. Science Flu' l. 2, Basketball 1. ff- 2 fx fx f-5 E-. ' 'fir Y. .J J 1 k i N . l E 1 E E 1. x P 2 Z' DOCEMT ME R - 1 1 ,E 15 1 . -,.. i l, 'Wi ,, vw ww, p..... 5 iii VID I, KAI VPIXIIX pil I, I KIJXVIIXK: ,NM 1',-P, fy l .'.'.fv .'17. .Sf f5Lf',.,f.4 I' 1' 'Q ljgf fy, X1 mr Ktrmgrh 'N .m 11-fnwz rim HH'L-JM11H1i111g1E..1: P4 ,hw nw III 12. .1 :1.1:.:g:L,'. ,111 711112. If Lf--T W 1 - ,JK Liu- : :.. Lu' ::.,.rM, ' .. , 4 ,:' , L ru .1 ... .zu .mn :L. 1 ,M ,. x ,g- .644 f 4 , L, 'Lf Mug-::'..'. r 1 Q .tg L.. fx Nxx Lfvwfx 24 .fx m'.,'u':, mul, NH M ,Q fKl',Al51R ,Q 1.9, KRINKIUIR -, lllill' IIII -. 4. E ' 4, H1:,' r.. ' ' - -,f .xx 'mu . fYf, -2 1 , IN' ,Q Q,,gf.,'j ll A ..1x,.,XL 'wtyrzx 1 Y N. H4'-: I .f L, X Lp! 1 ' lf: -. luv . .U X fr-M ,g tfz.. N 4, I':..k N . ls,,L XL, fin, . ,, M ff 4 Qu, Of 7,1 . I, ,wht . fs -mf' A , qvhqr HARD X I.-XNIAIQIXI XI.-XR'l'IX XX I.'XXIhI'R'I I .1 4 I.. 5.11 1.4 4 1, 44 ., x 'r A IZ'-Q M'f.fL.HX ..1 X '.X ' 114 IL I Z' ,1'1, ,Im' :IIN L4 ,.l1'L' H4 MLW. K.. ., if I 1 I30 XY'ESl.lfY l., LANDRY SI. flfnlfi Paizili, Soulb Afl5blll'P1b.lIIl 'His study is not great but tontinuedf' Spri-' and witty: talented on the liarduood and in the diamond, hcen sliauinu for two vears and aut liimselt h-:iii tinicsg cnlivens comersations with rnzidv srnileg will tlv tor Uncle Sam. lfiiotliall 11 Basketball l. 2. 3. l, Baseball 1, , 1, l. RICHARD Wh LARKIN Sl. Bozzifare Parirb. Lllllfllbllfg Some have popularity. some have wisdom only the fortunate have both. Sintere, modest, friendlyg philosophicg first honor roll his natural scholastic hahitatg confirmed schol- arship winnerg ad lib artist a lar Paarg devoted and untiring trackstcrg emisions a teaching Clffff- CRUSADER ig PREP LIFE 2, 3, ig Debate lg CYCiiltitut1gConfratcrnitv 1, 2, 5, bl: Honor Roll 1. Z, S, '41 Science Fair iz Chess Club I1 Track 1, 2 3, L JOHN J. LAVOIE. JR, 51, Fmurif P.1riJb. Filrbburg The great hripc of society is individual char- atterf' Tall, quiet. well marinered studcntg boasts of a .ride tzrcie of friends: excels at wiiodworkinzg dis- 'lavs a far-irable scholastic recordg liawke'-'ed honp- .tc:. Y-'FESECS career in cixil engineerinz. Q Honor riill Al. 2: SLJEDCE Fair 1, 2, fl, Dame Committee 5: lmorhall 1: Basketball 5. -A. DAVID J, H. LEBLANC Sl. jurfpb Pizriflv, Filrbburg The real things in life are hardest to find. .Gay unpredictable, and wittyg loads nf friendsg tinkers wxthbanythinz electricalg an authority on popular musi-cg keeps tabs on ND athleticsg will till the radio waves with the top snunds in town. Debate 1, Z3 Confraterniiy 1, 25 Science Fair l, 2, 3, -l. I3l 1960 Q-sn.- 555.