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St. Rose High School Yearbook 1964-1965

St. Rose High School (Amherstburg, Ontario)

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I f • TO THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES • OF JESUS AND MARY who during the past one hundred years have zealously labcure~-1 in the vineyard of our town to plant Christian ideals in rhe hearts of their scudems, II WE, THE STUDENTS OF ST. ROSE, • GRATEFULLY DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK.

May the seeds of virrue • chat they have sown in the hearts of young people over the past century appear ar harvesr rime in their crowns ot glory

to the "SHINE LIKE STARS FOR All ETERNITY".

Page 1 --Socia/ Patrond---

The Basilian Fathers, Hiss Elaine Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Everette Bums St. John che Baptist Church, McGregor R.R. No. 1, Amherstburg Amherscburg The Gallivans Monseigneur A Caron Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burns Jack, Pat, Mary Pat and Danny 610 Sandwich Sc., Amherscburg Eglise St. Oement, McGregor 2891 Univ Ave. W No. 5, Windsor Reverend Raymond G. Forcon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bums Mr. and Mrs. G. Garden Sacred Heart Church, LaSalle 610 Sandwich Sc., Amherstburg I 03 King Sc., Amherst burg Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Airriess Mr. and Mrs. Loreto Capaldi Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gignac R.R. No. 4, Amherscburg R.R. No. 3, Texas Rd., Amhemburg 308 Dalhousie, Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen Mrs. Arthur Coumoyea Mr. and Mrs. Fred Girard R.R. No. 2, Amherscburg 238 Alma Ave., Amherstburg McGregor Mr. Larry Allen Mrs. Amelia Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Girard R.R No. 2, Amherscburg Amherscburg Decroir, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Amlin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coyde Mr. Marcel Girard R.R. No. 4, Amherscburg -iO l Fort St., Amherstburg McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Francis Amlin Mr. and Mrs. James Daulc Mr. Frank Herceg William Sc., Amberscburg Highway 18, Windsor Keele Sc., Toi onro Mrs. Josephine Amlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deluca Ml. and Mrs. John L. Herceg 609 Gore Sc., Amberstburg R.R. No. 3, Texas Rd., Amherscburg R.R. No. 2, Amherstburg Miss Joyce Amlin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Derochie Mr. and Mts. Dan Higgins Hanna Ave., Windsor 1725 Matcher Road, LaSalle R.R. No. 2, Amherstburg Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Amlin Mr. and Mrs. Cecil T. Deslippe Mrs. Leah Houle R.R. No. 2, Amherscburg R.R. No. 2, Ambersrburg Rochester, N Y Mr. and Mrs. Reford Amlin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Deslippe Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hunt 302 Sandwich St., Amherstburg R.R. No. 2, Amhersrburg R R. No. 2 Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Tino Baggio Mr. Oscar Deslippe Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kennedy 2860 Glenwood Crescent, Windsor Amherstburg 4300 Chalmers, Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Barron Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deslippe Mr. and Mrs. John Kost, Jr. R.R. No. 1, Amherstburg R.R. No. 1, Amherscburg R.R. No. l, Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bastien Mr. David B. D rouillard Dr. and Mrs. E. C Ladouceur 11 Balaclava, Amherscburg 129 Alma St., Amhersrburg I O Elm St., Amherst burg Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Beaudoin Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Drouillard Marcy Lahey 609 Gore St, Amherscburg 129 Alma Sr., Amhersrburg 13934 Lauder, Detroit Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bezaire Mr. and Mrs. Kennch Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Lahey R.R. No. 1, Amberstburg R.R. No. 2, Amherstburg 13934 Lauder, Decroir • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bezaire Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Faucher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laing R.R. No. 2, River Canard 110 Seymour Sc., Arnhersrburg R.R. No. 2, Amherstburg Mr. and ·Mrs. Francis A. Beza.ire Mr. and Mrs. Doo Feaver Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laing 812 Richmond Sc., Amherscburg R.R. No. 2, Amherscburg R.R. No. 2, Amhersrburg ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bezaire Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Fitzmaurice Mr. and Mrs. La.wrence Langlois R.R. No. 1, Amherstburg 1461 York St., W indsor R.R. No. l, McGregor Miss Pauline Bezaire Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo La.nglois R.R. No. 1, Amherscburg R.R. No. 2, Ambemburg R.R. No. 1, McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Bondy Mr. and Mes. Roberr Fryer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mailloux 429 Huron Sc., la. Salle ~imrne St., Amherstburg R.R. No. 4, Amherstburg Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bondy Mr. A. W. Gagnon Miss Irene Mailloux R.R. No. I, Amherstburg Partington St., Windsor 301 Bachursr St., Amhmcbu.rg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bratt Mrs. Dolphis Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. John Mayville R.R No. 2, Amberscburg McGregor Park Sc., Amherstburg

