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

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In four short years, the Notre Dame Band has attained statewide acclaim and rating. During l958- 59, the Marching Band performed at our football games, numerous parades, the Toy World's Fair and the dedication of the Marist Fathers Shrine at Indian River, Michigan. The Concert Band, composed of most of the members of the Marching Band, entertained at the Spring and ChristmaS Concerts, the Band Festi- val at U. of D., the Spring Fesival and Graduation. l . - ht tsl 1 Vi 'i 5 Y i - l labovel Ted Big Bad Wolf Cottrell brings the house down with his inimitable narration of Three Little Pigs at the Spring Concert. lleftl Detroit-bound after a successful concert in Cleveland are flett to rightj John Giolitti, Bob Lehrman, Bernard Skoczek, Don Aeillo, Paul Kuebler, Jerry Legato, Jim Drohan and Ben Stabile. fbelowl The golden sound ofthe Notre Dame Concert Band amazed, impressed and enter- tained all who attended the Third Annual Spring Concert. Here we see the tuxedo-clad bandsmen in action. F.3- 'a Ll

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Om Sauk ua Famyerz The conquests that we make spmtually are many and Important It us the soul we fund that rs matched with the most powerful and persever mg of enemues As a matter of fact we know that our souls must elther conquer or be conquered' Thus rs a real challenge' Nor have we a choice of actions to meet that challenge We can but be prepared That s where Notre Dame comes rn Notre Dames role un our spmtual lnves ns to prepare us as well as rs possrble for those Although Notre Dame un extra curricular actrvrtues offers many opportumtres for our spmtual development ut rs rn our dally hablts that she strengthens us against todays evlls The hablts and attitudes that we learn dally In these hallowed halls wnll surely prove to be the foundation on whlch we are to build our salvation our way to Chnst through Mary 55 I . . . ' . I , . , . . . . . . . I . . I y dauntless foes we must surely meet. 1 ' . - I 0 I I I t ' U 0 . , . f 1 . I . .