Notre Dame High School - L Etoile Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

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Ouz, vous etes LVIPOTRE qui avez eompris que le taique a une vocation, une mission Zz rernplin cette de ,barter du Christ et de travailler pour le Christ. J' Gradues de '65, nous nous dirzlgeons vers un avenir inconnu. Vos Conseils toujours si appropnes seront, pour nous, le lblzare lumineux qui guideranotre barque vers le sQ'our eternet. Les seniors de '65 3 Uur Bishop XXL- Most Reverend Bernard I, Flanagan, D.D., J.C.D Bishop of Worcester 4 ' . YM 's:5:52z:5:a:s:- 11: va- 1:-:2fE':55grE:5:5'5:5:1:f:.-:- Q ..,- - -W - .....N-.,y.,., . . ,Q V . V - 1-vwfl25:95:31:-11:3 .- 3.::f::g3,q1:,:.:g::a1:- '. ,,,,.,. S.. ,... ,a MY. 1 w J, x . ...,. -0, 1:-reg' '-f' f - 5, 1 -.N 'Q-ac-::3:i::E:::-1 :- A S uw if 'm Q , 2 0, 4 X Q .M A s a 5 P 2 Q xiii M' S S 4. NW 5 ' K 35754-5-r,::z'Ez.:fm . . , .vw S3-. . ' f I' r 7 ' ILL. E3 -s15!f:'9:2IZ'5Q':i ,. . ,gf 1 - :I --:Q - - V v 35- f.' ' N. fi ' FR? fy ' , ' QW , X ,f ,A-pr-, I D H f,, , . 13: :s.::,,b.f,,f0p,Nl. I l:,, n, U in s 4 , 1 :WWF 4 - f 1 fd n givin:-QS: 2- 1 . A.,ftA we Right Reverend Msgr. John Baptist Lamothe, P.D. Pastor of Notre Dame Uur Pastor Paroisse Notre-Dame Rev. Richard E. Collette, Assistant Rev. Leo R. Morrissey, Assistant 6 -., Sister Elizabeth -de-I-Iongrie, principal Yvette Morin x .X A Father I. Paul Charpentier, headmaster Yves LaRiviere 7 Faculty Sister Bernadette -Marie Senior Class Advisor Sister Jeanne -de-Reims Senior Class Advisor Rev. J. Paul Charpentier Senior Religion Mr. Louis Tripodi History and Mathematics Sister Gertrude-du-Divin-Coeur Junior Class Advisor Sister Paul-du-Sacre -Coeur Junior Class Advisor Sister Saint-Bibiane Sophomore Class Ad visor Sister Saint-Hilda Sophomore Class Advisor Sister Estelle-du-Sacre-Coeur Freshman Class Advisor 'ws-r Sister Rose-Therese Sister Marie-de-Lourdes Sister Elizabeth -de-Hongrie Sister Joseph d'Avila Latin and Biology Commercial Teacher Principal Music 8 2 umumuuunumwmnnumumnuwumnmiafumummmunwfgInnummnmumQi llllllIlfl42llllllllllllllllllllQlllllillllllllllilllifilllllillllllllilllllMilli! Z TeJ ii?E? H1 ? Illlllllllililllllll Illlllllllllllllllli UM W IIIWIIIM Illlwlllllllllllliw A f lllllllllhlllllllllwllllllllllmlww llllllllllllllllllll l PRESIDENT RAYMOND GAUTHIER C.'Y.C. 1 -2-3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 C.Y.C. Bowling League 4 Parish Lector 4 i SECRETAR Y LAURA PROULX C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 Prom Committee 3 Math Club 3 Cheerleader 3-4 Ring Committee 3 Math Fair 3 TREASURER ROBERT HOUDE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Basketball 1 Prom Committe 6 VICE PRESIDENT RONALD DION C.Y.C.l-2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Social Chairma Basketball 4 EUGENE BACON C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 'Z Glee Club 3 IEANNE BEAUDRY C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Prom Committee 3 Drama Club 4 Girl State Representative IACQUELINE BERNARD C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 C.Y.C. Officer 2-4 Basketball 1-2-3 -4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 IUDITH BLAIR C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 C.Y.C. Officer 2-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Officer 2 Library Aide l-2-3-4 12 ELAINE BOISVERT C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Drama Club 3-4 CECILE BOURDELAIS C.Y.C. 1 -2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 ALICE BOUSQUET C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Math League 3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 LOUISE CAOUETTE C.Y.C. 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 -4 13 ELAINE CASTONGUAY C.Y.C. 1-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 Drama Club 4 L EA CLAY POOLE C.Y.C. 1-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Drama Club 4 Glee Club 1-3-4 RAYMOND DESAUTELS C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 JOYCE DRAGON C.Y.C.1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-3 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Class Paper 2-3 Ring Committee 3 Math League 3-4 Library Aide 1-2-4 Declamatiou Contest 2 14 CAROL ETHIER C.Y.C. l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-22 Glee Club 1-3-4 Library Aide l LEO FARRAND C.Y.C. l-2-3-4 Basketball l -2 -3-4 Baseball l -2 NORMAND