Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)
- Class of 1958
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,r QW Vu N-.L-J-Q ,f 'JA X - 5'X'X 1 'Nt NF jx!-'xg.xIx Axx ' a- K 1 W , - Q -V ' Agar, 1 '2 Z 'E3EW i 'i5Q:'iii 1? I Q' 5535! 6 ' vera ', - --., . -:ll-is ,'wAl,, Ag-QL., -4- Ygmnp 'QED ' 'K 4 Q - 4 li, It Q X xx '11 Z v 'Mm' ,eg os 4 ga :ps 'Q -f it X 5 4 x 2 E E N 3 Q 2 , 5 E K i A 5 3 5 2 1 ! H I 416551 5994161 X Ll 17 :Fifi :Q . M +im- WWW Dame 77557 NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL 20254 KELLY ROAD HARPER WOODS 36, MICHIGAN EDITOR Charles P. Labadie PHOTOGRAPHER Rev. Elliott Robert, S.M. FACULTY ADVISOR Very Rev. Austin E. Verow, S.M. ASSOCIATE EDITORS Charles Stys Richard Clark Don Kolke 'Q 'XL R I ffl il'-NX 'Agp if -50:-'xN-RIS f- .Ax-x ,fl , - : 7 fl ? -1--Je 4 V 'lj-F GRY? iii iiii' if.QL4'F ff I 'i7 lf-ii, l . 41,15 ' JL---Clskzzsgallrlg 'Z l --If? ' 'b-R--.M 'J'f-- ff nh D., 7 al We Catholics are very much impressed by the example the Blessed Virgin has left us. Her life was the ideal quest for perfection. The legendary Juggler of Notre Dame , after whom this publication is named, characterizes another fine pursuit of perfection. Seeking the best way to wor- ship God, through Mary, he learned that the finest thing he had to offer was his own purification of his God-given abilities - juggling. And so he iuggled for Our Lady. lt is appropriate, then, that Catholic students should have a fine appreciation of that same quest for personal excellence. Mary teaches us humility, showing us that no one is good enough to say that he can't be better. The most important thing for us to keep in mind, then, is the need to challenge our abilities, striving each day, each hour, and every second to perfect ourselves. The months and years that we spend at Notre Dame provide us with a challenge to our powers, spiritual and mental, -and physical. The Marist Fathers, ably assisted by proven laymen, teachers, concentrate on developing in each indi- vidual the will to strive constantly for perfection. This challenge is the theme of our studies at Notre Dame and underlies every activity, religious, academic, or extra-curricular. Thus, as you go through the pages of the 1958 Juggler, remember that each activity pictured is an effort on the part of students for an ever-increasing self- perfection, through Mary, for the greater glory of God. 3 7466 7757 Mmm 7757-55 7755 may all Introduction ,. .,.,..., . reshmanr Classes ........ ecord Hops ....,.,,...,............. ootball Introduction .....,.., l.D. vs Lutheran .,.......A........,... tudent Council ..,....i.................... l.D. vs St. Joseph, DeLaSalle Iatholic Youth Week ........i.......,. l.D. vs Salesian ..,..,..,..4.......,. 20-21 22-29 30-31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Homecoming CND. vs Austinj N.D. vs Cathedral ...,...,..,.,....., .,.......... Notre Dame Day, Eastland ...,....... Soup Bowl Game ,..............i........... N.D.'s Marching Band ...,.,.. Cheerleaders ........,,.,...,.,.,..,.. J.V. Football Team , .4....,. . Varsity Club .,.............,.... Student Awards ...,...i..i.i. Freshman Football ...r.... 38-39 40 41 42-43 44 45 46-47 48 49 50-51 Vinter Introduction .,..... 'arsity Basketball ..,....,.. iasketball Team .......,.....,......,..,.... .V. and Freshman Teams ..., Land Benefit Concert ,..,.,.,...... lockey ,,...,......,.......,.., . ,........,.,..,., End Annual Junior Prom .....,. pring Introduction .,...... 'arsity Baseball ........ odality .,.,.........,....... ,pring Concert .........,. tcience Fair ................. Solf .,.....,.......,......,..................... Ionservation Club ..,......,. lunior Classes ....,..,......... irack .........,.,....,.,.,..,... illother's Guild .,..,..... Dad s Club .......,.......,.,. I. V. Baseball .,..,...,..,....,. :reshman Baseball , .... , .... . lisitors ..,...........,.................. Senior Prom ....... 52-53 54-55 56 57 58 59 60-61 76-77 78-79 80-81 82 83 84 thru 93 94-95 96 97 98 99 100-101 102-103 The Shield ,...... The Quest ., .,.,. Dad's Club ............ Mother's Guild ......, Vocation Club ..,.. ,. ,,.., Science Club ....i.,,,..,........ Sophomore Classes ...,..... ., ...,..,.... . 62 63 64 65 66 67 68-75 Junior-Senior Banquet ....... Baccalaureate Mass ..,..,... Commencement ,.....,,,..,. Seniors ...,.,...4,..4,.....,..,.... Patrons ...,...,.....,...,...... 1958 Scrapbook .,..,., Index ..r.....................,.. 104 105 thru 107 108-109 110 thru 122 124 thru 132 133-136 THE PRINCIPAL Many duties are incorporated into the role of a high school principal. Here Father St. Onge addresses the Mother's Guild. Fr. St. Onge presents George Schulte 1581 with an award for oratory. Mr. Vachon, speech teacher, looks on. ffl vm - , F QQ, ' if E0 4 I 7, L, r Q U , 5 X ' PP . . 2... . i' . , L Q qui' u-any ff! L - 1 S Hama! Father Guertin, an electronics enthusiast, interestedly examines a model of a transistor tw cl L, J, Q Y 'L ' M ft? ' I 'K X Fr. Chasse notes that he gets pretty hungry watching these fellows pack away the vittles. Rev. Joseph Chasse, S Dean of Discipline, .M. Religion IV 4 s M SX f5'f?pf'P1 Rev. Paul N. Guertin, S.M. Ass't. Principal, Senior Science, Algebra ll, Ph vsics, Conservation Club we wqaU w Rev. David LaJoie S M Guidance Director Reli ion IV, , . ., , g Student Council, School Newspaper THE SHIELD. 'A ,- Always 'one of the boys' is Mr. Tom Kelly iabovel Coach: Varsitv Football and Baseball, JV Basketball Math lll, lV, Civics. Left: Rev. Robert E. Champagne, S.M.,- Registrar, Senior Class Advisor, Moderator of Mothers' Guild, Religion IV, Business Management. Very Rev. Austin E. Verow, S.M. Rev. Elliott G. Robert, S.M. Superior Treasurer Advanced Math Algebra I Algebra I Yearbook Photography Geometry Yearbook Band Moderator fm' H M . it Lefi: Rev. Raymond Boulanger, S.M- Senior Counsellor Sociology Rlgltfz Rev. Raymond Ouellette, S.M. Vocation Recruiter Head of Math and Drafting Depts Advanced Math Algebra I Drafting I 8. II Bookstore A group of the Fathers enioys a summertime Wiener roast at the 7 Mile Rex Faculty House Father Ellis is wondering what to do with that darned hot dog Rlghlz Rev. Roger lachance, S.M Religion Ill Athletic Director Far Right: Rev.-John Bryson, S.M. Freshmen Class Advisor Religion l Asst. Athletic Director Social Activities Mission Club Far Left: Rev. leo J. Cyr, S.M Dad's Club Typewriting I Religion IV Leif: Rev. Edward Poul Religion II Latin I Below: Faculty members sit in one of the meetings of the Mothers' Guild. Mrs. Piotrowski fleftj thinks that Fr. St. Onge is kidding. We know better. 'I2 Far Left: Mr. Harold Henderson Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Track Ass't. Coach, Varsity Football Algebra II Geometry Left: Mr. Larry Egan Band Director World History Band Cheerleaders Far Left: Mr. Michael 0'Donnell Golf Coach English I World History Leffz Mr. Roger Cyr General Science Far Left: Mr. Joseph Greene English Ill 8g IV Latin I Left: Mr. Cass Cosky English ll Latin ll 5, EP' L - 'S gf mek A if If ,Qin x ' w S if hw ., kv 1 fi Q W . iq. ' dw H-.ff , , , M gf 'X new Mfm A Saturday morning at the Eastland Bowl and we find Mr. Kelly, Mr, Klosik, Mr. Davis, Fr. Lachance, Fr. Boulanger, Mr. Egan and Mr. Henderson scoring while Mr. De Giulio looks on. Mr. Robert Larin Mr. Peiers Mr. Leo Vigil Substitute Teacher English' III Coach, Freshmen Football Gen. Science U. S. HistorY Algebra I Biology Gen. Science 16 Right: Mr. Martin Klozik Coach, J.V. Football, Freshmen Math II Baseball Drafting I Far Right: Mr. Conrad Vachon Speech Activities Speech English IV French II Right: Mr. Francis Hickey Math I Accounting I Far Right: Mr. John Fahey Dramatics Accounting II Shorthand - Typewriting Typewriting I 8. ll Rlghiz .1---- Mr. George le Blanc ' AA' V Algebra Geometry Far Right: Mr. Donald Galvin English World History :..1 ' Qin 'aa ff .L gin ,W-,mn--qs. left: The lady who keeps our library ship-shape Miss Margaret Williams. Right: Fr. Robert's able assistant, Mrs. Mary Stefek. left: Fr. Champagne's secretary, Mrs. Clara Pesta. I8 74444114 771401: They keep us fed fabovelg left to right: Mrs. Irene Rybicki, Mrs. Dorothy Vitali, Mrs. Jeannine Russek, Mrs. Susie Wadino, and Mrs. Lottie Rogel. Below: these gentlemen keep us clean: left to right: Mr. Geno Vitali, Mr. Glenn Tilley, and Mr. Fred Vitali. 'IO 7257 When, in September, Notre Dame's doors open, the slow routine of summer changes, within a few days to an active schedule integrating s o u n d Catholic principles of educa- tion, sports, and social activ- ities. ii Q01 I? iii rw K-M QQ.. ..x1-...1,.....:-, ,.:.... , . 1F,Lg, n,,. y,g. A - .I ..X,,, ...,3 .,.,,,:... :,:, ...:v: ,.: , , A ifg f ggh 1 . A W .t fy ---, ' fk-,fh A 1 K ---f I A f L ..,. LV'L' V . -. L ' LA K -A 1 - 1- '--- : - .J-ff X- - 5-,.. . Af yy - X. Y, E' W Q Q -4, k . 2 1 ww ,. WITH Q K - 1 'N J .X M'-G53 U3 um kia.. E 1 if L3 , I cr ' V Pictured here are incoming Freshmen on the first day of school. Every- one's smiling, but for how long! McCaffrey, Dada, Hayes, Kraniak, Hamel, Buckstaller, Richardson, Chirsty-1hese are some of The boys in lhe new Freshmen Class. was Q' 1? 'il' 5 H: ' ' 1 gift? , , -- 1 ' gr- nn uit i g fl W Q N Above: Freshmen, T. Kosikowski, B. Carrico, W. Smith, Wilson, and LaDanzio among others work hard during a study period that came early in the Fall months. Brother Lacasse supervises. left: Mani all the rules! Wonder if we should have enrolled at East Detroit. This happened on the first day of school as incoming Freshmen sit quietly as the Principal, Father St. Onge dictates the policies of the school. madman 23 This is the way to start a day- Mass! These are Freshmen: La Pore, Steecker, Lacido, Lupo, Petrous, Cordes, Wolf, Palmieri, Maday, and Kirouac. Far Right: Baseball? Could bel But we suspect that Mr. Davis is talking Math in this class to Talik, Siragusa, D'Annunzio, Bugulio, Templin, Franf cek, Doherty, Swift, Davis, Parski, Zaul, Wolf, Brussettic. sg. ,lily . I it ' if--K rj if E., X, 'G 'PA left: The best-liked period-LUNCH! So say Sabbatino, Kuebler, Legato, St. Amand, Lucas, Chicotta, Kulow, and Lytlef Right: lt would be nice if classes were taught outside. Evidently this one was brought outside iust to be snapped. Ist Row, Seated: Tilli, Soules, Ponze, Sheets, Caveru, Skurdurna, Schroeder, and Bro. Lachance. 2nd Row: Wilson, Laura Dooge, Charboneau, Smith. 3rd Row: Stoll, Mer- ritt, Kline, and La Fleur. 4th Row: Halkes, Gray Herbertson, Strueanski, Speck, and Anastasi. r 1 ...N I iif' fgsw 305 Nb 'SE Q,-mp.. ' ' Q -- 'K+ ,xi .1 A h X if i i 1' , . 'gf 2 3, A mf m 4 . vi. qsiiacf fm A W2 .A sg .1 l v - ' we V .4 I gwm- Q: 4, 1 bw W - fQw,4e,,. K K s 'ifsgl av' Pla-1 i:5fi,ll ', flfii Aspirants for The A Band - are Schmidt, M., Kuntzler, P., Kilcher, R., Lehrman, R., Giolitti, J., DiMercurio, A., Durney, T., and Ziegenfelder. These are all Freshmen--but they lei Tony Battaglia, a Sophomore, in with his great big bass. 27 Another hard day at N.D. has Giolitti and Boland examining grass while Les- tage, Botson, Duncan, Cortes, and Ham- lin study Mother Nature in all h glory. Does Father Chasse want me again'? wonders Mitchell as the Frosh get their books during the final home-room period. Anstett seems mighty happy to get on that bus. Wonder if Kelly and Talik feel the same way about our hallowed halls. We f 7 ! F! A i v .q i A if F 95 'xv Li' 1 MZ, Sf: If .L ,, , Q, ii, 5 A I. 12 , 1? ,- v- '-2' ff v Q -Q51 1 ,nv fx 1 , : , mv R my ww M Y 4 ff? 'iv' ' .F 1 QV 2, F f iw .er 2-L . 4- X Eh x v X if A 1 R, 'fix 'B ' X . ?..f Wiwvfx K rw! 2 . 2... 9 K J ma l 'wk- ,ff W, sims 'Wm -'cg Lg N' vii' kg, ,R fm A, K gg: ':,A '55 Q W . wr. f f 1 vm di W ' L ffmzfn' ' Vs' - y f 1:5 W- A 'f . Y P 5 jx, ,Ni , V : , 7 LA!! 315 .1 I ,K ..... , I my ' A rw M, A , :v , Ll hyr. Q , ff . , W su. ,vii A - L - V' .ws - 1-, L X A 5 ,L,L. V gh ' 'L k QF, 'W :W X is .I Q , . Y A fx' 3:52, A , lk f .. f I I g' - x x . .. xt A E, V fab :fy ' V . yn rv Q if - - -1- . m Qt egg, ,Q . 4 'wwf' fn WSL? v X- xwx , W--1 ... 'h-.. friday 7267515 714664 Right: Mr. Chester Roberts presents token of appreciation from chaperons of Friday Hops to Fr. Bryson at Chaperon Dance. Below: This one's a hit! says Chester Roberts, Jr., disc-iockey at Friday Record Hops, as Camille Vespeneecki checks his accuracy. Below Donna Vitali and Tom Paqanes receive their trophies tor the Fast Dance contest they are the Rock and Roll charnps Art Angott with his date Alice Breight accepts the Ballroom Dancers Trophy H says he couldnt have done it without her Gh Well 'W Nqu wrnuniw. V. . f..,.W .XA .-Q wry' 3 ww E 7465 76m The Central Division Champs Front to Back- starting from left Ist Row-D. Kolke, S. Licavoli, L. Schehr, V. Buyle, T. Bolz 2 dk V B tt ' B D ke E C ha'ch D. Lehrman, B. Bend- now-.aanl,.up,.el, zinski, J: Donahue, P. Nows ' 3rd Row--B. Peltz, G. Fleming, R. Quenneville, T. McEvoy 4th Row-J. Bulgarella, B. Lupo, B. Biernat Sth Row-B. Kady, J. Cunningham, T. Paganes, R. Malkowski, N Stoll, F. Spezia Behind and to right of Kady-R. Gaynor, D. Pierce, D. Barone 6th Row-J. Clements, J. Ureel, C. De Smet, M. Foley, Ron Gay nor in Catty striped cap . 