-1 DONALD VI. I,4I'mI.AXf RI'DUI.I3H I' I.cI'sI.ANC ,-izjf ff, lI,.r.'Af' X1 51.13 lr1.ff..:u'v:I.I','a fy f,I1.I','. ff.' l',.'r,' fi 17.'.'I'1 Lfng XX Iwi rx tw umm- I Immx nut Emi I m.1I4L 'Kzndnux Ilkc thu gzxxzn. SVFLJIIN by wxxingf IIIL' IWW! nfl .III IILII IUIHLN V lvr.1kcII XMIM' Illitic 1:1 M'Q'I.fvl11 L' mir. Ix:mI .md , :,.,..1 .,3 ,,1.NL X '. NINE, MM, M13 Jrkmhil I P-H .A U- MU. J.. ,... ,Ir In, ,. Q'I.xx. ynmuu IL IIN!! W IMI XXJIUH K..-,kk VA! .Hd JUL: M Aim w.L:uu '.xI1Jv.7'1'.1.',I'Lx .1:.iL'.t .u1wix1.I !.x::. Imw .rig .4 ,mm MI I.x gmzwz 1':!1, t.:.I,L':, xx.tf. U'I'Nt1 7 7 Iv-If , 1.11411-IEf1Iu, gwxzxxx-xi I. nun- .and IZXIN 4 .lu f f1Z'.2iu:1,:t- Cyn- flu N Law If.-r , My :.I.wr:ux. IJ! 'I xx I' gx.:X,1 tbl AAI. I id: KILL. Ihfxm I. Iwi II. X I MM V 1, ' ' St, ' ,-' 5155 g.. 155' 23'-1-- 1 I 5, ,,,.r . xi-nr AIIIIIIIJ R IILLIKII ,IAHIN I IUI CIIIIIX. VIR Sf. I L.A..'.. IKM f IJ Hn.. v 53 I.: ' l',,v,'f ll ffm. :ll Iicttu Iv X' ,QI .mt Wm: TIIJII In :LILLY .ami A NzfL:2I1x.:1t3Iv1 IN.C,i4IIx'. :lu UVIM: .N .1 Niw.:.Iwf. I'.z,, : -A ,g , fl 'JZ' Y LA .. L , I . Ei,, I. l32 X K ,,.f N G 9 - Q X - - - - tl 1 19 1 1 I, I JAINIES D. LICCARTHY JOHN P. MANXING Sl. use 703' Pxrzrb, lfllvkbfnff Sund llg.1v'I P,n1vZ1. F1.'rl'L1zrE A . Speech is silvcrn. silemc is golden. Men nt few wnnlx .irc thc but nam. Rupgcgl, mugh. and ruuly, .1 Img hell., mr qv- Smxllng XYcst Ifluhluurg rcdI.c.u1g Aguud in-,ks cry-:ncg Your-year grld xctcrnn, at hwmc -fn fl pau Q-fulvlui vxth rrxcmilmcssg dmwlc -vt ,111 wp-vrlw. I .ff skxs, Llcwcr with .1 Luc sink, In-xsurc trmg sg-um Scrmuslx znzcrcstcd In hu. studxrs, .1 xlnmng Hur ' bnulmg, glmg gn Ihfixu: llfu. -fn the dum-anal, mag' fly f-ir Im .nnntr-.. 5L,mC5 fm, 1- 3 5 ,,, F,,,,,5Jig 1 1 g , Scmcmc Fair 1, F-wrbnil 3. Q,B,hkUh.1U lg Bun- 4 '4 !uli2,3,9. i . 1 I . 'X X . . 3 vu.-f' -1 X , X ROGER D, MARCOTQLIER LEO MASSE Iv1m,1ml,1Ie C.fM.'L'cAf7fl0I1 P,u'1 flu Fitrfzklnng SI. C6fflf.1',f P.Ii'j!l5. I.:6f7Iif1f1I7' The right handof fellowship, A lot of hcart .ind a Int uf courage com- x .Lund naturcd, sh-wrr, .md :ug ulzhg Ihc nrr-.xx hfrlcnlf' vf:r dctcrnunatnm hnllj-eve? tliclmruct urn his JL: WMU. but Scmlm M mmmmtxl Umuemll and , A sum. nge! un the U1 xrwn, rc new muh mrpcrxtry. wmwul, fncndi UC hh Npedlgl.. Llctdmined grid- .. 1,-X. . ,, mn, .A ,. '4- ,A - - ' 'Hu 'Ur tUI'n'Ul cnfmulm' stcrg whiz nn me dwg-as h--55:91 xmlude hockey, Q Suzcrrce F311 1. 1. x 1: Dame C xmmxttcc 53 Q1-lz. hunung, fishing. pw-I, Ezwrici, and cars, :uc- P-'--thall 1. I F ucv. has 1-ne .lmbitl-vn, ' C-rnr'1'.1fcrnir5' 1. Z, Science F.1:r I. Ffwtball 1. '13 Blicball 4. I33 0 CD i. .Hi ..-1 I X ... . I I Xi D0 l R 0 l l 5 L if l E. C 2 if K i P 2 E I r 1 . 