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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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'fr , 1 X f 1 S f i Notre Dame High c o N, ir xx X L S Harper Woo s, ichig 5 X 3 Xof - ij A A H JUGGLER STAFF Co Edltors James Duke Charles Labadle Academic Editors Ruchard Clark Wllluam Krause Leon Blum Glenn Delodcler Sports Edntors Wulluam Lupo James Clements KUUUYI DCIIULIIIBKI Peter Wheeler Dennns Bala Social Edltors John Malls John Troma Henry Luks Muslc Edntors Gerald Meagher Lawrence Cunnnngnam Club Editors Ruchard Malkowskn Alan Elfred James Bleau 2 FOREWORD By any standard three years IS a short time In the history of an educational INSTITUTION The choice of competent admInIs trators and qualified teachers IS the all Important factor yet only the first of many which eventually give a school like Notre Dame a dIstInctIve mark a character all Its own ThIs requires planning OFQBHIZBTIOH Integration It demands foresIght sober thInkIng and painstaking effort A curriculum which meets the needs of If'1dIVldUBl students and provIdes them not easIly constructed POlICIeS which not only make for efficiency and smooth functioning but protect the rights of studen. and teacher alike are not quickly formulated As a matter of fact tasks of this magnitude are never completed With every change In the pulse and beat of the times Indeed wIth every new student crossing the threshold fresh problems Interests and needs must be met It can be done remarkably well but not wIthout an uncommon understanding of young people and the world they live In not without a certain readiness to allow for exceptions and not either without a willingness to modIfy or revoke If necessary decisions already taken WIlhOUl preiudice to others or undue pretense on our part we believe that thIs IS the spirit of Notre Dame the attitude and the philosophy of our zealous prIests and generous lay teachers As a result though still a child In years Notre Dame High School deserves to be heard and its record needs to be read. lt goes without saying that we are proud of our School and deeply grateful for what it has done to us and for us. Much as we may have failed to show it at times we know and appreciate the importance and the strength of the foundation we are receiving for the years ahead. lt is without a doubt a multi-splendored thing with the Builders attending to every facet of our personality every phase of our development. And yet how keenly we feel the inadequacy of words alone to tell the whole story! For this reason if for no other we offer you this 1957 issue of The Juggler a word and picture story of a foundation in progress a strong foundation one we are sure, that will last forever. 3 A STRONG FOUNDATION LASTS FOREVER with alvariety of opportunities and meaningful experiences is 4.391 11 -n ILL z,,4,1q,, fwlbiu sflicxx. ' 1 df gf?-'iv .391 6, s. N, D, , V wiki if ,ii I mf., 1244 TABLE OF Faculty---paces six thru 'rhirieen Academic Activities - - - pages fourteen thru thirty-three . U I kfyyr V 'X i I Y' , if 4 Social Activities---pages ninety-eight thru one hundred twenty Iwi I -f f ' , pri ? ':yws? 5Tl!.ullu.fi. Wt tm llshxerll .19 e Q ::.,.i,. W: . V .Aw w 5 1 N A I fl --'rm-ig., W t CONTENTS M Sports ACflVlfI8S pages sixty SIX thru ninety seven I' dak 5.- ki' . nf... I-Q' 1' 41 -.' 'T' Club Activities pages thirty four thru fifty fnve Musical Activities --pages fifty-six thru sixty-five M 'WI a Assisted by the Principal and As- sistanf-Principal, Rev. Francis Fre- chette, S.M., the Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph S. Marx blesses Notre Dame's new football field. FACU LTY Rev. Austin E. Verow, S.M. - Principal 1 CQ fa? Ax . -. 4 - v . eva,- 'Ic' ' . 3. 35559251 1 'Q' ea-4' Rev Francus Frechette, SM Assistant Prlnclpal Attendance Dlscrplrne Sodalrty Moderator Relxgnon ll Student Councll Moderator Qt' Rev Paul Guerhn S M A ebra l and ll Relgon Ill Conservatuon Club Moderator General Scnence Rev Ellnof Robert SM Treasurer Llbrary Geometry QL... Rev Robert Champagne S M Reglstrar, Accountlng ll, Shorthand, Typewriting ll, Religion Il 7 Rev Davld LaJole S M Rev. Victor Milo? S M General Science French I Algebra I Guidance Counselor Englush IH Moderator The Shleld Moderaior The Juggler 8 Rev Edward Davls S M United STaTes Hrstory Rev. Raymond Ouellette, S.M. Algebra ll, Mechanical Drawing I and Il Ki Rev. Robert Graham, S.M English l and Ill Rev. Roger! lachance, S.M. Alhleiic Director, Latin ll and Ill, Religion lll 9 Rev Edward Poulln SM ID I Relrglon 101 Rev Joseph Chasse SM General Busuness Accountrng I Reluguon Ill Rev Leo James Cyr SM Typing I World Hlstory I on Mo erator of Dad s Club Kg, 10 inw- Rev John Bryson S M Assistant Athletic Dlrecfor Rellguon I Rev George Ossmann S M Geometry General Math I Re rgron Ill GS. Gps! 'Un Mr Roger Cyr Mr Larry Egan Biology General Science World History Band Mr Thomas Kelly Coach Varsity Football Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Varslty Baseball General Math Il Ill Crvucs Mr James Fyn Eng Ish ll World Hrstory , IQ! I -'soft Harold Henderson Coach Freshman Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Track Algebra Geometry Mr Mlchael ODonneII :sh I I S-f Mr. George Le Blanc Al ebral Chemistr 9 I Y, Glee Club Mr. Joseph Greene English l, II Mr Fred Trempe En :sh II Latin II World Hrstory I2 I Miss Margaret Wi Librarian fl? Iliams ,ff Mrs. Mary Siefek Office ,.,,i--' Loyal helpers . . . Mr. Glenn Tilley, maintenance, s fn J? .xg A l 1 f gf' . x' ' 2 'W' 'M l 5 . Ke' ', W A r ! N ,X -4 1' Mr. Fred Vitali, maintenancep Mrs. Fred Vitali, Mrs. Joseph Rybicki and Mrs. Rogel, all from our kifcheng Mr. Joseph Rybiclci, always around when the dishes pile high. 13 X? -5. Y J STUDENT COUNCIL appear before the Freshmen RELIGION with Father Frechette :L 'M .IH , ENGLISH with Father Graham .. ' n LX. I R 2 it?-It ini I M it :Qian 4 ACTIVITIES Today we lay and strengthen the foundationg tomorrow we build and rest upon it the structure of our lives. In the chapel, in the classroom, in confidential talks with our teachers, and counsellors, we find strength, light and inspiration. We are given the shining example of Christ as our model and experience the rich rewards of His way. We are introduced to the masters of prose and poetry and learn more effective ways of expression. We are taught how to balance equations, how to read blueprints, how to make sulphur. We learn from the past to understand the present and plan more wisely for the future. With patience and effort, with desire and a will to succeed, with God's help all the way, and our Lady's too, we work with confidence and unfailing optimism. BUSINESS with Father Champagne . , in 'ik LJ.- DRAFTING with Father Ouellette be A ,ffm W. V! f k wwf ' -1 vs. i . v . ' I ,Z J? 5, ' if 9' GUIDANCE an COUNSELING In the foreground Freshmen spell Interest and determnnatlon as they take the last of an aptutude test battery TY-5' A ,H gm fr 'H 1 Q9 Bull Ryckman consults with Counselor Father Lalove about future plans The furst of a serues of conferences wuth Notre Dames Mothers and Dads The topic Your Teen Ager Says Father Lalone The future couldnt be In better hands Nw 'Q tai - , --:f1filQ'?:ft M C -T T f , .Qs T K H 1 1 l T - if WE N 2 T t sf: an 1 , T 1 s ' st ss i- I ta' FQ i '. Q' txt 1 X 't A r -, -La '11 , , Lg . ' ' Af T n l. I I. . A ,a 1,. A -Q 'T I ' I6 RELIGICJN if J- K-Q., -u i.. .luv 1 Freshmen and beginners In the ways of adult thanking about rellglous matters wuth Father Bryson as help and guide NI sul. if ,, I L Ywawtibaa ,W he Signi- w What un the world IS gomg on? Father Frechette unseen master of the spoken word IS drlvlng a polnt straight home S in 'I7 Such union wuth God the arm and culmmatlon of all rellglous In structlon Father Frechette IS assisted by Michael Garett i 5 V Y a V ft x M i 'f' 1 f 1 A fig, lf' r F A' I ' L: f ' ' f I' -gixaa U V ' - is 9 -2- 0 A 3 El , Y ..., rw, -J I .,,.,5Lu-5 d -I A. 4 ' F , ,ja A, X A 3 . .' V i i ' li. ff sig., ,I an ' if E!-F , Nm4 i-X,. . , ra a - F- 4!!'!9P5'4Q1ih'rBr8l V . My ,V f W gs ir ',.,:z, a l' ' ,. A I it 44 J 1 ., I A ' - x N f' ' ' . . . ' I . 4' iff? K I I . . '. . ' . - 1 i , Q . ' l 'A l O ' id 'Z , . ..