GAUMOND C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 C.Y.C. 3-4 Class Officer l-2 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Drama Club 4 Declamation Contest 4 Altar Boy l-2-3-4 CCD Teacher 3-4 Church Choral 4 Parish Lector 4 CLAIRE GAUTHIER C.Y.C. l-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Prom Committee .3 Children of Mary Secretary to Headmaster 3 C.Y.C. Bowling League 4 15 ANITA GOUDREAU C.Y.C. 1 -2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Children of Mary, Drama Club 4 CCD Teacher 4 COSETTE GUILBEAULT C.Y.C. 1 -2-3 -4 Basketball 1 -2-3 -4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Drama Club 4 MICHAEL GUILLET C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Officer 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Yearbook Staff 4 THERESE HUDON C.Y.C. 1 -2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 -3 -4 Class Paper 1-2 Library Aide 2-3-4 Drama Club 4 16 PETER JANECZEK C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 -4 Co -Capt 4 Baseball 1 Cross-Country 1 Glee Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Math League W E S.O. Representative 4 Student Government Representative Parish Lector 4 GAIL IULIAN C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Drama Club 4 Father Paul's Secretary 4 Supervisor of Typing 4 Children of Mary Card Committee 1 2 3 4 C.Y.C. Bowling League LEONARD LAMOTHE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1 Altar Boy 1-2-3-4 THERESE LANGLOIS C.Y.C.1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Drama Club 4 Cheerleader 1 17 MADELEINE LAPORTE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Drama Club 4 Children of Mary MARIE LAPORTE C.Y.C. 1 -3-4 Children of Mary Glee Club 1-3-4 Drama Club 4 YVES La RIVIERE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 DAVID La ROCH ELLE C.Y.C. 1-2 Basketball 1 -2 Cross-Country 3 Baseball 3 Glee Club 1-2-3 18 O. nun, 3 ANNE LATAILLE C.Y.C. 1 -2 -3-4 Glee Club 1-2 -3-4 Basketball 1 -2-3 -4 Children of Mary Drama Club 4 Notre Dame Parish Choir 4 FRANCIS LAVALLEE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1 LEONARD LAZURE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 Cross-Country 1 Basketball 1 -2 -3 -4 Glee Club 1-2 PAUL LAZURE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1 -2 Basketball 1 -2 -3 -4 Cross -Country 1 Glee Club 1-2-3 19 N ?A 'E 'Zi RlCH ARD LAZURE C.Y.C. 1 -2-3-4 Basketball 1 -2 Baseball 2 Cross -Country 1 Glee Club 1 H IL DA LSBLA NC C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 3-4 Drama Club 4 Drama Club Officer 4 Class Paper 3 Activities Committee 3 LINDA LeCLAIR C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Children of Mary Cheerleader 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 CLAIRE LEDUC C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Drama Club 4 Children of Mary 20 LYNNE LEFEBVRE C.Y.C. 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Drama Club 4 RACHEL L EFEBVRE C.Y.C.1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Class Paper 1-2-3 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 RUSSEL LESNIEWSKI C.Y.C.1-2-3-4 Basketball Team 2-8 Glee Club 1-2-3- Math Team 3 SUSAN MADORE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Prom Committee 3 Cheerleader 1-2 21 ROBERT METIVIER C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 C.Y.C. Officer 4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 3-4 Drama Club 4 Declamatiou 2 Prom Committee 3 PAUL PINSONNEAULT C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 Cross-Country 1 IEANNE RENAUD C.Y. C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Class Newspaper Prom Committee 3 Drama Club 4 Cheerleader 1 VICTOR ROCHON C.Y.C. l-2-3-4 C.Y.C. Officer 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 CCD Teacher 2-3- School Reporter 4 Altar Boy 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Parish Lector 4 22 1-2 4 CAROL ST LAURENT C.Y.C. l-2-3-4 Yearbook staff 4 Glee Club 3-4 Drama Club 4 Children of Mary Prom Committee 3 JACQUELINE SERVANT C.Y.C. l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 -3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Children of Mary Drama Club 4 Class Paper 3 FRANCES STEVENS C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Editor of School Newspape Children of Mary Drama Club 4 Senior Play 3 Ring Dance Committee 1 CONSTANCE TOU RVILLE C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 -3-4 Children of Mary Drama Club 4 23 r4 :wrt ' ' H.. PAULINE TRAHAN C.Y.C. 1 -2 -3 -4 Basketball 1 -2 -3 -4 Drama Club 4 ELAINE TREMBLAY C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Social Committee 1 Drama Club 4 Ring Committee 3 CHARLES WRIGHT C.Y.C. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Co -Capt 4 Baseball 1-2 Cross -Country 1 24- JUNIURS Junior Class 0 cers Class Officers Roland Servant, Presidentg Alfred Houde, Vice-Presidentg Stanley Asrukiewicz, Treasurerg Madeleine Gibeaulr, Secretary. English Declamcztion if , Pierre Lariviere, Lucille Dumas, Suzanne Bernard, Paul Giguere. 26 hemis try George Servant, William Cournoyer, Patricia Blanchet, George Letourneau, Denis Casaubon. Bernadette lfludon, Christine Servant, Paul Brodeur, Charles Drazba 27 Bus mess Cecile Suprenant, Jacqueline Lavallee, Sally Richer, Claire Petit, Lucille La- fleche, Therese Lataille. UTILTHJ l 7 it ' YY Frefzclz HI Therese Livernois, Suzanne Ethier, Sandra Menard Diane Guilbault. 28 mid . .-.. 35530533 U -MMA U x i 3 . Q 5 A merican H islorfy Louise Seguin, Suzanne Servant, Judith Donais, Diana Cloutier Religion, HI s, g I , , w nj 1 Madeleine Lamothe, Elizabeth Gauthier, Raymond Leduc, Susan Guillet. 0 29 .4-,S 'L Paul Lepage, Elaine Grzembski, Suzanne Huard, Patricia Labonte, Suzanne Lacoste. Lucille Cyr, Carmen Cournoyer, Patricia Couture 30 S OPH UM ORES Sophomore Class Ujicers 2' 2 3 1 5 s Pauline Landry, Correspondence Secretary Susan Trudel, Secretary William Tittle, President Paul Jalbert, Vice -President , Ernest Proulx, Treasurer Madeleine Brodeur, Correspondence Reporter Jacques Trudel Joseph Kudzol Robert Vigeant Carol Rycezk Pauline Servant Joyce Tetreault Ny ,fix Biology . Brenda Tittle, Gerard Dumas, Robert Julian, Norma Varin SEATED Gerald Huard. Jacqueline Spenard, Richard Langevin, Patricia Reynolds, Normand Plouffe, Nancy Plasse. 33 i ,1 Biolo y .,+- Paul Arpin, Richard Benoit, Gerard Caouette, Lorraine Bonnette. Religion George Carrier, Celeste Jourdenais, Charles Julian, Yvonne Caouette, Gloria Gaumond, 34- Declamation Rehearsal Nelson Boiteau, Louise Pinsonneault, Joanne Durocher, Bernard Perry, Kathleen Hoffman. Paul Mathieu, Kenneth Larochelle, Nancy Boulanger, Joanne Boisvert, 35 Susan Hebert, Marguerite Livernois, Diane Lucier, Lucille Bourassa, Elaine Gaulin, Julie Bastien Geometry cgi Bruce Caouette, David Dion, Ronald Dragon, Douglas Beu. 36 FRESHMEN Freshman Class 0 cers C' . rl - V1 .2 3, AS , 2 .. Ty: 1 .aku K .M fl, 4 4,-gf' ,. ' ?:. '1 ' , , L 4, . p- 4,1 1- i -. , .,., ,. uw' Wsggmw me , 3 l f 1 . ,Y - : K 1 'I ,tc P lg 5 3 r l-if .sqrr'22zTl'3F'2l2.V P . Page HSM-f , A , 4 1. ,viz .a , gm si, 5. A . .6 . . .. . rf? QW . ,pl ,A ., 3 1. Inf fi .952 is . -5, Q . Ac .,, . 5 Q Qi' , fuvrifh my xx, ' A 'Q ., Q 'Aging'-jA1'.,. Twins +V..-i, 'F Wk fs ff 1- vl L: ,Q Q , 1.1. . ra 5 , Q M., arrive Waxes, .Ami xvx rl 2 rr fvzypgwgmflz X af fs - 1 Qwfissgtg A' . king sing QV? 5 Silas Wi fl '-Pclxlsaiig Louise DiGregorio, Corresponding Secretaryg Therese Giguere, Reporterg Donald Collette, Treasurerg Yvette Chamberlain, Secretaryg Marie Bellerive, Vice-Presidentg Richard Pilotte, President, Pauline Guertin, Susan Pinsonneault, Nancy Reynolds. 38 'Kev- Q Bernard Martel, Paul Carrier, Michele Seguin, Susan Gaulin, Claire Julian. Alfred Lafleche, Jeanne Ayotte, Jean Bibeau, Jeanne Poirier, Linda Vaillan- COLITI. 39 Diane Gagnon, Jacques LaRiviere, Paul Tourville, Darleen Senecal, Frances Hudon. Theresa Garon, Donald Parent, Janine Cournoyer, Anne Marie Gagnon 40 A CTIVITIES ational Honor Society FIRST ROW: Therese Langlois, Patricia Blanchet, Christine Servant, Joyce Dragon, Cecile Bourdelais, Judith Blair, Rachel Lefebvre. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Bernard, Gail Julian, Judith Donais, Hilda LeBlanc, George Servant, Peter Janeczek, Robert Metivier, Sandra Menard, Susan Madore, Madeleine Gibeault. THIRD ROW: Therese Hudon Yvonne Hamelin, Jacqueline Servant, Suzanne Archambeault, Lucille Dumas, Suzanne Servant, Louise Seguin, Laura Proulx, Alice Bousquet, Student Council ,WZ 'iflfrg' f1 5E15.1',I'-QQ'-'tw' 4 L , f : jgiif?5? 1 ' , ,5'Zi?g.? it Wit. FIRST ROW: Therese Langlois, Patricia Blanchet, Jeanne Poirier, Nancy Boulanger, Madeleine Brodeur, Madeleine Gibeault, Hilda LeBlanc. SECOND ROW: Paul Carrier, Robert Houde, George Servant, Richard Langevin, Alfred Houde, Leonard Lazure, Kenneth LaRochelle. 