5 x. .r, i N RICHARD XY. MATHIEI' KENNETH P. bl. MUNDVILLIE Sl, IMA' Pmiib. I.wmn1i1u SI. Ctt'i1i.1'r P,n'itli. lnfmmlilu A littlu lwdy tvftt-n lmrlwrs .i gn.it soul. Gunn niwt within thc inctistiic of my wttitli l.ilw.ilwlc .intl V-i1'ul.it. clit-ws Nt.inip t-illctting 5nj.ill.statutc'. liiuli statin: iitisutmxxctl -lui dc .intl in-'dt-l iflnnw. do-ifctl :intl wntcru wtlilixt. tcrminntiung talent in minstrelsyg an and Ru i.il.ir uitli .i ttiiitlitun i-t stiftt-wg .1 nicer .is .1 S-ix Lin and tlicxs pinxcrg plnnnimg tn rc-.itli tin tc.uliL-r .ir tliir.,pt.ttt.ir will Mitisty lzim, liniitctl u-ulx in cnginccrznz. C-iiifnttcttiitv l, Z. 5, t. Dchntc l.iir 1, 2, tg Clint Club 3, Httnnr 1. 2. Siiiiitt Stirnae Fair 1. Z, Cilee Club l. 2. 3. I. r--ll 1. I 'QW aaa, RAYMOND K, Blflliili ROXAl,D 'l Nl! llUl.N Sf. f,ai.'ll,'.i l P.i7, 1l', lt' flifh' fel Sf. fiLii'i,'.f P.lY. fl. l.wffIl. w.'4r Ili, xptnt .ill lim t nit in zzyitli tliw :in nu Distrititin ix tliu lust p.trt t-r' x.ili'r. tit tlrmm up xnttstugri1'.x'Slit-rttr yttlx Niwtitxt. 1.:,Ei:,m-tl .tt!'t:.tln t tu .-J gt ,L .: ' xtiitt ,intl tlttlc l..1 ful, tluw i:.!t't-tt 1' -tztint 'Elma' flu , .7UllL'l'l- Y: :'l3'l ,lu lllfll' lxllll but Nllmx tim. mwid :AH,ikiLi, Ami Um V ilu!!! ftztrztf l.lit tic:-itLL': iiZt:'t2'wt'i lnilvtlwu ti-tl .i:i' luitltut .i:tl.tr .intl l..:tLf. vglmx wt 4:. .'X' l'- LL 1 K Y l 'lx l :'x' if ltfttr, N nut l'.ifi l fi Ntziwr l.itI l34 Qs Q.--,N U . if , .4 in, N' ,F 531-gg XYll.l.l1'xNf D NIIZXII RfJHIfR'I' A Nf7RfXfANDlN 5.111111 ll1.11,' l',1111f1, C,11r1J:1'f.'1. SI. 'lwLj11'f's l'.1111f1. 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Ruuucd and rmdw. g:er11.1I 1-rrx'-crs311-mains! strung mznded reliu1.1usl'.', unc uf the 1ch1ml's new-- h11ur1ds. true SP1-r1sm.m 1:1 1111111111: and b-1.1r1:1.1, mms at A suuesstul nwcdical rnrccr. Defute 2. Kg PRKP LIFE Z, K, lg C1mfmt:r:111'. l, 2. 1. -21 Hunwr r1-YI 1. 33 Sczeme Fair 1. 3. Chess F135 2, E. 12 F1 'tlufl 4, Baskcfbllf 1, TTJLK 5. fl, PETER XV. OCUNNOR Ill Rff1J,5e. N111 Il..'v:f1rl'f1L Noble Accds which are 11vn1e.alcd ary num estccmcdf S111:.1Nu 111.5 rcs-1:.r1c'1.f, p..r11!1l.-ms .1:11i issui- xl-fui 111 ml:-+-11 .11!cn1i,111cc. .11fr11:111ws 1:1 11.1sx. .lu gdcpt uc sk.11rgr .md g.1mu ucfttyr. 111 1,4-st 11: tuturu ?l.1r1x. Snzcmc f,1.r 1, 2. ffzcss 1 ' I35 1960 I 1 1 1 ' : 3 1 5 i I .1 5 SX Qffff' X. X. ff N -Eifffifggg G i -l 1 - - - - - QI -q D 1. fNIAR'lIN O1DfTNNl.l,l. AfN'I4HUNY I. l31'XDI'I.f'X 51. l51.1f.'111 X..1:f11 15.11,-11, liffflfffz Sf, .'l1,'111'1 1'.11.111', l,11f1f.'.1111l11 U1111- .1 1g111tI11111.111 .1lxx.11s .1 1g1111I111:.1n. 