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

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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-

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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

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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.