42 9 Math Team 70 I O - V lSltlllg . , Notre Dame The Notre Dame High Math League attended the second math meet of the year at Charlton High School. Our budding mathemati- cians are on the road to success as there was much improvement noticed in this meet. Keep up t-he good work! On Nov. 4 the Math League held its first meet at N.D.H. The high schools attending were: Worces- ter Academy, Auburn, Tantasqua, Southbridge, St. Mary's, Charlton, and Notre Dame. There were five divisions of mathematics: algebra I, algebra II, geometry, arithme- tic and word problems. At the end, there was also a team proh- lem. Auburn and Tantasqua re- ceived too scores. SUZANNE SERVANT .1 Q M ,gig chools- The Math League at N.D.H. 1 already under way. The Mat coaches attended a meeting z Southbridge High school Sept. 2 where the dates for the assemblie were scheduled. The first one wi be held at Notre Dame high No' 4, and will include schools fro: the surrounding area. SANDRA MENARD Alice Bousquet, Russel Lesniewski, Laura Proulx, Peter Janeczek, Joyce Dragon. Suzanne Servant, George Servant, Christine Servant, Yvonne Hamelin, Louise Seguin. 43 N M A 5 '6- Pfdw-W?M'WM'iAg ',?fv??f'4wff1fJMw ' Glee Club Ry dG th N dG d R b M V t Rochor1CSEATEDj. G 11 han, Jeanne Beaudry, C1 Led ly Dragon. Wai A l? H ' Q! -fn:-aa, 714, -,Zio A ' --- fav WE 0 Friday at 3 Sharp 43 Lucille Blais, Victor Rochon 5-Q, E, Robert Houde, Laura Proulx, Ronald Dion Peter Janeczek 45 . v--, , . F' xx- 5?- ' 'z Y' JW' if K ,I at-'f:'?afW?:w CIEHTZEEF F3 ..a.-. cm' wash cake Roland Chenier, Spiritual Chairman lobert Metivier, Treasurerg+Normand Gau- nond, President. Ioanne Durocher, Social Chair- Judith Lesniewski, Historian man. Jacqueline Bernard, 2nd Vice- ' Presidentg Judith Blair, Secretaryg David Lamontagne, Physical Chairmang Suzanne Archambeault Cultural Chairm ang Yvonne Ham elin, lst Vice -Presid ent. 46 Q 4 9 0 o Q ' , 1 IHXICS Shine at Ho , World s Fan Trip Planned week-end activities were a success. thanks to the many 'ters of the C.Y.C. events? ance was highlighted by that ers and parents of N. D. H. stu- son and, with the aid of several Dame will succeed as well idents will accompany them. different athletic features. we hope , dad last year, when Louise Har Seniors find very little time these i to torn out a team total, if not het- E and Lucille Dumas returned days, as they scurry to school, togter, than last years. ltiophies. FSS nDnen'iygorn1e3d oojgsbo, 5 workg and toqfgind pE1i1'Gg1S EOF The cheerleaders are also off tot Wearing uniforms her-omg y enis suse on. ' iey your oo's. ' e year oo s at , ins that we don'-t have to go headed by Jacqueline Servant, is 7 0 ' , 'Q rrther than our own junior now in its first stage of prodizction. 'l , ' ,,-. . br real taient. Many thanks Seniors are looking forward to a 3 I QU' prior the great performaneeisaccessful campaign so that their :,q'- , ., ' L l 'S night. ' A pictured memories may he second 35 I , 4 r ' e Dame High students are to none. .. 4 5 g with excitement concern-A FRANCES STEVENS , M QQ l eir approaching trip to the, Editor T ll ,Q . l s Fair, Sunday. Mem-bers' Basketball Practice ' x . C.Y.C. will leave hy bus ati The Notre Dame High varsity ' Ji 1- Q . rn. Rev. Paul Charpentierjhaskethall team began practice P ester, will say mass at theliast week. We have many changes ' n Pavilion on arrival, Y ef News Dams Schools- D I Sunday traveled ama Cin S sts Pla the rice, ar-Wash, Food Salt' t hy Notre Dame, , pentier 'Z Pavilion, 2 and NUMB Dame Welcome, was the watch. past Tuesday Senior boys on the first day of school at l for a lecture given Dame High. For some of the. . Fouhy. He spoke on the dents, it was -their first -EXPQF C., giving the Senior boys with high school opening ' idea of what it was. and ties. Others, the Seniors, kn, for entrance in- would be their last., All were of the service. Grad- to be there. 5 from high school, he point- Besides greeting our fc so that they 'wouldnt miss ed out, was the first major step for teachers we welcomed new 5, Scenery gn the tat hgmg consideration of the R.Q.T.C.iIn members: .Sr. Gertrude du-g ' . r. - Bernadette Mariqt this branch of the service a Coeur, S 3.112 S NIV X' slllTHllIllIN-I U' Bibianiq .ra r nn-I. Om ' to stude Rev make Qf' the fre: olled nts. to be W' W0!'8 ' ' r' '1'r.