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

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DAD'S AND MOM'S As any school authority can tell you, without spirit a school is in trouble. This is the reason that the students are encouraged to join extracurricular clubs and activities. lt is felt that if the student can talk about his school in terms other than his scholastic ratings, he will come to feel that the school is more of a good friend and less of an omnipotent judge. Of course, these extracurricular groups take time to form, effort to keep running and plain old cash to support. The student can devote his time and en- thusiasm. Often, someone else has to give financial aid and moral support. To a great degree, this task has fallen upon the shoulders of the Dad's and Mothers Clubs. These two groups, working hard all year long, strive to make us more aware, to bring us closer to our school. Their only request is that their sons, and the boys who will follow them, will have a better schooling because of their efforts. ln this they hope to succeed. We feel that they have. To give you the idea that these Clubs are all Work and no play, however, would be erronous. Morale isn't built solely of grim determination and dedica- tion. lt is a gradual process that requires a heavy spicing of laughter. The Dads and Moms make sure of that. Raising money for activitie S . .41- , 0 We ffffrkt 41 3

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Building Socially li ,gn if Man is by nature a social needs the aid of other existence. The complete man. must develop social mingle with people. and opinions. He rnust gentleman and a friend. ing as well as in talking of confidence, poise and jr! .24 ' hs... NN..- . Q , I ' ' -A 4 ' L -Q must be fostered in his There must be an awakening that is his. Knowing that he is qitizen of the next world as well as should try to influence for those with whom he comes in In attempting this. it naturally that his own social aspirations to a higher level. He will responsibilities to his fellow ing to use others to further ambitions. No matter what his society may be. shop, office. or sion. he will remember that he created to live with others for good X as well as his own. s Q .F. , F n -qv ,

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When the Dads and Moms come together, the cards start to riftle and, as you can see, the dough really changes hands. Sli.. LJ 9,2- ,X' Q H i There's something funny about that ace of diamonds. Maybe it's the third one he's led. through their activities lt's been a little while since Dad sat behind Mom at old Alma Mater all. That was the feelina on Parentsfs Night. Of course, there was no High. Yet here he is aaain and well-maybe school's not so had after homework. :W -L.. YY, We- J f 1 I S x ,I 89 5