-..f- I iq 'Q ' iffff' ENGLISH Ximxmw WZ I L X 'sg' Read fave chapters Thats what the man sand You never had IT so good Mr ODonneH replues to an unconscrentlous oblector back of the room l. :sh s M ns b suness d se nous usuness ut s J VanRaemdonck turns on the charm tor more tnterestlng bustness IB 3 . t 5 . --.... Former Engltsh Teacher Father Graham extends warm congratula tions to a proud Bob Bendztnsku for receuvnng this years Edgar A Guest Award 1' l Har at work readnng Great Expectatnons as Mr Greene prepares another homework for the poor Freshues A . . gf til: r: : 1 7' ,f ' f 'Tl ,si A use X, A A Y - f 2 str r 4, I, J A , 8, ' Nu . x L' - 4, , H f 'ff , qpll' 6 to ,V 1 . - XX J f' ' 'ff- 'A , 6 J Q hil- iff? ,U 1 2 V 1 ' I Q, 3 A5 f ' 'tie at J it -4 f ' M' E 'f -1 I 'XX I G . x x t Engl' i r. Fy ' u' , an r' b ' l' i, but d ' H I V SPEECH fx i 'Y llllll lll tlllll l l T' X l llllllltllllll lll lll ll W ,- 9? Wtth Notre Dar'ne's mothers and dads tn attendance Bob Bendztnslct Cfollowung Don Kolke at Ieftj speaks tn defense of today's teenager on thus Marygrove College panel of experts ll llllllllll l Wx .4 ,-A x,,.a-r ' 18' F Laloles most rmproved speech student Pat Kennedy records a talk for future refer ence and a blow by blow commentary by the Prof At Assembly Steve Wtnchell brungs a years trarnung tn Speech and every truck of the trade to bear on has plea for mamtalnung the good name of NOTRE DAME I5 Gary Krawczylc ard Jobn Troma totn regnonal contestants for the Harper Woods Opttmtsts Clcb trophy I9 lu ll - if I l Y , 1 t W e i l ' - 5 ' J l l L 1 -. - Q - A 1 1 I - X l , I' N n. l l' 3- ' 4 5 1 l 4 - A Y i Y 'lf h E l ' 4 S I I 4 J I I , Q .l t g 4-' ,l r t lg , r ffff QQ Q so 3 542. jitlg gy r c 1 .,.- ' fin 'El -Aly '3 Q3 t --- - 1 X .. t 7 ' kj 1. ' ' ' ' i l rf I . ' 1-,fl is v D h I A I A . H . qw ' lt -A Vs- 1 if . - p V V-Q . ,V ' 2 V 1 F V K R Y ,I '. , I X . , I , J K :J L6 a eeze warns Father Champagne as Make Schob loher werghs the pros and cons of takmg French if fy .WZ-if We Father Mllot gives a French dnctee obviously an all absorbrng task for these begunners 1 I , FRENCH l Iv' 1 Ia n r v ,l . 1 t 1 1 fr : i tg 5' 4 ,llllllmn K . -.mh 'l Z - -:lin ,I V V -Glu. 'rf ' -Tr as lt 'rf 1 1 ASR, z 4' N A '3:'1,4'Iy,gqwA I:-eu1u'uhvu-'7'.:Si5' :J-3-a?.:'L1,Z ,-- l W1 'J-gl f ex IV, 70,8715-ik' r 4 l fn! situ' Inf , ,wb I rr A If ' ' X lt xf if 'U ll' llks 1 , A protect that made a dufference To get newspapers from lands far and near, French Instructor, Mr Habab had these Frenchmen pleadrng to write letters 20 E gl lt isn't br , , ' . V , xv 4 , g pq, ax ' X , g sl A 1 g .7,. -f l l 1, H, H 41' , 'f, A 'fi an - 1 ga , v A f 'JL' V EEE? t fx . , , 3 Q 'Klip M 'M' ' V 1 l , 1 qi ll Q' l as .a M. , f M le,l. WW he 1 'llllf' tvigllgg lfwk :Mn llllll gllrlr W .U Sail wi ,lll flll l'v. rl Fil lg 4 In Isnt all un Ask George Jankovnch awd Gary Roels fsecond seat from the frontl when they come to or Father Poulln Mlodfll 'ffl Mlflff MW' 0 nv 2 3 X i For Mr Tremp a pause that refreshes as Melvnn Tessmer takes over to explann those ever bewrldernng Latun verbs to Bull Thompson 323 Www W Rf' Q--Q.. I Jkfjff 1 1 LATIN MK' -549' Whale Bull Cassey and James Bennett exchange wlse cracks Don Kolke takes special delught In Father LaChances verbal tussle wnth Duck Rotondo 21 5 A lg il , V ., ' , ' 5 -34' fff3f:s.2f-L' 5 Y - ' -1 r .L 1 V, is 'NT A t I I :iif-,g ' A IX - i . W W ' .I . s . M4 I L 7. L M , 5 'l N s V 1 t ' , X4 , . L 'ff l ' X N Nc , V 1 4 . M - - V ,M , Lat' ' ' f . . . ' I S . . . , E V Q ,L , , ip X, 'O ' l 1: f A c I ' A 1 V 1 Q 4 l ' 1, I I, .-1 I Q Q , ,',pf ,I , L , a 4 V 4 ' -' f I' 'f 9 X1 Y I ,ff f f ' I ffl t , rf , - - . l i fp . .eg A l lb A ,? !,f if 2 2 - ef, fxf -T' lv. t , 7 Y V Jac? ' 7 rw fl Vff - N- K. . f ' 'V 2: . ,Z L A f X ' F f' f - v .r , 4 3 fqf af gf c. f l H ' - f , SCCIAL 1'I'l Our Nahons Capitol Washington DC SCIENCES YA If fx 'S Theres trouble brewing here for Mr. Farina . . . Father Davis is checking very closely and yonder . . . buddies Ureel Donahue and Cehaich wear knowing smiles. All this goes on in American History. ' r . '31 9 LN.:- 0 2 M .,Y X ,' I 1 1 1 jf' ...... I ,al . V . x pu Chosen to represent Notre Darne at Wolverine Boys State, M.S.U., and gain practical experience in democratic government: John Mills, Joe Santavicca, Jim Duke, Ray Gaynor, Steve Winchell, Bob Bendzinski and Don Kolke, Mr. Egan is intrigued by The Thing . . . Ronald Carnago looks real cool . . . his friend, Stinebiser isn't too sure it won't go off, and the boy with the clean-shav- en neck doesn't give a hoot . . . Q. iff' 'w. 5 Z fav, 4 Y 1 V ll!! 1 fi , l.,, It il . W 'A ji I ll' l Under the Stars and Stripes , these Sophomores learn the ways of other peoples, hear the story of other lands, read of events that made or broke them . . . and thank God for being Americans. 23 M SX f' ffl 55.5. ,,,, -...,,,,,w.-W ll Y lvl v all .ff Father Milot lets Mr. J. Pinn of the Michigan Bell Telephone take over today in General Science, GENERAL Father Guertin does too . . . with the help of J. Paganes and W Barone as they look into the possibilities of solar energy. ,gr x ' U f fLf 24 lt seems there was, or will be a movie with a Freshman running things. fo xx L si.l'!m .- 1 X ' ' X i f f',...'.l'-'Q' ' is ' X 38. N f, X I ix ., ' 'S . , 'l I f it ' ' so Q Q 1- lk K'Lk up 1 X x i wp 3 ,- Al., ' I 1 I isNx ,! . . . X v , Even the Chemistry classes get in on this Solar z. Energy demonstration. Mr. Pinn tells a humorous 'T one. J. Troia and S. Licavoli put in a cross-country call, with Mr. Pinn at the controls. lf .l 'B' -fs 'Ke i I--lv 1353131 -I VX 2lZ-- -ii lJ U ll::Mfl--l . MSS ilizimtll 'll 23+'lfllllSV'3'.,1 94 'UW!l21iH. J' 25 Tw l Mmimmmm CHEMISTRY gg' mm: POW! A miniature atomic bomb! And Juniors learn an application of their new skill. Sam Licavoli looks as Though he'd like to Take over in Chemistry combination demon- stration - plus movie class. BSP' Mr. LeBlanc, Chem teacher, second from right, allows an initial experiment. The boys are apprehensive . . . Zaslona, Soulliere, Eifrid, Carroll, Zometsky, Licavoli, DeLodder and Cunningham. Rear trv hard to get in onthe experiment too! ,sw nf wwgw-5 -A A ., sf- 'ff 'il Q ' A.-1 , . . X x J v Y l.,N ' Lx X c I I f I , I I -x', 1 A fi , ,g yer v .li 9 .- - ' r- .. 1255: 4 ::: :avmfx '- .. life? ,y4s.'49'lf f:af5 ' Biology students are in the process of learn- ing the mysterious workings of the human body. Mr. Cyr tells of Mendel's laws. Kady, Marchvvinski and Lupo - can you e what goes? Your editor can't. Sophomores and Juniors, in one of their initial classes say This Biology sounds like its going to be O.K.! .. ,.,. gg Q N .g. , . MATHEMATICS ix C vga? f 7' J Specna dont tell me you re stumped by a snmple problem like thus' This as 4th grade stuff' Thats gust It Mr Kelly how can you expect ME to know It then? Gly- IJA in g .ab -1 ummm. Teachers set the tone, students determine the pace Some are readlng the problem, as Fr Ossmann directed, others are working at nt, but second row from left, Howard Fisher beams proudly I done nt last nlqhtl 28 X i N , ir :Ly :EW , , y A 1 Q , T, l ,ff l rnsse As L 8 ffi iU ri I X 3 It .n f. . G , . .I v I f' 4 . ,nw y 7 N AM ,ag J ' , w 5 l T , Fr , ,. 47 H K 5 W he-T e N f ' f . N., Mp if 1 ' : 3' 9 ,x X 2 S Math gemus at work' John Ureel works our a complex problem for Jam Bleau as Fr Ouellette and the brains of the Juruor class watch every step of the operatron 29 Le1s see now Yes we might as well keep the chapter on :ce for the next qusz Love that man Fr Guertnn MATHEMATICS X 5' -1' - ig XNXQXS X 7 fig 4 k '--i- l 5 . A 1' ,., ' vb' 1 A 5 - . 1 X A ' I I S g, , . , 1 ' A . 4' x Q , l ' Q Q . . f, K M l 3 VK 1 , r ' ' 1' ,.-.s,.. f, . .' , I -11' Q 'S .115 was I 4+ . , I 5: . if 7 A 'Q' X - - , v ' 5- ' N Vx N, f4v-',- L V A 1 f-.fgfii'-i?f'-Qi,- 3 r X: x 'ztfiii-'.pi'-ii' J' 'se 'S Q e. M 5 . , s- ., '.-'a 'l . 4-1. A r wr r , U' 'll G' 'qi-L 795 DRAFTING Uefrj This school is much too crowded al- ready , ponders John Keller. Even the Teacher can't stretch his legs without . . . Tom Primeau's one concern is that mark Fr. Ossmann is iotting down. lbelowj In the distance, Eastland . . . a dream come true for yesterday's drafting and engineering students . . . a concrete in- centive for these students. '-eq lv Q1 HQ .J 6 'ini xi Lmwsmts A TEACHERS dream perfect silence busy hands acflve minds -in--wvwvwn-1-g-f ...an The eyes have IT as sfcdenfs Cnr back and relax for a movie on blueprnnf readlng 31 fl! 