Page 2 Miss Anne McBride Miss M. A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Shaw 606 Simcoe, Amherstburg 114 Bathurst 'Sc., .Amherstburg Bathurst St., .Amherstburg Miss Mary Manha McBride .Mr. and Mrs Arthur T. Pacteoder Miss Rosella Shaw 606 Simcoe St., Amherstburg 5i9 Sandwich Sc., Amherstburg 825 Victory Ave., Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Aaron McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Pillon Mr. and Mrs. Les Simon RR. No. 1, Amherstburg R.R. Ne. 2, Amherscburg 26 Balaclava St., Ambersrburg Mr. and Mrs. Orval McGuire. Jr. Mr. ana Mrs. Earl Pillon Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Sinasac R.R No. 2, Amhersrburg R.R. No. 1, Ambersrburg 111 Sandwich Sr., N. Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGuire Mis, Evelyn Pillon Mr. and Mrs. Gervaise Sinasac R.R. No. 1, Amherstburg R.R. No. l, Amherstburg R.R. No. ,1, Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meloche Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pillon Mr. and Mrs. William Sin.isac R.R. No. 2, Arnherstburg R.R. No. 1, Amherscburg 248 Brunner Ave., Amhersrburg Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meloche Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pillon Sraff and Students of Sacred Vicroria Road, la Salle R.R. No. 1, Ambcrstburg Heart Intermediate, LaSalle Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Meloche Miss Patricia Pillon Staff and Students of St. Anthony's R.R. No. 1, McGregor 510 Murray Sc., Amherscburg School, Amhemburg Miss Mary E. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pillon Scaff and Srudems of Sc. John the 214 Seymour St., Amherstburg R.R. No. 1, Amherstburg Baptist School, A.mherstburg Mr. Leo Normandeau Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pillon Staff and Students of McGregor R.R. No. I, Amberscburg Stella Maris School, Amherstburg Mr. Parker Odette Mr. and Mrs. John Purdie Mrs. Doreen Stanley 602 Gore Sr., Amherstburg 6 Park Sr.. Amhcrsrburg 206 Park Street, Amherstburg Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O'Gorman Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Suns 2504 Front Rd., La Salle 624 Sandwich St., N., .Amherscburg 204 Brock St., Amhemburg Miss Patricia Ouellecce Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reaume Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor 135 Alma St., Amhemburg 303 Sandwich St., .Amherscburg R.R. No. 1, Amherstburg Mrs. Victor Ouellerre Mr. :i,1d Mrs. Thomas Rebidoux Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Thrasher 13 5 Alma St., Amherstburg 404 Park St., Amhersrburg 207 Alma St., Amherstburg Miss A. Pajor Mr. :rnd Mrs. Ernest Reimneitz Mr. and Mrs. Dolphis Trombley River Canard Gr1nr Sr., Amhersrburg 503 Gore St., .Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Palumbc Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Renaud Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Vermette 304 King St, Amherstburg R.R. No. 2, .Amherstburg 21 ~ R:11nsey St., .Amherscburg Mrs. J:va Paquette Mt and Mrs. Leo A. Rochele:iu Mrs. James White R.R. No. 1, Amberstburg McGregor 225 Alma Sr., Amherscburg Mr. and Mrs. Rooario Parere Mr. and :Mrs. James R. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Michael White 3 Duff Ave, Amherscburg R.R. No. 2, Amherstburg 209 Seymour St., Aruherscburg Mr. and :Mrs. E. A. Parker Young Christian Scudencs • 201 Park St., Amberstburg fl n l St. John the Baptise Parish Amhcrscburg (J.:Juoineoo ,-a rono Amherst Shoe Centre Nadalin Sales Ltd. • 101 Erie St. E., Windsor Murray St., Amherstburg Grav's Greenhouses Nan's Beauty Salon Am'1erstburg Public Library Board i 10· Dalhousie St., Amhersrburg Sandwich St., Amhersrburg McGregor Hank's Place John R. O'Neill, Real Estate Salesman Beaver lumber Co., Ltd. R.R. No. 1, Oldcasde Essex R.R. No. 1, McGregor LaSalle and Amherst Speed Wash C:ike Appliances Ouellette's Billiards and Snack Bar LaSalle Sandwich St., Amherstburg 11 Richmond Sc., Amherscburg Mario's Barber Shop Pajot Insurance Agency Cornett Drugs Ltd., Sandwich St., Amberscburg From Road, LaSalle 146 Weaminscer, LaSalle Ben Meloche Feeds Seewald Dairy Bar Duby's Furniture McGregor Rams&y St., Amherscburg LaSalle .Murray KCQnedy Motors Swiss Cbaler Shop Girard's Red and White North Sr.. Amherscburg McGregor 701 Sandwich St., Amherstburg Page 3 THANKS TO OUR PATRONS - THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS - Producing a yearbook is a gigancic undertaking. Even with an enthusiastic year­ book staff the project could nor have succeeded wichouc financial backing, for subscrip­ tions cover only a fraction of the cost. We are indebted then to you, our patrons and ad­ verrisers, for your genuine and generous support. Pictured here, drawn from the differ­ em classes, are the cop solicirors in the yearbook di-ive.