5 s H 5 3 Scoreboard Individual Scoring TDS PAT SAF Toll OPP- . . 2rgpzz:..y- fi 2 3 45 Lutheran West 0 Kolke, D. 4 4 O 2E 27 St. Joseph's 7 ifoll, 3 3 3 12 UPC, - 20 gi Lf' Salle 0 Peltz, R. 3 o o is 53 a eslan Bulgarella, J. 2 1 0 IE 13 Austin 12 Dupke, B. 2 o o 1: 33 Cathedral Central 6 Biernat, R. 1 O 0 4 13 St. Mary's Redford CSoup Bowl! 27 lmpulitti, G. 0 3 0 E 204 Tgfglg 64 Totals 31 I 8 0 29 NOTRE DAME 45 LUTHERAN 0 Example of Notre Dame's school spirit. Clements tumbles over goal line for score as Fleming and Schehr look on. 33 Captain Ureel and Detroit Lutheran's Captain wait for verdict on coin toss. Gafafm 3 Election Day. Student government plays an important part in a school the size of Notre Dame. Pictured here are some of the people who voted. The bottom pic- ture shows the Student Council-bright ancl serious they look as they take over the responsibility of helping students and faculty alike. Right: J. Tocco offers voting instructions as J. Donahue explains ballots. Below: The fellows tabulating election results are: left to right, J. Tocco, P. Nowakowski, J. Bulgarella, J. Donahue, P. Kramer, B. Biernat, M. Rancillio. Notre Dame's Student Council: left to right, R. Biernat, M. Rancillio, L. Giolitti, P. Kramer, J. Mills lPres- identb, H. Luks fVice-Pres.J, J. Santa- vicca, R. Malkowski, L. Schehr, R. Gaynor, J. Flanigan. J was I I dmdm Z2 Kolke is halied after an 8 yard gain by a host of St. Joe's tacklers. Sf. Joe's fullback is stopped ibehind refereej by Notre Dame's line. N.D. 27 - ST. JOSEPH 7 N.D. 20 - DE LA SALLE 'I2 I2 Oclalm 20 Gaynor drops on La Salle's fumble with Bendzinski close behind Baftani, Kady, and Cunningham look on. Baftani rounds the end for another gain in De La Salle territory. 'IR ? 045460: 25 1 Sodality President, Jerome Sikor- ski, leads the students of Notre Dame and Regina High schools in Catholic Youth Week serviceg at Blessed be Jesus in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Alter. St. Jude's Church. Father Shanahan, assistant at St. Veronica's, leads the rosary, and gives the sermon at the Holy Hour. Insert: Father Shanahan. .E iz. Below: The Sodality's Catholic Youth Week float in the Homecoming parade. Left to right: Janet Brazinski, F. Sawicki, J. Francek, and E. Kay. Garuda 2? NOTRE DAME ....,,.. ..4..,,, 5 3 SALESIAN 4......,.. ,........4..,........4... . ..,...,. , 0 Notre Dame gained an easy victory over the Green Hornets of Salesian as Coach Tom Kelly emptied the benches unleashing a total of eight touchdowns. Loft: Kolke round right end, beginning a 70 yd. TD in game's first quarter. it Above: Bulgarella is halted inches short of the goal line. Quenneville, breaking around right end, gains more paydirt. 27 Behind the Varsity Club float are some of the 4,000 spectators who attended Notre Dame's second an- nual Homecoming celebration. Right: the Student Council's prize- winning float with Queen, Janet Mihelich and the Caballeros, Ed Schroeder and Jon Stewart. The Irish say of Austin's Friars, They shall not pass! On the de- fensive are Kady 1635, Spezia C62J, and Ureel 1703. S Bulgarella gains precious yardage. In recognition of the fine prayer written for the Homecoming, Joe Tocco, senior, is awarded by Father Rancourt. NOTRE DAME ....,... ....,.... I 3 AUSTIN ,.,... .,.12 satis He who laughs last, laughs best. Kolke gains the winning point that floors Austin. Barbara Carlini, Homecoming Queen, is escorted to the bandstand by senior, George Denyer. lHe's cute, too, isn't he?J Come on, Vic! says Stoll C831 as Battani cuts loose after a great block by Dupke. Lupo sees white shirts on all sides and still makes yardage! NOTRE DAME ...,......,..... CATHEDRAL CENTRAL Battani bulls over from one yard line to cap N.D.'s drive as Dupke C815 looks on. 40 X if ,vft Xxqkv ,NKKM e.. W. Mix 365 xNtQ'X November 16, 1957 became NOTRE DAME DAY AT EASTLAND when the J. L. Hudson Company let us promote sales on our Wood- crest Home that the Dad's Club was raffling off. Thus we find the Notre Dame Marching Band in the Eastland Court strutting its stuff. You can please some of the people . . . etc. Girl in the foreground doesn't look too pleased wtih the song being played. QM! iff' 'il' M2 A ,A ww- Xfmi . Qi ,ul al , ma mf 1 4' i , ,L 2 X3 j 1 xx. Q , 'S K' Ji.. Mk EEK, do A 'W Ti Z Q :QQ RFQ 1 1 RW -F ,, 5 , 1' A of . ' Q ,K ff -rf ' P . K. VEVA VILL' L: HY ql I I F ' V 'ffjf , T 4 The annual Goodfellow Soup Bowl charity game, a game played by defending champs-East and West, is put on for the benefit of the Capuchin Monastery on Mt. Elliott Ave. The proceeds of this game plus other contributions provide meals for derelict men who come to it's doors each day. Fr. Bernard, prior of the monastery, always a most gracious host, this year welcomed Notre Dame and St. Mary's of Redford to the banquet. Notre Dame was happy and, especially, proud to be guests as it listened to words of praise from Fr. Horkan, Archcliocesan Supt. of Schools. On Fr. Horkan's right is H. Schramm of the Free Press. On his left is Mr. Sam Wadden, Archdiocesan director of Athletics. We accept this trophy with pride and appreciation, says John Ureel, captain of the Irish football squad. wk John Ureel happily presents to Fr. St. Onge the Goodfellow Soup Bowl Trophy while the team and Fr. Verow look on proudly. 43 C5027 gmt A Band is a focal point of any High School And there is no exception here at Notre Dame Here the Bands are comprised of three: The Marching Band, the Concert Band, and the Dance Band. Performances of the Marching Band is rather strictly limited to the footbal games and to civic parades. Under the direct tion of Mr. larry Egan, the Band is for the half-time entertainment games. The Marching Band, of l iiip iiii' iiii 55 members performs intricate iandiiibliiiiorate programs of music and maneuversg Fever tnisesi to a high pitch with the music when iliiniecoming Game comes .Hierewe siefonefof the prize-winning Show fiat, as it passes in review packed stands the day we played AND the beat from Drum Maior, Band forms the familiar fans rise to a man to of the Notre Dame iiiiiiiiii Af the 'bottom of the page we find Cheerleaders of long-standing-they have hllowed Notre Dame even before Regina High came into existence: C. Rogers, L. Ninny, N. Stevens, C. Piper, J. Templin, J. Prebe, G. Curcuru, and L. Bolduc. Q s K 3 3 5 5 L as 5 l n I T I Kneeling: H- Rydd, M- Gaffeff, D- KODiTZke, R- Kolito, W- Raetz, M. Rancilio, T. Cottrell, P. Kossek, M. Jeakle, F. Gardinali. M- G0STk0WSki, M- Lveck, G- FaCChif1i- W- Bullaro, D- Chiodo, 0- Rear, standing: W. Brower, Mr. Klozik fcoachj, J. Fabian, lmpulitti, S. Trupiano. Garascia Cmgr.l, D. Rockensuess, G. Breight, D. Tyo, C. Zarlr Second row in crouch: T. Scheurman, E. Kay, W. Barone, J. Cali, P, Kramer, B. Freismuth. Kay Trupiano Chiodo Kramer Garascia Barone Scheurman Cardinali Jeakle lmpulitti Facchini ' Garrett i 3 Phil Kramer, JV Quarterback, wonders who hates him so on the St. Joe line as he is brought down after a sizeable gain. 46 STATISTICS TD'S E.Pt. T 2 O 9 4 7 O 4 4 2 0 2 0 T O T O l l O l 2 O 2 0 O S Tota 0 72 0 58 O 42 O 28 O T 2 O 12 O 6 0 6 0 7 0 T 2 O 2 2 2 Total 259 pvfs N.D 13 57 26 41 36 46 40 Total 259 SCOREBOARD Opposition Catholic Cent. l3 St. Joseph 0 U. of D. High 6 De La Salle 0 St. Ambrose 6 Roseville 0 Austin 6 Won 6 - Tied 'l Above: Kramer gallops away from onrushing tackler as Brower and Breight pull out to do some down-field blocking. Left: a never-give-up opponent finally catches Kramer and is about to bring him down. Below: Kay gets T.D. against Roseville to continue JV's un- blemished record. WW The officers of the Varsity Club ll. to RJ: Ray Gaynor lPres B. Lupo KV. Pres.D, B. Dupke lSecretaryJ, F. fMoney Bag Spezia lTreasurerJ, J. Clements and R. Quenneville lBour ersj. -A Q'YE'-!iv .Z:E- ff-w,.'2 ' W. is 1 , M AQ l I I I I Q Varsity Club lEn Massey left to right, bottom row: B. Peltz, J. Santavicca, J. Fleming, V. Buyle, B. Kady, J. Bulgarella. 2nd row: R. Quenneville, A. Angott, P. Kennedy, Ron Gaynor, S. Licavoli, V. Battani, B. Dupke, B. Stark. 3rd row: Mr. Kelly fwith sport coatl, F. Spezia, P. Nows, J. Brown, B. Raelz, Ray Gaynor, D. Kolke, J. Clements, M. Foley, C. De Smet, D. Lehrman, M. Stoll, Fr. La Chance. 4th row: J. Donahue, B. Bendzinski, G. Denyer, E. Cehaich, P. Shrock, J. Ureel, J. Cunningham, D. Grenier. 48 H 5 I I I k ' Y Juniors who won Varsity Letters il. row: R: Kady, J. Bulgarella, G. Fle Buyle, C. DeSmet, and T. Bolz. if x Pat Kennedy being interviewed and photo- graphed by and for the FREE PRESS after being named the Free Press Boy of the Year. left: J. Brennan, B. Stark, R. Bendzinski, lst, 2nd, and 3rd prize winners respect- ively in Father Champagne's Management Class. They beam over their prize-winning proiects. ,wk to R., front rowj: R. Peltz, L. Schehr, T. McEvoy. 2nd ming, B. Zinger, R. Biernat. 3rd row: D. Lehrman, V. A0 Front row: D. Schneider, S. Fodale, T. Templin, J. Doyle, R. Chikota, J. Sabbatino, R. Lucas, Munoz, J. Pawlowski, D. Barone, J. Briguglio, T. Kozikowski. Second row: Mr. Leo Vigil fcoachj, D. Pierce, J. Goff, L. Fancek, R. Botzen, A. Briggs, L. Landazio, T. Hamlin, G. Doherty, P. Doherty, D. Aiello, R, Scheetz, W. Bauer, R. Neely, F. Settimo, J. Strye. Third row: Mr. Tom Davis fcoachl, R. Reynolds, G. Lytle, E. Kayden, J. Lupo, L. Coats, D. DiNunzio, W. Schulte, T. Polk, M. Pawlak, T. Korbutt, T. Hindelang. Our frosh gridders tensely await the go-sign from Quarterback Dan DiNunzio-some of them are Templin, Reynolds, Pawlowski, Briguglio, Pawlak, Schulte, Fodale, Schneider, Korbutt. ills 50 Opposition Grant Hamtramck Catholic Cent St. Clement Austin s,, , .S - ,. ami fiwvzgsiiwt f' f -.Q.' 1f '?fgil - . - 'X -. ., - - .Q '. -. 1 - ' wzfiltfrafweieltzs t -- :fr ' X t. . .- X-sH'w.', -, . 'ir' ,. g .,. ' -6 be ' ,V '- , ,I : . . '--' - A jf 'ifv igm a ki's'faui37fH V13-1fm- f11ff'li ii'-- V, vwYQ? Fi ,F97sf'12 , ,EgWei ::E?.. 'qg,y sf -G gtk, fjyfgf : pf gf K l i., 1 H f A '5 Q , - 5 . f ' X, -' I , , M, y . . as ,, t V W N, ,iF1eil55w ,s L, . x , . 4. 4151 , Q 1, ' ' Q M . unify M57 -58' dreary days of winter are spent well at Notre Dame. Care- ful work and hard concentration prove their worth as students put their shoulders to making them- selves the perfectly developed Catholic Americans, spiritually, mentally, and physically. 4 R M.. is 1 1 P .. . w?5V m. N . ' ' Wh Q ffm 5ggv,.,ig:.5 aw. ST fx 1' A e , A. Se' 2' as up 5 2 2 3 B S v G 11? E Hifi A 'QQ pl-L Lf, eu? -9 'H' Sv .4 1 ' LWX ll? V6 Clements sinks a lay-up as. Peltz looks on and gives Come here, ball! , say Schehr 181 and Santavlcca in vocal support. That's the way the ball bounces! right off Austin's big man's hand as Schrock is foiled this time. front of Schehr. SCOREBOARD N.D. Opposition 60 Harper Woods 37 De LaSalle 47 Salesian 64 St. Joseph 36 Lutheran East 48 Catholic Cent. 36 lnkster 51 Cathedral Cent. 32 Austin 43 De LaSalle 57 Salesian 46 St. Joseph 5 Austin 54 Cathedral Cent. 59 Servite 52 St. Stanislaus 71 Armada 53 Holy Redeemer 71 Mt. Clemens 41 Austin Record: Won 137 lost 7 malty gczciezflall Player Pell'-z Schrock Grenier Santavicca Licavoli Drean Miller Schehr Ureel Paganes Henke Clements Vifali Enderle Left to right, lst row: Phil Schrock, Bob Peltz John Ureel Bob Miller. Second row: Sam Licavoli, Alan Enderle, Tom Paganes Dan Vlfall John Henke. Third row: Mr. H. Henderson Ccoachl, Joe Santavlcca Dennis Grenier, and Larry Schehr. STATISTICS F.T. F.G. 58 86 52 84 37' 48 22 46 17 27 12 25 8 'l8 6 10 9 6 3 6 5 4 3 4 0 2 0 7 0 T.P. 230 220 'I33 I I4 71 62 44 26 21 15 'I3' I1 4 2 o f W 24466553614 SCOREBOARD Dpposition N.D. iarper Woods 29 28 DeLaSalle 42 30 .alesian 32 41 it. Joseph 27 54 Iathedral 43 53 Tustin 58 42 leLaSalle 35 45 ervite 43 50 alesian 26 57 t. Joseph 38 43 .ustin 47 32 lathedral 45 50 ervite 55 57 t. Stanislaus 18 32 ' .rmada 26 68 29 52 1 Won 12 - Lost 4 oly Redeemer The JV Squad: Bottom row: G. Lytle, P. Pipia, T. Richardson, Leon Quenneville, L Stud inger, P. Nardone. Second row: D. DiNunzio, T. Korbutt, J. Parise, R. Loffelbeln M Marlow, B. Freismuth. Third row: Mr. T. Kelly lcoachj, D. Gentile, T. Templin, J Goff J. LaFata. 7u44mmn gcwdetdall The Flteshman Squad: Front row: Managers Brownell and Strye. Second row: T. Kozi kowskl, R. Carrlco, R. DeGrande, T. Templin, T. Recor, J. Sabatino, R. Ch-ikota, L. Francek, Mr. T. Davis Ccoachl. Back row: D. Schneider, T. Korbutt, W. Schulte, J. Goff, D. Kuhlow, G. Lytle, T. Stefanna, D. DiNunzio, J. Briguglio. l -.. 