'tra Bored of education? Not These boys read the faces' 3113 GENERAL S lhats how It wor s mlects Sam Mocerl as Dennis Gremer quretly takes rt all un from Offrce Secretary Mrs Pesta N Accuracy rs the order of the day with thas combmed group of Jumors and Sophomores BUSINESS Robert Butler lforegroundl enloys typing but says he thus textbook as for lhe birds such small prm1l nllmqnmrfq 4 32 r E k S rj 1 N K x I 4 X x V ' 'Q E E n i I T.. . , ,M l ET? E S 1, , 1 YP ' f '99 E l X, r aff' I A need a little pressure 'Els i 1 3 5 E 'i Mother and Son Sodalist Ron Gaynor receives Sodality Medallion from Fr. Frechette. A, EX uv' J if mg .uf Communion Breakfast CLUB John Mills, President of Student Council, discusses problems of mutual interest with classmates, . H 'ur-L 1, A, s 4' wi :- Li , W N if s I - 34 . Mill: ca Q ' Archery division of the Conservation Club The modern high school is a far cry from the golden rule days of yesteryear, and Notre Dame is no exception. Our clubs and extracurricular activities offer undreamed opportunities for creative experience, for growth in leadership, for religious and moral development, for training in the wholesome use of leisure time. Thus, we have Our Lady's Sodality with its program for per- sonal sanctification and closer union with Godi We have the Student Council with its delegated authority and responsibility in matters of concern to the student body and to the school. We have the Conservation Club with its interest in the great outdoors and its regard for the protection of this Water Wonderland. We have our publications, The Shield and The Juggler, offering many students the perfect outlet for their special talents and giving many more due recognition for personal achievement in other fields of endeavor.. To be sure, these are only a few of our many outside activities, still, who can assess their contribution to our individual growth and development? What yardstick, what norm is adequate to determine the strength, the quality, the value they add to our foundation. In the absence of a more perfect measure, we submit the following pages for your consideration. Joint Mothers and Dads Club Activity, the Annual Family Picnic vii T, in 'V :1 s l why Q' ' Varsity Club Officers if V, 'L 1 - , X . t. H SCDALITY Moderator Fr Frechette wuth the newly elected offrcers of the Sodallty left to rlght John Fabran dnscussnon leader Jerome Snkorskl Prefect James Francek secretary Martnn Wrcker dlSCUSSIOD leader Mrchael Jaekel treasurer John Henke vlce prefect Norbert Kidd drscussnon leader ,ad V choose Thee thus day as my Queen my Advocate and my Mother I beg Thee to take me among Thy servants forever words from the Act of Consecratlon read by seventeen students on May 22 36 As Ray Gaynor awaits his turn Bull Drean receives the Sodallty medal a badge of honor and dlstrnctron a token of has solemn pledge . . . . , . , - . : 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 J 1 I 1 ' I , . .T 4 -7 X Av 7' 1 -f T' ' Y v f. A F T . QI ft ' 1 S ' X , , 1 , Y' 1 , I S ll I ' x I 5? Y- V ' if - x 'F , A K 1 , ' , Q' ,, M, Q ff Q 11' - 1 . . . . . , , 11 'Va 1 I . . ' q ' 1-.Sd A milestone in Notre Dames history the first full fledged champions of Our Lady ai -'E J or Q 1, KW I fn II S d l' ts make confinement more pleasant for patients Eleven pairs of willing hands, a o a is , at St. John Hospital. Standing here with Dr. Ichiro Mosoka, hospital physician, Mrs. ' h Aileen, S.S,J., hospital administrator, Marie Beezold, nurse, and lin the back rowj Mot er ' h M t'n Wicker, Jerome Sikorski, Gerald Stacer, Jim Francek, Jim . . . h m are lleff to ng tj ari Bennett, Norman Raab, Tom Quinlan, Gary Roehls, Sam Brilatti, James Cunning a and Tom Novak. 37 THE STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Student Council, ileft to rightj: Marvin Rancilio, Freshman representative, Steve Winchell, Sophomore repre- sentative, Joseph Flanigan, secretary, Larry Fitzpatrick, treas- urer, John Mills, president, John Troia, vice-president, Hank Luks, Junior representative, Joseph Bulgarella and Robert Biernat, Sophomore representatives, and.Phil Kramer, Fresh- man representative. c 5 5 1 E . We're your representatives before the Administration, the link between you and the Faculty , explains President Mills at this Junior class assembly. Freshman Phil Kramer speaks up at his own class assembly and makes a serious appeal for better and bigger attendance at all sports events. r. 1 -tv'-X ' ' I I- 'f , ll f THE VARSITY CLUB A rnrlllonarres circle? Not qulte These are the Varsuty Club Officers lleft to rlghtl Frank Spezua trustee Ray Gaynor presrdent John Ureel secretary George Denyer and on Newman rustees Bl Lupo vrce presrdent and Bob Baernat treasurer Ll -ll ' ml? 2 TW, Sports dlrector Fr Lachance and Coach Henderson keep a .4 close count of the cash as treasurer Blernat coaxes a reluctant Happy Wmners of ,he paper dmve Sponsored by ,he Varslty UNCC Sp9Z'a 'mo PaY'n9 h'5 Cl'-Jes Lel Q0 man Wllal5 Clu Left to right they are Fabian Jankovtak Keene one przza rnore or less? Vemlmlglla -,X 4 39 ow lot of fe as teases Pres Gaynor as e prepares to reopen dnscussuon of plans for the Clubs full support of the Dads Woodcrest protect but dud any of you get a decent Idea srnce our last rneetung'P I T.,- . V. il ' 'll ' f Q C , Y, As . . 3 ,, y- . at-xx a . , . , . . , 2 , A 2 , J I ' J li , Y 5 il , I - 2 , . 1 , , l I . 'T .N ,Q ,. , W,- a if 4: ' . A ' 4 NlN 'x,f A KP, 4 LA, if s h K - ti. Q . 4, 4 I ia W .. -, l fr, 1-4: A M , ,ek ' ' f 4 , . . I . . I A . ' 1 , . 1 A , ..- c Q' . .I A , ' 4 - H , I kn it's asking a you N ll . h V K? . . lt . ' 1, 3, , , ' 4' '- . - If xl Q ,, '7 , A' V' X . U V .-r , 5, Xxx 4 , I It THE CONSERVATION CLUB Officers of the Club are, Cleft to rightl: Pat Kennedy, treasurer, Jim Duke, secretary, Dave Barone, vice- president, Dick Schehr, president, Larry Schehr, Bill Krause and Joe Flanigan directors. '22 1, Robin H o o d himself would take another look at archers Larry Marten Patrick Schaefer and Jerome Zuchora as they e aim to hit e bull s eye Come next hunting season what chance do they have I mean the whole lot of Mlchigans wild broods with sharpshooters like Jerome Benz Bruce Yanni Jack Rochon and Bill Thompson on the prowl not to mention the master marksman himself Mr Volansky standing against the wall behind them Eg. ,. .. JUNIOR , ACHIEVEMENT l Tomorrow s business rn n twenty six of the nearly two hundred Notre Dame students taking an active part Detroits Junior Achievement program AK . -- , 1 Dick Schehr Gerald Ditri and Don Schipper press dents of their respective miniature companies spon- tions as Detroit Edison The Chrysler Corporation and the Peoples Outfitting Company. The world of business has an al- together new meaning for these ranking J. A. executives, after a year's practical experience in han- dling its problems. sored by such organiza- Retiring President of the Mothers' guild, Mrs. Frances Krause, turns over the gavel to a smiling Mrs. Margaret Wittmer, newly-elected Pesident. Y'1 With moderator Fr. Robert Champagne, the officers of the Guild for 1957-58 willingly oblige for this first formal picture. Left to right they are Mrs. Rose Zess, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Magaret Wittmer, presi' dent, Mrs. Margaret Piotrowski, lst vice-president, Mrs. Catherine Lupo, 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Agnes Schmitz, treasurer, Mrs. Bernice Flanigan, recording secretary, and Mrs. Mary Peraino, 2-yr trustee, Mrs. Wanda Malkowski, l-yr. trusteeis absent. 42 ,. X K 'V V' .. , ,gf , -,,- JF' - W. u N s.........h...- v ....,... ........ MOTHERS A pause for pleasant chatter before going on with the game and, for some of the ladies, worse hands, more frustration. ix More than a hundred reasons to hope and pray for a lucky evening . . . A section of the prize lay-out at the Annual Card Party. GUILD X.,.' X . I N I A I ' ff- X 'E lx .3 9 F- Without a snack the cla would never end . . . and - - - Y this one, a consolation prize worthy of a queen. s. l Wearing their Sunday best, and on their best behavior, the boys enioy an appetizing Communion breakfast with Mom, their favorite girl. 43 l . I li 1 s JZ Lx 5 KX A Oh, dear, it is moth-eaten , mourn the mothers of N.D., but Mrs. Wittmer and Mrs. Zess remain unperturbed, obviously expect- ing some such thing to turn up sooner or later. xl. I lt was certainly worth all the Trouble and more , avows Mrs. Krause as she displays part of the loot derived from the Rummage sale to her hard-working associates. px .-N, lt is not good for man to be alone .... What's happened to this gentIeman's part- ners? What are they up to? He had better watch their every move when they return. eq T l 'X I 1 1. Q f' V John D. Peacock, Judge, Municipal Court, swears Mr. Richard Schehr into office and his second term as President of the Dads Club. The newly-elected officers of the Club for l957-58 are sworn into office. Standing, left to right, are: Charles Donahue, vice-president, Wilbert Kramer, recording secretary, Howard Shirkey, treasurer, Jack Sanders, corresponding secretary, and Thomas Flanigan, Sergeant-at-arms. .....F,.,. fi? :MSC Following their Communion breakfast, Dads and Sons listen to Fr. Westoven, mis- sionary in China for 27 , J . ,xxx 0.5 vears, as he explains communist obiec- tives and describes the brainwashino ordeal he was subiected to before his escape to freedom. ffxN if-. The dads attend Mass with their sons and receive Holy Communion from Fr. Leo James Cyr, moderaa for of The Dads Club. Monsignor Carroll Deady, archdiocesan superintendent of schools addresses the Mothers and Dads at a ioint meeling in October. 