- ' Editc len STEV' E 33711 'F 'aul , and it was an easy win and his c tween the Je sophomores in the second I VICTOR ROCHON Sports i year. The first ed men, follow f tween The the m The pw year, students at N.D.H. and these games articipating in the Science lath Fair. The titles of the as must be in by tomorrow. winners here will then com- t- livorcester Polytechnic In- varsity team was ' by the same opportunity. ing Saturday night to battle it out for,the school trophy. A Victory The Notre Dame High Schoollgn Saturday, from 9 am C.Y.C. howling league met Sunday p,m., there will be a Carvi at the American lanes. The mam the Notre Dame Elenl your friends. Admission is 54- Dance will follow the second game. These two social events have been Undef the difecfivn of four ,purpose'of this meeting was to Schoolyard on Pine Stree canine. n1.,.-1.-,g- rm...,.1,i ur..:.i..+. .. .. .. .,-..- ....,...i., ..f.,..t.-Aan.-1 .... r-- :- et vi,-hw 'Rm-hr. Notre Dame High Notes Congratulations! Tuesday night, two Notre Dame High School girls gained honors for our school by placing first and second in the Voice of Democracy Contest, SP0nsored by the Veterans of For- eign Wars Post. Jeanne Renaud' a senior replacing Lucile Dumas, a junior, was rated first and Joyce . Dragon, a senior, second in the contest. The contestants were judged on the basis of originality, content and delivery. FRANCES STEVENS Editor ,IIS Voice of Democracy Lucille Dumas r Joyce Dragon Jeanne Renaud Voice of Democracy 1111161-S Namedlry Local VFW Post Miss Lucille Dumas, a Notre Dame High School junior, last night was declared winner of the first round of the 18th annual Voice of Democracy contest. The contest is sponsored nation-1 ally by- the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Locally, it was under the auspices of Post L Contest fn? 6055, VFW. It was held at post quarters at 2-19 Everett st. Miss Dumas was unable 'to read her own speech because of illness. It was read by a classmate, Miss Jeanne Renaud of 79 Pine st. The speech received 270 points from the judges. tContinued on Page--25 lMiss Joyce Dragon, asenior at Notre Dame, received 260 'votes if i for second place. She is daughter Southbridge SOUTHBRIDGE - A speech written by Miss Lucille Dumas. a junior at Notre Dame High School, was judged the winner of the 18th annual Voice of Democracy contest last night. The contest is sponsored locally by Leonide J. Lernire Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Miss Dumas's essay was read by Miss Jeanne Renaud, also a junior at Notre Dame High School. Miss Dumas could not attend because of illness. Second place Winner was, Miss Joyce Dragon, a senior at Notre. Dame and third place went to Miss Deborah Gray, a senior at Southbridge High School. g Miss Dumas will representl the local VFW post in the dis- trict finals to be held at Jan., 10 in VFW Hall. She will be ini competition with winners fromi 18 other posts in the district. ' of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dumas of Cedar St., Sturbridge, Miss of Mrs. Edith Dragon of 35 Cen- tral st. In third place with 245 votes was Miss Deborah Gray, a senior at Southbridge High school. She is daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. John Gray of 177 West st. - Q Miss Dumas will represent South- bridge in the District -8 elimina- tions to be held at Post 6055 quar- ters here on Jan. 10. At that time the three winners in last night's l first round, will receive awards. f District 8 includes 18 VFW posts from here to Milford. District 8 Cmdr. Herman Arnold of Uxbridge plans to be present at the Jan. 10 eliminations. The high school student chosen as winner at the district level will be sent to Boston at a later date to compete with- other district win- ners. From the Boston meeting will emerge the contest winner for the Commonwealth. At Boston a top prize of 5501 and four lesser prizes will bf awarded. The Massachusetts winner wil compete with winners from the rest of the nation in an all-ex penses-paid trip to Washington D.C. The winner at Washingtoi 1Three other scholarships of 53,500 52,500 and 31,500 will be awarded Miss Dumas is the daughterlwill receive a 55,000 scholarship Renaud is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Renaud of 972 Pine St., Miss Dragon is thei daughter of Mrs. Edith Dragon of 35 Central St. and Miss Gray is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gray of 177 West St. Gerard Archambault was chair lman of last night's contest. Judge were Edgar Bourgeois, past cor! manderg Joseph Capillo of th Worcester-Telegram-Gazette an Woolsey Teller of the Evenin