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

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The Student Council sponsored many activities this year including: Homecoming, the Peanut Drive, the canned food drive for the needy, the Peanuts for Polio drive and a dance to bring a foreign ex- change student here next year. Secretly balloting for new Student Council officers are lleft to rightl Paul Anders John Wines Rich Reynolds Mike Jeakle Harry Ryda and Jim Wasmund The voice of the students our Student Council' Ckneelingl Terry Foley John Verlinden John Wines Jerry Lesperance Bob Reed Ben Stabile Mike Jeakle Terry Templin Jim St Amand Mike Genette Rich Reynolds Mike Lueck fstandingj Don Chiodo Bob Barnwell Phil Kramer Mike Gostkowskl Larry Schehr Justin N.- 6, 1 lliljllsl-Billll o M. 1 Outgoing vice president Steve Winchell and president Don Brinkman turn over the calendar records and gavel to president elect Ben Stabnle and vice president elect Mike Jeakle Father Edward Clonan moderator seems pleased acc! aaccee am apmaaaa Giolitti Bernie Friesmuth Jim Wasmund Larry Francek Tom Bubnar Dan DiNunzio Joe Briguglio Jerry Rutledge Joe Bul garella Don Brinkman Gary Lytle Joe Santavlcca Paul Anders Harry Ryda Ron Bellisario and Marv Rancilio avr A Hs

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The lineup for food at the Alumni Homecomlng Breakfast Glenn DeLodder Gul Facchum Ron Kollto Torn Paganes George Garascla Doug Kaller and Bernie Frlesrnuth believe In first come furst served The football players were guests at the Mass ua many aaued The pause that refreshes' Chattnng before Play rehearsal are QSITTIFIQJ Jlm Johlmstahl Lorraine Baldak Gary Krawford Gal Voigt Bob Cunnlngharn Jud: Ann Muller Donna Vlldll Don i and Breakfast The Alumm met too after Mass and Communion at breakfast where they formed the Notre Dame Alumnt Assocla tton and elected officers for the ensulng year Brlnlcman lstandlngl Russ Gramer Joanne Menegaz and Dave Kopltzke These enthusiastic thesplans from Notre Dame and Regtna Hugh produced the Sentor Play Glrl Shy X ifiw .4 XNNQ- w-.I 39 f-if f. ' A ' T 5' . . A vi ' 'fd 'l' nf' Eli, K' . . Yr 'T ' T... P-'f - ' A ' at f ' 'fl f. Q , , -.MJ ' n. 'ln I 3 a ,- - + , . i ' f ,- s .4 J .4 ' . , 3 I n T H! ff X ,f . Q ' Ai 5 l tll g '- -f B s K.. 27 3 I l . . T l I - ' A r 1 . I I . . I . I. ,, , ' ' ' f I ' , . I I I 665 . ' I - I , ' I . . '. . , I , . I . ,I I . .. - Al r I I I I ' B j+Qs'-.w- - I , . - -r,,W,,,,m,h, A at ff' K il 7- 7 4 .4 .' 'ES' f. 4 4 T is T' fr'-' ' V W 4 ff , .fa ig . T ' its 1 Sir T S , K .3 sl: on . W. f ' C73 'tv Q - Q 'W '- Q . - if . Y P rl, Q ., x 4 X L . , 1 . 3 ', , ,YQ - . -mg ' 3 XR Q5 'Sf I s , v , , 13 i T T , f ,V

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Notre Dame's first school paper, Thumb Print , was introduced in the spring of 1955. The following September, the name was changed to The Shield . The Shield is the school emblem and also a sign of valor and enterprise, therefore it is appropriate for the name of the school paper. Today The Shield is an off-set publication with a circulation of 2000. The Shield has become an influential organ of the stu dents lt affords the better student a chance to express his views while accurately reporting the news Promising writers for the future are the underclassmen on the Shield staff Bob Deslyper Desi Brannan Brian Gorsky Jerry Aldermann Mark Recor Bill Joy Bob Wagner Norm Berlinger and Jim Alef celde Conferring before sending the issue to the printers are Larry Mencotti news editor Ron Hindelang associate editor Russ Gramer and Mike Jeakle sports editors Tom Spearing editor in chief and Bob Burda feature editor Rich Mathes news editor is not pictured Evaluating the latest edition are the Shield reporters business agents and artists lseatedj Dick Kean Mike Lueck Doug Winkler Norbert Kidd Henry Michaels Joe Angell Gary Krawford fstandingj Father Maurice Bellenoat modera tor Ed Waldorf Ben Stabile Justin Giolutti Marv Rancilio Don Pierce Mike Matthews John Enright Ken Spratke Larry Marten Bruce Yanni Bull Lafranca Ron Kolito Ron Proga cinni John Maruschak Glenn Fodell Jim Zagackt Bll Thompson Jack Brown and Jim Francek 1- if .:. ..,:.,.-' .1 .. s P1 ' 1. Q' 1 vf mf sul. ' 7 , L .,1, . . -'55 . H, .- . T T4 xt? mwlacecaa Z Int I 1X bt -hu. 41' 4...l 41 1 1 Wt.. 55. 7 1 ll ' V L' 4 L . ,, . . ' F All., - li . . . . Y ,X ' .I kg .ff 1 V lla - . 5 4 xv ' . X I ' ' ' 9 : I I ' X 1 1 1 1 1 W . , Q 0 I I I f lfflv lil . 1 I 1 1 6'- vi-1-ff , K D 1 1 : 1 K-or ' ' If 1 ' 1 I ' T . 1- . -. 'T Q . . i I l s , 1 ,-'A ' Q' Tilt- . Q 1 1 i Q-L ' h' . . . . I X fff . 5 1 I 1 U 1 ' 1 I 1 ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 , 1 ' Z4 , I 1 1 1 1 . ' fit 1 , 1 1 1 11 l I -A W g 1 , If 1 ' ' , , 1 X . I FL. , ' . A fy , , '- ,fig Tj if , L ' 2 2-BJ -, ,..A I . . ' , K ..,, .. ,..'.vQ4w ' ,, r-' . lr I 1 - ' , LT- W! -,ev---- '71 a . I ,3 .5 I ' , ' 1 s I 1 7 2 f 8 ' , - - A ' 14 I T1 ni 1 - x . X ' . 3 - gy Ei E h 4 a L. i K 3 I 'P ' : , - . 41 U I S f- ' f ' ' ... - .,,5 , . g . h ,Mi A A '