47 df iff: X1 Mrs. Woodcrest gratefully accepts a S100 Bond from Fr. Leo James Mrs. John Callahan, the genial and lovely Mrs. 'Woodcrest , is greeted by Dick Schehr, President of the Dads Club, as she arrives by heli- copter for her first visit at the home. .J ...xr W. 'I ' 'wi The Woodcrest Home completely furnished and valued at S40,000. l f ,, i gags- arg'- QQC ms I K Q.. Q .Q s yi: ,ssfpfk 48 it xii --1 --ii. 1.-- VP 13- Q Cyr as members of the reception or--F-N1 'I ,V .e I , , committee and friends applaud. Part of a Sunday crowd turning out to visit the Woodcrest Home and, we hope, buy a few tickets. a ne'er-to-be-forgotten proiect of the Dads for a gym. Club, to raise S250,000 lil V' 7 1 'I' s' ' Z- w - '!f. v o': ' 1 'Q 0' ' I 11-1- ,. , , AV - ,4- 5-4- hN.x..r-N sx 5,-,-4--- - h'- ?-.,.,4xllq.4.,....-,,- . A , L ' 4 '- f 3 ffl-f f3: 714 WX 1'- 'i1gf-nAl s'vq. QAAA www gf vs' M' xx .Line-4... 4 i Tits..-ri I , S---'ks-5. XV 49 M1 THE SHIELD ' W .1 ' 'W' i 1 c A , M, -'Q W , O fgiklf , . , Il i.. 21,4 M tn, Q 5 :K ,m,,,,.JwMf- f f , 't t ..,, , 'V' ' 74 Q y K A, ,W Digg A A ' M J! V ' 4 V Wifi , .Q ky . V, , ,, X x Dick Malkowski, extreme right, types out appropriate captions while editors-in-chief, Jim Duke and Pat - iii, ui Imiillll r,'r' ' , Father Verovy, Principal, officially enrolls Don Kolke as a member of the Quill and Scroll Society, an international society honoring high school iournalists for acknowledged merit in their respective field of Writing. Applauding Kolke, and like him, recipients Editors, writers, and business managers of The Shield relax for this formal picture, Sitting fleft to rightj are: Russ Gramer, Jim Duke, Pat Labadie, Jerome Sikorski and Dennis Gruschin, standing are: Maynoard Rupp, Gerald Weiss, Bruce Schneider, Glenn Fodell, Dick Miller, and John Mills, Labadie carefully check and doublecheck every last detail of copy and layfout before the paper goes to press. i l ' 'M' if ' rv ,inv- 50 E i I 6 ' - 5 11 N . Q tj, X V i .Q .Ab f. 4- V ,. ,.. . Wim ii I' of the gold membership pin are fleft to righfl: Pat Labadie, Dick Malkowski, Jim Duke, Russ Gramer, and John Mills. Also honored, but not pictured here are Dick Clark and Jerome Sikorski. .i r f ,M +--QA -,,,... .X r - Wie... f dr' , sv: 's. ,,'. 5 X 'wi' l . ,, . l l wonder where he gets his dope , ponders sports editor, Russ Gramer, as he obliges Don Kolke and type out his pre-season p baseball predictions for The Shield. -Q With business managers, Dick Miller and John Mills, Faculty Advisor, Fr. Leo James Cyr, S.M., considers the cost and the advisability of purchasing a Vari- type machine in view of printing our own newspaper. -.. is l X Y 'I 5 is R .N 1 X 'J Q r fx X7 i Ng-A-.. A K I ' ' , iff V , R Ax , X f ' J' x la- e - ll llmwli' NN: X Xb 4. S, .L i ,,, Sl 9-I 'Ns x .eg I thunk nts a good Idea agrees Pat Labadle as Faculty Advisor Fr Larole suggests that he and co edrtor Jnm Duke use this -H- years Issues of The Shreld for the stor and detauls behund Y the yea rbook pnctu res 'Dx wc- H JUGGLER 'in'- 5? VPFQ-E1 ...saii ERE Rv l f !w KRW' Z Q gi UWT Say Glenn you are not half as dumb as you look' rerorns Duck Clark Academrc Actlvrtles edntor to DeLodders qulp that he can read the guide as well as he Standing along srde DeLodder IS Assrstant Edntor Bull Krause fcenterj A tlwrrd aade as Leon Blum absent Edutor of the Club Actrvntres sectlon Duck Malkowskr uckles inwardly as asslstants Al Elf d eft and rm Bleau center check over the long lust of Items remarmng to be covered 52 3 I ' Els V V l N4 t N, - 'TQ ,, ,R 9 ,' rl - N V x ' lb v ft Xi ff I - ,,- B S . , A ., M W 5 A , K Q I 4 i 'Ti ,, , as ,, Y J , , . ' ' , si V H r,.', -- V -W M., ,. .. 3 , Y A .4 X , it - ta - lx H - - , - H - - W f' A A , 3 f ' f . , -- --If , - f . . 1 -. ,J - . - - - . W, 1 l , , , .. ff . , - , , p,.,s-.......-f..:u-w--J- ,4 ,- . , Q Q I Il Hu 3' P ' ' ' ' ' ,, .Ma ,, M- 1 , X 3 L, 1 A i G A Lf' ' V . l A 3' V' ', j E 1 ' s -' dsl! I 3 rl nfl l X59 L Q an It 3 ,Q Q f lf? , , ,Q . -- ., .3 Q , l S53 l 'l W W Y , , K, Q . IT f 1 tg , .,,, T 'I ' N 'S' lx-cy tt L j is ' ,av ' X D ,Q X X Q I ,mt , .gut f' .X-xx mx f . ,,f I M, ffl . I -M V 77 , , R A ll I Q f V' V m'N....: 3'Q-s X I 1 ' I ' -M. a. -.. . ll ll ' ' . , , . .D , , . . I w . , , cb ' ' I ' ri ,h l , , , ,dh 1' ffawr I dont go for the paddlng says Fr Verow but nts a neat lookrng cover The deslgn as sample attractive Father Lalole seems nncredulous but his pnpes ID the way' ........-.Quai Q31-..'g'f QVQIXXS: M' 'hn- 1' Choosmg the best and most approprlate plctures IS not the least of the problems Involved ln produclng a yearbook b t It can be more than a pleasant dustractnon too as these Sports Actlvntles asslstants will tell you Whlle Edltor Bull Lupo as out Jnm Clements Bob Bendzlnskl Pete Wheeler and Dennus Bala recall moments to remember 53 XL? S 'I'-J ui John Malls and Gerald Meagher at center Social and Muslcal Actnvntues edltors respectlvely get together wlth thelr assistants during the ten mlnote break to share Ideas on layout and copy maternal Larry Cun mngham extreme rught IS Meaghers one and only John Trowa extreme left and H Luks not shown here collaborate wnth Mills VCJCATION CLUB 1 X it at , ss,-ar, raise iff Ji Y .,,,,,'! 'g 't?TfP, i --,r Q' WA .. Some of Detroit's finest . . . most of whom are now studying Q,fj,b for the priesthood in Bedford, Massachusetts under the direction M 4 V of the Marist Fathers. lfrontj D. Casey and M. Beaudoin. lsecondj I- 3 v- - B 1 ' N Nat C. Stefek, Groulx, and G. Kopacko. lreart Lesseau, Felling, Fawcette, Polaszewski, Schwartz, Szachta, Schaeffler, Groon, Vocation Club members chat with Gardiner, and W. Cassey. friends over a tasty meal and help Don't look! warns Walter Brooks, second from right, as he catches Fathers invite the Bedford semin- the roving eye of the camera, But it's already too late for M, Jeakle and arians and their friends to a holiday J. Stacer at left. '7 S ff? Ka' ,,.. 4 VOCATIONAL PRCMGTION ' S... ne: Ty x i gl Attica, ,- x 7 3 , X X gi- .JI- ':. N A. . ,f 4 -N, I ' x of Ms... A in raising funds for the tuition of future needy seminarians. dinner and party at Christm -Q A '0- Of the many Notre Dame ciubs and extracurricuiar activities Our Lady's Sodality ranks first in fostering and nuturing vocations to the priesthood and religious life. as time. End men, J. Dicker and D. Beaudoin have known people with voracious appetites, but E. PoIaszewski's is out of this world. Dig that food' cries Danny Beaudoin. ' 1 I I an i 4, ,cf Q' f 351 , 3,. K 'nf' RR. .GAA Hen ,Pe A' -fx 'fl . -H. RL 1.411 ,hy ,, , W, . ,MMM W a effigy G I 4? ll .1 'Q f 5 1 he Q 4 I 4 ' 4 l lk My . . '77 .JJ 11 4 . ' t '12 I i ' 'lil A ,f 1' 4, , ,q.:ss.A V, X . 1 H aft. - ,, - :f , V ,N-: dy img , this ' V. ' ' lla A 5 will '1 My A 3? , A ll,-' C ,f ' t- ' l'-' ' ' Q23 R 4,55 U A C. . fi LL ' ' 'I ' Vyyy' ? C ' jg if wi: 5 l ' f if f ., if 3' A A C gals s gg ll 'FAA ' 'll ll if, 1: ' Y ff' I 4 v in 'R xfg ll 5 J Rai tm members get together for With Regina Highsitting in on this last rehearsal before the Spring Concert Mr Egan strikes up the band with the Notre Dame Victory March as Mr. LeBIancs Glee Club ioins in with the spirited Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame. 5,4 56 regular daily practice Mr. Egan leads entire band at the Faculty Christmas Party D nb ft I ,Q .6 t-rw hx Qu V A ,ir 2,3 v 5 -I D X X I rf We can imagine a life without rhythm or harmony, an existence without song or melody, but who would have it? Not the virtuoso who finds in music the perfect medium for self expression, a means unequalled for the sharing of feelings and sentiments too deep, too strong, or too sacred for words, not the student who sees in music a personal challenge, an opportunity for achievement and very real satisfaction, not anyone who has known the magic power to soothe, to comfort and to cheer. These, among others, are the reasons why, two years ago, a Band was organized, and last year, a Glee Club. Their respective achievements are proudly recorded on the follow' ing pages, but more important by far is the implied