News. Gerald Archambeault wass, chairman of the local contest. CONTEST WINNER 48 T A THLE TI CS otre ame, 95 to 305 huck Wright Breaks Record ith 44 Point Notre Dame High, with Chuck Wright breaki-ng the scoring record for one game, walloped St. Mary's High, of Milford, 95-80, last night on the winners home court. Wright pumped in 44 points to break his own record of 43 he set as a sophomore against St. Mary's, of Southbridge. The Teddy Bear sensation hooped 18 baskets and hit on eight of 13 attempts at the foul line. Wright, who sat out part having their best scoring quarter, hooping 36 points. Notre Dame scored 28 points in the stanza. Another big factor in the Teddy Bears victory last night, was the play-making of Lesniewski. The smallest man on- the starting five set up the winners offensive attack and chipped in 13 points during the game. Dion also played a fine de- fensive game helping his mates off League champions. A loss would leave the teams tied and a possible chance of the teams finishing that way to force a playoff game to de- termine the loop champion. In the prelim game last night be- tween the two JV squads the St. 'Mary team came out on top by a 57-45 score. In their first meeting earlier in the season, St. Mary's romped over the Teddy Bear second unit by a lop-sided score of 56-12. of the fourth period got 30 of his points in the second half. The winners actually wrapped up their ninth win of the season against two defeats in the second period, as they poured 30 points through the nets, while holding the losers to 15 points. In the first period, St. Mary's took a four the boards. Notre Dame hit for near' per cent on their floor ting 36 out of 76 attempts. second half, Wright hit on 11 12 shots he took and sank eight foul shots. In the ing department, the 23 of 43. Following Wright in the foul Mrs. Irene Wright, Chuck Wright, Coach Raymond Chuck Wright Desrosiers. 50 -UU 15 Llulluri lufyo 1-JM UU'f 'f'J9 .U ' rn Lugz Second Lesmewskl, H00 1-. , 1,1 1 1 Five Winsi +ve-Vf Mary? BCf01'f3e ol 9' 13 lg Room Crowd fai ig 3rd Period H1 1 01116 Damew e fdfsfg etre Dame Neal Q90 WS' ff-Tide ollowing -5 08 CPHOL 3IHC ar Title! WTiI1n-QXQ I, LOIHSE TS1'Zm.if'? 'Notre Dame FW! G35 '59 '95T8'7-Jrlwitle on 34 to 6111 W' G F T G F T hi 18 8-13 44 Phillips. ' 3 5-7 'VI ezek 4 ae 12 1v11e1'sk1 4 oo s f' md 4 3-511 Nelson 7 o-o 14 - 6 1-4 13 owen 6 o-3 12 'fl 4 5-9 13,-Fifz'rick s 5-1321 1,4 H I. Q ,H 'ef-,, ov 2-5 2 Rocha o 4-5 4, - , - l MU, 0-0-1 0Mnrin 9 n.n 4. - i H, - ' ' son2ite3g:5igi'?C Q 5 H In 4 J 1 Il ' U upset score of 70-53 last-nil . at Notre Dame Hall. '- xi, tg . The Notre Dame egg f ' f 2 t started strong A behhid 'f t Y 7 C If 1 tl' 6 6 I' S straight points scored by RQ U 5 x , , V Lesniewski. High scorer forg ge j 1 Q 2 Notre- Dame was Chuck Wriq ' E' ' 0 T f gfitifi, whiiekteennnekee PTA J ' 1. 2 A f V 1 Janeczek made 21. Wright Q p , X ' i Q u Janeczek also' dominated 3 A tt t l bagkbwdsa sf. Jos a A t Go otre 1 It riday nigt ' it -' idemy at I L12-. 'V . , Peddy Be to S i A if 1 he ea 0 ith to ntor sim ,nie S n ' Q an op A E be ' . f the Y - ' 111 0 i ' 'aye th' te Cl dw ck If wtor T l state , o e e, er, ,M -A e ,...., -, 1, b V l ,K ' 9 A ,-' . 1 5 moves DAME sournanlose , 1, w Ai: an I . G F ia i T S Rochon fi :I 111BousqU9Y I . V ' I n Iglaneczgk 2 lj gxgzge 1 Q 2 Y ' y .,,,, - if 'I llgimin 0 0-0 0 DuPaul 0 1-I t O . ' i 9 if 2: ssaszm 2 '- ,,1 I 4 ' P '-. if 8 , . gg' -7:9113 Ses'ier e ' , t1. J F P 1,otf 3 1 . -t1'q .2'2 2 , ,i 5 1 I ',A . H ,I III ., .5 Qtul - V H Ig E51-.fue 1- I ,..m...,..g,..,2', A ,,,-- , V VM' A-NAM fi- - NW K I . V C I K led tthej i. ' y Bears Q FQ ., , 5 ,e nighft eight bagx ,ig 0 b , :,V .3 kt.. 2 If , , . ,ez n ohaigi. i :hots for ffgi'-TT 'a , 2 ' . f X - 1 . . ' 1.f ' 3. ' . ' fn- E- ' - ii. Jar? k was nextgqg . on its in j X - X I . A 1 N n wa - ints. Fa1'1'2 , i qw, b S, I in fou skets and 5 H- Q for fa int game it cl Q Ky r j I ' ci cave nip with .Ai -7, .7 , ' f + rith 24 Pfuts led the win- . ' f .f also was top man for both J 0 r f K . -tt ie Academy ace hooped , 9 if tvt' Q Ff-.?.9if9E?',,fQ91e Shots- ,I tfr' ' PEZ? ' e itre ami it 9 3 ' ' L, ,,., ' , Ia Joseph si 0 owe s A WH ,. fz W nn 45' Q Laz .V gif ' 1 5 T W Q ,. Je ' i tg it V A ' A to I -'22 ,X g QQ eij ifgf-121 o it h If LC to t . S BUS 0 H' at 2 sais, ti A ' ' i ,Rf 2729- . als 1. 