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Page 4 Administration " •II II ' HIS EXCELLENCY Most Reverend G. Emmett Carter, D.D., Ph.D. Bishop of London

My Dear Students of Sc. Rose High School:

It was with great pleasure that I learned that you were dedicating your Yearbook co cbe Sisters of che Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, who mark this year rhe hundredth anniversary of their devored work for rhe Church. Much has been given you and much will be expected of you. le is not coo extra­ ordinary these days for young men and women co receive a high school education, bur the type of dedication and self-sacrifice which you have come to know in your teachers remains rare in a self-seeking world. Perhaps you do not realize ir, but virtue - like many other thmgs-- cannot be reproduced wirhour imirarion. The only way we can be brave is ro have seen brave people and to have known of brave deeds. The only way we can be honest is co meet people for whom honesty is a way of living. The only way we can really love God and our neighbor is ro meet with people who simply breathe that spirit of love in everything they do. This bas been the grcarest boon of }'Our educaci0n, nair.dy through your par­ ents and your teachers co have seen rhe patterns of this rype of life and to be able co reproduce it in your own. Always be grateful for your education and always be grateful to those who have done so much char you in nun might be able to give to orhers. Devotedly in Our Lord.

G. Emmert Carter, Bishop of London

Page 5 Reverend J. E. Martin, C.S.B.

OUR PASTOR'S MESSAGE

Your te:ichers, the Sisters of che Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, have witnessed che closing exercises of Catholic studenrs here in Amherstburg for one hundred suc­ cessive years. During those years many Sisters have contributed much to che spiritual, intellecrual and cultural life of che people of the community They have caught you to see life as it is, to see the Church as 1t is and co realize chat you have a part co play in ics life and worship. You were among the firsc co initiate acrive participation in the lirurgy in your parish church, and oow your prayer life is nor the individualistic piecy which finds expression in purely personal, often sentimen­ tal and theologically off-centre devotions You understand the meaning of the Mass and the Sacramenrs and know their full familial and social nature. You see faith as a full commitment of your entire person co God, as somethin8 co be lived and not merely accepted by the intellect or professed by the tongue. You see Christian morality as love of God and of neighbour expressed in living. But even all this, important as 1c is, is not enough. If you are to be a marure Cath· olic, you musl see the Oiurch as Christ. You must understand that che work of the Church is nor only to save souls, but also to help bring men and the world in which men live to full perfection Only if you have chis understanding and this knowledge will you be able co cake p:m in the work of the Church. the work of Christ, as a marure Catholic. You have the foundation for this kind of maturity but a more complete formation will come only from your own individual reading and srudy, and the spiritual results from rhe Holy Spirit aaing on vou. This formation is a lifelong work - day by day, as you encounter Christ in rhe Mass and the Sacraments, commune with God in prayer, worship with your fellow mem­ bers of Christ and live and work with chem in daily life. May the Holy Spirit lead you in the days and ye:irs ahead to greater and greater resemblance to Christ and co your full development as a Christian man and Christian woman.