57 SCOREBOARD Squad I Opposition Harper Woods 23 DeLaSalle 21 St. Paul 36 Harper Woods I9 St. Ambrose 40 St. Joseph 22 Squad II Austin 36 Catholic Cent. 30 DeLaSalle 22 Assumption 32 Salesian 36 U. of D. 48 Austin 43 Catholic Cent. 45 Assumption 39 U. of D. 43 St. Joseph 38 edmmq I2 Lincoln's Birthday brought three delightful con- cert groups to the Green Room ot Notre Dame: The Garfield Henry Trio,-the Notre Dame Concert Band, and the Notre Dame Dance Band, for an evening of music. f ra M. ' 58 , l Above is featured the expande Band with Mr. Egan at the I Below the Music Men in a fir: tefnpt at Dance Band Melo: V . Bob Kady U31 top scorer of the league, receives a pass from Bob 0,6 Biernat Clfil as Dick Paperd gives an assist during a play-oft game with Grosse Pointe. Notre Dame won, of course! isitifi: i so rrrssr liifirs F SWK isss.i, Q s.rsiis I i .k,k Ri.. V ,.,. :..Nc,,cf.ts. I 33, is i-inf. ,A grbf AK it. In an unofficial, uncoached group these boys came together to in an overtime game-and that was the final play-off! play hockey and called themselves, proudly, the Notre Dame Back row: Biernat, Noga, Balosky, Brinkman, Dettloff, and Paperd Hockey Team. Winning all their games in the Detroit Parks and' Front row: DeSmet, Kady, Bolz, Kansa, and Fleming. Recreation League, they bowed to no one except St. Ambrose 50 Qmamq 57 f-Pham The Juniors, accompanied by their dates, attended Benediction of the Blessed 'Sacrament at St. JUde's before going to the Veterans Memorial Build- ing for their second annual Prom. The Prom Committee, with dates, Left to right: R. Burda, R. Biernat, S. Winchell, D. Brinkman, J. Bulgarella, D. DeSmet, R. Kady, J. Santavicca in the rear. 60 Enioying pleasantries between dances are Bisson McAlpine, Marchwinski and their dates. lsn't that sweet! They look like our Juniors, but, gee, they never look the same in any classroom back at school! 61 Jalal One of the finer school newspapers is THE SHIELD, which keeps the 1,000 boys at Notre Dame in touch with the 1,001 activities that go on almost 24 hours a day around the school. These are the people who have accepted the responsibility of getting the news out once a month. - f- .. A switch! Reporters being snapped! Seated: Penar, Weiss, Van Rarnemdonck, and Chur- illa. Standing: Ventimlglia, Zagacki, Wal- dorf, Galette, Dellamora, Schehr, and Recker. 'WWA .wgrs--V Above: Father Laioie, moderator of THE SHIELD, discusses an edition with the Editors: Fouchey, Schneider and Brinkman, all seated. Looking, but perhaps not listening, are Winchell and'Peltz. Left: Writer Pierce says to Writer Burda, laugh, boy! laugh! More serious are Wysocki, Schaef- fler, Santavicca, Krawford, and Mathes. 2aeu' He may never replace Al Capp, but this is N.D.'s artist for QUEST: John Broutin at the drawing board. an A new publication was born during this year when Mr. Vachon, Senior English Teacher, ventured out as Faculty Advisor to a group of enterprising Seniors who wanted to initiate something in the line of a literary magazine. And so QUEST came into being with J. Sikorski, left, and J. Springer as co-editors. . K ,A L -. ,,.-- mm 'Cracking the whip' are the co-editors, Sikorski and Springer as they make sure the rest of the staff, left to right: J. Bennett, G. Krawford, and J. Broutin keep QUEST in order. AR Dade The Dads Club gave away a completely furnished 340,000 home on December J7, 1957. Figures were tabulated, estimations were checked on the number of drinks the Vernor Ginger Ale Company manufactured during the month of November 1957, and John Tomasino of St. Clair Shores was the lucky winner. Here is the Tomasino family receiving the credentials from Mr. Moses, Chairman of the Drive. President of the Dads Club, Mr. Richard Schehr, gets acquainted with Tomasino iunior. Chairman Moses makes an award to Mr. A. Sales for the greatest number of tickets sold in the Woodcrest Home Drive. Quite a crowd of Dads! But it's iu: ordinary monthly meeting of the Ch. With a lump in his throat, Dick Schehr, past President ot the Club for 2 hard working years, passes the gavel over to newly elected President Chester Roberts in spring elections. guild Rummage sales made a success through the efforts of these helpers Mrs Flamgan, Mrs Blelec and Mrs Szymanskl The melodious voices of the St Judes Choral Group under the direction of Mrs Eckenrod, provides the mothers with en- ioyable music at one of their monthly meetings. The styles of the past brought to life by Mrs. Belanger, Good, Butler, DeL0dder, Peraino, Rae, Munck, Lupo, Gennette, Stewart, Ficara. Father Guertin at the turkey! Quite serious about it all! But as happy about the iqb as the Mothers were in giving the Marist Fathers their annual Christmas dinner. Father Raymond Ouellette, S.M. asks the bless- ings of Almighty God on His future priests. Below: They said they'd like to become Marists. Back row: G. Kelly, G. Berger, D. Maikowski, K. Lord, S. Obuchowski, R. Van Raaphorst. Front row: Rx Carrico, A. Bruno, S. Mahler, M. Calca- terra, R. Hindelang, J. Sikorski, J. Sinzer, L. Sehnpfennig. Waccufdaa One of the goals of the Marist teacher is to form students into faithful and strong followers of Christ CN.D. Hand- book p. 71. God willing, the followers of Christ sometimes see their way to become not only followers, but other Christs . Father Raymond Ouellette, S.M. has been giver the task of guiding these followers of Christ along the way to help them make the decision as to whether or no' they shall take the step to become other Christs througl' Mary. He is the Vocation Director for Notre Dame. On the way! ln the Seminary of' the Marists right now from Detroit: Front row D. Lynch, J. Groulx, L. Szachta, W. Swartz, C. Stefek, B. Felling, C. Green, Dicker. Back row: D. Cassey, M. Beaudoin, D. Drean, D. Beaudoin, M. McEvc and R. Powers. ,ga -if? ? rf- it Alu The Chemistry Honor Society, a newly fourid organization at N.D., got under way this year with all students who carry either A or B average in chemistry. It sponsored guest speakers, Trips to chemical plants, movies and talks by experts on satellites, and space sciences. Hot enough to fry eggs! It is with Rumptz solar furnace Satellites! Mr. Krause, shown here with Fr. Ellis and Chemistry Society Pres. G. Weiss lfar rightt, brings an honest-to-goodness replica of a satellite. ,..fm...5 mmf' if 3452.22 57 ' Officers of the Chemistry Honor Society. left to right: D. Wittmer, Sec., Bruce Schneider, Treas., G. Weiss, Pres., and J. Bentz, Vice-Pres. 67 -:ge 4? 3 a K ' Q ' M. Jeakle weighing in one of his white mice in his experiment of with and with- out vitamins . One thing I'm going to tell you, Sorbo! says Gagnon Crniddlej. scattered here and there in the group are: Bulgarella, Jankovich, sly fellow, attempts a little sleight-of-hand on Gag- Fisher, Kay, Sawicki, Zrnich, Winkler, Kurkiewicz, Chida, non's books. To the far left, sitting, Cottrell and McBride are Duquette, Munke, Durney and Meerschaert. enioying a few minutes respite before Geometry Class. Others 68 Mr. O'Donnell and World History-they go together-so say, Roberts, Studinger, Rocken- suess, Okonski, Viel, Kiley, Wozdacki, Beauvais, Lumetta, Keyes, Schultz, Seibert, Glaspie, Ventimiglia, Richardson, Jacobs, and Spearing. left: Keyes and La Fata have a great time demonstrating flexor and extensor muscles at the Science Fair, Over at right of Exhibit, Kean shows Hummel, McKinnon and Hope what skeleton and bug collections he and Shirley have brought to the Fair. AO Right: Sophomores, Rancilio, Bellesario, Quenneville, Gruschin, Jerma,, Le Pera, Maiorana, Loffelbein and others, prepare for exams. N.D. students, Quenneville, Stabil, Snyder, De Coopman, Kean, Savagean and friends become critics fespecially Kean with I doubt it look? of drafting proiects. Wow! it gets harder to think as we go along say Pesta, Jacobs, Studinger, Stewart, Trupian Roberts, Ventimiglia, Kramer, Springer, in N Klozik's Drafting class! Rancilio, Springer, Start, Kidd, Geolitti, Bockhause Loffelbein, Beauvais in a traffic iam? Fr. Rancoi seems to be the corner policeman directing cc fused drivers in a Religion snare! X N 'K iw. ,N if 93 W' 1 , , -, fm ,Q if 3. 'ni L .. .N Y :VX .. -NK Q5 L.,i 1, sk- X . iilfy ll!! ,nap ,mv ,us en nn 1-1, ft Q Q .39 i mb! 0-1runf' I i 37 K Q 5 M., ., ,. 2431 f 1 , X A-5 la-if f L' 5 'PF' u aids' X, 5 NS ,wlmq ww ,.., 7 A H wg Ilan 1 el The Sophomores allow one Junior Skocz l 4 h - y as, t from left, 2nd row, to ioin them in the up-and-coming BiBand. First row: Scoczak, Busczak, Kuebler, De Coopman, Bakula, Vander- herchen. Second nrowz Gildersleeve, Bauer, Zawodny, then Skocz las nd M . ' Third ro : F h' ' ' y a r Egan, director. w acc IDI, Wilson, Cordes, Meloche, Sorbo, Legato, and Van Slambrook. Top: Mr. DiGiulio has open-air class in Geometry to clear the cobwebs from the math geniuses: Bellisario, Breight, Nardone, Freismuth, Rockensuess, Gara- scia, Jaminet, Tyo, Pietrzak, Beauvais, Kidd, Struminski, Wine'brenner, Ko- lodge, Lumetta, Lang, Placido, Mallot, Keyes, Buckerfield, Sansoterra, Grande, Murphy, Faner, Obuchowski. Bottom: Our country's future lies -in their hands? Intelligent looking l??J future scientists are: Kean, Bonner, Her- man, Paperd, Jaeckal, Buyle, Garascia, Meloche, Hummel, Schobloher, Four- nier, Keyes, Durney, Reschke, B. Kra- mer, Godderis, Holden, Sullivan, Noel Zarkis, and Penar. Far right: no more teachers, no more books . . at least for another day think these happy Sophomores. Some of them seen here are: Kramer, Kerwin, Marlowe, Kwiecien, Buckerfield, Ijlar- vey, Durney, Faello, St. Germaine Maes, Trompeter, D'AlIeva. MIDP' X Wmlnf. ph... ,Mr Q- ,gg f syis f' S sf uv' W55' finds Notre Dame's happily at work, anx- ities of May and June, while in- structors feverishly complete the final phases of their various courses. awaiting the many activ- ' lil Ffg5,e,4'9 if 4 'N ,P HQ, ' t i fe 1 Q X Nliixs 0,333 Te ww? QEQQQQW QM Y M wx M, wxfkgt 3123 Sf? A Q L- f- -as V. Q ,n . . 2 -MQX1'1355:f4 f As if' .72eZ.fif151,1fW-wiQ S57 is ff?n25?vW31sTHiE73eN5Q52XA V q,Ai . llyfikw NW i. fliiiw- A A 3 -sw .N .. -- 1 A . . .. f 9 11 . , f 1 - -::12Q.zw5 S sigr, 5591.2 gg' may f A -- f -9f !7' 1: N. 1 1 Sf Q m..h K . .1 K Ya X ' Q? nf H . f, : 1 wx Nui? f --ll 'UN ..'f !' .RN x +2 Wmadq gafeelall Date April April April April April May May 16 18 22 25 29 2 5 SCOREBOARD Opposition Assumption Catholic Central Austin DeLaSalle St. Joseph Cathedral Central Catholic Central Date May May May 12 May 13 May 16 May 19 May 20 May 23 May 27 N.D. 8 6 2 2 12 5 6 Opposition Salesian Austin Denby DeLaSalle St. Joseph Assumption Cathedral Central Salesian Fitzgerald 1 1 'TE I Ui.. Seated, left to right: T. Bolz, D. Kolke, C. Bockhausen, M. Stoll, R. Peltz, J. Santavicca, S. Licavoli. Standing: Mr. Tom Kelly lcoachi, J. Clements, P. Wheeler, R. Biernat, R. Kady, D. Vitali, G. Denyer, A. Rossi, R. Fluent, Father Lachance, Athletic Director. .a- -if-ggigmf H ' rf-r-'M-f '- Bob Fluent greets Joe Santavicca after Joe's circuit clout against De LaSalle. AB Licavoli , --V,,A Cemenlswv W ee er V 7 - sfou ,M Vitali 7 , 'P I X! Biernat , . 4... Kady X I ' 'f Peltz ff 1 V Bockhausenmf ' 4. Sa -,..,...g X ,E V . .. Koi ' II Bolz I3 I X Rossi 7 W Denyer 23 Fluent I9 .. ., ..,. ,.,,,. Max Stoll gets safely back to third after being caught in a run-down between third and home. STATISTICS R HR RBI PCT 8 0 2 .286 I I 2 9 .263 5 0 5 .200 5 0 2 .I 63 8 I I4 .250 6 I 4 .280 2 O 5 .I 76 6 0 6 .325 2 O I .045 2 I I .I 43 3 0 O .091 3 O I .23I I 0 0 .000 3 O 2 .261 I O 2 .3I5 I The Sodality of Our Lady at Notre Dame is an integral part of the school. The Sodality sets the pace for the spiritual activities. The Sodality cares for the Chapel, gives the' im- petus for attendance at Mass in school, makes certain that Our Lady takes a prominent part in all social functions such as Homecoming Day, the Fri- day night Hops, Marian Day, etc. It took an active part in hospital work again this year by serving in various capaci- ties at St. John Hospital. :STR l The Ngoderator of the Sodality, Father Rancourt, briefs the officers: D. Lehrman, M. Jeakle H. Ry a. An hour with the Lord. Meditation time at a regular meeting: L. Francek, N. Kidd, H. Shirkey, Zinser, P. Doherty, G. Doherty, J. Harger, S. Brillati. Discussion time and the Sodalists plan the activities for the month to come. Nowinski, J. Francek, T. Francek, C. Roberts, H. Ryda, Reynolds complete the group for the half hour of mental prayer. Q1 fmz25,27 S' The beautiful Auditorium of the Par- cell Junior High was the scene this year of the Second Annual Spring Con- cert. Before a packed house, as the picture at the bottom shows, the Con- cert Band came up with stirring m a r c h e s, entertainment novelties, moving classics, and even rollicking rock 'n roll. The Concert brought the crowd to its feet with a standing ova- tion for players and director, Mr. Larry Egan. Parcell Auditorium on the nights of April 25 and 27 The memory of grand nights of music! 