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HIS  EMINENCE  JAMES  C. 
CARDINAL  McGUIGAN 


THE  MOST  FRANCIS  V.  ALLEN, 

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Auxiliary  Bishop  of  Toronto 


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THE  MOST  REVEREND  PHILIP  F. 
POCOCK,   D.D.,  J.C.D. 
Coadjutor  Archbishop  of  Toronto 


THE  MOST  REVEREND   FRANCIS 
A.   MARROCCO,  D.D. 
Auxiliary  Bishop  of  Toronto 


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PATRONS  and  FRIENDS 

Your  Generosity  HasAAade  the 
Publication  of  THE  TOWERS'  Possible 
WE  ARE  GRATEFUL  TO  YOU 


HIS  EMINENCE  JAMES  C.  CARDINAL  McGUIGAN 
MOST  REVEREND  PHILIP  F.  POCOCK,  D.D.,  J.C.D. 
MOST  REVEREND  FRANCIS  V.  ALLEN,  D.D.,  V.G. 
MOST  REVEREND  FRANCIS  A.  MARROCCO,  D.D.,  V.F. 

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Right  Reverend  L.  F.  Barnett,  D.P.,  V.F. 
Right  Reverend  E.  M.  Brennan,  P.A.,  V.G. 
Right  Reverend  P.  P.  Coffey,  D.P. 
■Right  Reverend  T.  J.  Crowley,  P.A.,  V.G. 


Right  Reverend  P.  M.  Dwyer,  D.P.,  V.F. 

Right  Reverend  B.  T.  Kyte,  D.P. 

Right  Reverend  F.  K.  Lee,  D.P. 

Right  Reverend  A.  E.  McQuillen,  D.P.,  V.G. 


Right  Reverend  D.  J.  O'Connor,  D.P.,  V.F. 


Reverend  J.  A.  Donlon,  C.S.B., 
Reverend  J.  D.  Driscoll,  P.P. 
Reverend  J.  N.  Fullerton,  P.P. 
Reverend  M.  T.  Griffin,  Adm. 
Reverend  M.  P.  Lacey,  P.P. 
Reverend  T.  J.  McCabe,  P.P. 


P.P. 


Reverend  F.  R.  McGinn,  P.P. 
Reverend  F.  J.  McGoey,  P.P. 
Reverend  M.  J.  McGrath,  P.P. 
Reverend  V.  Priester,  P.P. 
Reverend  V.  A.  Thomson,  C.S.B 
Reverend  T.  F.  Toomey,  P.P. 


P.P. 


Reverend  L.  P.  Woods,  P.P. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Albert  Bear 

Dr.  J.  M.  Bennett 

|!)r.  and  Mrs.  George  A.  Callahan 
|Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jean  Charest 
fDr.  G.  F.  Culnan,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.(C)  and 
Mrs.  Culnan 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  J.  Day 

Mrs.  Gerald  S.  Doyle 

Mrs.  John  F.  Doyle 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  D.  A.  Duckworth 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ross  Dunn 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Milt  Dunnell 

Dr.  Jack  Egan 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  J.  Grossi 

Dr.  John  A.  Harper,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  (C) 

Mrs.  Harry  C.  Hatch 

Mr.  Arthur  J.  Holmes,  Q.C.  and  Mrs.  Holmes 

Mrs.  J.  J.  Howorth 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  M.  Keegan 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  S.  Keenan 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Melville  J.  Kelly 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  E.  Knowlton 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  W.  T.  G.  Knowlton 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Gilbert  A.  LaBine 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  S.  LaBine 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  E.  Libby 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Paul  McNamara  

The  Hon.  C.  P.  McTague,  Q.C.  and  Mrs.  McTague 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Paul  Morrison 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  L.  Morrison 

Mrs.  Isabel  Mosteller 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  W.  S.  Metzler 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  M.  O'Malley 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Gene  Natale 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  W.  Prendergast 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  Primeau 

Mr.  J.  "Bud"  Rosar 

Mr.  Gordon  Taylor 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  Thickott 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Louis  Velanoff 


Mrs.  M.  J.  Walsh 


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Father  Matthew  P.  Sheedy,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 

Principal  and  Superior 

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Saint  Michael's  College  School 


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Father   Patrick  Gorman,   C.S.B.,  M.A., 

Assistant  Principal 

English — Head   of  Department 


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Father   Louis  Purcell,  C.S.B.,  B.A., 
Treasurer,  Religion 


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Mr.  Claude   MacNeil,   B.A.,  B.Ed., 
Director  of  Studies,  French 


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Father  George  Thompson,  C.S.B.,  B.A. 
Latin,  Moderator  of  Scholastics 


Father  John  O'Loane,  C.S.B.,  MA 
Religion,  Latin 


Father  Maurice  Whelan,  C.S.B.,  B.A. 
Mothematics,  Director  of  "The  Tower" 


Father  Edward  Flanagan,  C.S.B.,  B.A. 
Religion,  Mathematics,  Athletics 


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Father  Leo  Munnelly  C.S.B.,  M.A., 

L.M.S., 
History,  Athletics 


Father  Anthony  Kelly,  C.S.B.,  B.A., 
Lotin — Head  of  Department 
Religion,  Greek 


Father  Albert  Butler,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  M.Ed., 
Religion,  Chemistry 


Father  Arnold   Megan,   C.S.B.,    B.A., 
Generol   Science — Head  of  Department 
Botany,  Zoology 


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Father  Leo  McGrady,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 
Religion,  English,  Director  of  Forensic  Society 


Father  John  Egsgard,  C.S.B.,  M.A., 
Mathematics — Head   of    Department 
Physics 


Father    Edward    Ronan,   C.S.B.,   M.A., 
Manual  Arts — Head  of  Department 
History,  Religion 


Father  Kenneth  Wilson,  C.S.6 
Mathematics,   Athletics 


Father   Rocco  Voipe,  C.S.B,,   B.A., 

Italian — Head  of   Department 

Religion,  Latin,  Assistant  Athletic  Director 


Father   Neil   Smith,   C.S.B.,   B.A.,  S.T.B., 
Religion,  English  Moderator  of  Boarders 


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Father  Paul  Sheehan,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  S.T.B., 
Physics — Head  of  Departmenf 
Mathematics,    Moderator    of    Gymnasium 


Father   Christopher   Iredale,  C.S.B.,   B.A., 
Religion,    History,    Librarian 


Father  Norman  Fitzpotrick,  C.S.B.,   M.A., 
French — Head   of   Department 
Director  of  Dramatics 


Father  George  VanderZanden,  C.S.B.,  B.A., 
Religion,  French,  Moderator  of  the  Bdnd 


Father  Arthur  Holmes,  C.S.B.,  B.A., 
Religion,  Mathematics 
Director  of  Athletics 


Father  Maurice  Taylor,  C.S.B.,  B.A.,  S.T.B., 

German — Head  of  Department 

Religion,  French,  Moderator  of  Martha  Guild 


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Mr.  Ronald  Dionne,  C.S.B.,  B.Sc, 
Mat-hemoHcs,   Physics 


Mr.  Johann  Terpstra,  C.S.B.,  B.A., 

French,  Moderator  of  Junior  Forensic  Society 


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Mr.  Edward  Tunney,  C.S.B.,  B.A., 
English,  Assistant  Librarian 


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Mr.    Edward   Sullivan,  C.S.B.,   B.A., 
Geography,   Latin 


Mr.    Woyne    O'Reilly,   C.S.B.,    B.A., 
English,  Latin,  Athletics 


Mr.  Paul  Burns,  C.S.B.,  B.A 
Religion,  Latin,  Greek 


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Mr.  John  Guerriere 
Music — Head  of  Department 
History 


Father  Michel  Tordif,  B.A.,  L.Th. 
French,  Athletics 


Mr.  Patrick  Fremeou,  C.S.B.,  B.A. 

Religion,  Geography,  English,  Athletics 


Mr.  Jack  Fenn,  B.A. 

Geography — Head  of  Department 
General  Science,  Physical  Education 
Department  of  Athletics 


Mr.  Michael  Lavelle,  B.A. 

Mathematics,  Physical  Education 
Department  of  Athletics 


Mr.  Hugh  McDougall,  M.A. 
History — Head  of  Department 
Department  of  Athletics 


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Mr.  Joseph  Younder,  B.A., 
English,   Latin 


Mr.  Daniel   Prendergast,  B.A., 
French,  Physical   Education, 
Department  of  Athletics 


Mr.  William   Laxton,  B.A., 
English,  General  Science, 
Chemistry,  Dramatics 


Mr.  George  Mausz,  B.A., 
Chemistry,  General   Science 


Mrs.   Bernice  Mulhall 
Secretary  to  the  Principol 


Mr.  John  Smart,  B.A., 

History,  English,  Public  Speaking 


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Mr.  Philip  Dee 
Auditor 


Mrs.  Alma  Sternik 
Secretary 


Mr.  Joseph  Hughes 

Secretary  to  the  Treasurer 


Mrs.  Agnes  Byrne 
General  Office  Staff 


Mrs.  Elizabeth  Smythe 
Cafeteria  Manageress 


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The  Most  Reverend  George  B.  Flahiff, 
C.S.B.,  Archbishop  of  Winnipeg  visits 
in  the  Office  of  Father  Matthew  Sheedy, 
CS.B.  Principal  of  St.  Michael's  College 
School. 


Fr.  Munnelly  kibitzes,  Father  Penny  catches  up  on  the 
latest  news  while  Mr.  Demaline  and  Mr.  Terpstra  try  to 
outdraw  each  other  at  the  card  table  in  the  Community 
Room  of  The  Priests'  Residence. 


Fr.  Thompson,  Fr.  O'Loane,  Fr.  Munnelly,  and  Fr.  Megan  pause  for  a  few  mo- 
ments under  Fr.  Bill  Conway's  Memorial  Plaque  on  the  way  to  the  Chapel. 


Father  B.  Higgins- 


Just  in  from  the  North  Country. 


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Father  N.  Fitzpatrick  with  his  "trophies" 


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The  Student  Council,  1963 


Hugh  O'Neill  (Sports  Rep.);  Claude  Tanguay  (Secretary);  James  McGuigan  (Treas- 
urer); Nicholas  Ciavarella  (President);  Julius  Puodzuikas  (Vice-President) ;  Joseph 
Toby  (Grad.  Rep.). 


The  members  of  the  Student  Council  of  Saint  Michael's  worked  diligently  and  enthusi- 
astically to  help  each  and  every  Club  and  Society  to  achieve  its  end  during  the  past 
year.     We  salute  them  for  a  job  well  done. 


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TEACH  ME 

GOODNESS 

DISCIPLINE 

AND 

KNOWLEDGE 


The  members  of  the  HONOUR 
SOCIETY  achieved  an  average 
of  at  least  seventy-five  per  cent 
in  the  Mid-Year  Examinations 
with  no  mark  below  sixty. 


GRADE  NINE 

"M"   Man— Francis   Markotich    (91.4%) 

Bruno   Bellissimo 

Michael   Bourns 

Joseph   Brisbois 

Berti  Cesare 

David  Cherevaty 

Dennis  Conlogue 

Hugh  Connelly 

Michael   D'Aoust 

Gerald    Dodds 

James  Drake 

Ion  Griffin 

John  Guoba 

Martin   Hawdur 

Louis  Horvath 

Carl  Hickey 

Paul  Hoy 

Edward   Hutchison 

Michael  Hyszka 

Alan  Jones 

Gerard   LaPeer 

George  Lesperance 

Michael   Lynch 

William  Manley 

Paul   McCann 

Paul   McCarron 

James  McCarthy 

Eugene  McEleney 

Terry  McNally 

Michael  Miller 

Joseph  Mior 

Enzo   Montini 

Ross    Morrison 

Paul   Neubauer 

James   Royer 

Mark   Siatowski 

Walter  Silecki 

Lawrence  Smith 

Enzo  Santianni 

Algirdas  Stankus 

James  Stewart 

Chris  Szalwinski 

Cliff  Truox 


GRADE  TEN 

"M"  Man— Jules  Gagne   (88.4%) 

Paul  Aspinwall 

Donald    Bannan 

Douglas  Bannan 

Jura  Bilaniuk 

Ian   Burnie 

Paul  Bottoni 

Ray  Buchowski 

John  Campana 

Anthony  Chiarelli 

Charles   Corrigan 

William  Counter 

Anthony   Delisi 

Carlo   DePellegrin 

Peter   DeVita 

Geoffrey   Donohue 

Michael  Doucet 

Mario  Fedele 

Paul  Ferraro 

Gerard  Geddes 

William   Giglio 

Stephen  Graf 

John  Greb 

Thomas  Greco 

Ralph   Guerard 

John  Harti 

Peter   Inokai 

John   Jeffries 

James  Kavanagh 

Gregory  Kealey 

Kenneth  Kinlin 

John   LaBerge 

Richard  LaChapelle 

Joseph    Lanno 

Michael   Lemche 

John  Long 

Peter  MacCallum 

John  Malo 

Donald  Marsh 

John  May 

Michael  McCarron 

Donald  McKay 

William  McNeill 


Christopher   Otrysko 
John   Pariselli 
John   Pilot 
Michael   Pittana 
Thomas  Regan 
William  Robb 
Rainer  Soegtrop 
Richard  Spear 
Ron  Spizziri 
Raymond  Stockus 
Zygmunt  Szwed 
Ramunas  Tamulionis 
Miroslaw   Tarnowka 
Paul    Thompson 
Graham  White 
Alan  Winarski 
Andrew  Zubrits 

GRADE  ELEVEN 

"M"  Man— Jerry  Radziuk  (92.6%) 

Edward  Batna 

Gil   Bellanvance 

Colin   Brezicki 

Paul  Broadhead 

Brendan   Browne 

John  Campitelli 

Peter  Carmichael 

Mario  Chiarcossi 

Stan  Clapp 

John   Costello 

Richard  Daigle 

Dino    DeCarIi 

Donald  Fraser 

Attila  Hegedus 

Kenneth   Knowles 

Robert  Kmiec 

Jerry   Kopach 

Ronald  Lawrence 

William  Metzler 

Ivan  Muchalov 

Michael  O'Brien 

Michael   Paulsen 

Mario  Perek 

Ciro  Polsinelli 


Randy  Post 
Philip   Russo 
Henry  Sadauskas 
Francis  Sakalinis 
Thomas  Sapiano 
Robert  Thompson 
John  Truchan 
James  Valiquette 
Brian  Woodrow 

GRADE  TWELVE 

"M"  Man— Michael   O'Hagan   (90%) 

Jerry   Bellomo 

Stan   Dobrowolski 

Lorenzo   DiCecco 

Thomas  Donovan 

Roman  Fedyna 

Larry   Keith 

Alan  Long 

Arnold   Lang 

Rick  Mays 

Steve  McCarthy 

Terry  McTague 

Patrick  O'Brien 

John  Royer 

Andrew  Schwalm 

Akos  Szakolcai 

John  Visentin 

GRADE  THIRTEEN 

"M"  Man— Richard  Puccini  (87%) 

Robert  Curran 

Kenneth  Cushman 

Rocco  Delvecchio 

Larwence  Dietrich,  C.S.B. 