contributions which both Glee Club, and Band in particular, are making to their active members and indeed, to every student at Notre Dame. We are gaining new respect for good music and a taste for it which has been blunted by much that is popular today and forgotten tomorrow, ln terms of our educational foundation, this new knowledge and appreciation of music which has survived the test of time spells strength and endurance. Dry Bones , the Glee 'Club's most popular rendition at the Spring Concert. H , MUN ,'xH F N- l ACTIVITIES The Notre Dame Marching Band salutes Salesian with a Notre Dame Glee Club gives its first public performance special number at the half-time, at the Christmas Party. img I y idly r ' A :eff V K fgjtfigk. iw A I V ' ' B 5,59-- ffigffns. L y. '2i 1g' a., I rf - M , i-is .FffTli'l1li tqm,Q Q '7 sy' ' fri ' ill , 1 i r 1 F' ', K ri Q1 4'-ah s 1 5 14 c, 'X lex ll 0 9' THE NGTRE DAME BAND Y 14,44 J... .,.. M ,W W1 M., N'-4,,,,,,,,,, W' , , lwfx, Eloquent proof that music speaks a language all its own . . . what else could Yhrow a spell like this one on a group of Teenagers. W' as., ' -in ' Notre Dame's B Band: lleft to right! first row: D. Srnlecinski, E. Lage, J. Ranger, S. Bakula, second row: T, Cottrell, R. Van der Herchen, L. Arnal, T. Normandin, J. Balherson, J. Okay, B. Skoczek, D. Winkler, E. Zamon, Third row: M. Kolodge, R. Meloche, L. Zawodny, G. Facchini, W. Thompson, W. Barone, J. Giolitfi, L. Krolikowski, S. Sorbo. 58 Invited guests from a number of Detroit's private schools fill the cafeteria for a special concert in their honor. aestro Larry Egan leads the an the B Bands in the grand finale of the Prelude 9 . 5 - , --,., Y E l f' i 'T' 5 -,-,. :af . ni?-vp -2' V - ,+A A , -. ' . .hu .X as ., . .,.- 41us.u.w.. s Legitimate pride and confidence born out of acknowledged achievement is reflected here as Mr. Egan, extreme left, at rear, poses with a band which in less than two years has grown from fourteen inexperienced, though willing members, to its present thirty well-trained and inspired musicians. Part of the audience enioying t first part of two per formances at the Christmas 59 Pictured here are the saxophone, trombone and sousaphone sections of the band, including third cornet players giving a masterful per- formance ot Gershwin's Rhapsdoy in Blue . lleft to rightl front row: Roger Jankoviak, Paul McDermott, second row: Ron Dellamora, Tom Carra, and Jim Skurda, back row: Frank D'Alleva, Jim Johimstal, .lon Stewart, Gerry Meagher, and Danny Collins. This trombone trio takes the spotlight in a memorable passage from Trombrero . tleft to rightl: J. Stewart, D. Collins, and G. Meagher. i' 60 NCTRE DAME HOLDS ITS With H. Luks as narrator, Mr. Egan directs in a novelty number entitled The Three Little Pigs . Mr. Egan and band members acknowledge the long and loud applause of proud parents and a ty It FIRST CCNCERT -fi With the Band giving its interpretation of Stormy Weather , Al Borrell, front row, seems to have run into some trouble of his own. Sitting behind him, but in full control of their wits are, from left to right: .lack O'Brien, Larry Lumetto, Michael Okonowski, and Ronald Della- morag back row: Clarence Meerschaert, Ralph Smiecinski, Ronald Grenda and Richard Houghten. Clarinet and trumpet sections showing in the front row, left to right, Bob Cunnin ham secretar ofthe band H Luks president- T Carra Q 1 Y 1 . , , . , vice-presidentg in the second row, Tom Pink is the trumpet soloist with Ronald Hindelang and Jack O'Brien sitting left and right respectively. Bill Carrico and Dan Skoczylas are in the back row with percussion a' f l Sf pleasantly surprised audience for an evening of first-class entertain- ment. instument players John Mindock, Richard Kwiecien, and Clarence Meerschaert. A i i l l 5 I l a l 5 g ,, lti li ill , . i r i If f i i i' Members in full dress and color, with Director, Mr. Larry Egan 4, 62 fel ,I K J 'K JX, Drum Maior, Anthony Amico, leads the Notre Dame Marching Band in the Harper Woods Memorial Day Parade. 'avg Ffh, A' i J MWF? ,fri 5 'ie wt pc , I. ., mr? F U Lf i nf 'N' Zii., 6' 'apr'- 1. 'J u. 541.3 1 nkx 6 x'!.L: 1- 3 j lm' :AA -'WU ax B5 Immediately followlng dedlcatnon of our new football 'held and pre ceding Notre Dames heartbreaking tussle wrth Catholic Central THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER E 63 '-P - an 'TR X 'E 'I f S ' ? , , 'A ' , 3 u ,px ef . ll I ' . ' b . . .'-1 -1 , X' f: v - , , Q. . I Y. ff.. n ,Am ,V v - x V ' , 1 4 . , J ' iff Q -, f'M K il: ' 3 ,nj A-' ' , , F' t 4 X g .gf Q V A A 1, in x np: ' , ,il -f tr J, 1 t Q l 'E Y ' 7, j' I L. 3 . 1 8 5 -. W . lx IA . N - ,ly t F .,' . l ff f 2 t I g L f 4 V' I fx 1, ',l f f jf ,g i f 'Vx 4 I , , f . I A ,. . 5 r R ' 1' 1' A 'A ' , J -x I nd 5 ' -f Q v at . ,et f . ,K . 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Glee Club Drrector Mr George LeBlanc drrects these delightfully harmonious song brrds rn a medley of Christmas favorites at the party sponsored by the parents and the many frlends of Notre Dame Stars Ixke Dave Kovlak are seldom seen or heard but on occaslon like Dave at has party they make an appearance and shine all the more brrghtly The ranslng of the Stars and Strlpes and of Mlchugans own banner by Larry Lumetto left and Ruchard Kwlecuen Standing at attention are Douglas Wnnkler third from left and Frank D Alleva Wnth Mr LeBlanc at the piano the Glee Club sings the beautlful and ever popular Moonllght Bay t the Sprung Concert +P X 'VW 4-al wfqs rf 1!r.,s. AWQQQ Ynwgq WP' ' '1 Ball Jvwbvi ww XMJID Af 1 Ira A 104' E , WQQ ' .rn wg Z O -. -1 CD U nn 3 O an 3 Q. E CD L9 3 m O 3' FD fD 2. CD na O. 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For all its importance, however, physical fitness is only one of the many reasons for organized sports at Notre Dame where we have made sure the conviction that, on the field of sports are sown the seeds which in later life yield the fruits of victory. Boys are not born unselfish and cooperative, considerate of others and loyal. The sense of iustice or fair play is something we must acquire, and we have to learn responsibility much as we learn to walk or talk. The ability to follow with dignity or lead with humility, and the capacity to make and keep friends are not gifts from Heaven. They are the result of experience in failure as well as in success, the fruit of repeated opportunities to match wits with others and know the sting of defeat as 'well as the thrill of victory These we firmly believe are some of the rich rewards of our expanding sports program a very real and worthwhile contribution to the foundation of as many students as are willing to participate actively or passively directly or indirectly EBV! fQUL gn Q 'X .vdwbiln ,,,, N D hopefuls size up the situation l 1 1 '-f-L 3 ' . - L :if 4 s ' I - ' -' I ff? ' IL n ' ' ' - ' Tl 4 ,isa A A I J In M ru. 4 , I- . ' ' . . . Q 'Bi d . , ,fi r Q Kg? .V ,-L,k A I U I I I, -' ., J 2 ' , , I Q M' st 'mail' T , ' A F, . 'gt . l .1 ,, M, if T .7 , ,, V Q -r , A. ' T' ' g: g .. , is f- ' it , 15 M 3 -1, i.f sHA,W I K y O 5 9 , if .1 os, - at - ft 1 . . 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W -id '. an V, Q' '- 11111 67 A 'Cx 1..L,, -4-I ST' mall 11 WCW- 4.9-,J gif: P-f .li 6 AH if fha 'K 'fs' afutff' -2-.at nas U' X. ,g..f f4f?a0-,ff.r6'P.1mnanKf:1.Gf9Jmgl 23 FCJOTBALL VARSITY f vC'l THE TEAM Ust rowl R Peltz A Angott J Clements J Skurda Ron Gaynor B Lupo L Schehr R Malkowskl D Kolke Cco captamj 13rd rowl L Cunningham F Spezla R Taylor P Nows D Barone L Brooks T McEvoy D Lehrman R Zach R Muller L Kramer Cm rl R MAI nel J J Donahue C Desmet R Bendzunskl J Kalmalaka R n Buye R Bnernat Ray Gaynor D Quennevllle T Boltz R KOlllOffT1QF, Pierce J Paganes Schedule and Scores Kolke Battanl Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Rosevllle Southfneld Wilbur Wnght Salesuan St Mary Cathedral Lutheran Lansing BV South Lake Clements Blernat Pe tz Malkowskl Lupo McEvoy Angott Tota Tota S 157 pts Won 3 to 5 T ' lndlvldual Record 68 I I O U 0 1, 4 J l. R, jf H f ni .L Q ' ' I I U ' A A h 7 f , T L ,V ' , E : 1 -R K S I i I g . . I -L ' ., L I 1 I D I .I ' , I. L A . c pl' lmgr. I I I l2nd rowl Coach, T. Kelly, A. Biehl, V. Battani, J. Bulgarella, 14th row, G, Fleming, G. Normandin,,J. Newman lco-captainl, . t , . , i. ' ', . ' , . J.. Ureel, W. Drea , V. I , . ' , , . T.D.'s E.Pt. S. l g 7 l 0 43 L ' 5 6 0 36 O ' 0 2 3 O l5 O ' 53 ' l 0 0 6 25 O l l O O 6 33 l4 ' l O O 6 . 9 l3 l l O 0 6 7 9 l O O l l 7 lg O l O l l6 ' . . 