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CENTRE: Reverend J. E. Martin, C.S.B., Pasror of St. John the Baprisr Church and Ad­ ministrator of St. Rose High School. LEFr: Reverend T. J. McReavy, C.S.B., Assisranr and Religious Knowledge grades 7 • and 8 . RIGHT: Reverend J. V. Thompson, C.S.B., Assistanr and Religious Knowledge Grades • 9. 10, 11, 1~-

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Page 7 SEATED, Left t.o Right: Sister M. Lucie of Jesus, A.T.C.M. Superior of St. Joseph's Academy and School of Music. Sister M. Francis Edward, B.A., Principal and Home Room Teacher Grade XII, Religion, English, French, Latin. STANDING, Lefr to Right: Sister Mary Dionysius, Librarian and History. Sister M. Patrick Joseph, B.A., Home Room Teacher Grade XI A, Religion, English, Mathematics aod Science. •

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--:-:- Page 8 SEA TED, Left to Right: Mrs. E. K. Bezaire, Home Room Teacher Grade X-B, Religion, English, Guidance Health. Sister Agnes Veronica, Principal, French, Mathematics. Sister Irene Th-:resa, B.A., Home Room Teacher X-A, Religion, Latin, Mathematics. Mrs. J. Bezaire, Home Room Teacher Grade VII. STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. J. Gallivan, B.A., Home Room Teacher, IX-A, Reli­ gion, History, Physical Education. Sister Genrude Helen, B.A., Home Room Teacher Grade Vlll-A. Sister Cecilia Agnes, B.A., Home Room Teacher Grade VlII-B. Mrs. E. Fee, B.A., C:Ommercial Department, Typing, Business Practice, Physical Education. Mr. W. A. Chevalier, B.A., Home Room Teacher Grade IX-B, Religbn, Science, Ge­ • ography .

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL

Page 9 Our Amhersrburg mission was the tirsr offshoot of the Provincial House of the Sisceis of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary located at St. Mary's Academy in Windsor. In the face of dire poverty the foundresses served the cause of Christ in the little ones confided to their care. While reaching has been their principal work, the daughters of Mother Marie-Rose have refused no cask no matter how hard the work involved might be. When the need arose the Sisters cook in as many as forty boarders aged three co eighteen and made the best of the cramped quarters in what is the present convent. St. Joseph's Academy also housed a thriv­ ing commercial school 1he acrual music department serves students from our own schools as well a.~ from the surrounding areas. We rejoice with our teachers, che Sisters of the Holy Names, as they see the completion of one hundred years 1865-1965, in our com­ munity, exening upon young and old alike, an everlasting influence. The accompanying picrures will reJare more accurately than words some of the aaivities of the chineen sisters presently located at the Convene.

Page 10 Graduates

CONNIE LYNN ANNE ALLEN Imbued with missionary zeal, Connie responds co every appeal,

RONALD BARRON Ask of Ron whatever we would, He would do whatever he could.

JUDITH ANN AMLIN Now you will see, A nurse she'll be, As sweet and kind As e'er you'll find.

PAULINE MARGARET BONDY For the green and gold With all her might, You may be sure, She'd fight, fight, fight.

EDMOND CHARLES BISSONNETIE In school activities he did his part, Acting in a way that woo our heart.

PETER MICHAEL BREAIB.T A profes.sor of Lacio surely he'll be, In some famous university.

SUZANNE ELIZABETH BONDY Suzanne is a clever lass, Who works well in every class.

Poge 11 FREDRICK HUNT Rick in mechanics does excel, For us he invented the St. Rose bell

DENISE JEAN KNAPP Fair Denise, with eyes of blue, Has wisdom, wit, and knowledge too.

DANIEL ROY LAJNG He's thoughtful, dependable, .ready for fun, That's why he's liked by everyone.

STANLEY LANGLOIS Tall, dark and handsome, Winning in bis ways, He'll be a cherished memo.ry Of our school days.

DAVID THOMAS MAILLOUX Never a boy more loyal and crue, What he can he'll surely do.

MlCHAEl JOSEPH McBRIDE With Mike around 'rwas never dull, A word or smile would break the Juli.

