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

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BELOW LEFT: Freshmen have unusually odd habits. Here, one frosh exhibits talents learned on the parallel bars to balance himself while chatting with friends. LEFT: Jumping for a rebound, this freshman tries valiantly to impress the coaches and insure himself a position on the varsity team in a couple of years. BELOW: Dave Manzo is rewarded for a year of scholastic achievement at the Honor's Banquet. RIGHT: John Shavalier believes study can rocket to the captainship of the Chess Club. l l w D Frosh Embark n New Venture Did you ever notice that when the sun is hung just so upon the sky, even the smallest person can cast the shadow of a giant? Members of the Class of '76 began their careers at Notre Dame only this year, but al- ready they are people who command attention. Individually and together, the freshmen dis- play ingenuity and earnest effort in all their endeavors. Frosh may begin high school, bewildered and lost, like little people, but in one short year they have turned on with unity and spirit in their class. With their spirit and enthusiasm to guide them, they have found the right place in the sun for them, and have begun their giant shadow that will mark the Class of '7 6 as some- thing to be noticed.

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James Calcaterra Matt Calcaterra Sam Cammarata Steven Candela Anthony Cangialosii Joseph Caporale John Carew Robert Carlesso Donald Carnaghi Timothy Carnago David Chetcuti Robert Chisholm James Ciaramella Anthony Ciolino James Debaker Daniel Debeul Michael Debolle David Decoopman Marvin Delaura John Dembinski Joseph Clements Keith Cousineau Paul Cuchetti Walter D'Andrea Anthony David William Deangelis 1 H r., Cl xx 5 A at Q .E A ' X K 4 V S r' ' Ili, Q 1 is X 4 A 1 in 'al l' - '- ' A A mam A r if - I ' 1 gtg Q: L '57 ABOVE: The determination and enthusiasm exhibited by all ND freshmen is exemplified in this particular instance down by the gridiron. RIGHT: The fall of the Austro- Hungarian Empire can be related to its geographical lo- cation, explains John Felczak, who uses the overhead projector to prove his theory. A L'-li. 4 ' ' -1 . 3, Ft,!',,xx is i x X x In MJ ' av' J v .1 'Pt . Y. , f xi J Elite' if . Y' , ll'u'2i1'5 l !f!lll5