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Cec1li,1',r P.u1rfi. 1.4 fmzifzirw Music is well said tu he the spcet angels, .Short,,spry', and 'witty Leuminsterite who draws friends tmm afarg yovial cqnversationalistg- a loyal buxrng tang hits the kingpins Qand- the eight ball when nut relaxing to njiusicg will rival Dick Clark un the airways in the tuture. Science Fair 2, 5, 4. RIC HARD H POR I FR 51 CIIIIIUIII' Pu ff Fitchburg Bi me distourse I will entliant thine ei 41 ular and tunseienti us. ,it u,tt , ance of schunl spirit: trip-nntcli debaterg likes skii ' wimming, and dancingg a rxture ri the linur g at-irical talents 'll d ti b ia aw career. CRUSADER -lg PREP I.lFE 3, -lg Debate 1, , 3 rst' Q 1 ntriter B: Cintratern ' . .. 2 1 , -, ,, I, Minstre inter mu ir -1 ciencc Fair -lg Dance L- mmittee 51 Atliletc t - itee 3, pr sidcntg Basketball lg Track Z, ,. r ., 1 V, 'fra'-' ai - -5 1271? ,:r,- .lgfzff gen , . . ,-if ' 'f 4i'l I x an . - 1' JOSEPH 1. PUSHKAR Sl. Arrllamzfr Parifly, Shirley He's no man of common passage, but a strain of rarenessf' Mild manneredg faithful cnntrilsutnr Ku the science fairg always neatly dressed: ctvmmutes. all the. wav from Shirleygl great interests in electrical engineer- ingg headed t-ir cnmmercial aviatiivn. Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. I37 FRANCIS C. QLYINN Our Lady of Ike Rorary P.zr'frla, Clirzlwz His sister is prettyg does this prove or dis- prove heredity? Unpredictahle and tleverg sr-nrts a boisterous smileg ND's original c--iurt lesternnever- at hnme in chemistry labg memorizes MAD-' magimsg witty. likeable. and always reads' t-ir rung tuture still in the planning stage. Cnnfraternirv I, Z. QQ Gel . 7' 1 1 Q lm-119 l 1 E ab iv K 1 ' a . 1 . ' 1 f 2 6. ROLAND G. ROCHELEAL' Sf. CL'rifi.1'.i P.1ri.fb, I.w111ir1.ffu' 'l'hcy'rc only great who are truly good, ,,, Nr'---r DENNIS P. ROY Sl. jn,r1fv!J'.r P.H'I,fl7. Filfbbm-lg Always forgets sumcthing. hut.ncvcr forgets A happy nuttl-1-yrsmari and anglerg :tlsti fastin' anyone' ated with ht-t mdsg familiar lace at the science fairg Rugged and 31cm b,.,ad.5y,.,u1demj m,1Ctel a tall and rtilsust hut with Cl quiet perwnsllitvz C10 smile for everytineg ltiver of good iokesg long-hitl fl bl-ISIUCSSZ marmxcment CHEN- ting tirst sucker on the diamondg talent to sparc on Sticme Fair 1. 2. 5. 