Michael  Fought 

John  Govan 

John  Miles 

William  Madott 

Patrick  Monahan 

Bruce  Mutter 

Donald  Shanahan 

Gailius  Skrinskas 

Gregory  Sorbara 

David  Staines 

Donald  Truscello 


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HONOUR  SOCIETY 


AWARD  DAY 


On  January  21, 1963,  the  Faculty  and  Students  of  Saint  Michael's 
College  School  paid  tribute  to  the  old  and  new  members  of  the 
Saint  Michael's  Honour  Society.  At  the  Student  Academic  As- 
sembly the  Most  Reverend  George  Flahiff,  C.S.B.,  Archbishop 
of  Winnipeg,  presented  the  "M"  Award  to  the  leaders  in  each 
Grade,  and  the  Honour  Pin  to  the  Honour  Students.  This  lofty 
perch  is  gained  by  those  who  obtain  and  retain  an  average  of 
75%  with  no  mark  below  60%  in  any  subject. 


Grade  Thirteen  Honour  "M"  Award 
winner  Richard-^  Puccini  receives 
his  plaque  from  Archbishop  Fla- 
hiff. 


The  Inspector  of  Saint  Michael's  College  School  from  the  Department  of 
Education,  Mr.  Hodgins,  poses  with  Jerry  Radziuk  (the  M-Man  in  Grade 
Eleven),  and  Richard  Puccini  (the  M-Man  in  Grade  Thirteen). 


Michael  O'Hagan  displays  his  "M"  to  the 
camera  man  in  the  Tower  Office.  Michael 
rose  to  the  lofty  M-Man  heights  only  after 
a  strenuous  struggle  against  many  out- 
standing scholars  in  Grade   Twelve. 


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Francis  Markotich  of  Grade  Nine-Five  walked  off 
with  the  honours  among  the  Freshmen  at  Saint 
Michael's  this  year.  To  be  the  leader  of  two 
hundred  and  eighty  aspirants  for  th»  title  is  a 
remarkable  achievement;  and  Frank  will  not  re- 
Hnqxiish  his  stately  role  without  a  mighty  strug- 
gle. Congratulations,  Frank;  keep  up  the  good 
work. 


Jules  Gagne  was  high  among  the  Grade  Nine  stu- 
dents last  year.  At  that  time  it  was  obvious  that 
he  would  move  up  higher  on  the  percentage  lad- 
der; and  that  he  did.  He  moved  rapidly  and 
surely  right  to  the  top.  Congratulations,  Jules; 
you  have  worked  diligently  to  gain  your  high 
place  among  the  scholars  in  Grade  Ten. 


The  outstanding  Class  in  Grade  Nine  as  far  as  Honour  Society  pin-wearers  is  concerned  is  Grade  Nine- 
Five.  These  ten  boys  happily,  and  proudly,  and  with  dignity  wear  their  Honour  Society  Pin.  Stand- 
ing: James  McCarthy,  Paul  McCann,  Michael  Miller,  Terry  McNally,  Enzo  Montini.  Seated:  Eugene 
McEleney,  Frances  Markotich,  Paul  McCarron,  Joseph  Mior,  William  Manley. 


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Mr.  M.  Kelly 
Past  President 


Pother  L.  Purcell,  C.S.B. 
Faculty  Moderator 


Mr.  M.  O'Haro 
2nd  Vice-President 


Mr.  J.  Fuilon 
Treasurer 


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Mr.  H.  Curie 
President 


Mr.  G.  Fuilon 

1st  Vice-President 


Mr.  T.  O'Leary 
Secretary 


THE  QUARTERBACK  CLUB  OF  SAINT 


Mr.  R.  Morin 


Mr.  A.  Hayes 


Mr.  J.  Crawford 


Mr.  P.  Deyine 


Mr.  H.  Fenn 


Father  Purcell  cuts  his  birthday  cake  at 
the  Annual  Christmas  Party. 


Mr.  G.  Downes 


Mr.  J.  Dockeray 


MICHAEL'S  COLLEGE  SCHOOL 


Mr.  B.  Robertson 


Mr,  J.  McGinn 


Mr.  G.  Dockergy 


Mr.  W.  O'Neill 


Mr.  B.  O'Brien 


Mr.  E.  Bridger 


Mr.  W.  George 


Mrs.  J.  J.  Howorth 
Past  President 


Mrs.  C.  S.  Murroy 
Recording  Secretary 


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Mrs.  J.  J.  Wiley 
President 


Mrs.  S.  J.   Burkett 
Treasurer 


Mrs.  Ross  Dunn 
General  Convener  of 
First   Nighters'   Party 


Mrs.   R.    E.   Libby 
3rd  Vice-President 


Mrs.   Paul  Morrison 
Corresponding  Secretary 


Mrs.   Charles   Brady 
1st  Vice-President 


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Mrs.  Alfred  Mills 
Ticket  Convenor  of 
First  Nighters'  Forty 


Paul  Benson 

A  Fashion  Show  Model 


Poul  Loftquist 


Mrs.  Paul   Benson,  Convenor  of  the  Fall   Fashion  Show 


Mrs.  Frank  Henry 
After  Theatre 
Party  Convener 


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Mrs.  Albert  Bear  and  daughter  Barbara. 
Mrs.  Bear  was  General  Convener  of  Bridge 
and  Fashion  Show;  Barbara  was  one  of  the 
models. 

"Guys  and  Dolls" 
Our  Models 


John  Walker 

A  Fashion  Show  Model 


Maureen  Burkett 


Judy  Grant 


Michael  Livingston 


THE  MUSIC  MAN " 

'Preparations  and  Rehearsals" 


Father  Norman  Fitzpatrick,  CS.B.,  Producer  of 
"The  Music  Man"  and  Director  of  Dramatics  dur- 
ing one  of  the  rehearsals.  Mr.  John  Guerriere, 
Director  of  Music,  displays  mixed  feelings. 


The  Production  Staff  of  "The  Music  Man."  SITTING:  Father  George 
Vander  Zanden  (Associate  Director  of  Music) ;  Mr.  John  Guerriere 
(Director  of  Music) ;  Father  Norman  Fitzpatrick  (Director  of  Dra- 
matics). STANDING:  Father  Maurice  Whelan  (Business  Manager); 
Mr.  William  Laxton  (Assistant  Director  of  Dramatics). 


Winthrop  (Ross  Morrison),  Amaryllis  (Mary 
O' Donahue),  and  Mrs.  Paroo  (Valerie  King)  with 
other  members  of  the  Cast  during  one  of  the 
rehearsals). 


Eileen  Weber  (one  of  the  River  City 
Townspeople)  with  Frances  Grant 
(Secretary  to  the  Directors)  during  a 
"take-five"  break. 


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Members  of  the  Stage  Crew  at  work  during  the  early  preparations 
for  "The  Music  Man"  production.  Standing:  Bob  Cameron  and 
Stewart  Laverty.  Kneeling:  Richard  Primeau,  Ron  Alexson  (Stage 
Manager) ,  Frank  Dupuis. 


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Koylene  O  Connor,  and  Sandra  Hoover  enjoy  Mike 
^?i^iers   antics   when   he   accuses  Sandra   of  biting 


Mr.  John  Guerriere,  Director  of  Music,  briefs   the 
cast  prior  to  the  final  Dress  Rehearsal. 


Two  of  the  more  important  music  men  at  work: 
Mr.  Guerriere  and  Mr.  John  Arpin,  pianist.  Mr. 
Arpin  was  a  tremendous  assistant  to  the  Directors 
and  to  the  individual  members  of  the  Cast;  and 
as  so  many  remarked  before,  during,  and  after 
the  Show  ...  "A  great  guy!" 


One  of  the  many  wonderful 
"Stars"  of  the  Show  .  .  . 
Winthrop!  Remember  .  .  .  ? 
"Oh,  Thith-ter,  ain't 
thcrump-thyouth?" 


SCHOOL 


J,    MICHAEL'S  COllEOE 


CURTAIN 


8  p.m- 


Winthrop   {Ross  Morrison)   kisses  his  sister,  Marion    {Diane    Beauvais) ,   while    his    mother    {Valerie 
King)  and  his  girl  friend,  Amaryllis   {Mary  O'Donohue)  look  on. 


The  Music  Man,  Harold  Hill  {Charles  Wyszkowski)  stirs  up  the  River  City  Townspeople,  who  are  in  a 
holiday  mood,  with  his  rendition  of  "Seventy-Six  Trombones." 


Mayor  Shinn  {John  Miles),  the  Townspeople  and  Kids,    listen   attentively    to   Charlie    Cowell    {Michael 
Foster) ,  the  Anvil  Salesman,  as  he  gives  them,  the  facts  about  Harold  Hill. 


Page  31 


The  Traveling  Salesmen  passing  through  River  City,  Iowa,  hear  about 
the  Music  Man  from  Mark  Kaczkowskl.  Could  that  be  Harold  sitting 
on  his  suitcqse? 


The  Indian  Maidens  of  the  Tribe  of  Wah-Tah-Nyee  entertain  the  towns- 
people in  the  Madison  High  School  Gymnasium  during  the  July  4th 
exercises. 


"Iowa  Stubborn"  sung  by  the  Townspeople  in  the  centre  of  town  is  the 
"Welcome"  that  Harold  Hill  receives  on  his  arrival  at  River  Gty. 


"You're  not  listening,  Marion."  The  Music  Man  invades  the  peace  and 
quiet  of  the  Library  where  Marion  Paroo  rules  with  an  iron  hand.  The 
"kids"  of  River  City  ore  "foolin'  'round"  while  their  Librarian  is  occu- 
pied with  Harold. 


"You  don't  know  me  .  .  .  yet."  This  is 
the  "line"  that  Marion  uses  when  she 
tried  to  forestall  Mr.  Cowell  in  his  at- 
tempt to  belittle  Harold  Hill  in  the  eyes 
of  the  people  of  River  City. 


Winthrop  poses  with  his  new  trum- 
pet with  the  mother-of-pearl  keys. 


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The  Music  Man  and  the  Anvil  Salesman 
finally  meet.  Result:  the  "good  guy"  beot 
the  "bad  guy." 


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THE  SAINT  MICHAEL'S  COLLEGE 


SCHOOL  CONCERT  BAND 


Mr.  Guerriere,  Director  of  Music,  conducts  a  saxophone 
ensemble  during   the  popular  Christmas  Concert. 


John  Volpe  wields  the  baton  when  Mr.  Grierriere  joins 
Livio  Leonardelli,  the  Concert  Master  of  the  Saint  Mich- 
ael's Concert  Band,  and  Joseph  Quinto  for  a  trumpet 
solo  at  one  of  the  Music  Appreciation  Concerts. 


Page  33 


THE 

MUSIC 

DEPARTMENT 


THE   GLEE   CLUB 

BACK  ROW:  Terry  Hutchinson,  Donald  McKay,  Paul 
McAteer,  Gilbert  Belevance,  Richard  Englehutt,  Mi- 
chael Poulsen.  FRONT  ROW:  Robin  Taylor,  James 
Byrne,  Ivan  Bredeau,  John  Harti,  Father  George 
VonderZanden   (Director). 


This  year,  under  the  direction  of 
Father  Vander  Zanden,  the  Glee  Club 
was  re-organized ;  and  it  spent  a  busy 
year  rehearsing  for  its  full  schedule, 
which  included  the  Christmas  Con- 
cert, appearances  at  several  of  the 
Student  Activity  Assemblies  and  the 
Spring  Concert. 


One  of  the  features  of  our  Concerts  dur- 
ing the  past  two  years  has  been  the 
appearance  on  the  programme  of  our 
youthful  virtuoso  of  the  keyboard.  Jura 
Bilaniuk.  Here  he  is  seen  at  the  Grand 
Piano  during  the  Christmas  Concert;  and 
at  the  left  with  his  director,  Mr.  Guer- 
riere,  with  the  Concert  Band  in  the  back- 
ground. 


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Mr.   Burns,  Director  of   the   Club, 
and  the  Executive. 


They  say  the  fishin'  is  good  in 
Alaska. 


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Go  West,  young  men.  Go  West! 


THE 
UNITED 


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The  Stamp  and  Coin  Club 

Some  people  just  cannot  be  impressed! 


Big  Business!  Penny  Pinchers! 


Page  35 


THE  ITALIAN  CLUB 


THIRD  ROW:  William  Madott,  Joseph  Voipe, 
Giro  Polslnelli,  Father  Rocco  VoIpe,  C.S.B.; 
Danlele  Nicastro,  Bruno  Riga,  John  Scandif- 
fio.  SECOND  ROW:  Richard  Anastasio, 
Anfrew  Gorrigan,  Angelo  Diana,  Frank  Scar- 
plno.  FIRST  ROW:  Lawrence  Pelllccione 
(Treasurer),  Lorenzo  DeCecco  (President), 
Gregory  Sorbara. 


Father  VoIpe  (Director  of  Italian  Club)  and   Lorenzo   DeCecco. 


THIRD  ROW:  Joseph  Lanno,  Peter  Pratchett, 
Mario  Fedele,  Anthony  Chiarelli,  Peter  De- 
Vita,  Gerardo  Ferri.  SECOND  ROW:  An- 
thony Bottoni,  Joseph  Pivato,  Anthony  De- 
Lisi,  Richard  LaChappelle.  FIRST  ROW:  Enzo 
Santianni,    Frank    Tonon,    Rocco    Commisso. 


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Joe  Volpe  gives  Miss  Lynn  Franks  a 
run  down  on  how  he  operates.  What 
is  the  big  "deal"  this  time,  Joe?  Name 
and  phone  number,  please! 


The  President! 


"La  Tarantella!" 


So  that's  what  they  do  in  their  free   time!    That's  one  thing   they 
did  well! 


"I  brush  mine  after  every  meal."  An- 
gelo  Dianna,  Dance  Instructor  par  ex- 
cellence, is  about  to  demonstrate  "The 
Twist." 