31 dy Bears will bring their t I '. ' ' , , , A 1 j, 'hedule season to a close l ,' 0 , , 1 ght, when they, Host the X in ' 1 1 . Academy team at Notre 3' 0 I' A' , i , 5 , Q. ll. 'Q 11 ts: , ,N .rdayj the Teddy Bears 2 'l , A A .' 57 to Lawrence for a semi- V C sq '- ' U r A S: I S z against St. Columbkilie ,f if C ' Brighton. The Bears dc-- i fi 8 U 5 5 s team, 68-63. last year t ' K ' 2 class C State Catholic ' hip. If the Beal-S win on - A A -:-A 1- AIA -.1.n-A an I I 'tx O Notre Dame Eliminig St. Columbkiile H ton using a Rhode Fire-House brand o eliminated the Teddy tie Dame'High, 84-74, rnoon in Lawrence to repeat as state pions. ontrol and long 1 the losers for 'A for last years. inals. g ualiy e from re outscored md fy hitting for 'oared to iff EN A lv -. oping four 'VITA sd., T BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT i n g, t fMmh 35 when 4 View r ftmbkille T lfighting back to tak' at the end of the pei In the second perioc kille with Bill Reilly and Fran Dillion leg: poui ed 25 points thrf while the Teddy 16 points, At the e half, the winnersj 139-291 lead. Jai and Wright did 'tie for the Teddy BJ With a 10 point third stanza, St. its lead to 18 scoring effort in tre Dame. with way, hooped, the end of the board read St. Notre Dame 45. who the winners in the paced the third 14 points on from Moulton. In the minutes Tom of the their go with emendous game ddy Bears ahead The sensaftional gal' ace pumped fnts Notre Dame quarter. winners with and nine with a on 13' 1 cause scoring remen- tallied an an and 11 ie on Dion eight es ski and each ' e Teddy asy until Tr1A1ea basketball underwav in the at 7 15 against Tantasq u al at the Tantasqua Hig P., ,J A liz' D11 1, ll 5211- A - ' .- ? ' I I t ' V' -.v V if 11 H! . leaving e f 1 ' L - f, 1 A I 'I I I u -'w -T ' A A , fe A T 553 funtior 4 i me 'rtre' fre Jag-Xe-es sal- S pr:-g:'asn, as ihey came 1-, ruin a S634 over' time win one? the '-'iafzen Seconds. Dim: Benoit had L4 poixzs to Rad fhe uxznners, with Stan Astukiewizk had 10 points. 'Due Notre Dame .VVS made a clean swap of me program with a 65-52 vim over the St. Joes sec- onds. Ernie Proulx paced the uin- ners 'mth 21 poles. Dick Benoit .ws next with a 34 poznt a-frog. 5Stan Astuiaiewiczk helped ou: wish Ill points. - ,W The Notre Dame JX s made a complete sweep of the nights ac- tion. when they toppled the Holy Name J'f's 45-39. Dick Benoit and Ernie Proulx led the Teddy Bear seconds with 13 and 11 paints re- speczively. E: ine prelim game. Ii-,Ere Dame vith Daae Dion an: Erzie Proulx scoring 17 ana respectively, toppled the St. Iaiazfs Q squad 51-45. Barry Lafrolx the losers mth 17 Teddy Bears JY's lead out the game and had 37- and adnamages at 'lf,'- -' of the first three quart- - Tedcifl- Beer JY's marie a Lt -fe J' f ere sweep of the nights ac- 'with a 45-28 rout over the .tdernjf seconds. Dave Dion was re winners top point geiiez' hoop- 10 points. Robert Trornbley Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Darne Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame St. Joseph Webster Academy Warren Southbridge Milford Southbridge Warren St, Marys St. Louis Milford Woodstock Acad, Holy Name St. Louis St. Mary's Webster Ac ademy Hardwick Holy Name St. Joseph Woodstock Acad. Gerald Caouette. Ernest Proulx, Donald Collette, Ronald Dragon, George Carrier, Bruce Caouette, CBACKJ Donald Parent, David Dion, Richard Benoit. Nelson Boiteau, Stanley Astukiewicz. 54 Cheerleaders Laura Proulx, Rachel Lefebvre, Linda LeClair, Susan Bernard, Susan Pinsonneault, Joanne Durocher, , Alice Bousquet, Coach, Mrs. Helen J Duquette, Madeleine- Gibeault, Diane Guilbault, Jacqueline La- Vallee. Teddy Bears Cheering Squad Jacqueline Lavallee, Madeleine Gibeault, Rachel Lefebvre, Linda LeClair, Joanne Durocher, Susan Bernard, Diane Guilbault, Alice Bousquet, Susan Pinsonneault, Laura Proulx, Teddy Bear, Alfred Houde. 55 Girls 9 Basketball lst ROW: Joanne Boisvert, Jacqueline Bernard, Anne Lataille, Louise Pinsonneault. 2nd ROW: Therese Hudon, Judith Blair, Cosette Guilbault, Patricia Blanchette, Judith Lesniewski. Coach, Raoul Lataille Junior Varsity 'J' lst ROW: Lorraine Bonnette, Pauline Trahan, Jacqueline Bernard Madeleine Brodeur. 2nd ROW: Louise DiGregorio, Claire Julian, Carol Ryczek, Jeanne Ayotte, Louise Caouette. 