SHARON ANN ME10CHE Our Sharon sings with voice so sweet, lo art too, she's hatd to bear. •

J OYCE E1A1NE PlllON Cheerful, friendly, clever and kind, A sweeter girl you cannot find. ' " LINDA CECILIA POUGET • Though in height she's not very call, For her heart of gold she beats us • all. II r GLORIA JEANNE RENAUD Though gay and full of fun, She never plays till her work's done. \ Page 12 JAMES ARTiiUR BURNS ln the gym he's very fasc, Yet often late for history class.

STANLEY BERNARD BURNS Wid1 responsible Stan in Y.C.S. Who would ever doubt success?

PATRICIA MARY COURNOYEA Poised, pert, pretty and polite, Four points for Pat that are seen on sight.

VINCENZO DEL DUCA An Italian, loyal and true, He spoke with animation. In most everything he d do He'd win our admiration.

DOUGLAS WILLIAM DROUILLARD He's known for his famous luck, In meeting with a transport rruck.

PEGGY SUSAN DUFOUR In school work she's very fast, In most subjects unsurpassed.

SHARON ANNE FELLS Her manners mild, Her ready smile, Endeared her to us All the while. PATRICIA ANN GIRARD In manner she's witty, In French she's supreme, A preat little forward On the basketball team.

SANDRA PAULETTE GRAVEL lo our beans we'll Jong remember Our treasurer and Council member.

BRENDA LEE HERCEG On water skis, so we've been told, She ofr risked her life In effort bold.

Page 13 DONALD JOSEPH SHA\'l/ In class he's fair, la sports supreme, Don's always there to help his ream.

DOUGLAS BERNARD SUNDERLAND Doug, rhe President of our school, Leads us in following the Golden Rule.

BARBARA LOU1SE TAYLOR She's a girl who's really sweet, With a personality that can't be beat.

DENNIS MICHAEL THRASHER Wirh friendly manner and joking way, He did shorten our every day.

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"SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT" rings .in our ears as we srand as a group, hands clasped in an unbroken chain. \'lie have come co the parting of che ways, but we separate with a prayer on our lips chat rhc chain which binds in heart and mind co che principles we have learned at St. Rose will never be broken, Page 14 /~ Hand-me-downs is all I've got. ~. My first "Consul" 1/1-, "I've goc a doggie named Leroy."

'; I wane a "Mama Berger". ~. "Come home Tom"

:,~ Where are my presents? - p. Gee in, hooey. Get out, and stay ouc! --- /4' . S,: W anr to race? · Wane co see my dollies? • -- ,~ Made io Italy.

,'£ Chicken! All I gee is chicken!

MOTHERS' MEMOIRS I:'>: Here come the forwards! For name of THE BABIES l~. Bu_t officer . . . I was only .I.+<. gomg twenty. Where did everybody go? see page 43 Page IS Bue who is going to pull me? 19.

What time's the Prom? .a.o, Jie hasn't &or fleas, Ma!

J. chink I'm being followed.

I chink I missed the bus. ;a,. ~,. Hi ya, Big Boy! ~ Our little life guard.

2S Now let me see.

This beats spinach any day. ~o, 31, I chink I'd rather do it myself, Mother. ». Don't fence me in. Hurrah for St. Rose! .2i Page 16 Undergraduates

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Sadie Azar

Made Bondy Cecile Bezaire Richard Beaudoin Jack Bondy •

John Bryksa Cecilia Capaldi Linda Cash David Coyle Marie Daulr • • • Angela Drouillard Agnes Drouillard Thomas Gagnon Danny Gibb Marvin Gibb •

Mary Gibb D:m Iacovone Dale Jubenville Michael Lavergne Vietor Lavergne Page 18 Teresa Mead Anna Palumbo Sharon Pa joc Diane Pillon Linda Pillon

Roy Pillon Sharon Purdie Judy Ouellette Barbara Rebidoux

Marguerite Rocheleau John Shaw Diane Sprague • •

Donna Sprague Patricia Vermecce

James \X'hite Page 19 Donald Airriess Larry Amlin Michael Bertrand

Thomas Bondy Kenneth Brown Joseph Capaldi William Ferguson

Michael Higgins Raymond Jubenville Ronald McGuire Michael Shaw

Nancy Deneau Nancy Deslippe Barbara Gibb Judirh Kost • •

Pamela Langlois Joan Lucier • w endy Ouellette Sharon Pillon •

Lou-Ellen Plant Patricia Purdie Catherine Surrs Therese Touraogeau

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Keirh Bondy ~ Randall Brown "2-.. ,,/7 Luigi Fortini ~ Jack Kost