4,S' fm The first Science Fair to be held at Notre Dame took place this spring. Fr. Ellis, Chemistry and Biology teacher, together with his Chemistry Honor Club took the initiative and got things moving. Students from any and all classes of Science and Math got the fever along with the enthusiasm of the club. So on May 4, great numbers viewed the exhibit. N This was a prize-winner at the exhibit-a scale model of the N.D. gym-to-be. left to right: Primeau, Rydell, Carruthers, Boylan, Rochon, and Wysocki. Above: Dennis Pesta proudly shows off his first place certificate and award, a parallel for being the best Drafting I student. Dave Zometsky beams with pride as visitors view his model of Notre Dame. 83 I , I W! , wtf ,. X . 'F' . A if Broutin, Bala, and Hynous . . . all Seniors. .., .-f fwtwna fn iw- . ' ,Q?Q,5xgi'lrew . M x , gui, 1:5 ,ly--X f Unless the up and coming Ju iors of T958-59 catch on, gc will be a sport of the past N.D. Three top notchers, e Seniors leave this Spring. Th leaves five Juniors to carry c the fine traditions set by the: boys in the past two year CGeorge Ivkov, a Junior, forgi to show up for the pictureb. The Team with Coach, Mr. O'DonnelI at far right. Wysocki, Lotfelbein, Brinkman, Hynous, Sonders, Broutin, Bala, and O'DonnelI. The Conservation Club of Notre Dame is one of the few such clubs in all of the Catholic Schools in Detroit. Mem- bership is large. Activities are varied. The club has sponsored camp-outs, one as large as four days in northern Michigan, archery, fishing, boating- all of the sports for boys who like the great outdoors. Zancefmcztdm Oi, -Q' 3 sg .5 H ., f .ga is il 0 vl t K 35 3 F Q3 KR 3, fa NAL gf: X . if is 13 5 Qt s i X . WH X Qi ,,,.,,,.. ag aiifi First class riflemen: Van Asche, Schaefer, Bentz, Babbish and Bockhausen. Father Guertin is Moderator of the Club. Mr. Volansky, far right, is the Instructor. Bruce Yanni, a first string shooter, didn't get around for this shot! Officers of the Conservation Club for 1957-58: Wysocki, Primeau, Francek, Carrico, Babbish, Bentz, Rumptz, and Yanni, the little fellow out front. W s Who says N.D. students do not study? Well, no matter what, this operation pic- tured here isn't exactly study. What goes on here probably will prove vyhether or not the boys do study-a battery of tests is being administered to these Juniors: Galette, Mascari, Bommarito, Roel, Find- ley, Wheeler, Torzy, Miglio, Bockhausen. The kind lady pictured came to N.D. from the Michigan Employment Bureau for days to administer tests to Juniors and Seniors. 'Me Q Per. 3-Drafting ll-and they all pause tor a minute to pose for Father Robert's roving camera: Car- ruthers, Noga, Good, Bronski, Bul- garella, Bolz, Hynous, Weibelhaus, Petrous, and Kosikowski. l Elm Father Ellis seems deep in thought about something-could it be he doubts the worth-while-ness of tak ing his picture in Chemistry 3. Pos ing are Kotwicki, Deary, Detmer Weiss, Schneider, Kania, Dellamora Lemmer, Byrd, Kalmaika, and Goff l 5 E P , l 1 , F Q llili ,, M,,,s,,,,. , r Mill i t ' li' , EW L at .1 42 if f ff 'Mn-3311 --if vii? H E JA sq .1 1 . if? E Z 2 my .f '52 ,sa 5EQ.Hi -iwwwww 'w'w ggatilfivww ff EQ , - :QT , 1 in ' f s or 4 :xiii Q sv is .?. H ,pf ig 5 4 unq- x Q. Y Q r is. X fE,3. 'Q 'MQ.k U 3? 9 f 'kk A N 4 Q A fc .7 59 5: , . U W ,,nAf ,. 5 A f M 5 L Ffjpf I K ' -.'n'g,, , ri' f W. ., be Seniors Schmidt, Kulbacki, Huck, and Helka model N.D.'s first caps and gowns. Juniors Findlay, Zuchora, Nor-L mandin, Eggly, Biehl, Grzesik, Fodell, Gorniak, Goeke, Beret, and Bonner. Busy key punchers bang away! Mr. Fahey watches! Stacer, Baker, Albrecht, Rancilio, Pagano, Quenneville, Stys, Bockhausen, Gorys, and Mays. Wheeler-way in the background- combs his hair-maybe he thinks he's going tor a ricle in LaFIuer's convertible. But for sure, going, are Reinhart, Mc- Aipine, Krause, Miglio, Torzy, Johnston Trella, Loetfler, Esrich, Forest, Hend- rick, and Bommarito. I ae ty! 'V Q My . ..,. S,X.b1,g . uf ' U 'G+' f 4 x- in N. f 5X A :V -xx., was W Kliiifkw lim ' 5 ww? 1 :,k asleep L ,QM Q , P, S, mm- :Q . Q5 A, K MRI.. 4 . ,seq xml? wtf! sf? as is -. ww Fourteen nimble hands fall thumbsil at the peg board. The Michigan Employment Bureau tests aptitudes of Marushak, Bur- meister, Kmiec, Haight, Gralewski, Brooks, Weiss, Kania, Lemmer, and lmpulitti. Far right: Just loafing seems to be the order ofthe day for this group of Juniors: Arnosky, Scarcelli, Tatti, Wheeler, Virga, St. Peter, Burger, Patry, Bommarito, and Trella. -i,' ffl' .'-- ' 'L 5.25-5 ' .:,. A Left: De Smet says: you wanna bet I can it in all in one bite? Biernat, Eder and Fra don't bother, but go on with their mee one of the riotous Junior lunch periods. Right: Mr. Berdon of Bell Telephone, E Deery, Carruthers, Rumptz, Sczymanski, Win Krawford, Rockensuess, Thompson, and N winski. The boys seem enthused over the ve displays of the Bell Telephone Co. exhibit. Q 3 u ,,,,,ae-v t ' B Before the Prom the Juniors drop into Church for a prayer of Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament at Benediction, Rudy Munoz and Bob Miller with their dates are in the front bench. Scattered here and there are to be seen Merritt, Pink, Fodell, De Marnbro, Roehl, Vitali, and Francek. Ik- IS' 7 in f ,taxi Above: How did he get out of grade school? thinks Mr. Peters as an unseen student fails to give the right answer. Amused classmates are McAlpine, Mortier, Zinger, Buyle, Windsor, Impulitti, Eder, Milne, and Zoufal. Left: Jim Marchwinski, the morning after the night before- Man, She was nice! Brown is behind Marchwinski, then Lynch, Winchellg next row, we find Witkowski, Lancharic, Rossi, Keller, next row, Wittmer, Recker, Brooks, McQueen, Paul, next, De Mercurio, Smcinski, Fr. Lachance, last row, Bentz, Van Assch. A8 m412'gmc6 The past sports events of the last four years are recalled by Glenn DeLodder and Vic Battani of the Varsity Club. Both are Track stars. Front, left to right: G. Fleming, M. Garrett, A. Angott, R. Rotondo J. Sabatino. Second row: D. Lehrman, B. Mazzola, B. Zinger, F Zamon, T. Cottrel, M. Pakledinaz, H. McConnell, G. Kmiec. Third row: Mr. L. Egan, coach, V. Battani, D. Gentile, D. Fouchey, Np, 55 8OV2 69 'snlfz 65V2 36 66 34lf2 3334 SCOREBOAQD. Roseville 4 iii' Mt. C lef'nefTs irii ,, S1'.'Nl8tyf5,- .,.. Salesisan . 4 Austin' Holy Redeemer ibafd Laker. L liit St. Mary A 6 Mt. Clemens, St. Mary'S Servite DeLaSalle5 Austin Austin St. Joseph DeLaSelle 54 49 7V2 42 23. 63 U6 19 lf? 43V2 81 920 42 74 V2 75 W , J. LaFata, M. Gostowski, B. Stark, G. DeLodder, S. Truplano . Kean, M. Peplinski, Mr. Henderson, coach. Top row: R Kol R.. M'll r B. Freismuth, D. Cichon, M..MarIowe, W. Raetz i e , Yanni, P. Kossek, W. Brower, G. Faccihinnl, D. Dettmer yvv Front Row: P. Kossek, W. Brower, D. Cichon, J. LaFata, M. Gostkowski, R. Kean, G. Facchini, B. Freismuth. Second Row: A. Lorenzo, D. Gentile, R. Mazzola, D. Kuhlow, T. Scheurman, J. Lepera, R. Jankoviak, H. Mc- Come on, Bob, you can do it! N.D. 51 1f3 68V2 68172 73311 81 V2 55 2X3 26 47 7 42 30112 30 Connell, M. Garrett, J. Wolf, M. Marlow. Third Row: H. Ryda, S. Lucido, F. Zamon, T. Cottrell, D. Chiodo, M. Pawloski, D. Aiello, J. Sabatino, M. Pawlak, M. Jeakle, J. Sheerin, G. Garascia, R. Harcarik, F. Cardinali. SCOREBOARD - JV Opposition DeLaSalle 38 7f12 St. Joseph 47 1!12 Pontiac, St. Michaels 4OV2 Servite 40172 Salesian 351A St. Anthony 27172 St. Anthony 27V2 SCOREBOARD - FROSH A DeLaSalle 64 377 Catholic Central 67 DeLaSalIe 61 St. Joseph 39V2 De'LaSalle 56 Mother and Son Communion Breakfast has be- come an annual affair, and a very significantly What woman doesn't like an evening of cal Ah! but a few men must too, because the car says so. This is another annual--the spring party. May 1958 brought the new officers for following school year: Standing, left to ri Mrs. Peraino, Butler, Wilson, and Gara: Seated: Mrs. Wittmer, .Presidentg Ryda, Shel Garrett, Father Champagne continues as Moderator of the Club. Newly elected President, Chester Roberts of the Dads Club, at the Chaperons Dance, surprises Father Bryson with a token of everybody's esteem for him. Dade' Very active groups of individuals at Notre Dame High are not always students. Dads and Mothers work for the benefit of their sons. Combining pleasure with business sometimes, they are shown here at both. The Chaperons Club for the Friday Night Hops and the Athletic Association for year round sports give themselves un- selfishly to these activities that take place weekly. Nednesday night Bingo has become a regular weekly feature this spring. These are the Dads who spend their Wednesday nights in behalf of athletes at N.D. l QW. Zach!! AB Zarkis 56 Fabian 46 Windsor 43 Nardone 49 Burmeister 31 Carruthers 36 Kramer 51 Bentz 15 Kneeling: Judd Burmeister, Phil Kramer, Phil Windsor, Jack Fabian, Chris De Smet, Charles Zarkis, Leon Quenneville. Second row: Marty Klozik fcoachl, Dave Paperd, Ed Kay, Prisco Nardone, Jim Cali, Frank Jaminet, Brother Roland La Chance fcoachl. last row: Dave Tyo, Jerry Bentz, Ken Karp, Dave Carruthers, Craig Charters fmanagerj, Al Andreshak lmanagerj. STATISTICS H HR Pct. 15 1 .269 Tyo 1 1 0 .240 Karp 10 0 .233 Paperd 13 1 .266 Kay 7 O .226 Jaminet 5 O .139 Cali 13 0 .255 Quenneville 0 0 .OOO Studinger De Smet Mr. Klozik, it can't be as bad as that! R H HR 5 7 'l 9 X 5 1 3 1 O 5 4 0 4 1 0 0 O 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 9 4 0 SCOREBOARD A Opposition Harper Woods Catholic Central Austin De La Salle Hamtramck St. Joseph Cathedral Salesian Austin Catholic Central De La Salle St. Ladislaus St. Joseph Hamtramck Cathedral Harper Woods Salesian Won 12 - LOST 5 2 P s Pct. 25C 17E 064 20C 141 .OOK .33. .001 .12 1 I 1 7 24446466 April April May May May May May May May May Front row: Terry Templin, Dick Chikota, Bob McCaffrey, Gary Lytle, Charles Stoll, Jos. Sabatino. Second row: Larry Francek, Danny Di Nunzio, To-m Korbutt, Bob Carrico, Dick Reynolds, Tom Recor, Dick De Grande, Ray Lucas. Last row: Jim Strye lmanagerl, Tom Davis fcoachj, Louis Laudazio, Jos. Briguglio, Don France. Absent: John Goff. SCOREBOARD N.D. Opposition 7 Utica l ii Harper Woods 3 8 Oakwood 3 3 Grans 2 Utica St. Lawrence, Rained Out 3 Assumption 2 6 Catholic Central 2 12 Assumption 4 l Catholic Central 3 6 Harper Woods 0 99 .Va 175 7 -58' The Very Rev. James Lambert, S.M., Assistant General of the Society of Mary lMarist Fathersj, stationed at the General House, Rome, made an offi- cial visit to Notre Dame. Right: Reverend Monsignor Hubert Maino, Pastor of St. Lucy's Parish, St. Clair Shores, Michigan. Spoke to the Mother's Guild at one of their meet- ings. Rev. F. Gallant, S.M., Treasurer of the Boston Province of the Marist Fathers, stationed at Boston, came to Notre Dame in December to audit books. Mr. Krause, of Westinghouse, gave an illustrated lecture on the making of satellites. This was an evening activity open to the public. Fr. Blum, S..l., ot Marquette University talked to combined groups of Mother's Guild and Dad's Club on Freedom of Choice in Education . left to right: Fr. Verow, Fr. Horken, Superintendent of School for the Archdiocese of Detroit, Fr. St. Onge and Fr. Blum SJ. S M1-X , 'Wt tl if 4 Q Two young Marist Priests off for the foreign mission lands of the North and South Solomons - Fathers Morisini, S.M., and Lapointe, S.M. T h e y stopped long enough on their way to the west coast to talk to the students of Notre Dame. A senoir from Austria, Franz Affen- zeller gets an interview from Don Wittmer, one of The Shield Editors. Franz was our yearround visitor. As an exchange student he ioined the Senior class and graduated with them as the top ranking student of the class. A regular visitor was Bob Terry, famous disc-iockey of Detroit, to our Friday night hops. Mr. Hayes, M.C.'s our Annual Sports Banquet. 2? enc'ofz?um Notre Dame's first Senior Prom took place at the Pompeian Room of the Hotel Whittier, E. Jefferson. One hun- dred thirty five seniors, with their dates, danced to the fine music of Fred Netting and his orchestra. Below: at the Main Entrance to the Whittier are: D. Ward, B. Head, T. Novak, G. Meagher, H. Meerschaert. 3 l A . . T y Q .km K U tl? z 5 3 Above: Before the Prom, the Seniors attended Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament Assumption Grotto. I. to r.: F. Affenzeller, R. Fodell, R. Bendzinski, G. Hartman, J. Ryda, Moceri, J. Deionckheere, H. Meerschaert, J. Coleman, M. Schmitz, R. Schehr, J. Ureel. l fi fllflwl 1 i . 5 ,,,A V ,V f x., 'P ' lager 5 'E N Z i 5 f 3 . , , it Below: enioying the evening are: M. Foley, Eifrid, Bendzinski, Luks, Dupke, Delodder, Henke, Taylor, Gaynor, DeJonckheere, Schmitz, Wagner, Woznicki, and McCormack. wh i Z9 atm 5 .. . 'f as Right: Talking over the evening's doings in the lobby are these seniors with their pretty dates: J. Duke, Ron. Gaynor, M. Foley, W. Lupo, J. Brennan, and P. Kennedy. ,wav Q45 . .f , , N as ,MN 5 lf QL X . .SY J xx l.. Curcuru, J. Broutin, and A. Pavone enioy a little ioke. L. Keyes and C. Hynous try to look photo- genic. But how about pretty Marie Ruebel? fl. centerl. Seems as though she has been neglected. 4 l , , -. A memorable evening over and happy couples take reluctant leave. 