56 AD VER TISING Mr, and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Special Benefactors His Excellency Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan Bishop of Worcester, Massachusetts Msgr. Jean -Baptiste Lamothe Rev. Raymond J. Page Rev. Richard E. Collette Rev. Leo R. Morrissey Gold Star Patrons Rev. Sylvio Brodeur, Sacred Heart Webster Priests of Sacred Heart Southbridge Dr. and Mrs. Raymond F. I-laling Silver Star Patrons Rev. J. Charles Gendreau La Salette Mission Dr. and Mrs, George Casaubon Kochaneck's Furniture Ladies of Ste. Anne, Notre Dame A Friend Leonard Blair Edwin Claypoole Blue Star Patrons Mr, and Mrs. Adrian Gaucher Dr. A. I. Koprowski Dr. Richard Lefebvre Mr, Parents Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs John Janeczek Raoul Lataille Joseph Lazure Alfred LeBlanc and Mrs. Raoul Metivier and Mrs. Victor Rochon Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 58 and Mrs. Rosario Normandin Ernest Caouette Napoleon Desautels Gerald Langlois Andre Lazure Oscar Lazure Hector LeClair Wilfred Pinsonneault Clovis Servant Red Star Patrons Allan's I-lairstyling Salon Cafeteria Personnel Centre Pharmacy Desa Paint A Friend Florsheim 's John Gifford Store Keyes Pontiac -Oldsmobile Miss Marie Laporte Lena's Charm Studio Dr. Wilfrid A. Seguin Tetrault-Pervier Insurance Besse Products Butler's Flower Shop Consumer's Big Discount Desrosier Buick Doris House of Beauty Gay Travel Agency Grudzien's Kunkel Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lavallee Lou's Shoe and Trophy Center Southbridge Tire Dr. Bernard W. Walkowiack Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maynard and Anne Marie Miss Elizabeth Duhamel Friends Anita's Millinery Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beaudry Country Beauty Salon A Friend Fierro's TV Manseau's Clothing Morrison Finance Corp, Nestor's Short Stop Spa Jill's Beauty Salon 59 Atwood Home Decorating Center C. SL S. Outlet Mr. Aldage Courrioyer Damian Sales Louis' Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore A Friend Pat's Texaco Station Waite's Hardware 43' eww . 3 1 , NL 1 LII.. i Champions of the New England Catho- lic Invitational Basketball Tournament Russell Lesniewski, Peter Janeczek Paul Lazure, Russell Lesniewski, Peter Janeczek, Chuck Wright, Leo Farrand, 60 Compliments of WESO 970 KC Your Good Neighbor Station NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL, SOUTHBRIDGE We, the seniors of Notre Dame High School, would like to sincerely thank Mr. Morin, our photographer, for his tedious work and most generous help in planning the '65 yearbook. Compliments of LIKE-N U CLEANERS, INC. Betty Crocker Award Therese I-Iudon Student Government Representative Peter Ianeczek .,..-.-.4 aim 4 fi- ff '- S ., 5 I ...ai ef C9 AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY SINCE 1833 . . . 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TEL: 764-6645 CENTRAL MUSIC STORE 33 Central Street Southbridge, Massachusetts Musical Instruments Phonographs -- Radios Records -- Sheet Music SO U T HBRIDGE SA VINGS BANK Main Stre ' Massachu - 6 'IrI',f ,new- H9 Elaine Castonguay, Jeanne Renaud, Constance Tourville Anita Goudreau, Claire Gauthier 81 Best Wishes To The Class Of 65 From DRESSER HILL FARM AND DRESSER HILL ICE CREAM BAR Where Old And New Customers Are Always Welcomed. For Home Delivery Of Fine Quality Dairy Products - Phone: 248-7870 Or They May Be Picked Up At Your Favorite Supermarket Or S PA Richard Lazure, Paul Pinsonneault, Anne Lataille --ww... Raymond Desautels, Linda Lefilair, Leonard Lazure Best Wishes To The Class Of 65 Complete Heating Installations 81 Services BEA UDR Y OIL CO. 107 Plirnpton Street Southbridge, Mass. Phone 764-2949 Night Service 764-3174 --Al Lynne Lefebvre, Ffancis Lavallee f fwbn -'f'g,:?g,Z?Q5QQ,+:s iz, 9' Therese Huclou, Louise Caouette, Carol St. Laurent, Cecile Bourdelais, Jacqueline Servant. Congratulations To The Class Of 1965 TBA HAN BR QS., INC. Michael Guillet, Cosette Guilbeault Pauline Trahau, Leonard Lamothe 87 ND.H. - Our Alma Mater I-low have 'ou hel ed us, let us count the wa s. L 2 P Y You've given us new eyes that we may perceive Our modern-day world, its wrongs and its needs. You've given us new ears, that we hear the cry Of the struggle for truth, its fight to survive. You've given us the food of thought for our souls Which hel ed us to form our morals and oals. .P . , S You've given us the scent to find in our lives, The way to serve God, and through Him mankind. You've given us knowledge to light the darkest day, 1 For this and all else, our ALMA MATER we'll never repay. 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