Members  of  the  Club  admire  the  model  of 
the  Globe  Theatre  Display  in  the  Library. 


''Where's  your  apron,  Frank?" 


Mike  Foster    (front — centre).   President   of   the   Sodality 
and  members  of  the  Executive. 


This  happy  little  group  completes  the  membership   to  a 
small  but  extremely  active  organization  at  S.M.C.S. 


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Father  Gorman,  Spiritual  Di- 
rector of  The  Junior  Sodality, 
and  members  of  his  Christmas 
Basket  Committee  help  those 
who  find  it  difficult  to  help 
themselves. 


The  St.  John  Bosco  Triduum  is 
sponsored  by  Our  Lady's  So- 
dality. The  above  trio  are  ac- 
tive members  of  the  Junior  So- 
dality. 


SODALITY 


Father  Megan  supervises  the 
checking  of  some  of  the  Christ- 
mas Boxes  that  are  prepared 
each  year  by  Sodality  members. 

Page  38 


More  of  the  same 


Members  of  the  Junior  Sodality 


The  Junior  Sodah'ty  Executive 


So  does  this. 


Page  39 


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Brian  Donnelly  of  Grade  12 
Champion  "Impromptu"  Ora- 
tor at  S.M.C.S.  and  winner 
in  the  contest  for  Private 
Schools  in  Metropolitan  To- 
ronto. 


PUBLIC 
SPEAKING 


John  Pariselli  {Grade  10) 
winner  of  the  Original  Ora 
tory  Contest  at  St.  Michael's. 


AND 


Terpstra,  C.S.B. 


1  McGrady,  C.S.B.,  Mr.  J. 

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Father  McGrady  with  a  group  of  orators  and  debaters. 


and  Mr.  Terpstra  with  another  group  of  members  of  the 
active  Oratorical  Society. 

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Fr.  McGrady  with  contestants  at  a  contest  sponsored  by 
Saint  Michael's  College  School. 


Master  Brock  registers  members  of  the  Notre  Dame  High 
School  Oratorical  Society  under  the  sponsorship  of  Mrs. 
D.  Parkes. 


THE  SAINT  LUKE  SOCIETY 


Living  it  up  in  the  Science  Lab.  "Now  you  put  the  hops  in  here." 

HLOODANO  CKCULAlOIfy  SVStSJT 


What's  for  lunch  today,  Steve? 


Sign  up  for  your  cell  mate  here! 


'Wild  Life!" 


Father  Megan,  Director  of  the  St.  Lulce  Society, 
and  David  admire  some  more  "Wild  Life." 


Now  Son,  it  works  like  this  . 


Gary  and  Gerrardo  .  .  .  what  is  it? 


MANUAL 


Cutting  cheese.  Bob?     Terrifying,  isn't  it? 


Hire  a  Secretary.    It's  faster  that  way. 


Page  42 


ARTS 


Some  of  his  masterpieces. 


Ron   and   Frank   getting   ready    to   light    Father 
Ronan's  cigar. 

Come  in  and  close  the  door. 


What  are  they.  Father?  plans  for  a  new  Chicken  Coop. 


Wild  Life,  number  three. 


One  little  tap  on  the  noggin  would  do  the  trick. 

Page  43 


4 


Father  Anthony  Kelly,  CS£.  {Director  of  the  Mission  Society)  and  members  of  the 
Executive  in  the  Mission  Room  .  .  .  the  place  where  the  donations  roll  in  every  Wednes- 
day evening. 


THE  MISSION  SOCIETY 


Senior  Homeroom  Leaders  of  the  Mission  Society. 


Father  Kelly  and  two  of  his  fine  workers  for  the  Missions. 


Page  44 


Each  Homeroom  has  a  Mission  Representa- 
tive and  an  assistant.  Grade  Ten  Reps  are 
seen  in  the  picture  at  the  left. 


The  Grade  Eleven  Classes  are 
usually  high  up  in  the  Mission 
Standings.  These  are  the  boys 
who  keep  the  Mission  Spirit 
moving  in  Grade  Eleven. 


The  Assistant  Reps  in  Grade 
Eleven  are  a  lively  bunch  and 
they  do  their  bit  to  keep  the  ball 
rollin'. 


The  Grade  Nine  boys  caught  the  Mission 
Spirit  early  this  year  and  much  of  their 
success  is  due  to  the  enthusiastic  leadership 
of  the  boys  pictured  at  the  right. 


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THE  DOUBLE  BLUE  BULLETIN 

Editor  Joe  Toby  and  his  fine  Staff  of  writers  presented  to  the  students  an  excep- 
tionally fine  Bulletin  every  few  weeks  during  the  past  year.  It  contained  informa- 
tion about  every  phase  of  student  extra-curricular  life.  It  recorded  the  events  and 
thoughts  which  were   the  news  on  campus  during   the  year. 


THE  ASTRONOMY  CLUB 

Mr.  Mausz,  Director  of  the  Astronomy  Club,  meets  with   the   youthful  satellites   of 
the  Club. 


Page  46 


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"Let's  have  a  Party!"  This  is  a  cry  that  is  a  "hit" 
in  every  set;  and  the  Boarders  always  seemed  to  have 
an  excuse  for  a  "get-together."  Father  Smith,  the 
kind,  and  gentle  Boarder  Master  was  "taken  in"  by 
the  pleadings  and  "threats"  (?)  of  his  subjects  on 
several  occasions.  The  pictures  on  this  page  were 
taken  at  one  of  the  informal  gatherings. 


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Refreshments  were  always  an  important  feature  of  the 
Boarder  Parties.  Both  Staff  and  Students  were  well  cared 
for  by  the  Senior  Boarders. 


Cam  Killoran,  the  "Master  of  Ceremonies,"  poses 
,with  one  of  his  junior  assistants,  Pat  Livingston 
from   Tillsonbtirg,  Ontario. 


Father  Smith,  third  from  the  left,  leads  the  St. 
Clair  House  Prefects  in  one  of  their  Barber  Shop 
Quartette  musical  selections.  Others  in  the  pic- 
ture are  Mr.  "Ted"  Sullivan,  Mr.  R.  Dionne,  and 
Father  Iredale,  Assistant  Prefect. 


Since  this  was  a  Boarder  Party,  proceedings  always 
began  with  food,  closed  with  food;  and,  of  course,  there 
was  food  at  intermission.  If  Cam,  isn't  careful  he'll  be 
wearing  a  tray-full  of  cup  cakes. 


It  seems  as  if  the  entertainment  was  of  high  calibre.  Expres- 
sions on  the  faces  of  the  boys  in  this  picture  all  depict  fun  and 
approval. 


Page  47 


THE  GRADUATING 
SAINT    MICHAEL'S 
1963 


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Under  the  direction  of  Father  Whelan,  the  Student  Council 
organized  and  produced  the  Student  Activity  Assemblies  dur- 
ing the  past  year.  The  entertainment  provided  by  several  of 
the  organizations  in  the  school  ranged  from  the  ridiculous  to  the 
sublime.  The  St.  Clair  House  Drama  Society  supplied  the  buf- 
foonery for  the  Football  Pep  Assembly.  The  Music  Department 
presented  a  "Pops  Concert"  to  advertise  the  Christmas  Band 
Concert;  and  this  gathering  in  the  gym  was  a  highlight  of  the 
pre-Christmas  meetings.  Perhaps  the  highlight  of  the  year  was 
the  "Music  Man"  Assembly.  Mr.  Guerriere  and  his  Quartette 
joined  the  popular  Diane  Beauvais  on  the  stage  to  enthrall 
both  the  Staff  and  students  with  their  magnificent  musical 
talent. 


Captivating  music  was  played  by 

Mr.  Dean  Whalen  on  the  organ 

whenever  he  appeared    as  guest 

artist  at  our  assemblies.    Many  thanks,  Dean. 


A  "hen"  party! 


Page  50 


A  section  of  the  student  body  at  one  of  the  popular  Student  Activity  Assemblies. 


Mr.  John  Guerriere  and  his  Quartette  accompany  Diane  Beauvais  when  she  appeared  at  the  "Music  Man  As- 
sembly." She  captivated  her  all-male  audience  with  her  rendition  of  "Goodnight  My  Someone"  and  "Till  There 
Was  You"  which  she  sang  so  beautifully  at  all  of  the  performances  of  the  most  popular  of  all  of  the  Drama 
Society's  productions  of  recent  years. 


The  remaining  pictures  on  this  page  were  taken  at  the 
"Beat-Del-Assembly."  The  feature  attraction  at  this 
Assembly  was  the  production  presented  by  the  St.  Clair 
House  Drama  Society.  It  was  a  great  "hit;"  and  all 
those  who  were  present  were  fortunate  indeed. 


Page  51 


STUDENT  COUNCIL  ELECTIONS  FOR 

1963 


President-elect  Nick  Ciavar- 
ella  making  his  acceptance 
speech. 


Election  Day  in  the  gymnasium.  Some  fun! 


A  musical  group  from  the  Concert  Band  entertained  during  the  two 
and  one-half  hour  show. 


Don  Giroux  and  Mike  Mulhall  cutting  capers  for 
the  am,usement  of  all  present. 


Frank  Llusa  —  one  of  the  muny  performers. 


Page  52 


Andre  (JFK)  Dempsey 
made  a  big  hit  as 
Campaign  Manager  for 
Claude  Tanguay. 


As  the  campaigners  saw   the  "decorations"  from  the  stage. 


Joe  Pastor  and  Wally  Stanowski 
during  one  of  the  "wild"  scenes 
on  stotge. 


Ken  LeClaire  interviews  a  man 
on  the  street,  Joe  Pastor,  re- 
garding hockey  play-offs  in  the 
THonth  of  May. 


John  Gorman  receives  preferred  treat- 
m,ent  as  he  approaches  the  stage  to 
make  his  campaign  speech. 


The  Chorus  Line  with  "Junior"  Byrne 
at  the  "mike" 


On  the  following  day  the  student  body  awaits  the  announcements 
as  to  the  results  of  the  elections. 


Wally  Stanowski  and  Gary  Smith  take  the  count  and 
lose  the  "Rasslers"  mug  in  the  closing  skit  of  the  elec- 
tion ceremonies. 


Page  53 


Old  Boys  of  Saint  Michael's  College  School  welcome  Archbishop 
Flahiff  when  he  visited  Saint  Michael's  for  Academic  Award 
Day. 


4- 


Father  Maurice  Taylor  prepares  his  classes  and  grades  your  papers 
here  in  the  peace  and  quiet  of  his  room  in  the  Residence. 


Father  David  Bauer  of  St.  Mark's  College 
in  the  University  of  British  Columbia 
preached  the  Senior  Retreat.  Seen  with  him 
are  David  O'Connor,  Greg  Sorbara,  Joe  Mc- 
Goey,  Miro  Luvric,  and  John  Walker. 


Page  54 


Philip  Halloran,  selected  by  his  classmates  as  the  outstanding  boy  at  St. 
Michael's  in  1962,  receives  the  Spiritus  Trophy  from  Bishop  Marrocco. 
Waiting  to  congratulate  Philip  are  Father  John  Kelly,  President  of  the 
University  of  St.  Michael's  College;  Father  M.  Sheedy,  Principal  of  St. 
Michael's  College  School;  and  Old  Boy  William  Allen,  Q.C.,  Chairman  of 
the  Metropolitan  Board  of  Toronto. 


Very  Reverend  Joseph  C.  Wey,  C.S.B. 
Superior  General  of  the  Basilian 
Fathers. 


Father  Vincent  Thomson,  C.S.B.,  Pastor  of  the  Holy 
Rosary  Church,  presents  Michael  Lemche  with  a 
Scholarship  for  Grade  Ten  which  he  won  with  an 
average  of  92.4%   at  the  end  of  Grade  Nine. 


Monsignor  L.  F.  Bamett,  D.P.,  V.F.  con- 
gratulates a  prize  winner  at  Saint  Michael's 
on  Academic  Award  Day. 


His  Excellency  The  Most  Reverend  Sebastiano  Baggio 
The  Apostolic  Delegate  to  Canada 


Page  55 


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The  Double  Blue  Ball  Committee -1963 

Hugh  O'Neill  and  Miss  Pixie  Duggan ;  Claude  Tanguay  and  Miss  Janice  Wherry ;  James 
McGuigan  and  Miss  Sharon  Keough;  Nicholas  Ciavarella  and  Miss  Mary  Walsh;  Julius 
Puodziukas  and  Miss  Lynda  Brown;  Joseph  Toby  and  Miss  Patricia  Smith. 


Page  67 


Dancing  in  the  Gym  after  a  Skating  party  in 
the  Arena.  The  Student  Council  sponsored 
many  activities  during  the  past  year,  but  none 
were  more  enjoyable  than  the  Skating  Par- 
ties which  were  held  in  S.  Michael's  Arena. 
After  a  couple  of  hours  on  the  ice,  the  happy 
groups  doffed  their  blades  and  donned  their 
SOX  to  hop,  and  jive,  and  twist  for  another 
hour  or  two.    Happy  Days ! 


The  popular  Sock  Hops  at  Saint  Michael's  were  always  well-attended. 
This  is  a  section  of  the  large  crowd  that  enjoyed  the  Hallowe'en  Party. 


Claude  Tanguay,  a  member  of  the  Student 
Council,  with  the  Disc  Jockeys  at  the  Pre- 
Christmas  Sock  Hop. 


President  Nick  Ciavarella  welcomes  two 
m.embers  of  the  "Fair  Sex"  to  one  of  the 
Hops  sponsored  by  the  Council. 


Members  of  the  Junior  Sodality  raise  funds  for  their  organization 
selling  refreshments  during  Intermission  at  one  of  the  dances. 


Father  Leo  McGrady  takes  time  out  to  enjoy  a  few  pleasant  rrurments 
with  his  niece  during  the  intermission  of  the  January  Hop. 


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Page  58 


Father  Penny  and  others  enjoy  Franciso  Medal's  embarrassment 
because  he  has  to  admit  to  but  fifteen  years  of  age.  The  age 
limit  at  Sock  Hops  for  boys  is  sixteen  years.  Come  back  next 
year,  Frankie. 


Sue  McKendry  cuts  in  on  Little  "Mo"  Woodcroft  during  a  "jive" 
session  with  popular  Joe  McGoey. 


Jim  Keon  and  the  lovely  Denyse  Carton 
enjoy  each  other's  company  at  the  Sock 
Hovs  which  they  attended  regularly. 


