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

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Brian Treas John Urquhart Donald VanLoo Gene Vennettilli Joseph Ventimiglia Joseph Vicari Thomas Vitale John Vitella Arthur Wainwright Ronald Wancour Dennis Werner James White Patrick Wilds James Wojciechowski David Wojie John Wolf Scott Wysocki Mark Wysznski Gregory Yanik James Yanik Henry Yee Richard Zatorski David Zuckero

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Mark Provenzano Anthony Recchia William Reddmann Daniel Rempinski Thomas Roche James Rock Douglas Roehl Gary Romanelli David Ross Robert Rotondo Marco Rubino Kerry Ruhig David Russo Randall Russo John Saba Daniel Sabatini John Sangregario Mark Schimanski Steve Schornak Thomas Schulte Michael Shaw Michael Shea Gregory Simon Mark J. Simon Raymond Skierski Michael Smolinski David Spohn Wayne Staller John Stano David Stevens George Stine Jay Strausbaugh Michael Stroinski Robert Sump Steven Szablewski Stanley Szalach James Szymanski Mario Tatangelo David Thomas Ronald Titus Mark Todd David Tornczyk

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funiors Aim or Top In All Activities Class spirit is like a bank - you can only take out as much as you put in. This year's junior class exhibited to all of Notre Dame the great amount of spirit they had in their account, pouring it out, with interest growing throughout the year. From sports and homecoming to fund raising pro- jects, the Class of ,74 was behind them all, investing their time and services both in the school and in the community. Strength and determination compounded in their leaders, and spread to the entire class. With the boost provided by their sweet smell of success in school activities, they took a leading role in the life of the school, with the ma- turity and energy peculiar to juniors everywhere. . fsf u N..- digital . 4 Wig ' N 66 LEFT: Glenn Stadts diligently works on some last minute design changes for the Administration spread. EXTREME ABOVE: Jeff Tolari, Dave Francis, Randy Czarnecki, and Larry Tomenello hold a typical rap session . ABOVE: Psst, wanna hear a dirty joke? . . . asks Remo Polselli. ABOVE LEFT: Here's an academic oddity, Larry Tomenello apparently did his homework.