103 June 3, 1958 - an historic first! The Class of '59 have as guests at a banquet at Notre Dame, The Class of 1958. May this become a happy Tradmon AM ef Y 41? EV T53 X . ,,,. 3 ,A ' as. r 2 . RQVXKT -33 L df sgji 1 U wil QP' VQCXL Cs Af' . as fsff-4 1 XQXXQ 891 2 X 25- A -CQ w A Nob 'Asif Q65 ,xjxxig G QQKQCQ Q56 x 'Ci June 6, 1958, ll a.m. and the Graduates enter St. Veronica's, East Detroit, for Solemn High Mass. The man who gave these Seniors the sermon for the occasion, the Reverend Robert Graham S.M., holds the attention of the Graduates. 105 v . .im st'vyf24w19'5,yf4tT71 2-i::Q...'?f is Solemn moments in The new church of St. Veronica. Rev. Paul Gueriin, S.M., Assisianf Principal, is the Celebrant of the Mass. Rev. Joseph Chasse, S.M., Dean of Discipline, is the Deacon. And Rev. Raymond Ouelette, S.M., is the Sub-Deacon. Mixed emotions in The crowd as the Graduates file out of ST. Veronica's on Friday, June 6 1958, following a Solemn High Mass of Thanksgiving. - 1' .fffff x 39 W Dale Luke, Class of 1958, receives full scholarship award from the American Legion of Detroit. 107 s J-4' A ? a L, K fit: - ,L '55, ,Ms 5 3 '- W if , wt Yi pd. 7' Lg, L1 QW! 1 ffx Q Saw Q WL ' c.f, 'N' y 1 1 , r 7 '1' at I I M X. A' xl! f fy, V' f' ' s. Hu A' xv' -s.. , V 'N ' 'ff ' A .H My ,5 K A 4 5 ' I A A 1? ..' L 1 'A' Q R , S - vm. H .,, QQ z f' . f , td K :fa .3 jk- N I Q 5 g I N, 4 X ,xx .T Y' is x 'rs 'N , , ,f 2 ,' - 1 Mi Q1- Nu ,... r ,, X 53 -. ff I I 3 Q I f -0-I 8 z X M-4 is Father St. Onge, Principal, offered a last good wish to the Grads and ex- tended a warm invitation to drop back and see us . Father Verow, Superior, the man most closely linked with Notre Dame's first graduating class, offers his blessing, and bids farewell to the first 181. Tears, smiles, and handshakes! Outside the auditorium Parents and Friends greet the Graduates. 100 Q Secada Officma JOHN F. TROIA, PRESIDENT WILLIAM LAWRENCE, TREASURER RAYMOND QUENNEVILLE, VICE-PRESIDENT JAMES M. DUKE, SECRETARY REV. ROBERT CHAMPAGNE, CLASS ADVISOR efcwaa 0 A - 1 fm , JM . v . ., 3 ,K ' I .gi .- fi 'i Q. 1 -fx- .kg we px, ',,.,4' Wann-'f':'1w S 3 ' 5 Qqlk. . .,. 1 4 1 i .QS 1 BEI.I.lSARl0, Frank C.: St. Veronica. BENDZINSKI, Robert C.: St. Veronica: F-ball-l,2,3,4: Basketball-l,2: Track-l,2,3,4: H. Guard-l,2,3: C.C.-l,2: Shield-l,2: Drama-2: Student C.-2,3,4: C. Officer-2,4: Varsity C.- 3,4: Juggler-3. BENNETT, James W.: St. 'Gertrude: Sodality-2,3: Bookstore-2,3: Sacristan-2,3: Juggler-2,4: Speech Forum-4. BERY, Bernard L.: St. Joan Arc: Basket- ball-l,2,3. BIEHI., Allan C.: Guard. Angel: F-ball-l,2,3: Cheerleader-l,2: Glee C.-l,2,3: C.C.-3: H. Rm. Officer- 3: Shield-l,2: Varsity C.-3. BLEAU, James A.: St. Joan Arc- Ju ler-3' J.A.-3 4- H.Rm. Officer-4. BLUM Leon I QQ 1 I I 1 C.: St. Jude: Juggleri3. BORREL Alan A.: St. Jude: Band-1 ,2,3: Track-4. AFFENZELLER, Franz: Our Lady Queen of Peace: Studs C.-4: U.S. Exchange Student, Austria. ALBRECHT, Rob l.: A. Grotto:,C.C.-l. AlFONSl, Jas.: St. Basil: C. l,2,3,4. ANGOTT, Arthur F.: St. Veronica: F-ball-1,2 Baseball-1,2,3: H.Rm. Pres.-4. BALA, Dennis G.: Jude:'Shield-1: C.C.-I ,2: Student C.-4. BALL, Frederic Guard. Angel: C.C.-l,2: Basketball Mgr.-2: Sodality-2 BARRAVECCHIA, Salvatore: St. Joan Arc: C.C.-l,2: Guard-l,2,3,4: Sodality-2,3: BATTANI, Victor: Grotto: C.C.-l,2,3: Track-l,2,3,4: F-ball-2,3,4 lAll Ca All City: G- 119 BRENNAN, Joseph F.: St. Gertrude: Basketball-1: Sod ity-l: H.Rm. Officer-3: F-ball-3: Prom Committee Student C. BROOKS, louis L.: St. Veronica: BROUTI John C.: St. Jude: Baseball-1: Basketball-1: F-ball C.C.-l,2,3: Golf Kcaptain-3,4J. BUBNAR,Paul J. Jr.: ball-l: Track-l,2: C.C.-l,2: Sodality-2: Bowling- BUTLER, Robert F.:- St. Jude: Basketball-1: C.C.-l, Sodality'2,3. CARNAGHIE, Charles J.: Assumpti Grotto: F-ball-1: C.C.-l,2: Bowling-2. CARROL, Dem E.: Guard. Angel: C.C.-I: CARUSO, Thomas M.: Que of Peace: H.Rm. Officer-1: Bowling-1. CASSEY, William J.: Guard. Angel, Band-'lg Glee C.-l Sodality-2, C.C.-2: Squires-2, Basketball Mgr.-2 CEHAICH, Emil G.: Guard. Angel: F-ball-l,2,3,4g C.C. l,2: Basketball-2, H.Rm. Officer-2,3,4, Varsity C.-3,4 CHAISSON, Thomas E.: St. Ignatius: C.C.-1,27 H.Rm Officer-4. CHIDA, Francis L.: A. Grotto, C.C.-1,25 F-ball 1: Glee C.-lg Bowling-3. CHRISTIAN, Alan J.: Guard Angel, F-ball-1, Track-ip C.C.-lp Sodality-2. CLARK Richard A.: Guard. Angel: C.C.-1,25 F-ball-1: Shield l,2,3, Yearbook-3,45 Varsity Mrg. Baseball, Basketball -2, Bookstore-3, Quill and Scroll member-3,4: J.A.-3,4 CLEMENTS, James T.: St. Veronica: H.Rm. Officer-1,2 F-ball-l,2,3,4 fAll City-All Stately Baseball-l,2,3,4 Basketball-l,2,3,4g Sodality'2, Varsity C.-3,4. COLE: MAN, Joseph D.: St. Jude. COMER, John T.: Guard. Angel: C.C.-l,2: Sodality-2,3. CUNNINGHAM, James J-: St. Clare, J.A.-3,4p Shield-3, sodalify-3,4, F-ball-4: varsity C.-4. CUNNINGHAM, Lawrence R.: Guard. Angel: Band-I, F-ball-lg Baseball- 'l,2: Cheerleader-2: Bowling-2: Juggler-3, Hall Guard-4 CURCURU, Leonard: Guard. Angel, F-ball-1. DALEY David J.: Lady Star of Sea: Hall Guard-3,4. DAVIS, Timothy: St. Veronica, F-ball-1,2, Glee C.-lp C.C.-1,2 Sodality-2,3. DeJONCKHERE, Joseph P.: Guard. Angel C.C.-1,25 Sodality-2,3. DeLODDER, Glenn W.: St. Jude Basketball-1, Glee C.-1,35 C.C.-1,21 Track-2,3,4, Sodal ity-2: Yearbook-3, Bowling-3, Track icaptain-47. DENYER George E.: St. Veronica, Baseball-l,2,3,4, H.Rm Officer--l,2,3g F-ball-1,25 Varsity C. Officer-3,4. DITRI Gerald N.: Bowling-2: C.C.-2: Shield-35 J.A.-3,4, cheerf leader-3. DIVOZZO, Thomas: St. Veronica, Glee C.-3 H.Rm. Officer-4. DONAHUE, Chas. F.: G.A. low: Senior Varsity Club members are fforegroundl: Clements, S. Licavoli, D. Kolke, V. Battani, Ray Gay- r, W. Lupo, R. Fluent, G. Denyer, J. Ureel: Rear: Bendzinski, G. Delodder, J. Broutin, M. Stoll. it i ll' ... mf A H N .',. FLANIGAN, Joseph L-: A. Grotto: C.C.-l,2,3: Cheer- leaders-l,2,3: H.Rm. Officer-l,2,3,4: Student C.-l,3,4. FLUENT, Robert J.: Guard. Angel: C.C.-l,2: Baseball- l,2,3,4: Basketball-l: Bowling-2,3: H.Rm. Officer-2,3: Glee C.-3: Varsity C.-3,4. FODELL, Ralph F.: St. Bren- dens: J.A.-3,4. FOLEY, Michael J.: St. Veronica: F-ball- l,4: Basketball-l: Sodality-2: Varsity C. GAYNOR, Raymond P.: Guard.Angel: F-ball-l,2,3,4: Baseball-l: Basketball-l: Sodality-2,3,4: Hall Guard-2,3: Varsity C. Pres.-3,4: H.Rm. Pres.-4: Student C. GAYNOR, Ronald P.: Guard. Angel: F-ball-l,2,3,4: Basketball-1: Sodality-2,3: Hall Guard-2,3: Varsity C.-3,4: H.Rm. Officer-4. GONGLE, Lawrence R.: Queen of Peace: Glee C.-l: C.C.-l,2: J.A.-3. GORYS, Robert. GRAMMATICO, Frank: St. Jude: Sodality-2: Glee C.-3. GRENIER, Dennis G.: St. Joan Arc: F-ball-l,2: Basket- ball lcaptainl l,2,3,4: Baseball-I: H.Rm. Officer-3. HADDAD, Eugene R.: St. Veronica: Track-I: Band-l,2. HARTMAN, Gerald W.: Queen of Peace: C.C.-3. HEAD, Robert E-: A. Grotto: F-ball-I: C.C.-l,2,3: Glee C.-l. HELKA, Richard: St. Joan Arc: C.C.-l. HENKE, John W. Jr-: St. Veronica: Shield-3: Juggler-3: Sodality-3,4: Basketball-4. HOUGHTEN, Richard Jr.: St. Jude: Band- l,2,3,4: F-ball-2: Track-2. DONAHUE, John E.: Guard. Angel: F-ball-l,3,4: Track 2: Hall Guard-2,3,4: C.C.-2: J.A.-3: Band-2,3: Varsity C.-4. DREAN, William: Annunciation: Basketball-2,3,4 Baseball-2: Sodality-2,3: H.Rm. Officer-2,3: F-ball-3 Vice-Pres.-3,4. DUKE, James M.: St. Claire de Monte falco: Shield-l,2,3,4: H.Rm. Officer-l,2,3,4: Juggler 2,3,4: Dram.-2: Speech C.-3: Student C.-4. DUPKI Bernard R.: St. Veronica: Basketball-l,3: Sodality-2 C.C.-l: F-ball-2,4: H.Rm. Officer-3,4: Varsity C.-3,1 DYSARZ, Edward D.: Our Lady of Good Council: C.C.-l EIFRID, Alan A.: Guard. Angel: Track-l: Vocatione C.-l: F-ball-l: Sodality-2,3: C.C.-2: Bowling-2: Year book-3. EWERT, Ronald H. FITZPATRICK, Lawrence Queen of Peace: Cheerleader-l,2: H.Rm. Officer-1,2 3,4: Student C.-4. ll4 HUCK, John A.: St. Jude: C.C.-l. HYNOUS, Charles W.: St. Jude. JANKOVICH, Michael R.: A. Grotto. KAISER, John E.: St. Raymond: Sodality-2,3. KALLER, Douglas M.: St. Juliana: Chemistry Honor Society-4. KAMINSKI, Paul: A. Grotto: Speech-3. KAUSE, Timothy J.: St.'Joan Arc: C.C.-l,2: Glee C.-1: Bowling-3. KENNEDY, Dennis J.: St. Jude: F-ball-2: C.C.-2 iz fi' Q' A 'C' ts. if , x lg sg 5 K I KENNEDY, Patrick C.: St. Jude: C.C.-'l,2: Baseball-1: Basketball-3: Hall Guard-3: Varsity C.-3,4: Student C.-4. KEYES, Lawrence: St. Jude: C.C.-l,2. KOBISA, Andrew M.: Immaculate Conception: F-ball-1: C.C.-l: Shield-2: Hall Guarde3. KOLKE, Donald F-: St. Basil: F-ball- l,2,3,4: Co-Captain-l,2,3: Baseball-l,2,3,4: Shield-l,2,- 3,4: Hall Guard-l,2,3: H.Rm. Officer-l: Dram.-2: Var- sity C.-3,4: Speech Forum-3,4: Edgar A. Guest Award- 2. KRAMER, Leonard: St. David's. KRAUSE, William F.: A. Grotto: C.C.-l,2,3,4: Bowling-2,3 lPres.D: Shield-2,3: Yearbook-3. KULBACKI, Joseph A.: St. Jude: F-ball- l,2,3: Basketball-l,2,3. LABADIE, Charles P.: St, Jude: Shield-i,2,3: Hall Guard-2,3,4: Juggler-3,4 Ceditorl: J.A.-3 CPres.-45. laBELLE, James M.: A. Grotto: LACKEY, Robert E.: St. Jude: C.C.-l: Glee C.-i,2. LANCASTER, David J.: Queen of Peace: Sodality-2. LANDRU, Alvin J.: Sodal- ity-l,2,3: Hall Guard-2,3: Glee Club-1. LARSON, leon- ard E.: St. Veronica. LAWRENCE, William S.: A. Grotto: Baseball-l: Glee C.-l: C.C.-l,2: .l.A.-3,4: H.Rm. Officer- 3: Senior Class Officer lTreasurerJ-4. LENHARD, louis S. Jr.: St. Jude: Shield-l,2,3: Glee C.-l. LICAVOLI, Samuel Jr.: St. Veronica: Basketball-l,2,3,4: Vocational C.-l: Baseball-2,3,4: Varsity C.-3,4. 3. - , Z. A. - 3 3 K K fig we as P ,i .:. ,, 'lite Tffwme.. 5 5 lm f., : .- ' .. t ,V 4 5 e ' - Pictured at the Senior Retreat during the spring of 1958 are: R. Quenneville, Father Cham- pagne J Stewart, J. Tocco, H. Luks, J. Newman, and J. Duke. LILLIE, Gary, J.: Queen of Peace, Shield-l,2,3. LUKE, Dale J.: A. Grotto, C.C.-1,2, J.A.-3,4, Vocational C.-'l. Track Mgr.-3. LUKS, Henry: St. Bartholomew, Student Band Director-4, Band Pres.-2,3, Band-2,3,4, Shield-2,3, Class Pres.-3, Student C.-V.Pres.-4, Juggler-3, Hall Guard-2,3, Sodality-2,3. LUMETTO, Larry, M.: St. An- gela, Band-2,3, Sodality-2,3, LUPO, Vito W.: A. Grotto, H.Rm. Pres-1, Baseball-l,2, F-ball-l,2,3,4, C.C.-I, Year- book-3, Varsity C.-3,4 KV. Pres.J, S. Council-4. MADAY, l , m, K II6 Conrad: A. Grotto, Glee C.-l, CC.-1. MALKOWSKI, Richard A.: G. Angel, F-ball-l,2,3,4, Basketball-1, Shield-2,3, Student C.-4. MARCHETTI, Samuel J.: St. Raymonds. MATHES, John C.: St. Raymonds. McCOR- MACK, Ralph P.: St. Jude, C.C.-l. MCCORMICK, Ken- neth S.: G. Angel, Glee C.-l,3. MEAGHER, Gerald M.: G. Angel, Sodality-1, Band--2,3, Juggler-3, H. Guard-3. A. IF-fp X av 1 .W 'S ...amy .pw Y NOVAK, William J.: A. Grotto: F-ball-1,25 Sodality-2,3. NOWAKOWSKI, Jerome D.: St. Joan Arc: F-ball-lg Bas- ketball-l,2g Track-l,2. NOWS, Paul S.: Guard. Angel, F-ball-'l,2,3,4: H.Rm. Officer-l,2g Varsity C.-3,4. ON- DRUS, Stephen R. ORBIT, James: St. Veronica: Baseball- lp F-ball-ly Glee C.-lg C.C.-'lp Sodality-2. OTTOY, Robert O.: St. Joan Arc, C.C.-1,25 Sodality2,3, Basketballl,2, F-ball-lp Bowling-3, Vice-Pres. H. Rm.-3. PAGANO, Leonard J.: St. Joan Arc: C.C.-I. PAVONE, Antonio A.: A. Grotto. PESTA, Timothy, S-: St. Jude: Bandl,2,3: Sodality-2. PETRILLI, Guido, G.: St. Barnabas: Glee C. PIOTROW- SKI, David R.: St. Jude: Track-1. PISOGNA, Louis P.: St. Joan Arc: Basketball-2: F-ball-2, Track-2: Hall Guard- 3,4. POGLETKI, George H.: A. Grotto: C.C.-l,2. QUENNEVILLE, Raymond J.: St. Veronica: F-ball-1,2,3,4, Track-1,27 Vice-Pres. H.Rm.-lg Pres. H.Rm.-2,3p Vice- Pres. Senior Class-4, Varsity C.-4. RAAB, Norman M.: St. Veronica, C.C.-2, Sodality-3,4. ROEDIGER, Paul D-: A. Grotto. WN I . MEERSCHAERT, Harold F.: Guard. Angel: F-ball-lg Base- ball-lg Baseball-'lg Shiled-2: H.Rm. Officer-3. MIGLIO, Dominic J.: St. Jude, Baseball-1,27 F-ball 8: Basketball Manager-1: Squire-3. MILLER, Richard J.: St. Veronica, Shield fBusiness Managerl-l,2,3: Sodality-2. MILLS, John D.: Guard. Angel, C.C.-1,25 Shield-'l,2,3, Dram.-2: Student C. Pres.-3,45 H,Rm. Pres.-3: Juggler-3, Chair- man Home Coming Committee-3,45 Boys State-37 Speech Forum-4. MOCERI, Samuel C.: St. Brendan'sg Basketball-1,25 C.C.-l,2,3, Sodality-l,2. NEWMAN, John J.: Guard. Angel, F-ball-l,2,3: Basketball-1, Track- l,2: Band-l,2: Varsity C.-3. NOELKE, Fred J.: Lady Star of ge? J.A.-3. NOVAK, Thomas A.: Ascension, Sodal- ity- , . Qs 1 -ii-.,,.ag, mi' 5 Q I, Y Q Qi X .lf Q QE' 5. , Qt tl Q H g P .Q , if -f'- A ,V B 7., L. M, - li.:.i 1 QQ 1 - rs., .ew r- :- 'JT' ' . . .gi - . 1' pl if bs 'f 4 . - f.,,fk,V I , ,V . 7 1 ff-,g,. E r 4 ii , . . 4 . 3 K f . S 3 . 1 2 Q ' ' W Q f 2 5 ' I rl Q . News4,QjQgi4,'5 NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL E s L EEHQES Wann JUHN E. TRUM lf 4 M GEORGE SCHULTE E... JAMES M. DUKE 8 JUHN DENNIS X, N '3, is Wu.. Quizzed in Current Events by the above two gentlemen, the Seniors on the opposite page were thrown against a formidable tive from DeLaSalle. When the program ended, and the points were counted, Notre Dame came out the winner of the Quiz, bringing home to Notre Dame a brand new tape-recorder for the school. This program was sponsored by the Detroit News and was taken care of by Father BouIanger's Sociology IV. SALMONI, Thomas J.: ST. Basil: C.C.