Peter  McGoey  and  "Music  Man"  usherette 
Mary  Trudeau  at  the  Hallowe'en  Party. 


Find  me.   I  must  be  there.   It's  a  Double  Blue  Sock  Hop. 


Jack  Combs  and  Jane  Riddell 
smile  for  the  "birdie"  in  between 
dances  at  an  after-skating  party 
dance. 


THE  DOUBLE  BLUE  BALL 


*JCa  Ute  eit  ^m' 


Master  Artist  Paul  Kavanagh  and  an  assistant  from  Notre 
Dame  High  School  work  on  one  of  the  murals  for  the  Ball. 


Joe  (Student  Council)  Toby  and  Joe  Pereeki 
climb  the  Eiffel  Tower  as  they  complete 
their  "center-piece"  for  the  Ballroom  Floor. 


Forty  feet  long  and  twelve  feet 
high  was  the  Arc  de  Triomphe 
mural  designed  and  painted  by 
Paul  Kavanagh. 


Artists  and  carpenters  at  work  on  decora- 
tions for  the  Parisienne  Theme  of  the  Dou- 
ble Blue  Ball. 


Page  60 


Official  photographer,  Mr.  John  Maiola,  invades  the  privacy  of 
"The  Powder  Room"  to  catch  these  lovely  ladies  just  before 
they  join  their  escorts  to  tip-toe  down  the  Reception  Line. 


School  Officials,  Patrons  and  Patronesses 
join  the  Student  Council  Members  and  their 
friends  to  welcome  the  guests  along  the  Re- 
ception Line. 


Happy  couples  meet  in  the  Lounge  for  refreshments 
during  intermission. 


Miss  Jane  Riddell  of  St.  Joseph's  (Mor- 
row Park)  poses  with  her  escort,  Brian 
Bumie,  at  the  beautiful  shrine  of  the 
Blessed  Virgin  situated  on  the  balcony 
overlooking    the    gaily    decorated    Ball- 


Gendarmes  guard  the  entrance  to  the  Arc 
de  Triomphe  as  Charles  Schultz  welcomes 
Miss  Dianne  Pompilio  and  accompanies  her 
to  a  table  at  one  of  the  "Side  Walk  Cafes." 


Joe  McGoey  and  Denyse  Carton  join  Ron  Alexson  and  Kathy 
Mifsud  at  another  picturesque  cafe  while  Maureen  Wood- 
croft  and  Bill  Cassidy  enjoy  a  little  joke  while  waiting  for 
a  table. 


Page  62 


The  Grand  March  whirls  Its  way  around  the  gaily  decorated  Eiffel  Tower  .  .  .  Happy 
Days  Are  Here  Again  .  .  .  La  Vie  en  Rose. 


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Miss  Marilyn  Sheridan,  the  1962  Queen, 
crowns  Noreen  Johnston  as  Queen  of 
The  Double  Blue  Ball,  1963. 


Noreen,  happily  and  humbly,  accepts  the 
honour  as  it  is  announced  to  the  large 
gathering  by  Nick  Ciavarella,  President 
of  the  Student  Council. 


The  Double  Blue  Ball,  1963,  of  Saint  Michael's  College  School. 


Page  63 


Page  64 


Miss   Noreen  Johnston,   Loretto  College  School 
Queen  of  the  Double  Blue  Ball,  1963 


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Page  65 


THE  KERRY  BLUES 


THIRD  ROW:  Paul  Mooradian,  Mike  Thompson,  Bob  Barron,  Dennis  Griffin,  Tony  DeCarlo,  Mike  D'Agustlne,  Joe  Toby, 
Walter  Winnik,  Brian  Grace,  Charles  Schuiz,  Mike  Killoran.  SECOND  ROW:  Angelo  Delfino,  Tom  Greco,  Gerry  McGuire, 
Tom  Spicq,  Bill  PIgott,  Terry  Gorman,  Joe  Brady,  Joe  DeCarIi,  John  Combs,  Paul  Puma,  John  Govan,  Paul  McGowan,  John 
Hill.  FIRST  ROW:  Mr.  Jack  Fenn  (Coach),  Mike  Colle,  Gary  Thoms,  John  Gormon,  John  Harris,  Mr.  M.  Lovelle  (Coach), 
Mike  Martin,  Brendan  McCarney,  Mike  Bunting,  Denis  Mills,  Mr.   Don   Prendergast  (Coach). 


Page  66 


ON  OFFENSE 


THE  LINE:  Brian  Grace.  Joe  Brady,  Garry  Thorns,  Joe  Toby,  John  Harris,  Joe  DeCarIi,  Mike  Colle.    THE 
BACKFIELD:  Terry  Gorman,  John  Govan,  Paul  Puma,  Gerry  McGuire,  Mike  Martin. 


ON  DEFENSE 


THE  LINE:  Bill  Pigctt  Dennis  Griffin,  Mike  D'Agustine,  Mike  Bunting,  Bob  Barron,  Walt  Winnik,  Charles 
Schuiz,  Dennis   Mills.     THE   BACKFIELD:   John    Harris,   John   Gorman,   John   Combs,    Paul    McGowan. 


Page  67 


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THE  JUNIOR  VARSITY 

THIRD  ROW:  Bob  Brock  (Student  Mgr.),  Mike  Belec,  Bill  Cassidy,  Nick  DeCarlo,  George  Heenan,  Bill  McNamora,  Eugene 
Vincie,  Mike  Lecour,  Chris  Humphries,  Peter  Gorman,  Don  Puma,  Jimmy  Byrne.  SECOND  ROW:  Gerry  Livingston,  Andy 
Gorrizzan,  Don  Shorpe,  Ed  Rosar,  Cam  Killoran,  Bill  Allen,  Ed  Nolan,  Walt  Switolsky,  Tom  Donovan,  Charles  Ruscica,  Russ 
McNeil,  Richard  Wakely  (Student  Mgr.).  FIRST  ROW:  Mr.  W.  O'Reilly,  C.S.B.  (Asst.  Coach),  John  Rowberry,  Doug  Ban- 
nan,  Pat  Walker,  Brian  Dunn,  Bill  MacNeill,  Father  R.  Voipe,  C.S.B.  (Coach),  Jim  Young,  Bill  Kaschuk,  Don  Bannan,  Terry 
Murphy,  Sal  Borraccia,  Mr.  P.  Fremeau,  C.S.B.  (Asst.  Coach). 


Page  68 


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ON  OFFENSE 


THE  LINE:  Tom  Donovan,  Bill  Kaschuk,  Gerry  Livingston,  Ed  Nolan,  Jim  Young,  Eugene  Vinczel,  Brian 
Dunn.    THE  BACKFIELD:  Andrew  Gorrizzan,  Bill  MacNeill,  Chris  Humphrey,  Charles  Ruscica,  Bill  Allan. 


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ON  DEFENSE 


THIRD  ROW:  Peter  Gormon,  Cam  Killoran,  Tom  Donovan.  SECOND  ROW:  Mike  Belec,  Don  Bannan, 
Sol  Borraccio,  Doug  Bannan,  Bill  Cossidy.  FIRST  ROW:  Tom  Murphy,  Pat  Walker,  Nick  DeCarlo, 
Don  Puma,  Ed  Rosor,  Mike  Lecour. 


Page  69 


MmiorV'ariit'^''  °^  ^^'^  ^"'"^^   "'"'^'^''   whooping   it  up  for  the  Kerry  Blues  and  the 


Bill  Allen  breaks  a  tackle  to  continue  on  with  Cam  Killoran 
ready  for  a  lateral. 


Pete  Mahovlich  outruns  the  opposition  to 
score  for  the  Juniors  against  St.  Jerome's  of 
Kitchener. 


Page  70 


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St.  Mike's  forward  wall  moves  in  to  smother  the  opposition  for  a  big  loss. 


KERRY  BLUES 
IN  ACTION 


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THIRD  ROW:   Mike   O'Brien,   Mike  Rutsey,  Joe    Newton,   Steve    Guiliani,   Tom    Hegarty.      SECOND     ROW:     Jack    Rosati, 
Charlie  Corrigan.     FIRST   ROW:  Ralph   Renzetti,   Nick   Slawson,  Mike  Nodello,  Brian  Regan,  Greg  Kealey. 


BANTAM 
FOOTBALL 

The  Football  Season  for  the  Bantams  was  an  interesting  ond 
a  successful  one.  Much  of  the  credit  for  the  success  must 
go  to  the  coaching  staff  which  worked  long  hours  teaching 
the  "greats  of  tomorrow"  the  fundamentals  of  the  game  as  it 
is  played  today.  In  the  picture  to  the  left  is  Elios  Zarou 
who  was  injured  early  in  the  season.  With  him  in  the  picture 
ore  Mr.  Tim  Donovan  (Coach),  Bill  O'Rourke  and  Andy  Cul- 
ligan  (Co-Captains),  Mr.  Ted  Sullivan  (Coach)  and  Head 
Coach  Father  Art  Holmes. 

Below  and  to  the  left  is  the  Offensive  Team:  Backfield:  Mike 
Dolan,  Dave  Cherevaty,  Andy  Culligan,  Bill  O'Rourke,  Jim 
O'Reilly.  The  Line:  Mike  Dolan,  Ron  Posivy,  Charlie  Gregory, 
John  Schunk,  Tom  Regan,  John  Shea,  Ron   Pitts. 


Jack  Velanoff 


CHAMPIONS  ...  THE  TIGER  CATS 
(Coach — Mr.  Robert  Demaline) 


SENIOR  HOUSE  LEAGUE  FOOTBALL 


THE  ARGONAUTS 

(Coach  .  .  .  Mr.  Paul  Burns) 


Page  73 


THE  ALOUETTES 
(Coach  .  .  .  Ted  "Gump"  Anderson) 


Page  74 


THE   ROUGHRIDERS 
(Coach  ...  Mr.  Robert  Butler) 


THE  LIONS  .  .  .  CHAMPIONS 
(Coach  .  .  .  Father  M.  Sheedy) 


INTERMEDIATE  HOUSE  LEAGUE 


THE  ESKIMOS 

(Coach  .  .  .  Father  J.  Egsgord) 


Page  76 


THE    STAMPEDERS 
(Coach — Father  Penny,  in  absentia) 


Father   Sheedy    gives    a   "Pep"    talk    at 
half-time  to  his  Champions. 


THE    LIONS 
(Coach — Father  M.  Tardif) 

Serious  Business! 


The  Eskimos  and  the  Blue  Bombers  in 
action. 


JUNIOR 
HOUSE 
LEAGUE 
FOOTBALL 


THE  GOLDEN  GAELS 
CHAMPIONS  OF  1963 
COACHES— ANTHONY  UCCI 
BILL  RUTSEY 


THE  MUSTANGS 
THE  RUNNERS-UP 
COACH— FATHER  GORMAN 


More  of  the  same  in  the  Senior  House  League 


Action  in  the  Junior  House  League 


Even  the  Official  is  in  good  form  for  this  one. 


Rummage  Sale  on  the  Campus. 


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Page  78 


Father  Sheedy  and  the  Intermediate  Champions  celebrate  their  victory 
in  the  Old  Boys'  Room. 


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P^rom  October  until  April  the  Saint  ^lichael's 
Arena  is  a  beehive  of  activity.  This  is  the 
"home"  arena  for  all  teams  which  represent 
Saint  Michael's.  The  House  League  games 
are  played  before  and  after  the  regular  school 
day,  and  the  Physical  Education  Classes  are 
held  on  the  ice  during  the  winter  months.  The 
Student  Council  Skating  Parties,  the  Powder 
Puff  games.  Benefits,  and  of  course,  the 
Faculty-Senior  All  Stars  games  are  all  held 
at  our  Arena.  The  Classroom  section  of  the 
Arena  houses  our  famous  Music  Hall  and  the 
Manual  Arts  Department. 


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Peter  Wilmhurst 


Wayne  Ward 


Paul  Raino 


SAINT  MICHAEL'S  BANTAM  "A" 


Pat  Walsh 


Page  80 


Charlie  Corrigan 


Larry  Fullan 


Ron  Pitts 


Peter  Lannan  and  Jim  McCarthy  get  set  for  action 
in  enemy  zone. 


Paul   Gamsby 


Page  81 


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BANTAM  "B 


Elias  Zarou 


Jim  McCarthy,  John  Counter,  Paul   Bachelor. 


Jack  RosatI,  Fred  Merlocco,  Jim  Stewart. 


John  Williams,  Terry  Slottery,  Bob  Tobin. 


Father  M.  Tordif 
(Coach) 


Joe  Brisbois,   Peter  Lannan,  John   Pickernell. 


Joe  Brisevac. 


Page  82 


Brian  Hodgins  (C) 


Brian  Galbraith 


Don  Maher 
(Manager) 


Ed  Buchmon 


Mike  Dolon 


Jim  O'Reilly 

The 
1963 


Jim  Mitchell 


Terry  O'Hara 


Bob  Kmiec 


Jim  Burns 


Minor 
Midgets 


John  Fogarty 


Brian  Phllbrook 


Bill  O'Rourke 
Lawrence  Berube 


Father  Ted  Flanagan 
(Coach) 

Mark  Tonus 


John  Bear 


Paul  Heenan 


Mike  Grant 


Mike  Duggan 


John  Walsh 
Tim  Belliveou  Brian  Dunn 


Bill  MacNeil 


SAINT 
MAJOR 
19 


Charlie  Hodgins 


John  Costello 


MICHAEL'S 
MIDGETS 

63 


Andy  Culligan 


Father  Leo  Munnclly 
(Coach) 


John  Szpik 


Nick   Slawson 


Peter   Brady 


Dove  Chercvaty 


Page  85 


Licio  Cengarle 
Gerry  McGuire 


Tom  Miller 
Dennis  Mills 


Walter  Winnik 
Michael  Foley 


Brian  Fullon 
David  King 


THE  MINOR  JUVENILE  "A" 
1963  T.H.L  CHAMPIONS 


Joseph  McGoey 
(Manoger) 


Alan  Long 
(Manoger) 


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Mr.  Wayne  O'Reilly,  C.S.B. 
(Head  Cooch) 


Michael  Lecour 


John  Lee 


Tom  Donovan 


Mr.  J.  Younder 
(Ass't.  Coach) 


Bert  Holmes 


The  Jack  Hoey  Memorial  Trophy  won  by  the  Minor 
Juveniles  of  Saint  Michael's  College  School. 


Father  Leo  Munnelly,  C.S.B. 
(Coach — Mojor  Midgets) 


"Horse-play"  during  a  practice 
session. 