1. iv r'-2.1 ' RONALD P. Rm' 3' Ir1im.n'n1.1le Cfarimfvlfurz P.:riJb. Filtlvblnjq 5' h He h.1Q ll spirit. tnlm itntl high. ready to dt' i .mtl swift to try. A t.1ll, Xu-llfliitul utr.. srnilim: .mtl c-irnixtril-in .ihltp rutrwtl mthcr than fiutwpiikcng calm n-r Vlciuii' tliw--xitiiiii' mlm-nl 'XD r--titer tt- thc hilt R1-n x i.1th.1nt pcrx--rmlitx will srl-ll uiucss in ul lvgc rii.lL.ntirx. .t.tziiA . L -1 :J 2. l51.h.1tc 1. l-infr.1tur:iitx 1, J. H'-nt-r rwll 1. N Llliriflrsfltl 138 the hardwtmd :ind un the iccg is college-bound. Honor roll 1, 2g Chess club 23 Crimes country -ig Fiitithall 1, 33 Basketball 1, Zg Baseball 1, 2, 3: -lg Trunk 14. RICHARD F. RVSSELI. Fffir IJKILVI1 P.1r1ifv,FmIDt1u1i Hu burns with thc fire uf good nature. liistnxcrctl ND in scnitir ycarg cultivqtes friends .intl Irzcritlkliilip humtiri-tm, xxull-urutvmcd, :ind qggv. gi-mu. liiini-r ri-ll ing-irnplctc without hix name. tl.1hhlt-1 in all xg-iiztsg :tk WTS! P--:nt hir Ditk. Ntitzitc lim 1. liwiitlxlll 1, Trntk -11 Hiiniir r--ll 1. ii 11:11 gi HENRI E. ST. PIERRE 17Il!1I.I!'l4l.lf8 Hear! of Mary. llvfflfbflldbll Diligent work is the source of many virtues. Smilinif. companionable, and quickwittedg serious at moments, a hard-working student, lover of good music: drixes na sportly convertible, honors all school events with the lash of his polaroidlor the grinding of his movie camerag talent for finances will make him a successful accountant. PREP l.lFE 2, 3. -1, Confraternity 1, Z, 5, -ig Honor roll 1, 2: Library staff l, 2. RICHARD F, ST. CYR SI. Cecillji P.u'irf'J. I.efm1iz15ler Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Modest attitude towards one and all, affinity for hot rodsg epitome of quietness, flair for science projects, roams the wilds of Leominster in search of big game, destined for the Armed Forces. Science Fair Z, i. ROY E. SANDSTROM St. Bew1.1rd'J Parirb. Ffffhbilfg His tongue is never stillg talk it must, and talk it will. A Crusader with a congenial personality, a great conversationalist and oratorg Mr. Encyclo- pedia on current events1 fondness for skiing and great weakness for golfg aims at a college pro- fessorship. PREP LIFE 2, 3, -1: Debate 1, 2, 3, 45 Con- fraternity l, 2, 3. -lg Honor roll 1, 2, 3, -fp Chess club 2, 3, 4, Athletic committee 53 Science Fair 45 Track 3. -1. rw GEORGE I.. SANGO Sl. Le0'J Parifln. Leomimler A fearless man is his own salvation. A loquacious fellow from Alabamag became part of ND during junior year, an aggressive linebacker for the Juigskin eleveng a true sport in all respectsg hot ro 5 and speed boats are a mania for George, wants an Army career. Football 4. I 39 1960 4 l i f 5 I : 5 : Y Q I fi? is has-av' 'Q' I CD , u A N l xx X if - ' . i -4 Q KYXXI ,I H F.'U'C.l1iR PIlTflR SAVAGE N lhff lg .xr In,'r1.',.r14f.:.'L H:,.'v,' ff ,Hyry l1 1rJU,dm. L.. I1 r..1L xx xyL.1.1l .lmxnl tim: Num .1 Alxx.1j.x xullmg. mwr pruudp xxluking wall, ' I mzuix mxrl' 11,111 lx : , N ' K ,md 1:1 :ur x.t.,.1 Wm. 1 'Nw XXuu:,L:p.fw.. '-u.etE.wrxx.xu Mm, .et tumx, KL kr 1, pump. NDN 4xx'1 l3...H:L Y'm.nh,1x!x in f:::.1::1gN Hu the ruin.: sucnnt nd' ' I 1 4 , m:,'U.w mmk 12.5 UNI 4..x '-kwu.l!L. 1-1r1Ir.N.tLd w..!xx,l::Jfrn: gm-gcnh t-1 tlzu ND K N 1 ml 1-1 th Xfs. .HMI rl,1Jx1 Nwxmnc cxtr.l'..n4.l1g1,a. ,A wln.1.1r uh-I 1x wvll :llmxr t gnu. Kms um 1-wlkuu 111.111,-I1.ll, ummm pull ,xml I - skumgg xulutx Jcrxlwrl'-'. fHl'5ADl:R ig WUI' lIl'I' 1. S, A, li-,Img Iwll 1. f. 5. 