-'l,2,3,4. SCHAEFF l.ER, Norman E.: ST. Jude: Shield-i,2,4: Juggler-4: Vo caiional-i,2: Bowling-2: Librarian-i,2: Play-3: Sacristan 3: CC.-'l,2. SCHAUBROECK, David A.: Si. Jude: Shield 2,3. SCHEHR, Richard: Guard. Angel: CC.-l,2,3,4 Track-l,2: Shield-2,3,4: J.A.'3,4. SCHIPPER, Donald A. Sl. Maiihew: CC.-l,2,3: J.A.-3,4. SCHMIDT, Gerald J. Sf. Jude: C.C,-l,2: Vacation C.-1: Bowling-2. SCHMIDT, Bernard, J.: S1. Veronica C.C.-i,2,3,4: J.A.-3: Base ball-I: F-ball-1. SCHMITZ, Michael J.: Guard. Angel C.C.-l,2: Clee C.-l,3. ROEl.S, Gary C.: St. Phillip Neri: C.C.-i,2. ROTONDO Richard A.: Sf. Jude: Sodalify-2,3: J.A.-3. RUEDISUEU Richard L.: Our Lady Queen of Peace. RUEL, Ronald P. Queen of Peace: Sodality-2. RUPP, Maynard F. Jr. Queen of Peace: Shield-2,3: Track-1. RUTH, Ronald I.. Sf. Jude: C.C.-3. RYCKMAN, William G.: Si. Veronica Sodaliiy-2: Band-2. RYDA, John H-: Guard. Angel Sodality-2,3: F-ball-2. SCHOBLOHER, Michael A.: A. Grotto: Glee C.-1 SCHROEDER, Edward G.: Sf. Veronica: C.C.-i: Shielc I,2,3: Pres. H.Rm.-i,2: Vice-Pres.-H.Rm-3: Studenf C i,2: Bowling-3. SCHULTE, George F. Jr.: St. Germaine: Glee C.-i,2: Bowling-2,3: J.A.-3. SHEEHY, Thomas I Grotto. SHOVLIN, Michael D.: Guard. Angel. SIKORSK Jerome E-: Guard, Angel: C.C.-l,2: Newspaper-i,2,3,1 Glee C.-1: Sodality-2,3,4: Juggler-2,4: Dram.-2: Bool store-2,3,4. SINGER, David G.: St. Veronica: C.C.-' J.A.-4. SIRAGUSA, Benedict: S1. Joan of Arc. SOULLIERE, Gerald A-: Basketball-1, C.C.-l. SPECK, Gerald T-: St. Jude, F-ball-1. SPEZIA, Francia G.: Guard. Angel, F-ball-l,2,3,4, H.Rm. Officer-l,2, C.C. Officer- 'l,2,3,4, Baseball-2, Sodality-2, Shield-2, Varsity C.-3,4, J.A.-3. SPRINGER, James J. Jr.: St. Veronica, Sodality- l,2, C.C.-1, Band-2. STARK, Robert J.: St. Veronica, F-ball-l,2, Track-2,3,4, C.C.-l, Sodality-2, J.A.-3,4, Var- sity C. STEFEK, Charles: St, Peters. STEWART, Jon E.: Guard. Angel, C.C.-l,2, Band-2,3,4. STOLL, Maxmillian U.: Guard. Angel, Basketball-l,2, C.C.-1,2, H.Rm. Officer-1, Baseball-l,2,3,4 Ccaptainl, F-ball QAII State, All Catholicj. TAYLOR, Robert G.: Guard. Angel, Track-2, F-ball-3. TEW, James H.: St. Veronica, C.C.-2, Track-2. THOMAS, James P.: St. Basil, C.C.-2, Sodality-2, Hall Guard-3,4. TOCCO, Joseph P.: St. Joseph, H.Rm. Officer-l,2, Hall Guard.-'l,2,3,4, Band-2,3,4, J.A.-3. TRESS, .Rudolph J.: St. Raymond, C.C.-l,2, Vocational C.-l, TROIA, John F.: St. Matthew, F-ball-i, Basketball-i, Baseball-l, Shield- l,2, Student C.-2,3,4, Dram.-2, Editor Yearbook-2, Vice- Pres. of Student C.-3, Yearbook-3, Speech Club-3, Oratorical Contest-3 14th in nationj, Senior Class Pres. UREEL, John R.: Guard. Angel, Basketball-l,2,34,, C.C.- l,2, F-ball-2,3,4 lcaptain-41, All Catholic Track-2,3,4, Varsity C. Officer-3,4. VALLE, William T.: St. Veronica, Squire-2, Bowling-2, Sodality-2, Track-3. VOLANSKY, Albert E.: St. Veronica, C.C.-2,3. WAGNER, John F. WARD, David C.: St. Joan Arc, Glee C.-l, C.C.-l,2, Hall- Guard-4. WHEELER, Peter C.: Guard. Angel, Bas- ketball-l,2, Baseball-l,2,3,4, Dram.-2, Varsity C.-3,4. 'R 4 9 , E If Q 5 W 1 Voted the outstanding seniors for sevice to school were: H. Luks, J. Duke, J. Sikorski, J. Mills, C. Labadie, S. Barravecchia, and D. Zometsky. pl -- WHYTE, Albert. WILT, Richard L: ST. Veronicag C.C.-1, F-bal-17 J.A.-3. WOZNICKI, Roger M-: ST. Judep F-be ig Baskefballei. ZASLONA, Richard W.: Sf. Judeg CA i,2,3. ZESS, Raymond W.: ST. Peter'sp C.C.-1,2f Bar 1,2,3,4. ZOMETSKY, David S.: Queen of Peaceg C.C.-I Basketball-if Glee Cfig Shield-2,35 Chairman Shie Bali-35 Chief Squire-35 J.A.-3,4. aff f F I 7742 ,E X I ' 'Q ff R Q VF' lg X59 ci IN iff? 1? kg I 7' R ' .D 1 199 Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr.-8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene Schaden Robert Albrecht James Alfonsi, Sr. Arthur Angott Walter Bala Frederic Ball Joseph Barravecchia Vic Battani Frank Bellisario Chester Bendzinski Paul Robinson George Bery Joseph Biel Adelord Bleau Wilbur Blum Alex Borrell Martin Brennan Louis Brooks Andre Broutin Paul Bubnar, Sr. John Butler Peter Carnaghie Eugene Carroll Anthony Caruso Daniel Cassey Emil Cehaich Thomas Chiasson Frank Chida Frank Christian Richard Clark George Clements Joseph Coleman John T. Comer Mrs. Eleanor Stronniski Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Basil Cunningham Andrew Curcuru Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Daley Mr. 8 Mrs. Harry Davis Mr. 8 Mrs. Geno DeFalco Mr. 8 Mrs. Marcel DeJonckheere Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Delodder Mr. 8 Mrs. Earl Denyer Mr. 8 Mrs. Nicholas Ditri Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Divozzo Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Donahue Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. William Drean Casmer Duke Edward Dupke Edward Dysarz Sebastian Eifrid Mrs. Stanley Wanicki Mr. 8 Mrs. Jerry Farina Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Flanigan Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Fluent Mrs. Joseph F. Fodell Mr. 8 Mrs. Patrick Foley Mrs. Janet Gaynor Mr. 8 Mrs. John Gongle Mr. 8 Mrs. Raymond Gorys ? Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mrs. Cecili Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mrs. Alvin Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. me Vincent Grammatico Gerald Grenier Sidney Haddad Bernard Hartman Lawrence Head James Helka John Henke Milo Houghten Harry Huck Carl Hynous Michael Jankovich Edward Kaiser Joseph Kaller Stanley Kaminski Gustave Kause Frank Keena Wilfred Kennedy Harold Kennedy a Keyes Andrew Kobisa Frank Kolke Wilbert Kramer Robert Krause Zenon Kulbacki Charles Labadie Frank LaBelIe Robert Lackey Alfred Lancaster Landru Elmer Larson William Lawrence Louis Lenhard Mr. 8 Mrs. Sam Licavoli Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene Lillie Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Luke Mr. 8 Mrs. Daniel Luks Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael Lumetto Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Lupo Mr. 8 Mrs. Cass Maday Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Malkowski Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Marchetti Mr. 8 Mrs. John Mathes Mr. 8 Mrs. John McCormack Mrs. Madge McCormick Mr. 8 Mrs. Harold Meagher Mr. 8 Mrs. Clarence Meerschaert Mr. 8 Mrs. Theodore Michewicz Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Alan Miglio Qrville Miller Mr. 8 Mrs. John Mills Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Moceri Frank Newman Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Noelke Mr. 8 Mrs. John Novak Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael Novak Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Nowakowski Fred Nows Stephen Ondrus Mr. 8 Mrs. Peter Orbit Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Ottoy s . 123 Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Pagano Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Ignatius Pavone Stanley Pesta Louis Petrilli Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Piotrowski Mr. .less Pisogna Mr. 8 Mrs. George Pogletki Mr. 8 Mrs. Oliver Quenneville Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael Raab Mrs. Antoinette Roediger Mrs. Clara Roels Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Rotondo Mr. 8 Mrs. Louis Ruedisueli Mr. 8 Mrs. William Ruel Mr. 8 Mrs. Maynard Rupp Mr. 8 Mrs. Leonard Ruth Mrs. Rita Ryckman Mr. 8 Mrs. Alphonse Ryda Mr. 8 Mrs. James Salmoni Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Schaeffler Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Schaubroeck Richard Scherr Anthony Schipper Francis Schmidt Bernard Schmidt Joseph Schmitz Michael Schobloher Edward Schroeder George Schulte Thomas Sheehy Robert Shovlin Edmund Sikorski Victor Singer Sam Siragusa George Souliere Hubert Speck Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Spezia Mr. 8 Mrs. James Springer Mr. 8 Mrs. George Stark Mr. 8 Mrs. Edwin Stuart Mr. 8 Mrs. Max Stoll Mr. 8 Mrs. George Taylor Mr. 8 Mrs. Henry Tew Mr. 8 Mrs. John Thomas Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Toco Mr. 8 Mrs. Camillo Tress Mr. 31 Mrs. John Troia Mr. William Ureel Mr- 3- Mrs. Arthur Vallee Mr- 3: Mrs. Albert Volansky Mr. 8 Mrs. John Wagner Mr. 8 Mrs. James Ward Mr., 8 Mrs. Raymond Wheeler Mr- Albert Whyte Mr. 8 Mrs. Irwin Wilt Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Becker Mr. 8 Mrs. Wallace Zaslona Mr. 8 Mrs. William Zess Mr. 8 Mrs. Stanley Zometsky ef, . M..- -QMQ .- 1 5 s S G i vii iff J sf ! i N I 5 S U , , . H f-a-1s:szs'fg:,,,, gf , 11 111' ,A 15 W W 1 z W - Wm, 4 if ws N ' 'K W R gf 2 I 1 56' Sam gf While piecing together the '58 JUGGLER, the editors came across a number of hoto ra hs that 'ust P Q P l didn't fit into certain lay-outs. So, by the tirne the Yearbook was completed, quite a few pictures had accumulated, among which were many that the editors simply couldn't pass by . In the next pages, then, are some of the outstanding pictures from the '58 SCRAPBOOK. sq., gm li 1. 'glen 'tzrt tc 'in s ig. -wr: N 'Nr Nw lg 37' if is -22 ' i .37 .-........ ugh in .M Step on i1! , says The man, Kill it before it multiplies! ww 4 1, 7.2 ' ,ir 1 Lay off, you mons1ers! , says poor little Sam. W-1 N 5,i Xi's.,R.. kia A 1 H Zoom! An unidentified player buzzes the fie before landing. Note the ball fupper right ce Terl, also on its way in. Pardon me, but you're in my way. 31 .BT Whooops! , V? h i f N5 Q I g .n rii?qw:Qg,,,,f'Q35'i 3 1 , W ,qw gl S1 . .f . ,f 1 ,- W, Q. 'Q T. I W T V,,., , 3 . 1 , is W .wx iwfc, 25- : , - wwf' Who does this guy think he isi walking all over De- Buscherre like that! Come closer and I'II stab ya! says the man with the sfic k. Various scholastic or extra-curricular activities affect different people in a number of ways. The folks on these pages are typical. Around Notre Dame we see . . . sleepy faces . . . pretty faces happy faces ef lost faces . . and just plain faces. as 3 worried faces cleiected faces . . . 1, if r '33 uv, aft: Soup Bowl Game 1957 low: District Basketball urnament. Irish cage fans. an--f Af 1 N4 sv f H' N Above: Look! Gina LoIIabrigida! Looks like a case of homicide, doesn't it? The fellow Kleftl with the shiny sword looks like an old hand . Actually, Father Michael Collins, Pastor of St. Peter's Church, Harper Woods, is turning the sod for the new Knights of Columbus Hall to be erected in Harper Woods. 132 A Affenzeller, F. ........,......,.,..... .,...... . 112, 102 Albrecht, Rich. .............. Q.. ................. . 88 Albrecht, Robt. .....,.. ....................... 1 12 Alfonsi, J. .........,,.... ....,... 1 12, 105 Anastasi, N. .......,. ,................,.............. 2 5 Andreshak, A. , ....... ............,........,,.....,,....... 9 8 Angott, A. ............... ......... 3 0, 48, 94, 112 Anstett, R. .,,,.... ...,.........,....................... 2 9 Antonuk ......... ...,...........,.. 8 8 Ariolo, R. ....,....... ....,.... ........ 5 0 , 51 Arnoske, J. . ..... .. .....,.......,..,. ...,........ . 90 Babbish, B. ........ .....,............ .,........... 8 5 Baker, M. ...... .... , ..... ..,.,......,...... 8 8 Bakula, S. ...... .........,.,......,.... 7 3 Bala, F. ........ .,,,...... 8 4, 112 Ball, F. ......,..... ......... .....................,..... 1 1 2 Balosky, G. ..... ........,........,.......,,.................,. 5 9 Band, N.D. .....,........,........, 41, 44, 58, 82, 73 Barone, Dave .......,.......,,..................................... 32 Barone, Don. ....... ,,........,. .,....,.......,,,,....,. , .... 5 0 , 51 Barone, W. ............................................................ 46 Barravecchia, S. , .......,,...............,,........................ 112 Baseball .................. 78, 79, 96, 97, 98, 125 Basketball .........,,......,,.......,,.....,., 54, 55, 56, 57 Battaglia, A. ............,...,.....,....................,.....,.,......,. 27 Battani, V. ........................ 30, 35, 40, 32, 42, 48, 94, 112, 113, 127 Battani, V. lMr.J ..........,........,,,........,,......,,,,.....,... 129 Bauer, W. ,.,. .... , .,......,,......,.,.................... 5 0, 51, 73 Beuadoin, D. .......... ........... 1 .......... 6 6 Beaudoin, M. ...... . Beauvais, T. ........,, Belanger, Mrs. 69, 71, 74 Bellisario, F. .....................................,.......,,......,...... 112 Bellisario, R. ...... , ........,,................,..,........... 70, 74 Bendzinski, R. .........,,,...... 32 Bernard, Father Bennett, J. ..........,.......,..... . Bentz, J. .................. 42, 90 35, 42, 48, 49, 102,112,113 67, . 63, 112, 122 85, 91, 92, 98 Berch, J. ....... ........,.................,............................ 7 2 Berch, L. ...,.. . Bery, B. ..,.... . Biehl, A. ...., . Bielec, M. .....,.... ..,... . Bielec, Mrs. ..... ........... . Biernat, R. ..... . Bisson, D. ...... . Bleau, J. ............ . Blum, Fr. ...........,... . Blum, L. .......,,,.......... . Bockhausen, A. Bockhausen, C. 52, 12 5, 112 72, 88 34, 42, 49, 59, 78, 129 53, 112 71 88 86 Bolduc, L. .....,.....,, ....,. . Bolz, T. ...........,......,,.....,,,, . Bommarito, M. ..........,..... . Bolen, D. ..,,,.......,.. . Bonner, F. .....,,.. . Borrell, A.. ...... Botzen, R. .,......,,,..... . Boulanger, Fr. ..,,... . Boylan, E. .....,.. , Brazinski, J. ...,. . Brieght, A. ....,... . Breight, G. ....... . 30, I I 85l 49, 59, 78, 87 86, 89, 90 74, 88 50 51 28, , m--.1o,16,125 46 47 74 , , Vadez Brennon, J. ...... ...,,.......,,.. 4 9, 103, 112 Briggs, A. ....,.,.. ...,,......,.,........,,............ 5 0, 51 Briguglio, J. ..... ..... , 25, 50, 51, 57, 99 'Brillati, S. ....,.... , .........,,,......,.,......,.. 27, 80 Brinkman, D ...,,......, ...,....... 5 9, 60, 62, 84 Bronski, S. ....... ....,.......,,...,.........,,,,. 8 7 Brooks, ,A. ...,,.. .......,.................... 9 0 Brooks, L. ,... ...... ,......,....,....,,... ...,,, ,.....,,,. ..... . . 1 1 2 Brooks, L. .......,,,.,.....,,.......,,........,.......,.,,.....,,........ 92 Broutin . .........,....,,, . 63,a4,1o3,112,113 ,47,94 , J Brower, W. .,,,... .,..........................,,. 4 6 Brown, J. .... . Brownell, .,... . Bryson, Fr. .......... ...... . Bubnar,. P. ......,..... ..,.......,,,, . 48, 92 11 30 97 131 --Q--Q-ml112 74 95 Buckerf1eld,F. ..... . .... ,, .........,......,........... BU1gareHa,J. ..............,,.. 32, 34, 37, 39,'48, 87 49, 60, Bullaro, W. .... ..... ,,,. ,..,. ...... . . .......,... . . . . Burda, R. .....,, . Burger, W. ..,,,... . Burmiester, J. ..... . Buszczak, D. ......,.,..........,....,,...... . Butler, Mrs. ..,......,,........,,.........,.... . Butler, R. .,,,,..........,..................,... . Buyle, V. .......,,....,.... 30, 42, Cali, J. ..........,. . Caloia, G. ,... .... ,..... . Campbell, C. ..... . Cardinali, F. ........ . 60, 46 62 .m--m-- 90 .-W.9o,9a -mmmWmWM.73 ---m--.65,96 wmmmmmmmm112 4a,49,74,93 46, 98 Carlini, B. ................ .......... 3 9, 124 Carnaghie, C. ..... ......... 5 3, 112 Carrico, R. ........ ...... ,,......,,,. .............. 9 9 Carrico, W. ........ ............................ 2 3, 57 Carroll, D. ............... .,,..................,.................,.. 1 12 Carruthers, D. 83, 87, 91, 98 Caruso, T. ........ ...... ...... ........ . ...... . . .. Caruso, T. ...., . Cassey,D. ..... . Cassey, W. . .......... . 1 12 66 1 13 Cavern, B. ................. ..,...,.......................,,,,......., Cederberg, C. 25 119 Cehakh,E. ..............,,.......,,...........,.,... 32,48,113 116 Champagne, Fr. ............ 9, 9 6,109,111, Charboneau, R. ...............................,...................... 25 98 Charters, C. ......... .............. .......................... . Chaisson, T. .... . 13 28 Chasse, Fr. .........................,.,., .......... 8 , Cheer Leaders ..................,...,..., ....,,.,..... 4 5 Chemistry Honor Society ....... ,........ 6 7 Chida, F. ....................................,............................, 113 Chida, K. .....,..... .,..................,.............................. 6 8 Chikota, R. ........ ........... 2 5, 50, 51, 57, 99 Chiodo, D. ..,........., ..,.,,.....,.....,.....,.........,.. 9 4, 46 Christian, A. ........ .............................. 9 , 113 Christy, K. ....... . Cichon, D. ..... , Cily, M. .........., . Collins, Fr. ....... . Coppola, F. .... . 94 31 32 Cosky, Mr. .......,. ........ 1 4, 15 Churilla, J. ........ ,,,........................,........,.... 6 2 Clark, R. .............. .....,,........,.............,....... 2 , 113 Clements, J. .....,............ 32, 33, 42, 48, 55, -W-Wm-m- mMmWmWmWm.78,113 Coats, L. .............. ................................ 5 O, 51 Coleman, J. ...... . ---.1o2,11s Comer, J. ...,..................... . Conservation Club ,.... Cordes, D. ...,.........,,,,... . Cottrell, T. .....,.......... , Cunningham, J. ..... . Cunningham, L. ....., , Cunningham, R. ......... . Curcuru, L. ..........,... . Cyr, Rev. L. J. ................ ,. Cyr, Mr. Roger Dads' Club ........... ..... Daley, D. ............. D'Al'leva, F. .... Davis, A. ...... .. Davis, T. .....,....,. . Davis, Mr. T. ....... , Deady, Monsig. ...,... . Deary, R. ..,........,...... . DeCoopman .,.......... Dederichs, R. ....... . DeGrande, R. ............. . Deionckheere, J Dellamora, R. DeLodder, G. ......,................ . DeMercurio, A. Denyer, G. ..,.............. . DeSmet,C. ....., . Dettlcff, F. .... . Dettmer, D. ......,.. . DeVos, R. ..........,..... . Dlcker, J. .....,..........., . DiGiulio, Mr. R. ......., . Dilanni, Brother .....,, DiMaria, R. ...,.....,.. . DiMambro, R. DeMercurio, P. DiNunzio, D. ...... ,, Ditri, G. .,.........,,. . Divoszo, T. ..., . Doherty, G. .,...... . 113 85 73 46, 69, 82, 94 32, 35, 48, 113 ' 113 41, 45, 73 103 .-- 45, 113, -m-- 64, -Qffi65f 87, 70, 57, 102, 1 .------- 62, 65 94 102 I I I 48,78,113, m.32,48,49, 12 14 97 113 75 25 113 113 109 91 73 72 99 13 87 113 27 124 59, 98 .WmMmMm.6Q 9L -----...5?L 59 94 27 66 ---15,16,74 , ............,....... 11 --W-Mm.27,51 ---m-----m-- 92 .--w-----m---- 92 ,-- 25, 57, 51, 99 5 ...,..,..........,,.........,.... 113 mmmmmmmmmm113 . ............................. 80 Doherty, P. .....,.... ,,....,....,......... 2 5, 50, 51, 8-O Donahue, C. ,... . ..........,.,,..........,,,,..........,,,.............. 114 Donahue, J. .......,.......... 32, 34, 42, 48, 114 Doyle, J. .......,.,. ..,.,......,,,,.......................... 5 0, 51 Drean, D. ,.... ,... ,,.,... ....... . 5 ,... ........ . 66 Drean, W. ........ ............................... 5 4, 114 Duda, J. ..,.... ,.......................................,............ 2 2 Duke, J. ....... 114,111,118,103, ---m--. ---m---mm, 116, 121 Duncan, D. .... . Dupke, B. ........ , Duquette, L. ....... ,,.. . Durney, D. ...... . Dysarz, D. ....... . Eckenrod, Mrs. 30, 40, 48, 114, 102 ------------W-- 68 W--M.27,6a,74,75 HWNWWNNWWNNWWWNIT4 Eder, G. ...........,..... .........,...........,............ 9 1, 93 Eggly, A. ............. ..........,...................................... 8 8 Egan, Mr. L. ......... ,......... 1 2, 14, 16, 44, 58, Eifrid, A. .......... . Ellis, Rev. T. ...... . Enclerle, A. ...... . Enright, J. ....... . .-m-.73,82,94,106 -W--W---.1o2,1o4 ---11,12,13,6Z ,, ...... as, 66, 128 ---m 69 Eschrich, M. ..... . Ewert, R. ...... . F Fabian, J. ........,., .................. ,,,,.. ...... , . , . 46, 98 Facchini, G. ....,. , Faculty .........,,....... Faello, G. ........,...... . Fahey, Mr. J. .....,.. . Faner, R. .......,...... . Farina, L. ...... . Felling, B. Ficarra, Mrs. .,... . Findlay, G. ........ . Fischer, M. .......... . 42, 45, 73, 94 6-19 17, ae, 106, 129 74 66 55 86, as 68 Fitzpatrick, L. .......,..........................,......,.,............, 1 14 Flanigan, J. ................ . Flanigan, Mrs. ........ . 34, 114 Fleming, G. .....,... 32, 33, 42, 48, 49, 59, 94 Fluent, R. ..................... . Fodale, S. .,,,. . 78, 79, 113, 114 ,, .................,........,..... 50, 51 7adex Gray, E. ..,......... ........... 2 5 Green, C. . .....,...,.. ........,,,,........,,,.........,,,....,.,. 6 6 Greene, Mr. J. ............................,,,................. 14, 15 Grenier, D. ,.....,.......,... 48, 54, 56, 114, 124 Grispino, Rev. F. .....,.,...................... 11, 13, 72 Groulx, J. .......,,, ....................,.................. 6 6 Gruschin, D. ....,,...... ............................. 7 O Grzesik, K. ..........,............. ,,,.. ............................. 8 8 Guertin, Rev. P. ......,,.,,.......,.,... 8, 12, 65, 85 Hachenski, G. ....................... ....,,..... 2 7 Haddad, E. .,........ ........, ........... 1 1 4 Haight, L. ...... .................... 9 0 Halkes, L. ......... ...........,........ ,.... 2 5 Hamlin, T. ,..........,, .,......... 2 8, 50, 51 Hammel, D. ....,...., ,.... .................... 2 2 Harger, J. .,,,...... .,,............,......,.. 8 O Hartman, G. .....,, ........ 1 02, 114 Hartman, D. ....... ,.........,, ........ 2 6 Harvey, H. Hayes, E. ......... , ....................,,....... 101 Fodell, G. ...... ......,........,......... 8 8, 92 Fodell, R. ....... . ................. 102, 114 Foley, M. .......... ................. 3 2, 42, 48, 102, 103, 1 14, 1 16 Football ...,.... ...... , 32, 35, 37, 39, 40, 42, 43, 46, 47, 50, 51 Forest, E. .....,...... .........,,,.......,..,........,.................. 8 9 Fouchey, D. ........ . Fournier, J. A ..... . France, D. ..... . 74 99 36, 81, 85 Francek,J. ....,, . Francek, L. .... . 25, 50, 51, 57, 91, 92, ao, 99 Freshmen .............. ...... ,............. ........ 2 2 - 29 Freismuth, B. .......... ........... 4 6, 57, 74, 94 Fyn, Mr. J. ...... .......,.,,..............,,...................... 1 5 G Gagnon, R. ...... ..........,,,. ............,,,.. 6 8 Galette, J. ............,.. ..... ...,... 6 2 , 86 Gallant, Rev. F. ...... ..........,,,.... 1 00 Galvin, Mr. D. ..... ......... 1 7, 129 Garascia, D. ...... .,,.......,........... 7 4 Garascia, G. ........,.. .........,.,................... 4 6 Garascia, Mrs. ..... ................................... 9 6 Hayes, M. ......, . Head, R. ..... ,..... ....... , . .. Helka, R. .....,................. . 102,106,114 , .........,,. 88,106,114 Henderson, Mr. H. .....,,..... 12, 14, 16, 56, 94 Hendricks, D. ...,........,.......,.,......................,........... 87 Henke, J. .....,,......,,,,......,..,..........,.... 56, 102, 114 Henry, Garfield Trio .....,,....................,........... 58 Herbertson, J. ....,............... ................... . ..... 2 5 Herman, T. ..,..................... ,.,.........,... 7 4 Hickey, Mr. F. ......... ......... , , ........ .. 17 Hindelang, T. ........., ...,.,..... 5 0, 51 Hockey Team . ........ ................ 5 9 Holden, G. .....,.,,,,........ .........., 7 4 Hope, M. .......,,,.........,,,,,... ................ 6 8 Horkan, Rev. Father .. ..,.,,....... 43, 100 Houghten, R. ....,............. ...,.......................... 1 14 Huck, J. .................,. .... ,,,........ 8 8 , 106, 115 Hummel, J. ..,,,.. ............,....,.....,........ 6 8, 74 Hynous, C. ....... ..........,... 8 4, 87, 103, 114 I lmpulitti, G. ..,,... .,,.,.. . 42, 46, 90, 93 87 Ivkov, G. ........ .............,,,,.........,..........,,........ . J Garrett, M. ......... .......,,..........,.... 4 6, 94, 96 Gaynor, Ray. ...... .................... 5 , 34, 48, 113, 114, 102, 118 Gaynor, Ron. ............ 32, 43, 103, 105, 114 Genette, Mrs. ............................,......,..................... 65 Gentile, D. ............... ........,......... ..........,...... 5 7 , 94 Gildersleeve, J. ,......,......,.....................,.......,......... 73 Giolitti, J. .........,... .......... 2 7, 28, 34, 68, 71 Glaspie, R. .............. .......,.,.........................,......... 6 9 Goddeeris, M. ..................,,,......,............ 74 Goecke, A. ...... .....................,.................. 8 8 Goff, J. . .,,......,...... ,..... ..... 5 o , 51, 57, 87 Golf, Team ...... ...........................,........ 8 4 Gongle, R. ...... . .................................. 114 Good, J. ............ ....... 5 0, 51, 57, 87 Good, Mrs. ..... . Gorniak, H. ..... . Gorys, R. .....,.......... . Gostkowski, M. Gralewski, K. ....... . Gramattico, F. ....... . Grand, A. ........... . 53, 88, 114 46, 94 90 114 74 Jacobs, E. ........ .............. .............. 6 9 , 71 Jaminet, F. .............,. ......... 7 0, 74, 98 Jankovitch, G. ...... .................................. 6 8 Jankovitch, M. ...... .,........,,,,......................... 1 15 46, 67, 74, 80 Jeakle, M. ..... ...... , Johnston, T. .,,.... .........,,....................... 8 9 Juggler Juniors ..... ...... 87-93 K Kady, R. .....,.,... .................... 3 2, 35, 38, 42, 48, 49, 59, 60, 78 Kaiser, J. ..........,.,..........,.......................................... 115 Kalamaika, J. ......... ......... ........,,......,............. 8 7 Kaller, D. ........,. ................. 1 15 Kaminski, P. ....... ......................... 1 15 Kama, D. .......,.. .......... 5 9, 87, 90 Karp, K. ....... .....................,... 9 8 Kause, T. ....... ............... 1 06, 115 35, 45, oe, 98 Kay, E. ............ . 50, 51 Kayden, E. ...... . 8 1 1.34 Kean, R. .....,..... . Keena, T. ....... . Keller, J. .........,.......... . Kelly, Mr. T. ............. . Kennisliyf' 15. '.f1QQQ1'.'... Kennedy, P. ...... . Kerwln, P. ....... . Keyes, L. ......... . Keyes, P. ......... . Kidd, N. ..,,,.... . Kilcher, R. .... . Kiley, W. ....... . Kirouac, L. .,.. . 68, 70, 74, 91 ....9 16 12 29 37 48 57,'7B,' 124,-128','12S 43, 49, 103, 11: 53, 103, 11: 63, 69, 71 71, 72, 74, at os 24 Klein, P. .....,.. ....... 2 I Klimek, G. ..... ................................................. 9 1 Kemic, R. ........,.......................,,,............................... 9C Klozik, Mr. M. ......... 16, 17, 46, 71, 98, 104 Kobisa, A. .........,..................................,..................... 