Joseph    Brady 
Right  Wing 


Father  R.  Voipe 
Coach 


Brian   Grace 
Centre 


John   Jaquemain 
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SAINT 
BUZZERS 


John  Harris 
Left  Defense 


Terry  Gray 
Right  Wing 


Top:  Gary  Monahan  (18)  and  brother 
Pat  (11)  close  in  on  Chalet's  citadel. 

Bottom:  Frank  Micallef  (7)  scores  after 
one  of  his  scintillating  plays. 


MICHAEL'S 


1963 


Frank  Micallef 
Centre 


Gory  Monahan 
Right  Wing 


John  Britton 
Student  Mgr. 


St.  Michael's  Band  opens  the  hockey  season  with  a  salute  to  the  Queen. 


James   Young 
Right  Defense 


John   Scandiffio 
Centre 


Mike  Sobeski 
Left  Wing 


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HOCKEY  ACTION 
IN  THE  T.H.L 


The  Buzzers  start  the  opening  game  against  the  Neil  McNeil  squad 
from  East  Toronto. 


Major  Juveniles  play  in  enemy  territory. 


More  Buzzer  action. 


Little    Margaret    on    one    of    her    frequent 
visits  to  the  St.  Michael's  Arena. 


The  Major  Midgets  line  up  for  face-off  in  opponents 
zone. 


Page  90 


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Excitement  was  the  order  of  the  day  when 
the  Little  Bantams  took  the  ice. 


Fred  Merlocco  sinks  one  in  game  against 
Del. 


The  Major  Midgets  are  at  it  again. 


More  Bantam  "B"  action. 


Buzzers  come  close  at  McNeil  crease. 


The  Bantam  bench  during  one  of  the  exciting 
contests. 


Page  91 


Peter  Mahovlich 
Major   Juveniles 


Rocky  Delvecchio 
Major  Juveniles 


Bill  Madott 
Major  Juveniles 


Don   Fraser 
Major  Juveniles 


Dan   Sharpe   (C) 
Major  Juveniles 


Pat  Monahan 
Major   Juveniles 


Page  92 


Saint  Michael's  College  School  rallied  around  the 
organizers  of  the  Tony  Fritz  Benefit  at  Maple  Leaf 
Gardens  when  the  Neil  McNeil  Maroons  played  host 
to  the  Hamilton  Red  Wings  of  the  O.H.A.  On  the 
following  day  at  Saint  Michael's  Arena  another  "ben- 
efit" was  held  for  Tony  when  the  Senior  "All-Stars" 
at  St.  Michael's  once  again  challenged  their  teachers 
to  a  game  of  "shinny."  And  once  again  the  well- 
conditioned  members  of  the  Faculty  scored  a  popular 
victory  over  the  "boys."  On  the  short  end  of  a  5-2 
score  going  into  the  third  period,  the  older  and  wiser 
members  of  the  Faculty  came  through  with  a  whirl- 
wind finish  to  outscore  their  weaker  opponents  five 
to  nothing  and  once  again  emerge  victorious. 


Father  Sheedy  extends  an  official  welcome  to  Tony  Fritz  and 
his  father  on  the  occasion  of  the  "Tony  Fritz  Benefit"  which 
was  held  in  Toronto  during  the  month  of  February. 


It  was  a  lot  of  fun  for  all!  A  section  of  the  large  crowd  which 
jammed  the  Arena  is  shown  with  one  of  the  many  banners  on  dis- 
play during  the  fracas. 


Father  "Doc"  Megan,  the  "energizer,"  was 
well-equipped  to  take  good  care  of  the  Fac- 
ulty players  when  they  returned  to  the  bench 
after  taking  1%  spins  (?)  around  the  large 
ice  surface;  and  for  some  of  the  older 
Fathers  it  must  have  been   terribly   large. 


The  Faculty  team  on  one  of  its  many  forays  into  enemy  territory 
during  the  third  period  bombardment  of  the  enemy  citadel. 


Tony  Fritz  was  the  game  referee.  At  the  centre  ice 
at  the  end  of  the  first  period,  he  thanks  Father 
Sheedy,  the  students  (here  represented  by  President 
Nick  and  Sports  Rep.  Hugh  O'Neill)  and  all  of  his 
friends  for  the  hospitality  and  the  financial  assist- 
ance which  he  received  on  this  wonderful  occasion. 


ACTION  IN  THE 
HOUSE  LEAGUE 


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Number  9 
Duck  Duff 


Dove  Keon 
Number  14 


The  Graduates  of  Saint  Michael's  College  School,  and  the  "Majors"  of  other  years,  have 
been  well-known  along  the  hockey  lanes.  But  none  have  sparkled  more  than  those  whose 
pictures  appear  on  this  page.  The  "Big  M",  Tim,  Dickie,  Dave,  "Red",  and  now  Andre  are 
names  that  are  familiar  to  all  hockey  enthusiasts.  These  young  men  have  led  the  Toronto 
Maple  Leafs  to  great  heights  during  the  past  few  years. 


Tim  Horton 
Number  7 


Frank  Mahovlich 
Number  27 


Page  96 


Andre  Champagne 
Number  18 


Leonard  "Red"  Kelly 
In  dark  jersey 


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'Twinkle  Toes" 


There  are  foreigners  among  us! 


THE  POWDER  PUFF  GAME 


The  Second  Annual  Powder  Puff  Game  was 
held  again  this  year  at  Saint  Michael's  Arena; 
and  once  again  the  girls  packed  them  in.  Sorbara 
and  Volpe  were  the  brains  (?)  behind  the  St. 
Joseph's  bench  while  Puma  and  Shanahan  di- 
rected the  destinies  of  the  young  ladies  from 
Loretto.  Once  again  St.  Joe's  outscored  Loretto, 
but  it  was  an  exciting  contest  throughout.  In  the 
closing  minute  of  play  Loretto  took  out  their  goalie 


and  almost  tied  the  score,  but  the  final  shot  hit 
the  goal  post.  The  smartly  attired  Cheerleaders 
of  Loretto  inspired  their  Pom-Pom  waving  cheer- 
ing section  with  their  enthusiasm ;  and  they  won 
the  hearts  of  both  friend  and  foe. 

Coaches,  Captains  and  Assistant  Captains  of 
the  two  teams  appear  in  the  pictures  at  the  bot- 
tom of  the  page. 


A  group  of  grid-warriors  before  they  took  to   the  court  for  the 
big  game. 


The  Kerry  Blues  took  to  the  Basketball 
Court  during  the  month  of  January  and 
"thawed"  out  the  Junior  Basketball  Team 
in  an  exhibition-benefit  tilt.  A  large 
crowd  assembled  in  the  gym  for  this  en- 
counter and  the  antics  of  the  football  team 
entertained  the  onlookers  even  though 
their  court  tactics  left  much  to  be  desired. 


"Miss  Basketball  of  '63"  {Joe  Toby)  makes  a  few 
adjustm.ents  before  taking  to  the  court. 


It  was  a  formal  affair  and  Bill  Pigott 
came  dressed  for  the  occasion. 


Frustration!    Disappointment!    Anxiety!    Supplication!    Facial 
expressions  on  the  side-line  cheering  section. 


Page  98 


THIRD  ROW:  Jim  Dignan,  Carl  Glatf,  Paul  Mooradion,  Romasn  Bukata.  SECOND  ROW:  Mike  Pittano, 
Mike  Livingston,  Frank  Sappalsa.  FIRST  ROW:  John  Govan,  Arunas  Sleykas,  Barry  Anthony,  Tony 
Provisicnata. 


THE 
BLUE 

RAIDERS 

OF 

SAINT 

MICHAEL'S 

1963 


John  Govon 


Barry  Anthony 


Page  99 


Mr.  Mike  Lavelle,  Coach  of  Saint  Michael's  Blue  Raiders,  re- 
ceives congratulations  from  coach  and  Cheerleaders  from  T.  L. 
Kennedy  Collegiate. 


Frank  Sappelsa  shows  good  form  in  Ottawa  In- 
vitational Tournament.  Roman  Bukata  is  num- 
ber 34. 


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Gerry  Liyingston,  Ramunas  Tamulionis,  Ron  Lowrence,  Ton!  DiFlorio,  Denis  Penfold,  Mike  Piftana,  Corl  Glatt,  Cam  Killoron, 
BrII  SzondroYits,  David  Stacey,  Luigi  DiVirgilio,  Paul  Raciiham,  Pat  Duco. 


JUNIOR 


SECOND  ROW:  Mike  Pittano,  Mr.  Jack  Fenn  (Coach),  Carl  Glatt,  Thomas  Regan  (Student  Manager),  Dennis  Penfold.  FIRST 
ROW:  Pot  Duco,  Gerry  Livingston,  Ron   Lawrence,  Toni   DiFlorio. 


BASKETBALL 


Page  101 


THIRD  ROW:  Gord  Burns,  Gene  McEleney,  David  Roche,  Gerry  Lynch.  SECOND  ROW:  George 
Jacob,  Frank  Rehak,  Jack  Velanoff.  FIRST  ROW:  Cliff  King,  Pof  Livingston,  David  Cecy,  David 
Wakely. 

THE  MIDGETS 


Cliff  King,  Gene  McEleney,  Gord  Burns,  David  Roche,  Jack  Venanoff,  David  Wakely. 
Coach:  Mr.  Don   Prendergast. 

MIDGET  ALL-STARS 


Page  102 


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Julius  Puodziukas 
Vice-President 


James  McGulgan 
Treasurer 


Qtiadmks 


Nicholas  Ciavarello 
President 


Cloude  Tanguay 
Secretary 


Joseph  Toby 

Grad  Representative 


Hugh  O'Neill 
Athletic  Representative  and  Business 
Manager  of  "The  Tower" 


Gerald   Doyle 


Edward   Cappelli 


Thomas  Kaschuk 


Gary  Mammoletti 


Michael  GIzo 


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Robert  Cameron 


Bruce  Mutter 


Robert  Baron 


James  McKendry 


Peter  Deguerre 


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William  Madott 


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Carlo  Magi 


Michael   Livingston 


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Robert  McKenzie 


George  Baranieki 
Simon  Waegemakers 


Peter  Ramsden 
John  Fox 


David  Young 


William  Mowatt 


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Patrick  Monahan 


William  VanHuyse 


Albert  Sorrenti 


Don  Shanahan 
Richard  McEwan 


Angelo   Delfino 
Peter  McCarney 


John  Mather 


James  Smith 


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Richard  Moore 


Paul  Kavanagh 


Michael  Fought 


Anthony  Provisionato 


Jan    do  Lot 


Hugh  Carroll 


Robert  D«ry 


Paul  Duncan 


Michael  Killoran 


Michael   Foster 


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Hubert  Schaefer 


Gary  Whibbs 


Michael  Matthews 


Herbert  Boehm 


Don  Truscello 


Robert  Butler,  C.S.B. 
Brian  Fullan 
John  Harris 


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Michael  Feheley 
Terry  Goldwin 
Paul  Sheehan 


Page  110 


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Stewart  Laverty 
Michel  Dumais 
Joseph  Shearjn 


Edward  Smith 
Barry  Anthony 
Gerry  Brioux 


Page  111 


Kenneth  Cushmon 


James  McCorron 


Terry  Hutchison 


Leo  Barros 


Gerry  Marsh 
Warren  Wakefield 


Page  112 


Michael  Sullivan 


Richard  Puccini 


Frank  Pica 


James  Culnan 


James  Dignon 


John  Goran 


Lawrence  Dietrich,  C.S.B. 


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When  the  young  Itahan  takes  leave  of  his  beloved 
shores,  steeped  in  history  and  in  tradition,  he  breathes 
a  reluctant  "arrivederci".  The  Irish  lad  can  scarcely 
summon  up  a  devout  "God  Bless  You"  as  he  sees  his 
Emerald  Isle  fading  from  his  misty  vision.  As  the 
Hawaiian  native  watches  his  enchanted  island  melt 
into  the  sea,  he  hears  in  the  tumbling  surf,  that  song 
at  once  happy  and  sad,  "Aloha". 


Immortalized  in  song  and  story,  in  every  part  of 
the  world,  in  every  language,  partings  have  the  same 
characteristics  of  joy  and  sadness,  pride  and  humility. 
We,  the  Graduates  of  1963,  have  these  same  feelings 
in  our  hearts  as  we  say,  in  our  language,  to  our  school, 
to  our  teachers,  and  to  one  another  .  .  .  "Farewell". 


Our  prayer  has  been,  and  it  is  today,  that  Our 
Divine  Lord,  through  the  intercession  of  His  Blessed 
Mother  Mary,  Our  Mother,  the  Queen  of  the  Holy 
Rosary,  will  bestow  upon  our  Alma  Mater  His  special 
blessings  today,  tomorrow,  and  every  day. 


"Arrivederci !" 
Fare  .  .  .  Well !" 


"Aloha!"      "God    Bless    You!" 


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THIRD  ROW:  Terry  Goldwin,  Peter  Ramsden,  Robert  Dery,  Edward  Fox,  Kenneth  Cushman.  SECOND  ROW:  Michael  Liyingston, 
Joseph  Shearin,  Donald  Giroux,  Bruce  Mutter,  John  Miles,  Robert  Barrowclough.  FIRST  ROW:  Gerald  Doyle,  Richard  McEwen, 
Angelo  Delfino,  Gregory  Sorbara,   Emile   Nucho. 


GRADE  THIRTEEN 


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SECOND  ROW:  Jan  de  Loot,  Norman  Morra,  Michael  Miville,  Leo  Barros,  Fergus  Delaney.  FIRST 
ROW:  Paul  Lofquist,  Edward  Anderson,  Robert  Butler,  C.S.B.;  Lawrence  Dietrich,  C.S.B.;  Her- 
bert Boehm. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Simon  Waegemakers,  Michael  Sullivan,  Hugh  O'Neill,  Nicholas  Ciavorella,  James  McGuigan,  Albert  Sorrenti. 
SECOND  ROW:  Barry  Anthony,  John  Mattachioni,  Patrick  Glancy,  Michael  Feheley,  Richard  Anastasio,  Bryan  Fullon,  Gary  Duck- 
worth.    FIRST  ROW:  Gailius  Skrinskas,  James  Dignan,  Michael  Giza,   Joseph   Voipe,    Lawrence    Pelliccione,    Robert    Dungan. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Gerald  Brioux,  John  Walker,  Gary  Mammoletti,  Francis  Pica,  William  VanHuysc.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Edward  Smith,  Robert  Cameron,  Michoel  Fought,  Michel  Dumais.  FIRST  ROW:  John 
Harris,  Robert  McKenzie,  Michael   Foster,   Donald  Shanahan,   Carlo  Magi. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Paul  Sheehan,  Angelo  Diana,  John  Mather,  Peter  McCarney,  Edward  Cappelli.  SECOND 
ROW:  Robert  Curran,  Robert  Scollard,  Peter  Deguerre,  Richard  Puccini,  Gary  Whibbs.  FIRST  ROW: 
Warren  Wakefield,  George  Baranlecki,  Claude  Tanguay,  Julius  Puodziuskas,   Paul   Puma. 