1. f.1zxfr.1tcrz1-tx 1. 1, S 4. Nxfmc Yu: I. J. S, I. T fd? an- if 5 19 1 1 1 R1 JNQXI ID If N1'RH.'XYl RICHARD F1 'I'l7N'I'A ff I ..'. V' w, IMI' f . X' luv... I' .,', ' 1'.','.f4 ln. ' H X4 Tux ' ZH :HL 5 XL Pza HL- un xmxxfctnl 'Fin HL U11 vt Hu mx' X AQ 'Q V - 1 xx - Y 1. xiw K ' IYVJL U K I' u-- N-'.LIf.I1 114 It l4O 467' LDXX ARD A IHFRIAI Ifl JOHN j. THOMAS SI In :urn Pnl l Im 7110 SI. C.1r1f1.1'u PJIIYI7, 1.4 111111111111 lf 5 x 4 nmnatu n wr mm unc nur Mum isrl1cunlyL1nix'crS.ll tungucf' and NIHLLFIU liard-xx-vrk1nL,, Q-nniflnnkzrxu mxnph-frml fznzn ' and dwnur 1 Nunmm. Lrsf,n11p, X, H the Cmmb Lxlvf ND uwmlx-1 lends-rg studrw Lib-mc MMM x me r X it C Hmmm M averazug uhratxnu Vexwnglxtvg :ings lcax-hcrunrlk Candlesticks MUN ISI E king when n-It rcadlng-1 musual ik-irc. IS dcstmed tv tvmnrds the Alf Pwnc Clectnml engineering S mme Fair lruk Science Inn! 5' X R' I K DONALD A. XYHEELER Sl. Cwfliir P.1r'i,flv. I.wn1i1z,f1ev- On with the Janne. Akwelbgrn-ymcd. Smartlv-draw:-J If-xmxnitcrxte. tggrluric rock and mllerg usuallv found at the Y' Ixttlng we1ghtS, dpes not shv away frnm tire :JIS Don plans 1 drafnng career. Science Fair 1, 2. 0111 the 16111111 tv 5161111111 MEMORI BARRY DA IELS For 111e11 11111 111f1d'e by filed 011 111111. by gfijffljjffkg Ufjlit' 1111 711111. B111 1111111 .Ill b1'11i111 111 .1 ff.1.iZ1 Il Z1111 l 111'11111e il11'ff.i X111 .f1111fe. lfrom all the rich. humanistic traditions bequeathed to the Wfest- ern world from the glory that was Greece and the grandeur that was Rome. none is so distinctly unforgettable as the young, brown- svveated, laurel-crowned athlete emerging victorious from the race. liven Saint Paul. in his strong inimitable style. forever en- riched Christian tradition when he immortalized the young track- man's sacrifice and desire to win the laurel as a symbol of Christ- ians running the stony, difficult road of life on the straight and narrow path. God ordains in His XY'isdom what race a man will run. whether it be the mile-long course of a full life. or the short dash of a brief existence holding in its Lender years .1 whole life of tense. hectic. and meritorious moments. Suth was the destiny of BARRY DANIELS. l'. graduate and former taptain and quarter-miler on the Notre Dame track team. who. on XY'c-dnesday. August 5. 