27 - - - -- QO 6 l l8 l l l l2l l 121 pt . . st ied 0 . FOCTBALL FRESHMEN QQ THE TEAM list rowj M Gostkowskl M Rancllno M Blelec L Cardnnall E Kay W Barone P Nardone 2nd row Coach H Henderson Kramer W Bullaro W Brower D Chlodo L Quennevllle B Skoczek D Kramer Cmgrt Schedule and Scores Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Tota Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame 3 Harper Woods Austln U o D Hagh Cathedral South Lake Oakwood Cathedral Hamtramck Won 6 L 1 T' 1 -dh 3rd row J Trumpeter D Mally M Lueck M Garrett P Kosseck L Kurkrerewlcz Garascla 4th row H Brlsson L Quermevelle T Smith G Facchml G Moses R Dedernchs S Truplano G Brenght M Jaeckle Tota Kramer a Chuodo Trupnano Garascla Kurkelrewlcz Jaekel Total N D 4 Oppon lndlvldual Record if and .W Vt. MAJ' R A yornt rally sets ablaze the splrat of Regma and Notre Dam msprres the trash and sends them off to a good start Notre Dame holds Rosevllle to a tue qi 14 70 AR., 11, A pause that does not refresh . . . sitting and waiting for a signal . . . but raring to go. 5-fi 1 team s most costly casualty 4' 5 'uno Preparxng to squelch the opposutuon Kolke dnves for the he breaking touchdown 3-its Frank Chaco Spezla aus desperate attempt to block a Rosevrlle nc Teammates Bendznnsku Newman and Spezua reflect conflnctnng emotlons as they carry co captaln D Kolke the field the fears f st and at any time e W' KVM ,,,,fiv 1,-I 7 lr Nw f 1 4' X 71 N uhh! sl I 4554. Notre Dame outscores Wilbur Wright. M .VrX,,.L, Vic Battani kicks off and the game is under way. 993. --.as-Q 'ia' nav., rs A second rally for two. 5: Y ' V ,K A badly beaten Wilbur Wright fights to the finish. f,-. v .Mi 4-2 Q -bex. . l - 't Vg, .1 4.1 At half-time Coach Kelly ioins a confident team but warns against letting up. Get in there fighting! he says, and hit with all you've got! --,.., A-' fs'-U-A-'rife gg. i Y. ands, :'T!.kQ3?f.+f. Salesian defense shattered by Notre Dame Sparks Fighting Irish T? X A , . - . M, -We - L M 9 successive victories 01, A TQ. t t -was-J:-sf.-nsf.-f...n. J.:,.:M..f Q tk fi . 4' r' .K af 1 '19 I Ol'v ,A 1 xy 'K A ,gs ' ,A V WW.. M s .tnigfv ' ' left' zzfwm an -1 , ' . , N.D.'s best attendance of the year at an 'away-game' roars approval as D. Kolke zigzags his way far into enemy territory with a gain of 54 yards. at :,,.w an igyuw J We 9' J . tu as Lay off, man . . . and who the heck is pulling my leg? shouts Kolke as he struggles' for extra yards E. Cehaich cuts in to intercept a Salesian pass 37 5 ww-P. ' 'f -.vs , Y, fi Q- V U I , - 4' F my va . f ,gf,,'LQ,'4' jk, ,. -1 QW I , .Q '.f,,...'af new rr Iv' 4 5 4, , if e f ,m 1 BE 4 gfiiei? ..., ,151 Q, E Ev ,M New - , as The lI'iSl'1 SCOFS their first The biggest single day in Notre Dame sports history . . . here, Homecoming Queen, Blpd only touchdown of Nancy Stevens, and a court which includes Carol Rogers, Ann Ciacchini, Madrvn t e game. HCMECOMING GAME Av' W lf Part of the jubilant and victory-conscious crowd on this memorable October 2151. 74 ,M ,I Co-captains, John Newman and Don Kolke crash through a wall of paper and on to 1 y ' A--ZS I ', 'iw ' 1 ' 3 t . . 9 , K 0 ,-vw ITL- D ' ls . A Lf 1 J Q r .K ,V I 'if . A iq., as .lt at ' U ' 9 , Qtr? 1 , N fum 5 if K 'pgs V 'R+' V K tif KM- Z , Q Y Y x 0 ,I 6 . 'gg 5 3,1 ' t If it I f si W t 53 tg iff i y 1' , uf. it itll ra Haun, .Ioan Lantzy, Sandra Barylski, Camille Winograchen, Joy Ann Whitely, Jim Clements lies low and and Janet Mihileck, all from Regina, are nearing the field and an expectant crowd takes it away for extra of over 2,000 spectators, yards. Parade and Celebration '01 5- ii l ,iw A -4 of- -' ' , ,Q-vo-i'-v-H t W1 the gridiron as a roar of applause rises from the stands. . ss Though sobered by the unexpected defeat of their heroes, an over- flowing crowd of students and fans ioin them at a gala dance in their honor. 75 L I 1 -3 wi: 1-W p ,, .XI 'X Schedule and Scores .,- VARSITY H1ghest scorer Denn1s Grenler BASKETBALL Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Won 6 Harper Woods Salesian Lutheran St Joseph Austm Cathedral Lutheran Austm De La Salle Saleslan St Joseph Cathedral De La Salle St Ladlslaus St Flonan Mt Clemens Harper Woods 75 Fr Bryson foreground wedges 1nto the huddle as Coach Henderson maps out a new plan ot attack at th1s stage of the game Torn Paganes and J1m Clements at rear dont seem to feel QUITE up to 1t xtf fl 'fl Sf Awh::'f,g 41? Most 1mproved player Ph1l Schrock L ., 54 42 A 5 44 53 ,tg 1 asf' tttss 3 1 1 28 . 49 .1 K A! 36 ' 77 2 39 38 T349 5l 62 A 1 25 ' 68 3 l AO 43 . 52 ' 5l 4? A L V 46 . 66 - , - 42 52 67 63 69 . ' 68 . 45 . ' 66 ' ' 46 . 61 69 68 1651 ll V .1 M' ,N 1 , ,Xl I , 21 ' W 4 I iw . 'X vw A l 4 4 A' 1 1 J 76 lndlvldual Record Grenler Drean Schrock Pe tz Sanfavlcca Ureel Dupke Llcavoll Spezna Kulbackn Clements Paganes Papcsak Trola Schehr Sfo Total 4 John Ureel Q..-f o Pe tz 1 rf ,:n3?E4..?w -wnkgg if-A Bernard Dupke Coach Henderson Isnt mlncung words and what hes tellung Dennls Grenler IS having a devastahng effect nfs wlped The smile off Mr Kellys Irish eyes knocked the wand out of capfaln Drean H4131 and Fr Bryson as playnng It safe by quietly sneaking away 77 2 :sv 'Tiki xii -f if 5 M l 41 Frank Chico Spezia Distressing moment as Harper Wood's ball bal- ances precariously on edge of doom. Opening game of the season against Harper Woods brings together a large and alert crowd of fans for Sam Licavoli tv X W rf' if -.V 'D Steadying the ball with one hand, Clements prepares to make a ' A7 '4f?i'5Z sensational basket. r 1 ' 'I 5 ' if l I5 tal fr g Q R Q- , ,? 5 QM5, W V,., ' 0 QQ .V , , - 'wgiS: zzwggigi f rw ., ,J 2. 1- S' q4:':' . 1 ' 'f ' Lf- 'M f :ff iii if? 3 f tg l f' 'sa- 1 H v Q- 5 one very clear purpose . . . to size up individual players and weigh N.D.'s chances in its first bid for the Central League crown. Joe Sanfavicca K7, Larry Schehr With a flip of the hand Papciak sends the ball flying in reverse . . . May the best man be lrish! ,P Harper Woods in tight squeeze with no sign of mercy from the opposition 79 'Q 3-..-' Cathedral Central, our friendliest foe . . Here Bob Peltz reaches high to give his team an edge start. 1 While a frustrated Cathedral ace completes empty motions for a basket, Bill Dream lumps to recover the ball he whisked away. 82 'deed we do have a team, and with crowded A stands like these at every game, who could defeat us? v 7 ggi 1121, ' ,I ..- f if 1 Against Cathedral, tall and lanky Phil Schrock displays amazing agility. 1 lx. N.D.'s personable Glenn Tilly, third from left, tallies the score before closing the books on a hotly contested game, but a decided victory for the Irish. At extreme right Mr. Vic Battani seems to recall some especially thrilling moment. 83 Q Sl' xx-' Za! , 5 ? Tifffi7wf-M291-Q K -zffw4'f5?' ,l ,:W,,1ggh1 W ja Due respect is apparent for Notre Darne's strong man . . . single handed, Grenier made close to one half of N.D.'s total points against Austin. wondering why we were trounced twice in as many skirmishes? Big John Ureel is over- powered by two of Austin's Central Leagues cham- pions-to-be. 85 K Wnth teammates Joe Kulbackl and Bull Drean In pos: hon Ureel makes sure The ball doesnt fall into enemy hands Capialn Bxll Drean has off nnghts luke everyone else but has nnght of December 7 1956 agaunst Saleslan :snr one of them Qi My Ou? of my way you shrlmp this ball IS mrne' cries Ureel as Grenler stands open mouthed wondering whatll happen next Wlth Ureel s asslsf Drean does It agaun 48 in-' 5 . . f . , K A . - 1 ' U h sq A ' Sr . gt - X u 1 M. . N . ' , . ' I , Nv . t . 5 M....1 A :xc A K Y 1 X x fa ' .y ,V ,V r. M ' AV r , ws , . A xxx. r Q, - 1 - I - - - . f 2.14. X ,W ,, 1 ly 1 IA 1 . A , 1 f . . ,, . . f ' Q , 1 f a cfm' X a , 'H . X 5 1 W r 1 E f l I 5 Xf ww 4-V' ,K ww 3 9' I I 1 lf' .... n' vw 4 w fagw f, pgs - s, 1 L ff. I 3 W 4 TN 3 -. Q . M ,v i .J X - Wai? f n. 1 .IU N ICR BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Max Stoll George Eder f' xmj 1 4 me .lunror Varsrty Scoreboard Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Harper Woods Salesran Lutheran St Joseph Austnn Cathedral Lutheran Austin De La Salle Salesran St Joseph Cathedral De La Salle St Ladrslaus St Florian Tota 64 5 7 88 as N-I Russ Gramer on Prerce Wu! 1 ,yfrmlrw Varslfy Team Freshman Team X nf' 6.0 Y -4 ISDH' ri F4 lla A 13rd rowj Dan Vital: Bob Bnernat Bll Lupo b Russ Gramer Art Ross: Bob Kady Cmsertb Bob Fluent Belllsarlo Rancrllo Muller Jammet Quennevllle ,nv ,4- Q.10442f1' K 'T ihnff T RK kD: t S' 'W lg 'f I H ', :li ni' , I - -. . I. 4. 'As . ... ', A i vA 'A :na -It agp as . ' ' , - or +I ' .!ff4s, -. M . . f' fe f-' , -a r ,n A ,Ay ' A - m , a -4- at f-. . r 1 .7 , .I ,I -of W 'Y K V I 4 4 ' X or W b ' um I 1 W 'S' r , r - 1. 