SECOND  ROW:  James  Smith,  James  McCarron,  David  Young,  Robert  Baron. 
FIRST  ROW:  Paul  Duncan,  William  Madott,  Terry  Hutchinson,  Jerry  Dudo. 


SECOND  ROW:  William  Boehler,  Joseph  Pe- 
recki,  Patrick  Monahan.  FIRST  ROW:  James 
McKendry,  Hugh  Carroll,  Joseph  Bova. 


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SECOND  ROW:  Donald  Truscello,  Hubert  Schaefer,  James  Culnan,  Joseph  Toby,  David  Staines,  Stewart 
Loverty,  Rocco  Delvechio.  FIRST  ROW:  Leslie  Soltay,  Michael  Killoran,  Gerald  Marsh,  Richard  Ma- 
guire,  Anthony  Provisionato,  John  Govan,  Christopher  Sullivan. 


Father  John  Egsgard,  C.S.B.,  M.A. 
Head  of  the  Mathematics  Depart- 
ment, uses  the  Adding  Machine  to 
check  his  Grade  Nine  Home  Work. 
Need  any  help,  Father? 


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THIRD  ROW:  Peter  DeVita,  John  Ciavarella,  Edward  Kamski,  Chester  Kamski,  Michael  MacNeil,  Michael  Duggan.  SECOND 
ROW:  Thomas  Miller,  Milt  Dunnell,  Brian  Traynor,  Terry  Gorman,  Roy  Christopher.  FIRST  ROW:  John  Meehan,  Brian  Burnie, 
John  Nevins,  John  Cannon,  Com  Killoran,  Walter  Winnick. 


GRADE  TWELVE 


Industrious,  aren't  we?    "I  Wonder  Why?"    Could  it  be  IH 
at  12.20? 


BACK:   Terry   Green,   Joseph   Quinto. 
FRONT:   Roman   Bukata,  Francis  Kuboth. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Richard  Wakely,  Bernard  McKittrick,  Lorry  Keith,  Rick  Mays,  Hubert.  Wiets,  Michael  Sobeski.  SECOND  ROW: 
Gerrord  Ferry,  Kerry  Meehan,  John  Jacquemain,  Gary  Arthurs,  John  Henry.  FIRST  ROW:  William  Pigott,  Charles  Schuiz,  Sieg- 
fried Bolder,  Henry  Sliwinski,  Steve  Cherevaty,  Victor  Mikuc. 


SECOND  ROW:  Francis   Lato,   Donald   Bergeron,  John   Follet. 
FIRST  ROW:  Jerry  Holmes,  Vidas  Augaitis,   Benedict  Ceponkus. 


BACK:   Peter  Muirhead,  Arnold  Lang. 
FRONT:   Joseph    Boccia,   Joseph    DeCarli. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Dan  Doyle,  Gerry  Livingston,  James  Long,  Tobor  Colley,  Paul  McGowon,  Ted  Juszczak,  Terry  McTague.  SECOND 
ROW:  Rene  Dupuis,  Robert  Ward,  Gerard  McKenty,  Paul  Kelly,  Michael  Howard,  Michael  Chiico,  Francis  Vierra.  FIRST  ROW: 
Dennis  Mills,  Craig  Nicol,  Richard  Pereira,  Paul  Mooradian,  Dan  Sharpe,  William  Newton. 


THIRD  ROW:  Jacques  Cote,  Francis  Ungard,  John  Scandiffio.  SECOND 
ROW:  William  Allan,  Philip  Kenny,  Michael  Keyser.  FIRST  ROW:  Michael 
D'Agustine,  John  Combs,  Curtis  McDonnell. 


SECOND  ROW:  William  McNomara,  Joseph  Green,  Philip 
Baigent.  FIRST  ROW:  Dan  O'Brien,  Larry  O'Coin,  Sal 
Borraccia. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Brian  Donnelly,  Thomas  Buck,  Vincent  Liotta,  James  Jenkinson,  Michael  Belec.  SECOND  ROW:  Michael  Astill, 
Kenneth  Rey,  Harvey  Milliauskas,  Thomas  Young,  Douglas  VonZuben.  FIRST  ROW:  Michael  Marcin,  John  Quentz,  Thomas 
Peets,  Robert  Flanagan,  John  Tyrell,  Saul  Jaskus. 


Yves    Breda   amazes   his   teacher,   Mr.    Lavelle,   and    his   classmates, 
with  his  knowledge  of  Geometry. 


THIRD  ROW:  William  Cassidy,  James  Feren,  Michael  Harris.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Stephen  Lane,  Akos  Szakolaci,  Jacques  Rowberry.  FIRST 
ROW:  Jon  Bourke,  John  Hynes,  Gary  Thoms. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Licio  Cengarle,  Michael  Boyle,  Arunas  Slekys,  David  Dean,  Nicholas  DeCarlo,  David  Price.  SECOND  ROW:  Mi- 
chael O'Hogan,  William  Morrison,  Russell  Costello,  Patrick  O'Brien,  Andrew  Najder,  Terrence  Murphy,  William  Kaschuk.  FIRST 
ROW:  Brian  Grace,  Frank  Soppelsa,  Victor  Vasis,  Robert  Bortolussi,  Mark  Kaczkowski,  Alon  Long. 


THIRD  ROW:  Chris  Knowles,  Francis  Du- 
puis.  SECOND  ROW:  David  Wierett, 
Paul  Natale.  FIRST  ROW:  Walter  Swi- 
talsky,  Don  Alexson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Bert  Holmes,  Thomas  Yomosaki,  John  Gorman,  Michael  Lecour.  SECOND 
ROW:  Russ  McNeil,  James  Persons,  James  Metzler,  Peter  Desrochers.  FIRST  ROW:  Peter 
McSherry,  John  MacDonald,  Paul  Kavanagh,  Robert  Cameron. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Arthur  Galwin,  Thomas  Donovan,  Jerry  Bellomo,  Stan  Dobrowolski,  John  Hill,  Stephen  McCarthy.  SECOND  ROW: 
Frank  Miscallef,  Edward  Puodziukas,  Thomas  Milner,  John  Kmiec,  Anthony  Kafun,  Joseph  McGoey,  Donald  Clement.  FIRST 
ROW:  Andrew  Schwaim^  Lawrence  Swain,  John   Royer,  John   Glatt,  John  Visentin,  Terrance  Murphy. 


THIRD  ROW:  Tim  Belliveau,  Lorenzo  DiCecco,  Mikos  Pal,  Ian  Thompson,  Brian  Power,  Charles  Wyszkowski,  Paul  McAteer.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Michael  Flanagan,  Louis  Landreville,  Robert  Knott,  Steve  Murray,  John  Johnson,  Joseph  Brady,  Larry  Nordecchia. 
FIRST  ROW:  Peter  Bachlor,  Ross  Robertson,  Roman   Fedyna,  Michael  Demaiter,  Paul  Colangelo,  Michael  Colle. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Philip  Schmidt,  Albert  Kerek,  Malcolm  McKlnnon,  Thomas  McGouran,  Gregory  Anthony, 
John  Morra,  Mario  Perek.  SECOND  ROW:  Brian  Goodwin,  Robert  Brock,  Brian  Duckworth,  Edward 
Botna,  Enzo  DeLuca,  Nicholas  Hewko,  Robert  Nowlan.  FIRST  ROW:  Edward  Brylowski,  Geoffrey  Goss, 
Terrence  Mozzocco,  Ray  Gott,  Richard  Jaroszonek,  Louis  Nakonecznyj. 


GRADE  ELEVEN 


THIRD  ROW:  Joseph  Mezzacappa,  Len  Lombardi,  Michael  Morse,  Robert  Dubniak,  Jody  Shillol,  Pat- 
rick Walker,  James  Young.  SECOND  ROW:  Jomes  Hryhorsky,  John  Consitt,  Rolf  Rodge,  James  Mc- 
Geragle,  Andy  Witer,  Francis  Scarpino,  Brian  Taylor.  FIRST  ROW:  James  Vedder,  William  Szendro- 
vits,  Robert  Sullivan,  John  Fraser,  Anthony  DeCarlo,  Anthony  Ucci. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Michael  Dawson,  Brian  Woodrow,  Robert  Thompson,  Joseph  Schembri,  Michael  O'Brien,  Robert  Kmiec.  SECOND 
ROW:  Jerry  Radziuk,  David  Carmichael,  Thomas  Sapiano,  Colin  Brezicki,  Brian  Philbrook,  Michael  Ciavarello,  Mario  Chiarcossi, 
John   Costello.     FIRST  ROW:   Dino   DeCarll,   Richard   Daigle,    Paul  Broadhead,  Stanley  Clapp,  Gerald  Pegis,  William  Metzler. 


THIRD  ROW:  Patrick  Dymond,  Anthony  Raithmayer,  David  King,  Thomas  Law,  Paul  Lazar,  CIro  Polsinelli,  Philip  Russo,  James 
Byrne.  SECOND  ROW:  Donald  Froser,  Brendan  Brown,  Randy  Grimes,  Joseph  Genovese,  Kenneth  O'Shea,  Attila  Hegedus,  William 
Jordan.     FIRST  ROW:  Kenneth  Knowles,  Henry  Sadauskos,  Michael  Paulsen,  Gilbert  Bellavance,  John  Campitelli,  James  Valiquette. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Angelo  Moiero,  John  Sfocklos,  Francis  Sakolinis,  John  Chariot,  Brian  Martyniuk,  Patrick  Varcoe.  SECOND  ROW: 
Peter  Caldana,  Paul  Roche,  Thomas  Connor,  John  Truchan,  George  Giarratana,  Donald  Banks,  Anthony  Dwyer.  FIRST  ROW: 
Casey  Ceponis,  Bruno  Riga,  Jury  Kopach,  Brian  Hodgins,  Fred  Gallogher,  Denis  Penfold. 


SECOND  ROW:  Andy  Culligan,  Andy  Gorrizzon,  Ted  Novak,  Patrick   Duco,   Stanley    Leschinsky,    Paul    McGroorty. 
Richard  DeLaurier,  James  Downham,  Richard   Englehutt,  Philip  Gavin,  Christopher  Cornish,   Brian   Coffey. 


FIRST   ROW: 


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THIRD  ROW:  Brian  Mulhall,  Peter  Delemere,  David  Peets,  Harry  Black,  John  DiPede,  Orest  Tanchak,  Eomonn  O'Neill.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Jody  Marquis,  Edwin  Canaan,  William  Rutsey,  Eugene  Vincze,  Paul  Jommit,  John  Bukovec,  Robert  Peorsall.  FIRST 
ROW:  Charles  Hodgins,  Peter  Lofquist,  Brian   Dunn,  Sylvana  Dosso,  Jack  Kawalecki,  Barry  Holmes. 


THIRD  ROW:  Rick  Speyer,  Edward  Kedioir,  Gregory  McCarthy,  Peter  Catenacci,  Andy  Kutney,  Richard  Judo.  SECOND  ROW: 
Robert  Bcrti,  Bruce  Parrick,  Mark  Eminowici,  Andrew  Witer,  Michael  DiFranco,  Gerry  McGuire.  FIRST  ROW:  Michael  Grant, 
Anthony   Richardson,   Garry   Monahan,   John    Consitt,    Francis   Creon,  Francis  Monteith. 


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THIRD  ROW:  James  Gaunt,  Conrad  Savage,  Fred  Horsley,  Steve  Dinely,  Joroslaw  Malay.  SECOND 
ROW:  Ivan  Mucholov,  Guy  Vecchio,  Uatrick  Egan,  John  Szpik,  Michael  Baxter.  FIRST  ROW:  Paul 
Delemere,  Richard  Primeau,  Richard  Czata,  Les  Williams,  Harvey  Sazunic. 


THIRD  ROW:  James  Teskcy,  John  Bear,  Ed  Buchman.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Glen  Mitchell,  David  Trentlce,  David  Sorenson. 
FIRST  ROW:  Michael  Thompson,  Peter  Laurin,  Edward  Nolan. 


THIRD  ROW:  Brion  Hickey,  Charles  Ruscica. 
SECOND  ROW:  Randy  Post,  Michael  Howard. 
FIRST  ROW:  Michael  Culnan,  Ed  Rosar. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Brendan  McCarney,  Joseph  Collins,  Paul  Murray,  Frances  Redmond,  Joseph  Grieco,  Patrick  McCaffery.  SECOND 
ROW:  Gregory  McCarthy,  Ron  Lawrence,  Paul  Britton,  Robert  Tatorski,  Peter  Fox,  Andrew  Steger.  FIRST  ROW:  Yves  Bredo, 
Miro   Lovric,   Rochard   Armour,   Francis   Dencshonzi,   George   Salamon,  Michael  Dewan. 


Father  Megan    points  out  some  of  the  exciting  phenomena  of  science  to  budding  scien- 
tists in  his  laboratory 


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THIRD  ROW:  Ray  GargareWa,  Peter  McCallum,  Richard  Rajca.  Colin  Humphry.  SECOND  ROW:  Don- 
ald Maher,  Rudy  Riske,  Kim  Lockhart,  Michael  Crane,  Robert  Hayward.  FIRST  ROW:  Danny  Smith, 
Paul  Mutter,  Ron  LaFave,  Brian  Regan,  Peter  O'Rourke. 


GRADE  TEN 


•  •  • 


THIRD  ROW:  John  Walsh,  John  Lee,  Barry  O'Neil,  Ted  Ayerst.  SECOND  ROW:  John  Poriselli,  Ralph 
Ciro,  John  Seminsky,  David  Hurley,  Gordon  Spear.  FIRST  ROW:  Martin  Sclisizzi,  Luigi  DiVirgilio, 
Robert  Guerard,  Frank  Rosar,  Paul  Cummings. 


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THIRD  ROW:  L  Domenici,  J.  McBride,  J.  Kelly,  P.  Walsh,  D.  Brody,  T.  Domenici,  T.  Burns.  SECOND 
ROW:  B.  Blain,  J.  Edwards,  D.  MacDonald,  P.  Sutton,  G.  Belanger,  C.  Corrlgan.  FIRST  ROW:  R. 
Ku2niak,  R.  Ouellett,  J.  Coylc,  J.  Newton,  P.  Mclsoac,  M.  McKeniie. 