Richard Pouget Marvin Shaw Daniel Tourangeau Linda Beaudoin

Diane Bratt Sonja Cremers Anronecte DePasquale Bernadette Drouillard

Lynn Grondin Christine Hom Mary Jane Kelly Linda Laing •

Suzanne Lavergne • Barbara Mailloux II Lynda Mayville Sharon McGuire

Linda Owen Lorna Plant Madelyn Reimneitz Lyn Sranley

Page 21 Hugh Allen Roger Amlin

Marwood Baltzer V incem Beaudoin John Bums Francis Cournoyea Danny Ferguson

Ronald Hamelin Dale Iler Robert Kelly Paul LeFrancois Richard McCaffrey

Reginald Sprague Jeffery Whittal. Mary Rose Basuen Theresa Beza.ire Barbara Boufford • Lena Capaldi ~fa.ry Coyle • Diane Delmore Antomette DiNardo Gloria Gibb • • Lynne Hum Kathleen Langlois Mary Ann Lucier Coral Mailloux • Elaine Maitre

Judith Owen Mary Lou Pouget Fancherce Quinn ' Margarec Semande Sharon Trombley George Beckett Brian Beaudoin David Bezaire David Dufour Jrunes Gardin

Alex Gignac Robert Grenier Richard Helfrich Neil McGuire Kenneth Pillon

Michael Purdie David Shaw Timorhy Sullivan Barbara Bornais

Sharon Cormier Joan Cournoyea Teresa DelDuca Lynne Deslippe Pamela Gignac

Grazietra Iacovone Mary lou Jaber Diane Laing Gladys le-Francois Vivian T..eFrancois

Betty Jean Mailloux Mary Margaret Mailloux Maureen Marshall Barbara Renaud Joan Vandeliader

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------~---- Neil Bastien - Thomas Burns StephenCaron

Larry Deouzio Robert Dube Jerome Fryer James Gibb Douglas Ha.dash

John Hamilton Thomas Kelly Jrunes Meloche Thomas Piecrangelo Vincent Scipione \

Dale Trombley Ronald Triolet

Caroie Bratt Barbara Colombe Elvira D'Angelo Carmella Farchione Catherine Fox

Joey-Anne Gibb Brenda Hunt Giuditta Orsi Lisa Plant Rose Marie Pouget

Mary Anne Shaw Patricia Sprague Kathleen SuWvan Chrisrina Wigle

Page U Geno DiPasquale Ronald Duby Daniel Fryer Thomas Jaber Nicholas Major

James Ouell~te Dennis Pwd1e Rocco Rosati Leslie Sprague Daniel Wigle

Kathleen Bastien Jane Beaudoin

Wanita Beaudoin Sharon Caron Barbara Faucher Mary Ann Gram Evelyn Horn • • Marlene Major Mary Menna (.oral Pouget . Marcelline Robidoux • Llnda Sinasac

Jane Sutts Jean Suns Mela.a.ie Vermette Patricia White Sandra Wigle

Page 25 (},ads Seven Arthur Coyle Bradley Gibb Robert Gibb John Harris Douglas Hunt

Cameron Jones Terry Langlois Douglas Major Teddy Major David Mayville

Thomas Mayville Angelo Orsi Eugene Ouellette Douglas Owen Ronald Pillon

Victoria Bondy Christopher Rocheleau Alfred Rochon Charles Sprague Mary Jo Burns

Cheryl Brunet Mary Bryksa Sylvana D'Alimome Rose D'Ange lo Giovana DeMarco

Katin Hamilton Linda Kay I.aura Pouger Susan Purdie Vicki Quinn

Mary Renaud Mitzie Temesy Pamela Triolec Mary Ann Vacilooo Kathleen Yott

Pas,e 26 Athletics • • • ATHLETIC AssocuTION SEATED; M<. Gallivan Moderato,; PauUne Bondy, Doug/as D,ou;J/a,d, vke-presidenc; Donald Shaw, President; John Shaw, Treasun,,; Paunie Quinn. STANDING; Agnes SecretaryDwuil/a,d,. l',u/ LeFtancois, Lynne Des/ipp,, Sha,on Pillon, Keid, Bondy, Linda Beau­ doin, David Shaw, Dale JubenviUe, Raymond Jubenvil/e. ABSENT, Gloria Renaud,