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Q G x X f X, X X f 2 . 5 Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Won Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame 'k A 'Denby 5 'Harper Woods O 'St Ladislaus 4 De La Salle 5 St. Joseph 10 Cathedral 10 Salesian O Austin 2 De La Salle 7 St. Joseph 7 Cathedral 14 Salesian 3 Austin Lo A Tued Non League Games Varslty Record Freshman Scoreboard Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Harper Woods Oakwood Austln Harper Woods Cathollc Cent Hamtramck Grant Hamtramck non League Gamesj Varsity Baseball Scoreboard Wheeler Licavoli Fluent Lupo Bockhausen Denyer Vita i Sto Kolke Blernat Clements Kramer Pe tz Kady Ross: Angott AB R H HR RBI Pct. 30 9 11 O 6 .367 41 7 12 O 7 .293 2O 2 6 O 2 .300 3 O 1 O O .33 8 3 2 O O .250 17 3 A O 5 .235 9 9 7 OOO O O 91 Tempers flare at Austnn 1 22 5 7 o 7 .21 7 S' l 2 ll 41 10 2 o 6 .21 ' 26 2 5 0 2 .192 ' 24 3 4 o 4 .16 , 18 5 3 o 3 .167 21 4 3 o 4 .143 1 17 2 2 o 1 .118 17 3 2 o 2 .118 ' 5 o o o o . 2 o o o o . o 13 2 1 6 ' o ' 6 A 6 7 J. 5 ' . 6 ' A ' I l ' 1 4 7 - 'T-Q 2 8 - ' . f 2 14 :Milf 1 2 ' . 1611 - 7 ' . . . ' . Aff, ... De La Salle 'rwo stunning fakes . . l clefeals l 5 My ,...-rf' A l 5 W . f - ' r, , VV 6 --.......,..--....., ANN, W ,wg mv! Q s r -Y-.Q r ' ' x L, -s ff . . rf, . f of - 1 1 .fav-It vw 4 1' ' 'ft .,,,:w, ' , Q . 3 'ir .. r -, ,M , .7 if 7 1 'Y 1,9 Q ,nf . v ' f -1 f' 04 for ' W 4'v, . , ' A ? Y' can L.l' No one ever caught thus boy napping Bob Peltz IS hrs name Dan Vltall grounds out ro end the ball game and In flnct a second shut out on De La Salles Plots , ,g ' ' ' ' If gf - -MQ T ,ay ' P .4 5 i ' s E' eff? 3 I , r I I I V S ..e ft . ' ' t 1 f 1' 'l ME A x Pete Wheeler Notre Dame s heavlest Slugger crosses home plate L fir D4 K- l 9 'W' M Q- KS bun E I -'s hi,- , l'W I' A.. .3 L...L. 4 at f l ' v ' A . kN . sl I P' fi ,L ' 2 N, ' v?'x, A . 'V'- 'fi my f 6 , - I - ll 1 Vurflk l . ' U V ' 3 - . A 2, Sf'M..'.t - ta, ' V ti. , .Q ,tr 'Q to 5' f SQ. -J, f J!5llk.I V K K M ' - -B' V- K if l ts nfl if 'ff' ff. tart ' a + Y If M l, , .Y -. .1 ,li 1 4 Li 1 'Aj ? .L 14 mlm-.'. -fi --4 - '- ' ,ov ' - . - - I , - U .a'at,La,-4'Q4li,ld.f'g' t , t t 1 . - t Salestan smothered twice and 54 ' , Max Stoll warms up for another star performance ,XIKQJ War Football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . lust name it and Jim Clements is ' there swinging with all he s got. wx . George Denyer mighty bat as on the mound. V . ? F. . qi Russ Gramer leads the at- tack against the Green Hornets with the longest hit of the year and two extra RBIs to his credit. Austrn shatters lrlsh dreams or Catholic Central League crown sf 5' 4 A :KN -+G' t kd, -i Holdmg hugh hrs bat and steadynng himself to swung with all the power at has command Max Stoll reflects the teams unyneldung determmatuon to win this game and the others against the Frnars, the only hurdles left to cross the way to Briggs Stadlum and the clty wlde contest Bob Fluents superb control and terntzc power IH other encounters thus season IS hrs today but our performance at the plate vs almost nll agalnst the unrelentmg onslaught of pstcher Dave Debusschere from Austin 4 an mt ' 94 . . f . . s A V . ,, ', 1 A, ' , -fvt- x K 4 M x H 1 - gf A l' K N, 1 X - M I 1 .J - . ,' .h Lq 'lr ' i, Lg - 4, ' , S2 ' lg . 5 1 4 C u qt 7 um., X I .' 1 K off f K I4 1 . . ' M'T i S. Ai ,. V . A Q .L , W, Q , .1 , -- . ,P . . 4 . ' ' I ' .9 1 ' ' g,,f'ga A Av . . h' ' ,'4 - ' M , kc- , . v . ,mv ,f 2 . V H - . 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A 4 ' , u 'lg V f' F 1' I , - Q +V, - --- ' A M .Q 1 M O Q - V -..J V, y a - 'b-e -s..,..., -gd' Archrrvals vnctoruous IH both encounters sw ami' Q A safe hr? by Wheeler leaves the bases empty and hes the score 2 2 un The flfrh lnmng another by Denyer put the lrlsh ahead 32 g 5 my F r' 1 if . f ,oo 's In The snxrh Austin strikes back with a vengeance to wan the game C4 31 and clinch the champnonshlp 1 I , . 4... I. -- .1 faL,.,:..1a-sa. h - 95 VARSITY AND JUNIOR Varslty Track i...- Phnl Schrock ss glvlng a good account of hlmself IH the shot put contest The 220 has taken Its toll on Bob Bendznnskl but Bob Stark IS up and coming and glvmg the leading man a run for hrs money 'U if QQ Qs lm The Track Team with Coaches Hal Henderson and Larry Egan at extreme left and rlght respectively and lnclud Varslty Scoreboard Roseville Annunclatlon Servute St Anthony 96 y Junior Varsity Scoreboard N D 66 Roseville 43 N D 59V2 De La Lalle N D 62 Servlte 46 N D 35 Catholuc Central 56 49V2 ' f I ' nw ,. 'W' z , . 3' ' 5 I 1 - :X ' . A ' 1 X. , ' I - l w' S I ' I f . ' I , 5 4 Q M T I ?xMEif.L cg X -'V tl f - ' . . . .4 El ' ' N I N.D. 35 ' 65 N.D. 9I ' ' 9 ' - . N.D. 37 ' 72 - . , - N.D. 8I . I9 'K 1 -241- F1 'FS 2J91.'+f: ts an lil!! gr dl A, 'lt ff Q4 rv W 'ly tm, lg hairy F. ,fix A1515 .Lis-. aa. I mg managers Phll Mrglno and Dale Luke at left and Frank Ruzrnsky at right lndlvldual Record lndlvndual Records DeLodder Stark Battanl Schehr Santavlcca Ureel Peplnnslc Clchon Bendzlnskl Brown Raetz Totals Oppon W '4 34 la 2443K 324 FT! 0-Sdn-v AMW Glenn DeLodder displays the kxnd of prowess and the sparlclung performance whlch brought hum seven fursts against city wrde opposltron -'OW' e end of a harrowrng ordeal for a weary and battered Ureel but the anxnously awaited start for a fresh and confrdent Battam thus twosome contrtbuted much toward maknng their relay team one of the top contenders In the cuty Q' ,. -ag 97 BCJWLING LEAGUE ,sg tw M, We A iw f if.. mf 1 his 1. aux , a , John Newman . . . finishes the season with an average of 149 and in fourth place among the members of the league at Timber Lanes. Bob Ottoy, high man in the interschool match with East Detroit with an amazing 509 . . . also takes second spot on the league roster with an average of 152 for At .3 banquet honoring Notre Dame's bowl Bob Fluent, holder of the season's high The SSBSOU- ing champs, Jim Pazarena received the cov game and high series titles with 244 and eted trophv from Athletic Director, Fr 590 respectively, and one ot the big , I tive with an average ot 148 for the season. Raetz, Thompson, and Normandin keep an eye on the scores. Jaminet does the scoring with an assist. gm l, nf R 1- Xt 'v ' 4 ! N XX E :Xt ' I , g may L K O 1 N Neff? .,,,g,,,,,f-Y. g X T, l 2 1 X E .wi l 2 I - lg - g 1 1 1 - ,ff x Q xx L, I . H1 5 ,h x ' -' 0 - V , x x f A ' ms, 5 j 1 1 'cs 'Iii ' U I U ,Agn ,.-l. 4 I 5 Q Q ll I4 Carl Robinet . . . at first the Ieague's leading scorer and strongest contender for top honors. Ed. Schroeder , . . viceepresident of the league whose name spells danger for opponents at The alley. Lachance. Bill Krause, president of The league, looks on. r' G 5,2 ,of Bruce Yanni .... The league's Treasurer, an upfand-coming champ. The Trophies on The Table represent The number of winners who could not alfend The banquet, but from left to right, the following show a champ's smile for the camera: Bill Thompson, Bill Lupo, Anthony Marra, Jim Marchwinski, Dave Loffelman, Don Brinkman, and Jim Pazarena. 1 .f l 4, ,lo J l X: , r i 'x GCLF TEAM mx, Team B Ray Grelmel Stan Slaznnskl Bob Dlederlchs and Ray Gabriel Self assurance and terruflc potentlal stands behmd that golf cub look for the name Bob Wysockl among the golf champs of tomorrow .1-mh6uQa:fhl an.. George Ivkov completes a motion worthy of Mr Snead himself what grace' what style' 'au 100 sv. A K J I I-'I 'i oach Mike ODormeII pauses to take this picture with hls boys left' to rlght Mr ODonneII George Ivkov Stan azmsk a Grenmel Dave Carruthers Bob Loffelbem Bob WfSOCkl Bo Dlederlchs and Ray Gabrlel fa Q 4 1 . 4 . , f . 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SCCIAL ACTIVITIES Gay and colorful Halloween Party, Sumptuous Christmas dinner for the Fathers . 63.1 fc - - ...,w ., I I. 9. en -5 f F 5 z Junior Prom Committee The Shield Ball ,A I ioa If we could live in an ivory tower on a deserted island with only the people we love, social activities in high school would be a luxury we could ill afford. Not so, however, when even here at Notre Dame we must associate with hundreds of students so different in their' interests, their thinking, and feeling, their background. Not so, either, when later we shall live and work side by side with individuals of other races, other creeds, and other nationalities, with men and women who do not and, try as they may perhaps, who cannot see or understand the wisdom of our ways. This is why the social activities we share together and with teenagers of other schools play such an important role in our life here, They teach us lessons we could never learn from books or in six easy steps, and make a decided contribution to the foundation we are building for tomorrow. By creating as many opportunities as possible to enlarge our circle of friends and acquaintances, Notre Dame is doing a great service indeed, At our dances, at parties, at dinners, and at other social gatherings, we come to see in the other fellow qualities of mind and heart we never suspected. We begin to grasp the impor- tance of iudging each one on his own merit. Slowly but surely, our attitudes change, our faith in others and our trust increase, we feel more and more secure, and, to say the least, the future looms that much brighter. ff V I . ' 1 X. ' i .Q ',,. 