THIRD  ROW:  Ramunos  Tamulionis,  John  Laberge,  Alan  Winarski,  Edward  Dodds,  John  May.    SECOND 
ROW:  Anthony  Chiarelli,  Jura  Bilaniuk,  Thomas  Etele,  Stephen  Graf.    FIRST  ROW:  lain  BIrnie,  Rich- 
ard Lachapelle,  Gregory  Kealey   John  Harti,  John  Compana. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Sal  DiPasquale,  Vincent  McEwon,  Jurga  Varga,  Anthony  Parkes,  Paul  Vella,  Orest  Solonynka.  SECOND  ROW: 
Fergus  Lyons,  Paul  Bottoni,  Paul  Jolicoeur,  Terry  O'Hara,  John  Britten,  William  Robb,  David  Humphrey.  FIRST  ROW:  Andy  Zu- 
brits.  Rick  Fullan,  Richard  Rogacki,  Joseph  Pivato,  William  Micklasavics,  Michael   Pejskar. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  Molo,  Don  Bannan,  Paul  Downs.  SECOND  ROW:  Szygmunt 
Szwed,  John  Jeffries,  Don  McKay.  FIRST  ROW:  Michael  Pittana,  William  McNeill, 
Thomas  Regan. 


THIRD  ROW:  Kenneth  Kinlin,  Gerard 
Geddes.  SECOND  ROW:  Peter  Neubauer, 
Chris  Otrysko.  FIRST  ROW:  Jim  Kavanagh, 
Ray  Stockus. 


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THIRD  ROW:  P.  Inokai,  M.  Blajer,  S.  Carroll,  M.  Rufsey,  B.  Counter,  J.  Long,  R.  Bukowski.  SECOND  ROW:  B.  Kerr,  P.  Ferroro, 
D.  Marsh,  M.  Duffy,  F.  Medal,  P.  Aspenaull,  K.  Swirsky,  P.  McHardy.  FIRST  ROW:  D.  Moiko,  J.  Johnson,  J.  Lanno,  B.  Burnic, 
C.  Wright,   R.   Posivy. 


THIRD  ROW:  Graham  White,  Peter  Prat- 
chett.  SECOND  ROW:  Peter  DeVito,  Mario 
Fidele.  FIRST  ROW:  Paul  Thompson,  Mi- 
chael Lemche. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  Fogorty,  Miroslaw  Tar- 
nowka.  SECOND  ROW:  Jules  Gagne,  John 
Jeffries.  FIRST  ROW:  John  Malo,  Anthony 
Delisi. 


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L   to  R.:  Brian  Myers,  Rocco  Commisso,  Paul  Boker, 
Poul   Rockham,   Gregory  Curran,   Herbert  Terry. 


L  to  R.:  Michael  McHardy,  Gordon  Wil- 
ton, John  Pilot,  William  Gigllo,  Potrick 
Coyle. 


L  to  R.:  Richard  Nichol,  Thomas 
Sullivan,  Gregory  MocDonold, 
David  Mollon,  William  Martin, 
Peter  Schwalm,  Michael  McCarron. 


THIRD  ROW:  Roiner  Soegtrop,  Edward  Aust. 
SECOND  ROW:  Thomas  Robert,  Leo  Breen, 
Frank  Coputo,  Kenneth  Fuderich,  James  White- 
head. FIRST  ROW:  Robert  Lindsell,  Francis 
Trowhill,    Donald    Maynard,   Alan    Lukochko. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Peter  Benson,  Robert  Mullen,  Edward  Kalcze,  Ivan  Deveau,  Ronald  Spizzlrl,  Doug  Bannan,  John  SKea.  SECOND 
ROW:  Thomas  Greco,  John  Vining,  Paul  Scott,  Zbig  Galuska,  James  O'Reilly,  Geoffrey  Donohue.  FIRST  ROW:  Paul  Heenan, 
William    Poison,    Peter    Mohovlich,    Paul    Benson,    Robert    McHendry,  Peter  Meilleur. 


SECOND  ROW:  Maurice  Rudisi,  Andres  Arteaga,  Lennie  Dwark,  Michael   Doucet. 

FIRST  ROW:  Peter   Lannan,   Peter   Brent,  Thomas   Hegorty,   Bernard    Doyle,  John   McNamara. 


SECOND  ROW:  Kenneth  McGulgan,  Paul  Codorin,  David  Graf,  Robert  Coffey, 
Robert  Sporkes,  Michael  Foley.  FIRST  ROW:  Ronald  Rodge,  Brefni  Shuttleworth, 
Andrew  Deme,  James  Hodgins. 


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GRADE  NINE 


•  •  • 


THIRD  ROW:  Paul  McCarron,  Williom  Manley,  Leslie  Munlak,  James  McGeough. 
SECOND  ROW:  Francis  Markotich,  James  McDade,  Enrique  Ontanon.  FIRST 
ROW:  Vincent  McGovern,  Dovid  McMahon,  Terry  Meloche,  Enzo  Montini. 


THIRD  ROW:  William  McKenzle,  John  Marks,  Joseph  Mior,  Harley  Morden,  Michael 
Moloney.  SECOND  ROW:  Gerald  McGoey,  John  Muirhead,  Terry  McNally,  Robert  Moroz. 
FIRST  ROW:  William  MacNeill,  Dennis  Mulhall,  Roger  Moreau. 


THIRD  ROW:  Francis  Mendicino,  James  Mitchell,  Kelly  McCormack,  Eugene  Mc- 
Eleney.  SECOND  ROW:  Brian  Mulligan,  James  McDonald,  Michael  Miller,  Bernard 
McGarry,  Paul  McConn.  FIRST  ROW:  Anthony  Mortino,  Fred  Merlocco,  Karl 
Mund,  James  McCarthy. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Orest  Nowakiwski,  Ralph  RenzeHi,  William  O'Hara.  SECOND  ROW: 
David  Roche,  Algis  Puteris,  Thomas  McGoey,  John  Piecuch,  Ray  O'Kane.  FIRST 
ROW:  Dino  Pigat,  Paul  Raino,  Maurice  Prior,  Robert  Quirk,  John  Pickernell. 


THIRD  ROW:  Michael  Porter,  John  Neralich,  Rocco  Raccioppa,  William  O'Rourke. 
SECOND  ROW:  Francis  Rosati,  Donald  O'Rourke,  Wilfred  Nolan,  Francis  Petko,  Paul 
O'Meara.  FIRST  ROW:  Patrick  Howard,  Raymond  Quinn,  Ross  Morrison,  Paul  Neu- 
bauer,  Francis  Rehok. 


THIRD  ROW:  William  O'Leary,  Michael  O'Toole,  Ronald  Pitts.  SECOND  ROW: 
Gerard  McNeil,  Sean  O'Sullivan,  Robert  Pocius,  Donald  Puma.  FIRST  ROW:  Brian 
O'Reilly,  David  O'Leary,   Kreso  Perovich. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Robert  Tobin,  Jack  Vclanoff,  Nicholas  Slawson, 
Francis  Sartor.  SECOND  ROW:  Enzo  Santianni,  James  Drake, 
Paul  M.  Smith,  David  Wakely,  Patrick  Treocy.  FIRST  ROW: 
Daniel   Ryan,  Mark  Siatowski,   Francis  Tonan,   Kevin   Scanlon. 


THIRD  ROW:  Thomas  Tworzyansk,  David  Wil- 
kinson, James  Wardmann.  SECOND  ROW:  Jerry 
Skwierawski,  Walter  Silecky,  Brian  Thomas,  An- 
thony Urbonas.  FIRST  ROW:  Leslie  Sienko, 
James  Roger,   Donald  Turner. 


Gregory  Kinlin,  Larry  Twinney,  Michael  Wardell, 
Paul  S.  Smith,  Andrew  Tatarski,  and  Michael 
Lynch. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  Shunk,  John  Sammut,  Terrance  Slattery 
Mark  Tonus.  SECOND  ROW:  Wayne  Work,  Clifford  Truax, 
Gerry  Tymon,  Sandro  Sperduti.  FIRST  ROW:  Lawrence  Smith, 
Algirdos  Stankus,   John   Saunders,  Joseph  Vaskevicius. 


Page  142 


THIRD  ROW:  Tim  Hanrahon,  Richard  Kolodziej, 
Jeffrey  Soltysek.  SECOND  ROW:  Michael  Nc- 
dello,  Paul  Scholes,  Christopher  Szalwinski. 
FIRST  ROW:  John  Tcolis,  George  Gattardi,  Mi- 
chael A.   Donnelly,   Robin   Taylor. 


SECOND  ROW:  Joseph  VisconH,  John  Williams, 
Kevin  Costello,  David  Murnaghan,  James  Stewart. 
FIRST  ROW:  Michael  P.  Donnelly,  Elias  Zarou, 
Patrick   Kutney,  John   Pickett,   Ronan   Grogan. 


THIRD  ROW:  Lowrence  Berube,  Barrie  Wykes,  Robert 
Manwaring.  SECOND  ROW:  Londos  D'Arrigo,  John  Olko- 
wicz,  Glenn  Wright,  Bernard  Gorecki.  FIRST  ROW:  Dennis 
Green,  Jerry  Malkiewicz,  Stanley  Miczek. 


THIRD  ROW:  Caesor  Berti,  John  Caruso,  Jerry  Brooks.  SECOND  ROW:  Peter  Clark, 
George  Bihus,  Dennis  Conlogue,  Peter  Brady.  FIRST  ROW:  Danny  Blazina,  Norm 
Beliveau,  Bruno  Bellissimo,  Gerry  Dodds,  Joseph  DeBruyn. 


THIRD  ROW:  John  Bookalam,  Gordon  Burns,  James  Burns.  SECOND  ROW:  Michael 
Bourns,  Joseph  Brisevac,  Jock  Coughlin,  Michael  Dolan.  FIRST  ROW:  Garry  Burkett, 
Rudy  Delija,  Michael   Daoust,   David'  Cecy,   Hugh  Connelly. 


THIRD  ROW:  Joseph  Brisbois,  Wayne  Bridger,  Mark  Brodzki.  SECOND  ROW:  Joseph 
Caruso,  Peter  Gorman,  James  Corlysle,  Enzo  DeCarlo.  FIRST  ROW:  Paul  Bachelor, 
John  Counter,  William   Barker,  George   Belcastro,   Bryan   Bell. 


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THIRD  ROW:  Christopher  Lewicki,  Edward  Kenny,  Ted  Kennedy,  Bernard  MacDonald.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  George  Lesperance,  Robert  Johnston,  Gerry  Lynch,  Colin  Milliard,  John  Doyle.  FIRST 
ROW:  Clifford  King,  Peter  McAteer,  Donald  Heslin,  John  Hogan. 


THIRD  ROW:  William  Higgins,  George  Jakob,  Edward  Hutchinson,  Michael  Ireton. 
SECOND  ROW:  Douglas  Eilers,  John  Koszuba,  Louis  Horvath,  William  Inwood,  Francis 
Krawczyk.     FIRST  ROW:  Ian  Griffin.  Patrick  Killoran,  Gerry   Legere,  Patrick   Livingston. 


THIRD  ROW:  Michael  Coin,  Gerry  Lapeer,  John 
MacNeil,  David  Cherevet.  SECOND  ROW:  Gary 
Kennedy,  Eric  Lye,'  Carl  Hickey,  Paul  Hoy,  Mi- 
chael Hyszka.  FIRST  ROWW:  Lawrence  Lee, 
David    Needham,  Joseph   Halloran,  John   Guoba. 


Page  146 


THIRD  ROW:  Joseph  Faludi,  Thomas  Fullon,  William  Hartley.  SECOND  ROW:  Brian 
Galbraith,  Thomas  Grant,  William  Brooks,  Barry  Duggan.  FIRST  ROW:  Martin  Hawdur, 
John   Heritage,  Paul   Doyle,  Lawrence  Fullon,   Lubomyr   Fedyna. 


SECOND  ROW:  Charles  Gregory,  Santino 
laccino,  Raymond  Giza,  Neil  Enright. 
FIRST  ROW:  Tim  Goldwin,  Michael  Fiti- 
patrick,  Robert  Gauthier. 


L.  to  R.:  Donald  Gillis,  Francis  Greco,  Michael 
Grace,   John   Girard,  Anthony   Farrugic. 


THIRD  ROW:  Stephen  Giuliani,  Gary  Frey,  Rob- 
ert Filers,  Stephen  Glass,  Michael  Geburt.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Bryan  Duguay,  John  Halloron,  Peter 
Wilmshurst.  FIRST  ROW:  William  Greenwood, 
Michael    Fenn,    Paul    Hannigan,    Paul    Gamsby. 


Page  146 


Jim  McKendry 

Meet 

EATON'S  Junior  Executive 
for  1962-63! 

He  lets  us  know  what's  "in"  with  you  and  your  crowd! 

This  class-mate  of  yours  represents  you  and  your  school 

on  EATON'S  Junior  Executive.  Whether  it  be  fad 

or  fashion— EATON' S  will  know— through  your  elected  rep. 

He  can  tell  you  about  the  bandbox  EATON'S  provides 

for  school  dances,  plus  various  other  projects  and  services  we 

enjoy  planning  for  you. 

TIMELY  TEENS  OF  THE  TIMES  SHOP  AT  EATON'S— 
THE  STORE  FOR  YOUNG  CANADA 


Page  147 


Compliments  of 

MANLEY,  GRANT 
&  ARMSTRONG 

BARRISTERS  and  SOLICITORS 
366  Bay  Street  Toronto,  Ontario 


GEORGE  MacDONALD 
&  COMPANY 

COMMERCIAL  STATIONERS 

Everything  for  the  Office 

1 06  Avenue  Road  Phone 

Toronto,  Canada  WA  4-2539 


Compliments  of 

PETER  GORMAN 

LIMITED 


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Wholesalers 


Distributors 


Toronto  Phone  TELEPHONE 

EM.  4-6594  TW.  5-4595-6 

95  Eagle  Ave.     Newmarket,  Ontario 


Page  148 


NOW  IS  THE  TIME 


TO  TALK  TO  US  ABOUT 

YOUR  WILL 

ask  for  our  booklet 

"WHAT    YOU    SHOULD     KNOW 

ABOUT  YOUR   ESTATE" 

Evening  appointments  may  be  arranged  at  your  home 

GUARANTY  TRUST 

COMPANY  OF  CANADA 
366   Bay   St.,  Toronto  —   EM  6-1531 

Offices  and  Agencies  Across  Canada 


REED,  SHAW  &  McNAUGHT 
INSURANCE 

25  Adelaide  Street  West 
EM.  4-2141 


Compliments  of 

LANDY  &  COMPANY 
LIMITED 

CATHOLIC  GIFTS  and 

RELIGIOUS  ARTICLES 

EMpire  3-8828 

16  Dundas  Street  West 


Page  149 


DAY, 

WILSON,  CAMPBELL  &  MARTIN 

Barristers  and  Solicitors 

BANK  OF  CANADA  BUILDING,  250  UNIVERSITY  AVE 

.,  TORONTO  1 

Thomas  J.  Day,  Q.C. 