1 11 Kolito, R. ........,.....................................,....... 46, 94 Kolke, D. ............ 32, 35, 37, 39, 48, 113 1 15, 78, 127, 12E Kolodge, M. ............................................................ 71 Kopitzke, D. .....,..... . Korbutt, T. ................ . Kossek, P. .......................................,.............. 46, Kotwicki, D. ....... . Kozikowski, L. Krainiak, E. ...... . Kramer, D. ...... Kramer, L. ..... Kramer, P. ....... . Krause, J. ...,,,..... . Krause, Mr. ........ . Krause, W. ........ . Krawford, G. ..... . Kuebler, P. .......,, . Kuhlow, D. ......... . Kulbacki, J. ....,.. . Kuntzler, P. .......... , Kwiecien, R. .......... . Kurkierewwicz, L. . 26, 50, 51, 57, 73, 96 94 81 81 74 ffffffffff 23, '56, '5'1'Q 5'7', 46, 47, 92 61, 100, 121 62, 63, 9' 25, 71 25, 51 88, 111 L Labadie, C. ......... ........... 2 , 115, 121, LaBelle, J. ....... . Lackey, R. .............,.. . 'H IIQfI.IQQffIfIQ.fIIQIfIII..111 12 LaFata, J. ....................... .................... 5 7, 68, 94 Lacasse, Bro. .......................................... 11, 13, 21 Lachance, Rev. R. ....,.......,..... 11, 12, 16, 78 92, 129, 128, 104 Lachance, Bro. ..,,,............. 13, 25, 48, 12, 91 Loioie, Rev. D. .....,.............................. 9, 12, 65 LaFleur, W. ................... ................,.............. 2 5, 8f Lahey, G. .......................... ................. 2 1 Lambert, V. Rev. J. ....... ............ 1 Oi Lancaster, D. .......... . Lancharic, J. ...... Landru, A. Lang, D. .............. . Larin, Mr. R. ..... . Larson, L. ........... . 91 11 74 14 Laudazio, L. ........... .......... 5 1, 99 Laura, G. ..................... ................. 2 1 Lavoie, Bro. P. ......... ........,............ 1 ' LeBlanc, Mr. G. ......... .......................... 1 Lawrence, W. Legato, G. ................................................... . 111,111 .. 25, 71 Lehrman, D. .....,...... 27, 42, 48, 49, 80, 91 Lemmer, H. ..4.. . Lenhard, L. ........ , LePera, J. ...... . LePore, S. ........... . Lesfage, D. ................ . Licavoli, S. ....,........... 1 Lillie Q 01 'I111fQf Loeffler, K. ..... . Loffelbein, R. ...... . Lucas, R. ,.....,..... , Lucido, S. ...... . Lueck, M. ...... . 87, 90 15 28 . 32, 42, 48, 54, 56, 126 78, 113, 115, , ........................... 73, 89 57, 70. 71, 84 24, 50, 51, 99 46 Luke, D. ...........,......,........,.............. 46, 107, 116 Luka, H. ..............,......,.. 34, 102, 105, 116, 121 Lumetta, V. ..............,..................,.................... 69, 74 Lumetto, L. .,... .,..,.......,.........,...,,.........,........ 1 16 Lupo, J. ...,,....,.. ...,....... 2 4, 27, 50, 51 Lupo, W. ..,...... ......., 3 2, 40, 48, 102, 113 116, 126 Lupo, Mrs. ........ ....,.................................., ...,. 6 5 Lynch, D. ...... ,,....... ........ , , , .............. 66, 92 Lytle, G. .......... .......... 2 5, 50, 51, 57, 89 M McAlpine, R. .,,........,........,., ...,...,. 6 1, 89, 93 McBride, P. ..................,. ...,,................,.... 6 8 McCabe, Mrs. M. ........ .........,........... 6 5 McCaffrey, R. ............. ...,....... 2 2, 99 McConnell, H. ...,..... ...,,,,.....,,,......,.... 9 4 McCormack, R. ........ ......... 1 02, 116 McCormick, K. McEvoy, M. ....,.... . McEvoy, T. ....... . McKinnon, N. ...... . McQueen, D. ..... Maday, G. . ...... Maes, R. ....,,...... Maffesol 1, R. .......,,......,... . 66 .....fIII '32QM 4'2', 75, 49 68 92 88 68 Mahnke, G .......,.........,,...... ............,.,......,......... Maino, Rt. Rev. H. ...... , .........,......,.......,.......,,.... 100 Mairoana, G. ...,.......,.....,,,........,,..' ..... ,,.. . ..,,,......,,.... . 7 0 Malkowski, R. ..,,..,...., . ..,,,.. 32, 34, 42, 116 Mallat, J. ......,....,,... .,..,.,,......,,,.....,.,.,....,... 7 4 Marchetti, S. ..,.........., . ..,,,........ 105, 116 Marchwinski, J. .....,.,. ............. 9 1, 92, 61 Marlow, M. ......... . Marushak, J. ...... . Mascari, S. .... . Mathes, J. ...... . Mathes, R. ....,, . Mazzola, R. .... . 57, 75, 94 90 86 16 62 . ........,......,.... 94 Meagher, G. ....,.,.. ......... 1 02, 116 Meerschaert, C. ......... .....,............... 6 8 Meerschaert, H. ....... .......... 1 02, 117 Meloche, L. .........,,.. ............ 7 3, 74 Merritt, R. .......... .....,..... 2 5, 92 Miglio, D. ....,......,,,.. ..................... 1 17 Miglia, P. .............,,..... ......,........ 8 6, 89 Mikonowicz, R. .......,. ...................,......,........,.... 7 2 Miller, Rob. ...... , ..... ......,,.,.......,......, 5 6, 94, 92 Miller, Rich. ..... ...................,.......,...................... 1 17 Mills, J. .......... ,......... 3 4, 117, 118, 121 Milne, F. .......... . Missant, T. ....,.. . Mitchell, J. ..., , Moceri, S. ...,,.... . Mihelich, J. .... . 93 26 28 102, 117 38 Vadez Morisini, Rev. F Mortier, M. ....,......,.. . Moses, Mr. G. ...,......... , Mothers' Guild Munck, Mrs. . .......... . Munoz, D. .........., . Munoz, P. ........ . Munoz, R. ........ . Nader, P. ..........,,,. . Nardone, P. ....... ...... . .........101 93 ffffffff '65f 27, 64 96 50 92 f. 57 '74 72 1 I 51 Neely, R. ........,.... ....... . ......... 5 O, Newman, J. ...... . Noelke, F. ...... . Ninny, L. ................ . Noga, J. ..................... . Normandin, G. Novak, T. ............. ,.,. . Novak, W. ................... . Nowakowski, J. ....... . Nowakowski, P. ...,..... . Nowinski, ............................ .. 116, 117 105, 117 59, 86 102, 117 34, 106 32 42 117 Nows, P. ................................,,,. ..,.... , , Obuchowski, S. .................. ...,,..................,.,.. 7 4 Okonoski, M. ................. .....,........................... 6 9 O'Donnell, Mr. M. .................. 14, 15, 69, 84 Ondrus, R. .................... ................................. 1 17 Orbit, J. ...................... ......................,,.... 1 17 Ottoy, R. ...............,,......... ..,.......... 1 O6, 117 Ouellette, Rev. R. .....................,,. 10, 12, 109 Paganes, T. .... . Pagano, L. ........ . Pagano, S. ............... . Pakledinaz, M. Palazzolo, P. ....... , Palmieri, R. ....,... Paperd, R. .....,,. . Parisem, J. Parsky, A. ........ . Patry, J. Paul, J. ......... . Pavone, A. ....., . 30, 32, 56 106, 117 88 57, 94 26 25 59, 74, 98 72 25 92 103,106,117 Pawlak, M. ........ ,, ........,...,... ,........ . .. 50, 51 Pawlowski, M. . ................................... 50, 51 Peltz, R. .......... ,........... ........ 3 2 , 42, 48, 49, 54, 55, 56, 62, 78 Penar, J. ...,,............ ...................,.. 6 2, 72, 74 Peraino, Mrs. ........,,............. 65, 96 Peplinski, M. ..... .................. 9 4 Pesia, D. ......... ,.......... 7 1, 83 Pesta, T. .........,.. . Pesta, Mrs. ..... . Peters, Mr. ..... , Petrioli, G. ...... . Petrous, G. ...... . Pfent, D. ...,... . Pierce, D. .......... . Pietrzak, L. ....... . Pink, T. .......,......., . Piotrowski, D. .. Piotrowski, Mrs. ...... . Piper, C. ........., , Pipia, P. ........,. . Pisogna, L. ...... . 106, 117 12, 16, 93 , .................... 106, 117 24, 87 42, 50, 51, 62 106, 117 6, 12 106, 117 Pogletki, G. ...... . Placido, A. ...... . Polk, T. ...... , ....... . Powers, K. ........ . Ponzo, M. .,........,..... . E Poulin, Rev. 106, 117 50, Prebe, J. ............... Primeau, T. .... . Quenneville L. R , Quenneville, Quesi ..... ' ....... Raab, N. ....... . 51 66 75 12 , ..... ............. 4 5 85 70, Q 57, 70, 88, 98 . ...........,...... 32, 27, 48, 110, 116, 117 R 65 Rae, Mrs. ...................... . Raetz, W. .....,,. . Rancilio, M. .... , Rancourt, Rev. ffffffffffffffffffffffff 46. 48. 34,70 71 72 46 1-1. ..,.........,......... I 121 27, 39, Recker, W. .......,..........................,.........,......... 62, Recor, T. ....... . Record Hop , ........., . Reinhard, T. ......,. . Reschke, N. ........... . Reynolds, R. ........ . J Richardson, Robert, Rev. Roberts, C. ..... . E Roberts, Mr. C. ........ . Rochon, J. .....,..... . Rockensuess, D 30, 50, 51, 81, 22, 57, 30, 69, 71, 30, 64, 94 88 71 92 99 31 89 99 69 10 81 87 91 . ....... .,,..,.. 4 6, 69, 74, Roediger, D. ..,..... . Roehl, G. ..,,..... . Roels, G. .,..... . Rogers, C. ,,... ........ . Rogell Mrs. , L. Rossi, A. ....,..... . Rotondo, R. Ruedisuelli, R. Ruel, R. ............ . Rumptz, D. ...... . Rupp, M. .......,. , Rusak, Mrs. ........ . Ruth, R. ............ . Rybicki, Mrs. ........ . Ryckman, W. Ryda, H. ......... . Ryda, J. ......... . Ryda, Mrs. .... . Rydell, L. ..... . 5, 74, 86, 92 19 78, 92 94, 120 67, 85, 91 5, 120 19 .............120 19 105, 120 . ....., 46, 80, 81 102, 120 S Sabatino, J. ............... 25, 50, 51, 57, 94, 99 St. Amand, J. St.Germaine, M. St. Onge, Rev. O. .................. 5, 6, 7, 11, 23, 43, 100, 109 64 Sales, Mr. A. .,,..... . Salmoni, T. Sanders, P. .....,,..,...........................,,,,...,,..,,........., 84 Sansoterra, J. .............,...,.................,..................... 74 Sntavicca, J. ...........,............ 34, 48, 54, 55, 56 I s6vagESLJ'i 0. .Q1' 62, 78, 79, 124, 127 Sawicki, F. ............,.....................,................... 36, 68 Scarcelli, J. ...... . Schaefer, D. ......., . 85 Schaeffler, N. .,......... .......,...... 6 2, 120, 122 Schaubroeck, D. ...,..,,....,. . 25 50 51 Scheetz, R. ...........,.............,..................... . Schehr, L. ............. ..,..4..... . 32, 33, 34,'42,'49, Schehr, R. ...........,.... ........... 1 02, 120, 124 Scheurman, T. ....... ......,......,,....... 4 6, 72 Schipper, D. .....,,. ....,............. 5 , 120 Schmidt, B. .... , Schmidt, G. ..... Schmidt, M. ..,,,... .....,,. . Schmitz, M. ..,,,... .......... . Schneider, B. .,,...... ....,... . ....,......120 27, 88 53, 102, 105, 120 27, 62, 67, 87 Schneider, D. ......., .,.,....,,,......., 5 0, 57, 51 Schobloher, H. ....,.....,.........,.......... 74 Schobloher, M. ..... ,,.. .... ,,,.. ................. ,...... 5 , 1 2 0 Schram, H. ......,......,,,..,.,............,,.,........,,.,........,,. 43 Schrock, P. .,,........,...... 48, 54, 56, 124, 127 Schroeder, E. ..,,,......,,.............,,.................... 38, 120 Schroeder, J. ......, ..........,..... ,...,..,,,.........., ........ 2 5 Schueler, D. ..... .....................,.................. 2 7 Schulte, G. ......... .. .,,,. 6, 53, 118, 120 57 Schulte, W. ....... . Schultz, F. ..........,.... . Science Club .....,,.. Sedik, Bruce .......... Seibert, M. ....... . Seniors ..,,...........,....... Settimo, F. ....,,............ . Shanahan, Rev. Sheehy, T. .,............,.. , Sheehy, Mrs. ,..... , Sheeran, J. ..... . 50, 51, 67, 83 ............ . 25 102-122 50, 51 ,..........,120 96 Shield, ..,,........,..... ..................... 6 2 Shirkey, H. ..,,...,, , ...,..............,..,.., '68, 80 Shgvlin, M, ,,,,., ..........,,............................ 1 20 Sick, P. ................., . .................,,,,....,............,,.,, . 72 Sikorski, J. .....,.... .......... 3 6, 63, 120, 121 Singer, D. . ....... ...................,,................ . ., Siragusa, B. ...,..... . Siragusa, Ben. Scoczak, B. ......... , Skoczylas, D., ..... .. Skurdna, A. .,,. . Skurda, R. ......... ...... . Smiecinski, D. ...... . Slongo, R. ..,, , Smith, G. ...... . Smith, W. ....... Snyder, H. ,,..... . Sodality ..,...... Soldan, T. ....,,. . Sophomores ....... Sorbo, F. ....... ,.,... . Soules, R. ......, . 120 105, 120 73 25 72, 92 72 23 70 . ..,,,. 80 69-75 73 25 Soulliere, G. ,,..,..................,.......,............................ 121 ' 68 Spearing, T. .,..,.....,............................................... .. Speck, G. .........................,.,.,,......,,.................,..,..... . Springer, D. ..,,....,,,....,.........,.,,. 63, 71, 106, 121 Spezia, F. ..... ,... . .. 32, 38, 42, 48, 106, 72 Stabile, B. ..........................,............ I ...,,.......... 7 0, Stacer, G. .....,,....,...,...........................,.,................ . Start, M. ........... .,,......................,......,,,........,..... . 88 Stark, R. ..,,....,. ...,.,... 4 8, 49, 94, 106, 121 57 Stefana, T. ........ ...,.........,...,.................,........ . Stefek, C. ..,,............ . Stefek, Mrs. M. ......,, , Stevens, N. .....,.. . Stewart, G. .... . 66, 121, 122 18, 125 71 Vadez Stewart, Jon .....,.,.........,.... Stewart, Mrs. ......,... . St. Jude's Choral ..,.. Stoecker, K. ..,,......,,.,,,,.,. . Stoll, M. ..,............... 25 Student Council ,.,....,,,..... Strecansky, L. ...,,... . Struminski, R. ....,... . Strye, J. ...,,......,..... . Studinger, L. .... . Stys, C. ............ , Sullivan, T. .... Swartz, W. .... . Swift, R. ..,.,....... . Szachta, L. ......,.,........ . Szymanski, J. .......,,. , Szymanski, Mrs. .... . T Talik, J. ,.... ..., . Tatti, R. .....,,,.,... . Taylor, R. .......... .... . Templin, T. ...... .... . Terry, R. .......... . Tew, J. ........,,,....... . Thomas, J. ............., . Thompson, W. ..... . Tilly, G. ....,,...... . Tilli, G. ........,.... . Tocco, J. ,............... . 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