5 .f cv- X -r ' . x Bob Hornshmeyer speaks at Sports Banquet. k Forgetting her masquerade, the girl at left is anything but pleased on overhearing the elderly's gossiper's remark that scarecrow is a split image of my dead grandmother X f 5, , A zf iatfsr gt jrxr wxzw f l: A 4,0 1 N J: in rs M g., s-..-X N , 4 . as ly. The young Romeo in the foreground is heedless of budcv George Moses, standing behind him but clearly weighing Iris chances with one of the three unattended beauties he lust spotted. Y Xi ea N Sit' A Q ' - , .A A .6 1 r K f 104 pv 1. . 5- O Lovely ladies and charming gentlemen smile for the camera as they wait for another record to start spinning V - and dancing they will go. RECORD HCJPS Winner and runner's up at the Halloween Cosa tume contest . . . the weird creature from outer y tl l ',, . ff HALLOWEEN PARTY space is non other than sophomore, Glenn Fodell who took first prize 'I ky .I O I Q I So young, so sweet, so fair . . . that no camouflage can detract from the youthful appeal of this Winsome couple Ji Ji t werin over this holiday c'owd'P Notice the young man o g . . A ' h ' I not quite! It's George, by love! He made it, but t e gir, The tip of her fingers barely reach his shoulders! THE SHIELD BALL N 'Las Cheerful subgects respectfully make way for the Kung and Queen of the Ball as they make their grand entrance grae- us-R' Partners loan agann and dance to the rhythm of Larry Egan s orchestra As the musuc stops chatter rs rewmed wuth specual attentnon focused on the rnvnted guests of the evening edntors and other staff members of local hugh school newspapers 1, 4 S 4Rlw,, 91 John Trona glows wlth pnde as a close friend Hank Luks rests ihe royal crown on The head of a srnllung and gracious Jxll Schroeder The Master Calypso Sungers provude part of the special and Irs R r rock n Roll time under ihe lughts causzn the cats very welcome en erfalnment to flnp their wngs re cool aunt 9 ELA W wx N Wiki 5n- 107 Toby David of TV fame acts as Master of Ceremonies C MGTHERS AND HRISTMAS PARTY tt , The DiMarra Sisters, Radio and Recording stars, take leave after charming the audience with a delightful accent and a medley of favorite songs ,f x .l 7 X 1 , gi Notre Dame's Joe Tocco extreme ri ht and his versatile C-Grams play a difficult number. 1 Q 1 Tom Carra, second from left is another player from Notre Dame. 108 DADS GIVE FOR FACULTY 3' cz s 1 t A . 'i ,.. ,. The Three Bee-Jays , Misses Judy Radzwion, Judy Metty, and Sandy Fallmer thrill us all with their sweet voices at Christmas time Students and friends provide music and special entertainment. - l s 4 1 g , VK g E1 t 34' l 542. 5 x x ' I 'XX Handsome and popular Hank Luks rocks the younger set and some of their elders too, assisted by his well known D-Luks Four , 109 v i ',L..., MOTHERS SERVE CHRISTMAS A it R V:1v: f Y rf Q . .swat ,Qph P R ..: ' '1 ' ,-Alu J, 'i'.wf....tfI3.eZ if or if 'K I ,V ,.v,, , Alright you guys quit stallin I I'm DINNER l JC' 1 I Q- hungry! That's what the man said. 'TSP--or 'x f n -. 'la X R, LL: 5, 1 A Q ' 1 x E '-. - , , 'w..e atv Surprise acka e deal P 9 keeps Fathers Ouellette and Laioie, extreme left playfully occupied .... Father Frechette, center, 0 92:11 ' . 1 l K -I li ur 1 l .. .:. - -iff xx N so N f 7' f 'l '5 ' 3' L- ' x 02 -' ' 1 ' 4315 El Who's going to turn THIS 5 -. , , down? Not anyone WE know, Q qfif' ladies. 45.35 110 .mf Fathers oblige wllllngly and gratefully. K mfg. - ' Rftfhvkf 'L ' h V3 f f A K 1 .4 rtffx xx Wx , K X 6 l has more adult matters in mind . . . and Father Chasse . . . m-m-m, another glass of sparkling burgundy! Father Champagne gnves the lady a helping hand Mrs Muller that is. As Registrar hes a success' E3 Y 9 1 if l 43 f aintances are made and friendships formed fl , 5 f md, W .- N X 1 K Y, ,. X gf: ' 1 'iw t iff 1 M 7gf,2ib,b..f'Y' ds' A fi 'x A 1 5 ' r .ff 'fr' is ft 'f 1f3f :E AJ! , '7 0 K fi 4 At this head table, and all around . . . . delicious food, exhilarating drinks, friendly chatter . . . an The Right Reverend Mon- signor Joseph Marx, Pastor of Assumption Grotto, blesses the new football field, assisted by Fathers Verow and Frechette. Q r rsrs N-rf' 5 25 v E, 'gs Q,-' t Unheralded angels behind these scenes . . . uncommonly generous with time, and talent, now as always working and serving with Mutual problems are discussed, and solutions found . X. f Pl oh . C f-gl hx. A 1 '1 U' 0 - f 'I'-s 1315, ' .1 Ph occasion without substitute for priest and layman alike X el ' V-'ff Dads give banquet honor- ing visitin cler y and far ti A ceremonies. T 'we 9 Q -' ulty following dedication ' If-J L f , , , , with 45+ , ' 9 f 9431. , , Y 4' a smile: Mrs. Dorothy Vitali, Mrs. lrene Rybicki, Mrs. Angie Vitali, and Mrs. Jeannine Russik Tensions are relieved, and petty annoyances forgotten I:-Ll fir is ,-'S Pl I.- Opinions are shared, and new ideas born pause for rest and refreshments, N S an engaging diversion and, for a teetotaller the supreme test. ,mfs-mi. ine olo smoornies, Mr. 5. Mrs. Checl Bendzinski, at left, seem to recall the days and nights of long ago as they waltz together again with evident delight. 114 In '0- Friends ioin Notre Dame's Mothers and Dads for the gala party on New Year's Eve y'T. ... Stanley Rogel and his orchestra provide the musi: and the entertainment A handsome pair this is, Mr. 8. Mrs. Cass Duke, brimming over with youthful enthusiasm and leading the happy throng for another round of fun. Some enchanted evening . . . Indeed it was, and, we hope, the loveliest night of the year. 115 SOPHQMORE BALL ww X 'Wo' ., .ZW 'z as You re a lucky boy s e lu oo for The sophomores and their dream gurl Camera shy or camera wise, photogenic is The word, II6 ,Amd A mghf to remember as Mr Egan s Qulmet creaies The atmosphere and provides The perfect background R :VL xxx , 1 a' A if f X, Y Q-,,,,T,, -Rx Z- MVR , A. r1 For dnverslon a hatswnchrng game whnch b ought lhe house down as the volunleers managed to exchange more whacks than hats SPORTS BANQU ET we f'X ' 'A Ss End from the Unlverslty of Muchlgan prnnclpal spea er The Bells of Sf Marys never rang more lustnly with the Maestro runnmg up and down thus human keyboard and The boys respond :ng to has Touch wnth a mnghty boung Gregory of Gregory 81 Cherle rs the Maestro AMW' 1 .4,, l'l7 y. 5 , Q A. 4 , lg, 14 K L. V- N 1 :r,k' Y I ll R A x XL 4 .. Y A ln l N l M , Q Q 1 , M if gl 1 f, V 4 Y X Q , , . ' 1 X ' ' - . . 1 A-M we M Ron Kramer, all- American ,Away I . . 11 f 1: A k ' I I D , . ' gr ' i j fi' ' ' gage W- M M ' 1 fa, , , 5 , 4 .N g I ' c 1 4 V , f T Y ' ' 'A 3 'I P fl-ll , V, is -V ' YJ : 'F I - 5 ' x, gif 2 -A ...lvl ' . N V- 1 M x. C X 5 M 2 .. , A K 1 , , if I 'I u-F w- I- -- 1 rs. GERA- Flrst to arrtve wrth their radlant and starry eyed escorts three handsome and elegantly attlred gentlemen De rms Kennedy Duck Rotondo and Pat Labadle H JUNIGR PRCM L May 3lst at the Veterans Memorlal sg b-Q 'Q rg ZW ,A it-n-1 wwl Wilkie iam.. The Prom Cornmrttee surrenders a preclous moment to srnrle for the cam ra Left to right wrth their pretty escorts they are Jlm Duke Hank Luks Joe Flannugan John Trola John Mulls and Larry Fntz patrick To the enchantlng stralns of Larry Egans orchestra we could have danced all nnght and stnll have danced some more .J I 1 Xi' X-QA' A n1ght wnth speclal overtones and a meanlng all nts own there Il be others a JUDIOF admutted but Im sure never one qulte luke thus Every unch a doll and her beau lost 1n wonder and admlratlon After the Prom thus stopover at a fashlonable restaurant for somethmg very specual and sha we dance? 119 A X wi 5 S. pd Before the Prom an hour wnth Hum Who guveth loy to youth 1 fe I .eq bf. Q :ry L Sh- 'E' J to K I 1 ,ax 1: 1 K Y ls--K vxx- R X .. 1 4 I I an 5 .01 ' f ff- , 1 xf 1 1 Y . -1 ! . t X X 2 Q I . . 1-315 1' 1 . . ,, J . .... . t r 5 , I .. to , , WP 1 1 1 k Q I ,Va S AY h 0 ' ,, A 1 gv ff 'Q V, . 1. X 1 1- 1 N 1 si . 1 ' I N0-w I , .... 1-xl ' 5' Q.. 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