Roland  F.  Wilson,  Q.C,  LL.B. 

W.  Qorke  Campbell 

H.  Emerson  Martin,  Q.C. 

Robert  F.  Reid,  Q.C. 

Ralph  S.  McCreoth,  Q.C. 

Donald  F.  McDonald,  Q.C. 

R.  Y.  W.  Campbell 

Jeffrey  K.  Smith 

M.  I.  Wheldrake 

C.  E.  Woollcombe 
John  W.  Morden 

Williom  Filipiuk 

Telephone  EM  4-8121 

Cable  Address  "DAYFERG" 

CHEVY  II  FOR  1963 


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28  GERRARD  ST.  E.  TORONTO 


CHEVY  II  NOVA  400  CONVERTIBLE 

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have  made  Gorries 

Cccnada's  Largest  Dealer 

Sales  EM  4-9171  Service  EM  4-6188 


Ask 

For 
BILL  O'BRIEN 


Page  150 


Hugh  J.  Bruce,  b.a. 

BARRISTER  &  SOLICITOR 


1162   ST.  CLAIR   AVE.  WEST 
AT  DUFFERIN 
raRONTD   ID 


Bus.  LE.    5-3143 
RES.  CH.  4-27D9 


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CLIFFORD    SHORNEY   LTD. 

2463    BLOOR    STREET    WEST 
762-9012 

FRED  FENN  of 

CANADA  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY 

EMpire  8-7432 


CLAPP'S 


SHOES 


MENS   STORE 

760  Yonge  St. 

Just  South  of  Bloor 

Next  to  Uptown  Theatre 

10%  DISCOUNT  TO  ALL  STUDENTS 


WOMENS   STORE 

693  Yonge  St. 

Just  South  of  Bloor 
CLAPP  SHOE  HOUSE  LTD. 

Owned  and  Operated  by  Gordon  S.  Clapp 
Hours  9  to  5:30  Daily  —  Thursday  and  Fridays  Till  9  p.m. 


Page  151 


TRY 

VALLEY  VIEW  DAIRY 

For  Quality  and  Service 
Phone  HO  1 152-3-4         660  Pope  Avenue 


PIGOTT  CONSTRUCTION 
COMPANY  LIMITED 

ENGINEERS  and  CONTRACTORS 

1250  Bay  Street,  Toronto,  Ontario 

Pigott  Building,  Hamilton,  Ontario 

1155  Dorchester  Boulevard  West, 

Montreal,  Quebec 


ROY     ORLANDO 

M.    R.  A.   I.  C.     ARCHITECT 


YONGE  FINCH   PLAZA  OFFICES     WILLOWDALE    ONTARIO 
12A  FINCH  AVE.   WEST    SUITE   15,  TELEPHONE  222-1151 


"WE  KNOW  HOW" 

NEW  METHOD 
LAUNDRY  CO.  LIMITED 

TORONTO 

Daily  Pickup  ana  Delivery  Service 

DRY  CLEANING  -  LAUNDRY 
TELEPHONE  LE.  1-2411  -  DAY  or  NIGHT 


I 


eir 

Jlerit 


Young  men  attending  the  Canadian  Services 
Colleges  and  Canadian  universities  under  the 
tri-service  Regular  Officer  Training  Plan  (ROTP) 
train  for  challenging  and  rewarding  careers  as 
officers  in  Canada's  Armed  Forces.  High  school 
graduates  of  Senior  Matriculation  or  Junior 
Matriculation  standing  qualify  for  entrance 
on  a  competitive  basis.  These  young  men  are 
selected  and  will  advance  on  one  basis  alone — 
ON  THEIR  MERIT. 


For  information  regarding  tuition,  board, 
lodging,  uniforms,  books,  instruments, 
medical  and  dental  care,  and  salary,  con- 
sult the  Navy,  Army  or  Air  Force 
Recruiting  Office  in  your  area,  or  write 
to  the  Director  ROTP,  Department  of 
National  Defence,  Ottawa  4,  Ontario. 


Page  152 


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Compliments  of 


VALENTINE  ENTERPRISES 


165  Cartw  right  Avenue 


Toronto  19,  Ontario 


Archbishop  Flahiff  offers  the  Holy  Sacrifice  of  the  Mass  for  the  Boarders. 


Page  153 


WE'RE   CHEERING  ABOUT 


(Sa  (s; 


the  wonderful  job  done  by  your  representative 
on  the  Simpson's  Collegiate  Club. 


BILL  MADOTT 


ST.  MICHAEL'S 
COLLEGE  SCHOOL 


Qwy^iCm^    Canada's  Youth  Centre 


Compliments  of  the 


F.  ROSAR 

FUNERAL  RESIDENCE 


John  E.  (Bud)  Rosar 
Thomas  L.  Morrison 


Page  154 


CARLING 


The  best 

brews  in  the  world 

come  from 

Car  ling 


THE  CARLING  BREWERIES  LIMITED 

Brewers  of  Red  Cap  Ale,  Black  Label  Lager  Beer,  CInci  Lager  Beer  and  Brading  Ale. 


Page  155 


m!m  m  m 


Thomas  Gibson  &  Company  guarantees  Clean-as-can-be 
satisfaction  or  your  cost  is  refunded. 
Specializing  in  the  methods  and  chemistry  of  cleaning, 
Thomas  Gibson  supplies  fine  chemicals  and  mechanical 
equipment  for  every  interior  cleaning  requirement. 


THOMAS     GIBSON 


&  company  limited 


90   Crocklord    Blvd      Sc^fborough    4     Ont  ,.  Tel     757  4187 


"Special" 

St.  Michael's 
Navy  Blazer 

$2500 

Regular  $29.95 
Matching 

Grey 
Flannels 

$1495 


St.  Clair 

at 

Bathurst 


MEN'S    WEAR 


Builders',  Contractors' 

and  Industrial 
Wholesale  Hardware 

FAIRBANK 
HARDWARE  LIMITED 

MIKE  SIMONETTA 
President 

2493  Dufferin  Street 

Toronto  19,  Ontario 

Phone 

787-0391 


Compliments  of 


KERNAHAN  &  CONNOLLY 


GENERAL  INSURANCE 


Toronto,  Canada 


Page  156 


For  That 

Fine  "FRESH"  Flavour 

Drink 


vrden's 


487-4501 

1275  Lawrence  Ave.  East 

Toronto 


Ontario's  Foremost  Institutional 
WHOLESALE  GROCERS 


E.  W.  Hickeson  6c  Co.  Ltd. 


450  Front  St.  West        368-1676 

Ontario  Distributors  of 

JOHN 

SEXTON'S 

FINE 

FOODS 


Page  157 


J.  N.  PITTS  LIMITED 

GENERAL  CONTRACTORS 


•     ROADS 


•      RAILWAYS 


•     POWER  DEVELOPMENTS 
•      BRIDGES 

241  McRae  Drive 
Toronto  17,  Ontario 


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GRADE  NINE  SCHOLARSHIP  WINNERS  ON  ORIENTATION  NIGHT 


Page  158 


COMPLIMENTS  OF 

THE  QUARTERBACK  CLUB 

OF 

SAINT  MICHAEL'S   COLLEGE  SCHOOL 

TORONTO,  CANADA 


Page  159 


YOUNG  PEOPLE 
CHOOSE  A 
CAREER  WITH 
"THE  BANK" 


If  you'd  like  to  know  more 
about  career  opportunities 
with  "The  Bank"  see  the 
Manager  of  the  branch 
nearest  you  or  write 
for  our  free  booklet, 
"The  Sky's  The  Limit." 

Address  your  letter  to: 
The  Supt.  of  Personnel, 
The  Toronto-Dominion 
Bank,  55  King  St.  West, 
Lforonto,  Ontario. 


I  TORONTO-DOMINION 

Where  People  Make  The  Difference 


ATLAS  CARBON  &  RIBBON 
COMPANY  LIMITED 


Typewriter  and  Adding  Machine  Ribbons 
Carbon  Paper  Duplicating  Supplies 

431  Dundas  Street  East        Toronto,  Ontario 


Compliments  of 

CRUSH  INTERNATIONAL 
LIMITED 


Phone 
PL  5-4161 


1600  O'Connor  Drive 
Toronto  16,  Ontario 


The  Grand   March  of  the  Graduation   Formal   of  the   Exercises  held   In  October   this  year. 


Page  160 


^T'ee^ 


Page  161 


Compliments  of 


W.   p.   KLERSY 
PAINTS  LIMITED 


2194  Bloor  Street  West 
Toronto 


Com,pliments  of 

KEENAN  and  BIELASKA 
ARCHITECTS 

20  Eglinton  Avenue  East 
Toronto  12,  Ontario 


GOLDMAN 
OFFICE  FURNITURE  and 
INTERIOR  DECORATORS 

Drapes,  Broadloom,  etc. 


Phone 
ME  5-5211 


31  Vinci  Crescent 
Downsview,  Ontario 


"The  pulse  of  the  Annual 

Father  Whelan  at  his  desk  in  The  Tower  Office.  His  helpers 
are  Dave  Sorenson,  Glen  Mitchell  and  Dave  Prentice. 


Mr.  John  Maiola  poses  Jim  Culnan  for  his  yearbook  portrait 
in  our  "studio." 


CHfllR-mfln  miLLS  LimiTED 


We  Rent  Tables  and  Chairs  for  All  Affairs 


628  Parliament  Street 

Telephone  WA  3-9801 

Toronto,  Ontario 


Compliments  of 

THE 

ARTISTIC  BARBER 

SHOP 

499  ST..  CLAIR  AVENUE  WEST 
Prop.  BRUCE  CISTERNA 


%JiM«*^ 


CLOTHES     SHOP 

Fine  Hand  Tailored  Suits  and  Top  Coats 

In  the  Style  Young  Men  Prefer 

Phone  369  Yonge  Street 

EMpire  3-7865  Toronto,  Ontario 


Compliments  of 


THE 

MARTHA  GUILD 
of 

SAINT  MICHAEL'S 
COLLEGE  SCHOOL 


Page  163 


Compliments  of ... 
Mr.  Art  Berinett 

Crosstown  Car  Wash  &  Service  Station 


Your 
first 


car. 


■  ■ 


is  the  biggest 
thrill  you'll 
ever  have. 
Drive  it  with 
care  .  .  .  and  care 
for  it  well. 


THE   BRITISH   AMERICAN    OIL   COMPANY    LIMITED 


Page  164 


Alexander-Hamilton 
PHARMACY 

LEO  HAWKINS.  Phm.B. 

Elizabeth  Arden 

PREPARATIONS 

68  Bloor  Street  West 

at  Bay  Street 

Toronto 

Telephones: 

WAlnut  2-2161-2 


LINCOLN  LAUNDRY 

LINEN  SUPPLY 

LIMITED 

895  College  Street 

If  It's  Textile  ...  We  Rent  It 

Peter  D'Agostino 

and 

Ralph  Aceto 

Phone  534-8428 
and  534-8429 


EASTERN  CONSTRUCTION  COMPANY, 

LIMITED 

GENERAL  CONTRACTORS 

81  Wellesley  St.,  E.  Airport  Road 

Toronto  Windsor 


J.  Harold  Glynn 

cDid   Sons 

EAVESTROUGHING 
SKYLIGHTS  AND  ROOFING 

of  Every  Description 

"THE  COMPLETE  SERVICE" 
All  Work  Guaranteed 

Office:    126  St.  Helen's  Avenue 

TORONTO  4  LEnnox  1-7220 

Shop:   80  Ritchie  Avenue 

LEnnox  4-3658 


MEISTERSCHAFT 
COLLEGE 

LIMITED 


"SHORTEST  AND  SUREST  METHOD" 
Complete  matriculation  in  one  year — No  extra 
curricular    activities — Individual    Instruction- 
Small  Study  Groups — Enrollments  not  guaran- 
teed after  June  30th. 


84  Woodlawn  Ave.  West 

Telephone  WAlnut  3-1189 

Toronto  7,  Canada 


Page  165 


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SMART  MENS  SHOPS 


Headquarters  for 
ALL  SCHOOL  BLAZERS 


1905  Avenue  Road  RU  3-2355 

3003  Danforth  Avenue 

(Shoppers  World  Plaza) 
(Phone  691-3527) 


Compliments  of 

ADRIATIC 
INSURANCE  AGENCY 

SORBARA  REAL  ESTATE 

FERRARO  HOLDINGS 

Office 

1757  Eglinton  Avenue  West 

Phone 

RU  3-6156 

Toronto,  Ontario 


Cotnpliments  of 

NEWMAN  CLUB 

of 

TORONTO 

"A  Home  Away  From  Home" 

Reverend  T.  A.  MacDonald,  C.S.B.,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

(Director) 

89  St.  George  Street 

Toronto  5,  Ontario 


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Page  166 


"His   Heroes" 
Dave  Keon,  Camilla  Natale,  Dick  Duff 


PORTS  OF  CALL 


Delight  in  the  Atmosphere  and  Mystery 
of  World  Wide  Dining  now  available 
in  the  Unigue  Specialty  Rooms  of  Ports 
of  Call  .  .  .  the  World's  Largest  Inter- 
national Restaurant  Complex  under  one 
roof  with  seating  for  over  1100  persons. 


PORTS  OF  CALL 

1 145  Yonge  Street  924-9353 


Page  167 


COMPLIMENTS  OF 


F.  LYNETT  LIMITED 


FUNERAL  DIRECTORS 


3299  Dundas  Street  West  Toronto  9,  Ontario 

Phone  RO  7-1176 


Page  168 


KANSAS    CITY    6.    MISSOURI 
TORONTO   1,  ONTARIO 

UTHO.  IN  V.BJi.   BY  YEARBOOK  HOU8K 


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