1959. ended the short race of his life and burst into the heavenly court of the good dying young to seize the intorruptible crown of true Olympians. His heavenly mother. Notre Dame of Victories. soothed his feverish brow and garlanded his head with a chaylet of fresh roses. which were his innumerable Aves spoken in his four years as a Crusader of Our l.ady. HX1111 51111 11117 1111! 111 111' flu 111111 Of f.1.1',r 115.11 ll me 115111 1110111111 11111. R11111111'f ll 190171 Vt ffflll If 'f1'lfl'.f71 A1111 the 11.11111 1f11.f f1ef111'1 flu' 111.111. I42 PATRONS Without the system of' Patronage whose earliest expression we find in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance when men of landed wealth and prosperous commerce liberated fledgling artists from financial care. the world of art and literature would be without scores of masterpieces today. Likewise, education today and those who seek it need more than ever before the gen- erous support of willing patrons who, in the sharing of their wealth and efforts, make possible the tremendous plants of learning needed to prepare youth for the complex operations of our highly technological world. GOLD STAR FITCHBURG CROCKER BURBANK DANIEL STREET PHARMACY DEJONGE LOUIS PAPER CO FIDELITY CO OPERATIVE BANK FITCHBURG GAS AND ELECTRIC CO FITCHBURG MOTOR MART FITCHBURG PAPER CO FITCHBURG AND LEOMINSTER STREET RAILWAY HEDSTROM UNION CO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LAW FIRM BIRD DONOVAN AND OCONNOR LORING STUDIOS SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO SIMONDS SAW AND STEEL CO THE SAFETY FUND NATIONAL BANK TURNER MOTOR COACH SERVICE WORCESTER NORTH SAVINGS ASSOCIATION I44 LAVIGNE, DR. ATRONS LEOMINSTER AMBERLITE PLASTICS CORPORATION BOSTON FISH MARKET DISALVO S J MGR HAYWARD FARMS RESTAURANT DUVAL E T AND SONS INC FRIEND A GILCHREST MRS MYRA GOODHEART LOUIS A GRAVEL RIGHT REVEREND ARTHUR J LUNION ST JEAN BAPTISTE UNION PRODUCT WINCHENDON ANTONELLIS DR CARL J FRIEND A wINcI-IENDONS EASHIDNS LUNENBURG KEATING P J co SHIRLEY BDURGAIJLT REV J LOUIS WHALOM DEBDNIS GARDEN CENTER ATTLEBORO L G BALFOUR co CLASS RING DIVISION WORCESTER THE JOHN wooDMAN HIGGINS ARMDRY I45 LEAGUE OF THE SACRED HEART, ST. CECILIA'S PARISH SILVER STAR FITCHBURG ALCON PLASTICS AUBUCHON JOHN B CO BARKLEY AND DEXTER LABORATORIES INC BARONE S PHARMACY BELLIVEAU S FABRIC AND DRAPERY SHOP BOUROUE HIS HONOR MAYOR GEORGE AND FAMILY CHAMPA INSURANCE AND ECONOMY OIL CO DUMONT INSURANCE FINNS FISH CO FITCHBURG CITY CLEANERS FITCHBURG SAVINGS BANK FITCHBURG SENTINEL FRANKS AUTO SCHOOL GENDREAU REV J CHARLES GENERAL ELECTRIC CO GODROY WHOLESALE CO INDEPENDENT LOCK CO KIMBALL AND SON CO