Notre Dame High School - Shield Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

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BROTHER PHILIP BROTHER THEODORE BROTHER ROBERT BROTHER LAWRENCE CISTONE, C.S.C. Oi.IVHiRA, C.S.C. BERGEN, C,S.C. MARSHALL, C.S.C. Introduction to Business, Book- Laci , Moderator of the dS.M.C. Typewriting, Bookkeeping, As- Maintenance keeping, Typewriting, Chfeteria Iaiasion Unit, Photography sistant Treasurer, Bookstore Manager Club Moderato: Manager K , 4 ' y e il 4 DEVOUT TEACHERS MR. PAUL SAPKO Axyittant Coach Gym, U. S. History MRS EDWARD LIPOVETZ Nancy , Ofhce Clerk and Secre tary to Brother Donatus Brother Germanus prepares anothe the SQUIRE for the mimeographer. r edition of Tmi.

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BROTHER STANLEY BROTHER MELANUS BROTHER ANDREW BROTHER JAMES REPUCCI C S C FOX C S C AVELLINO LANDOLT, C.S.C. MADIGAN C S C Algebra Advanced Algebra Trng Chemistry Religion In charge of Latin Assistant Librarian, Mod- English World History Art onometry General Science A lawns and landscaping erator of Library Club, HERALD SHIELD Advisor Sophomore sistant Athletic Director Moder Advisor, Honor Society Class Advisor Art Club ator of the Rifle Club Moderator Moderator fgl. M! L.b.b OF LEARNED AND MR. JOHN JANENDA Head Coach Biology MR. FRANK AUSTIN Assistant Coach Gym, General Mathematics, General Science, Commercial Arithmetic

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l f In the fall of the Jubilee Year we came to Notre Dame - In the spring of the Marian Year we leave it. A long, long trip that has ended too soon. Remember that fall in 1950? lt was the Holy Year and the world was turned toward Rome in search of the spiritual gifts that were promised to those who went on pilgrimage. We were just 'kids' then at the beginning of the growing-up stage -- scared, expect- ant, lost, and even a little lonely in a weaving sea of strange faces, armloads of books, astounding assign- mentsg and all the time hoping that no one could notice WE CHOSE that we weren't so 'grown-up' after all. None of us went to Rome that year, but we began a pilgrimage all the same - the most wonderful trip of our lives. By the grace of God in Our Lady's school we have traveled far. We have drunk from the fountains of Wisdom, of Goodness and Truth that spring so richly from our Christian heritage. We have shared our good times, our hard times, our friendships and delights with one another, We have laughed and studied and worked togetherg we have prayed togetherg and now we have arrived together at the end of the trip. Our work here is finished. Other pilgrimages are waiting for us. Bede Jarrett once wrote: It is so easy to settle down somewhere and then when you move on to find that you have left half your heart behind you. We're glad to leave them with you, Notre Dame.