Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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unday Ritgg They Head, otre Dame quires Inztzate 0 into ew quires Circle Eighty Notre Dame Highl School boys were initiated- Sunday into the newly formed Notre Dame Colum- bian Squires Circle organ- ized by Msgr. Vismara Coun- cil 3725, Knights of Colum- bus, Harper Woods. . The gr-oup's ambitious plans' for the future include sponsor- ing the erection and indulgenced blessing of the Way of the Cross in the high schoo1's new chapel. They also plan to hold n school- wide essay contest this month and a talent show ist Danby High School to benefit the new Notre Dame cafeteria. The Squires intend to colleci money in the school for thefor- eign missions. This month they will dramatize the application of the sacrament of Extreme Unction. They have distributed Catholic literature to pupils of the school. The initiation ceremonies be- gan at dawn Sunday with a Mass at St. Peter Church on Eight Mile Road. Father John Bryson, father friaf oi the new circle, said the Mass and preached a sermon to a filled church. Squires and Knights of Columbus members filled the middle aisle of the church. After Mass the 80 Squires and, i way to ' Notre Dame High, School's cafeteria for a break-l fast of bacon and eggs. Degree work began at 11 s.m. at St. Leo XIII Council Hall, Toepfer and Gratiot. Congratu- latory briefs were given by Father Bryson: Father A. Ve- row, ,principal of Notre Dame .High Schoolg Sam Gambino, Charles DeFever and Allen Miglia, counselors for the group. The new Squires gathered aft- erward wtih their families and friends for a celebration ban- quet at. the high school. Meals were servedgto 250 ests. Addresses were n at the end of the meal by the group mentioned above. They ex- plained that the Squires gather boys 13 to 18 years of age to trains-them into men of leader- ship and responsibility. This aim is achieved through a four point program, geared to train and develop the youth spiritually, culturally, socially and physi- cally. At each weekly meeting, one phase of the program is emphasized. i 8 ,gd X Officers of the newly-formed Notre Dame Columbian Squires, sponsored by the Vlg. mam Council of the Knights of Columbus are, seated, left to right, Edward Fleming, marshall: Chris DeSmet. burserg Joseph Squires C Get Tips a On Health Dr. Thomas S. Davies of the Wayne county department of health, gave the Notre Dame Squires a talk on physical fit- ness last week. Hetold how much progress has been made in medicine in the past few years. I Davies also ,told how the health department checks pools for germs, how all lmilk is checked, and how restaurant Fever, district assistant chief help is checked for sickness. The health department also checks the schools for sickness, 3 helps families in need, and. gives mass shots such as Salk polio, Davies stated that the beat- way to keep physically tit is to get plenty ot sleep and, good- ffibd, V g . -4 The group was shown lfllmi on the 1954 Lion games.. Joe Bulgarella, Tom Bolz, Robert ,Biernat and Robert Burda shot Ethe til-m and, while at the lGoebel factory, were xgivenfh jtour of the place. 3 The Squires will hold an Qessay contest on. Holy Eu- gcharist,.Source of Strength. - Blllirlrelll. chief squlreg Russell Gramer, secretary: Robert Burdax and John Paga- nes, centuries. Standing are: Charles Do- ofllcer, and Robert Blernag suulre. qttires-,'See otre Dame heme. . 3 l The Columbian Squires -of NOC!! Dame High lest week were shown l film, The Demql CPSC? of Base-bal1, 'invoked by .the American and National league. . , Bob- Hfrpkins, a Milwaukee Braves scout, gave a lecture on how to pitch, catch, throw and- hit. This talk was followed by a question and answer session, The social committee avg ' ,Skit 011 lood manners. 'K . ..

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QQ? is I 1 i Q4 yet. ill, No. 6 ll lillllfll. Notre Dame High School, Harper Woods, Michigan April, 1956 LARGEST A SQ UIRE CIRCLE INITIATES 4. , id The Notre Dame Circle of the Columbian Squires has laid its corner stone to progress. The present enrollment in the circle is 80 members. To become a member you must be between 13 and T8 years of age. ln February, election of of- ficers to head the group was held. The elected are as fol- lows: Chief Squire, J. Bulgarella, Deputy Chief Squire, R. Biernat, notaries are R. Gramer and S. Winchell, Marshall, Gerald Flem- ing, Sentries, J. T. Paganes, R. Burda and E. Waldorf. The head counselor for the circle will be Al. Miglio. The Initiation Ceremonies were acted out on Sunday, April 8, 1956. 7:30 Mass was attended by the entire Notre Dame Circle at Saint Peter's Church in Harper Woods. At 9:00 the boys came and ate breakfast in our school cafeteria. Following the break- fast at ll:O0 the boys were transported to Saint Leo Xlll Council Hall where the initiation took place. Then 5:00 p.m. witnessed the new squires re- turning to Notre Dame for a delicious evening dinner. The guest of honor and speaker at dinner was, our principal, Fr. A. Verow. Father 9..T',.l Nl :ANR It ie' 'sf' Q ' talked about the squire circle which was formed at Boys High in Van Buren, Maine, where Fr. Verow was principal, before coming to N.D.

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fi Pk., f Q 0 .Q 4 ll Exw pf! PT 1' eudcls nf Hu' Sophommf- Sudnllty: FRONT ROW Mworm- Swkovsku, Scrcumcny, Jim Buulwlf, Pre-M-LY, Ruy G.1ymn', Vim--Plw fe-cf, Bull Du-un, T1'wxsl1r'm-I. TOP -ROW slxfy-Ywo . ur 'K z fx 5 s M Au cxugusi nsscmbly, The Sophomore Sodulisw of Norm Duma. Discussnon Ncuders: Ron Gaynor, Joe Bren' mm, Tom Quinhm, Jerry MW-lgbw, NOVflkl1IWd Hunk luks. 1-xxx A 5 -N Tom new-'N sophomore soclolify