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

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i Forty frtsky freshmen are all ears as Father Henry Rancourt leads an lnterestlng dlscusslon tn Reltglon class Cass Rusln Walt Jezewsku Art Merlano Ron Kowalskl Mrke Fontana Dan Smudskr Len Glasone Pat Beckley Ray Timm Tom Fenoseff Dennl Jozwrk Starting off the day wlth Mass are Cfront rowl Jlm Settlmo Duck Muller Jlm Pazarena Mlke Brelec Frank Van De Kerhove Dave Sprrnger and Tony Alastra Second row Larry Marten Hugh MC Connell Joe Benedettrnr Frank Sawnckr and Joe Gennette Thurd row Rrch Caloua Chuck Stys Brnan De Wael Al Grand AI Mano Howard Flsher Larry Krollkowskl and Ted Cottrell Chuck Stahl Gary Salvatore Joe Schotthoeffer John Kowalski Jud Noe Dan Murray Jam Beckman Hank Galnor Jerry Lesper ance Chuck McEvoy Joe Brtgos Bob Leavens Bob Manor John Slenklewlcz and Dennis Wahl df Hand carved statues of Mary were bought for all the Junior homerooms through the contrnbutrons of the Junior classes They certalnly deserve our gratitude dont they? 1 Q J--g:'x- - V- ,:e,a-if-.Tri . . fy ,, 1 1: , 'A 0 I ' Y , 1 1 I , , I - , - , - . f' , J .., 4 4 ' ' , I lg: J L , 'A L V 1 Q, . Y' ' 1' - , y , - K K X N V X '- 4 u 1 W N. w- A K . . . . , . . . V ' , ' ' I' . . . A ' . ' ' , ' ' - , ' ' ' h ' ' I A I I 1 - 1 1 1 , , 1 I 5 1 ' V ' ' . Sz ' ' ad, l , , , , . . . ' . .Z ' , - ' , ' ., . I . , I . : ' I ' I I I I I , , - 1 1 . fit' Q J T J W 5 -' fra il . ' S s W ' -J 3 h gb I .L . 3 , ' 1 0 1 - 'Y' . I g f N K Z ' l 22

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CW Modern technology sets a mlghty fast pace for todays student To keep abreast of these developments a fellow has to be pretty well versed nn the sciences math the arts and qulte often even a number of sem: speclallzatlons Just as Important as these baslc matters though are the proper hablts and attitudes We must learn to apply ourselves methodically and efflclently we must dusclplme ourselves and we have to keep our mmds always alert to learn new thmgs from the people around us Notre Dame develops these thmgs an us not only by theory but also by practlcal Instruction In our four years we llve by these methods Consequently as graduates we wall have been well experienced ln these same most valuable habits So we have become conquerers of todays challenge to young mmds Now we can alm at a successful llfe ln Jesus through Mary 2 0 ' in . 1 . I , . a . 1 1 r . ... ' u . . I Q . . , . . .. ... . . I 1 . . . .. .. . Q O . , . . I r . . I . . . . . . .. , . l

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Seriously considering his post-grad plans, John Fabian relaxes at the Senior Retreat at St, Clair, Michigan. In two groups of thirty-five, the seniors iourneyed to St. Lawrence Retreat house on Lake St. Clair to prepare for the future. Za After feeding their souls at the Fourth Annual Mother-Son Communion Mass, students and their mothers prepare to enioy a meal for the body. Included in the picture below are the , i 'J gg if ,, -ig il l .. 4- ' Q X' .6 4 as XX Putting religious principles into action, Father Norman Bou- langer blesses a student's car as interested students gather, They are Dave Gentile, Prisco Nardone, Jim Cali, Bob Mattesoli, Tom Lapuszewski, Dave Kramer, Bob VanDerherchen, Father Boulanger, Larry Mencotti, Vito Marchese, Tom Spearing, Frank D'Alleva and the car's owner, Gil Facchini. I Glinskis, Kopitzkes, Lehrmans, Roehls, Burgers, Genettes, Walms leys, Kilchers, Fishers, Beils, Lucases, Franceks, Browns, Schroclcs Maruschaks, Rydells, Rutledges, Roberts, and others. -r F1723 aux CW . Q. --'-- aQ 1 X