LAKSO CO MCCARTHY MR AND MRS LEO MARCEAUS PACKAGE STORE MARSHALL REV EDMUND P MORIN RAY NORMANDIN ROBERT A PUTNAM STREET ALLEYS RED AND WHITE FOOD STORES SAULNIER DR MARY AND MFRCER I46 DR JOHN GRANT, W. T., CO. . . . P. ATRO FITCHBURG SERVICE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO STEVENS BUSINESS COLLEGE INC THE SAFETY FUND NATIONAL BANK THERIAULT MR AND MRS WILLIAM J TOWNSEND DABNEY AND TYSON UNION COAL AND OIL CO wAIN ROY CORPORATION WEIM Izao RADIO WOODCOME INSURANCE INC LEOMINSTER CRANES PONTIAC MUTUAL BAKING CO POSCO PAINTING CO INC WEST SIDE PHARMACY SOUTH ASHBURNHAM OARIEPY PRODUCTS INC WHITNEY MPC CO INC HITCHCOCK SHOP INC SHIRLEY SHIRLEY ICE CREAM BAR WEST BOYLSTON FRANKLIN MANOR FORT DEVENS CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS OF FORT D WESTMINSTER BAKERS DAIRY AND DAIRY A GARDNER TRACY MSGR MARTIN J AYER DUNN REV DANIEL E I47 EVENS ROCKDALE STORE, THE ' B R Roland Ruel Co. FITCHBURG Angel Co lnc Asher Co Babmeau Dr Rober'r A Beans Shoe Sfore Bellweau Furmfure Co Bourque His Honor Mayor George J Bray and Williams Pamfers CaHel Dr and Mrs Joseph Cefalo Bros Celluplashc Corp Cen+ral Hardware ChevreHe Rev Omer J Commonweal+h Plashc DeLongchamps Cadillac Davm Dr T F DesChenes A'H'y Leo C DesChenes Dr Alberf A DiLorenzo Rev Rocco Dionnes Sheel and Me+al Works Efhier J and Sons Loclrsmirh Family Super Marlcel' Flfchburg Flfchburg Fi+chburg Filchburg Fifchburg Fi+chburg Fifchburg Foundry Hardware Co Healing l-C Credif Union Mufual Fire Insurance Pla+ing Works, lnc. Yarn Fires+one Sfores Flynn Linen Supply Frafernal Order of Eagles Gagne, C. E., Confracfor Gafhercole, F. H. and Torberr, . . Gearen, AH'y. Paul G. Giadone's Furni+ure Sfore Greaf American Plas+ics Guilfoil's Esso Service Hachey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hope Tire and Supply Co. Hofel Raymond Hyland, A. S., and Co. FITCHBURG lngemie Mr and Mrs N Jacques Dr Raymond B Jans Doll Clofhes lnc Jennison Co The Kendalls Ca+ermg Service nc Kilder and Davis C Kresge S S Co Lamo+he Mr and Mrs Laurel Hill Oil Lincoln S+ore Lindberg H V M C M lnc Missionaries of LaSaleHe Mohawk Wire and Cable Corp Moran Square Diner Moynlhan Bernard T ODonoghue Rev Brendan W Pandlsclo Mr and Mrs Joseph Pefers Ba++ery Srahon Porier A'H'y Howard W R and J Conslruchon lnc Rogers Co. Rogers Marlcel' Roo+, Harold F. Funeral Direcfor Roy, Rev. Gilles Sabourin's Hardware Co., lnc. Shirley Ca+ering Service S+op and Slop Therrien Millc and Cream Thiberl' Den+al Office Toner, A. J., lnc. Tousignanl, Real'I'ors Town and Coun+ry Marlrel' Vic+ory Au+o Supplies Wafer S+ree+ Amoco Webber Lumber Co. 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