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TRACI( 'WINNERS Shaw,Marvin Peter Shaw, Breaulr, Dale JamesJubenvil/e, Meloche. John Shaw, Mc. Gamvan, cooch; Stan Lngloi,, Don

Page 27 Mary McBride and Karen Harris coaches SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL KNEELING: Suzanne Boody, Co-captain; Pauline Bondy, Denise Knapp, captain. STANDING: Patricia Courn­ oyea, Connie Allen, Patricia Girard. ABSENT: Gloria Re­ naud. St. Rose Opp. 12 Harrow 27 18 Harrow .ff 41 Tilbury 34 28 Tilbury 18 26 Kingsville 27 17 Kingsville 18 18 North Essex 43 18 North Essex 27 BASKETBALL _Although the Seniors were les.s successful poinr­ wise than rhe Juniors, handicapped principaUy by numbers, being able to obtain only a single substi­ tute from rhe students eligible ro play, nevertheless rhey made a fine showing and gave their opponents some stiff opposition.

ATHLETICS For our success in extracurricular competition and for the enjoymenc our physical education classes af. forded us we are deeply grateful co our teachers and coaches for their zeal, encouragement and un­ tiring efforrs in our behalf. Thank you, Messrs. Gal­ The finalists in last spriog's livan and Chevalier, Mrs. Fee and the Misses Harris, badminton tournament, Cathy McBride. and Kelly. Sutts and Donna Sprague. Cathy emerged as the victor. Page 28 JUNIOR GIRI.S BASKETBALL The 1965 season has been a banner year for the Junior Basketball players. Defeated only once in the inter-school league, they emerged in first place. In the semi-finals they were again victor­ ious, defeating Harrow by six points in a two-game coral poinc session, thus win­ ning the Essex County "B" champion­ ship and making them eligible for anorher two-game play-off against Merlin, the winners of Kent County. The teamwork that rhe forwards dis­ played always kept the opposing team on the alen, while the tactful guarding made it difficult for the opponents to maintain possession of the ball.

St. Rose Opp. 37 Tilbury 24 30 Tilbury 25 86 North Essex 2 44 North Essex 2 25 Harrow 32 40 Harrow 32 52 Kingsville 40 50 Kin.i;tsviJJe 39 Semi-finals 48 Harrow 34 19 Harrow 27 Finals 38 Merlin 25 30 Merlin 17

FRONT ROW: Carby Suns, co-captain. Dian.a Bratt, Captain. SECOND ROW: Donna Sprague, Theresa Bezaire, Mary lou Pouger. THIRD ROW: Lou Ellen Plant, Linda Beaudoin, Sharon Pillon, Ce­ cile Bezaire. TOP ROW: Mary Jane Kelly, Suzanne Lavergne, Linda Laing.

\Xlhac joy! Merlin's down­ • fall was St. Rose's victory! The Junior Team and their nwnerous fans could not con­ tain char exuberance of joy. The SWOSSA "B" Junior G i r 1 s Championship was • theirs and the covered rrophy was finally theirs.

Page 29 Pictured here we have a group of Grade XI girls during one of their lively sessions llllder Mrs. Fee's cheerful direction.

The basketball reams accompanied by rhis group of enthusiastic cheerleaders will never forger the encouragement rhey got from such yells as ''Sr. Rose Spell Down" and the memorable "Thunderacion" which included the pyramid. KNEELING: Lynn Grondin, Patricia Purdy, Lynn Deslippe. STANDING: Judy Ouellette, Barbara Gibb and Maur­ een Marshall. Pooe 30 BOYS ATHLETIC.S In 1964-65 we had an interesting and varied cal­ endar of evems. Full-beaned cooperation, oucscand­ ing enthusiasm and fine sporcsmanship were dis­ played by the scudents. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to Mr. John Gallivan and Mr. Allen Chevalier for their wise instructions and careful guid­ ance throughout the year.

VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY RACE The boys' volleyball rerun coached by Mr. Cheva­ Fifteen boys coached by Mr. Gallivan represented lier fought their way co che "runner-up" champion­ our school in the annual cross country race held in ship in the E S S C A cournamenc held in Leaming­ Poior Pelee National Park. The junior team placed ton. The ceam placed fourth in the S W O S S A third in rhe mile and a half run; the intermediate championship tournamenc held in Blenheim. placed fourth in the rwo and a half mile run in which Dale Jubenvilie brought in a first with nearly TRACK MEET record time in his fifteen minute forty second strug­ gle. The senior team placed founh in the three This yeax our field day was held in the early fall. mile run. The local winners then competed wirh other high schools of the councy ar a meer held in Windsor. The incermediace ream also competed in the S W Despice the stiff competition several of the boys 0 S S A cross country race held at Blenheim where brought honours to our school . We are proud of they roec stiffer competition. them and wish co congratulate chem on their success.

"S-U-C-C-E-S-S-" that's the way we spt'IJ success·· was one of the many yells sboured by this aaive group of cheerleaders ~ they incited their teams on co victory. SEATED: Therese Tourangeau, CENTRE ROW: Coral Mailloux, Lyn Stanley, Nancy Deneau, Diane Sprague. BACK: Patricia Vermerre. I Page 31 FRONT ROW: Marvin Gibb, Raymond Jubem•ille, Stan Buras, Larry Amlin, Danny Gibb, Dale Jubeaviile. BACK ROW: Doug Sunderland, Peter Breault, John Shaw, Don Shaw, Co-captain; Stan Langlois, captain; Jack Bondy, Mr. Chevalier, coach.

JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL

FRONT ROW: Jack Kosr, Michael Higgins, Keirh Boady, captain; Marvin Shaw, co­ capraia; Richard Pouget, Mr. Chevalier, coach. BACK ROW: Mike Shaw, Bradley Am­ lin, Tom Bondy, David Shaw, Richard Helfrich, Hugh Allen. Page 32 BASKETBALL At the annual Basketball Tournament held in Essex St. Rose Senior Boys won the S W O S S A "B" championship and were consolation winners in the SW OS SA "A" league. Our junior boys placed fourth in the league scand­ iog with a 5 and 5 record. Throughout the season Mike Higgins and Ridnrd Pouger led rhe team in rebounds, while Keith Bondy Jed in scoring wich an average of 10.7. Following Keith were Marvin Shaw with 8.5 and Jack Kosr with 7.9 poims per game. Our senior boys placed rhird in the regular sea­ son with a four and four record. John Shaw led the team in scoring with a 17.0 average. Following John was his brother Don with 10.2 and Dale Ju­ benville with 9.1 points per game. Danny Gibb and Sran Langlois also conrribured greatly co the ream. Perer Breault and Doug Sunderland, our defensive guards, co-operated with our backboard players to form a Strong defense. The ream averaged 48.3 poincs per game this year. It's a bird, it's a plane, SENIOR BOYS it's a superball! Sc.Rose Opp. 69 St. Anne's 30 ·1n che swing of things.. 58 Tilbury 42 Getting 26 Norrh Essex 38 46 K.ingsville 48 54 Sr. Anne's 19 59 Tilbury 38 Richard H elfrich 39 North Essex 44 A distance: runner 45 Kingsville 54 but late for the pictures. JUNIOR BOYS St. Rose Opp. 52 St. Anne's 30 40 Tilbury 17 29 Harrow 45 19 North Essex 22 25 Kiogsville 49 26 Sc. Anne's 41 70 Tilbury 30 32 North Essex 45 29 Harrow 41 54 Kiogsville 43 f Boch teams, coached by Mr. Chevalier, are co be complimented on their fine display of rebound skills, spectacular shots, outstanding passes and ceuific sportsmanship- TI,is year there were six intramural reams. The firtt and second place teams played off in a best of three series in which Don Shaw's team defeated. Stan Langlois' ream two straight games with scores 45 co 40 and 36 to 35. All the participants seemed co enjoy the series and showed great enthusiasm in their games.

Page 33 VOLLEYBAll Volleyball is the chief competitive sport of the fall season. The girls presented both a junior and a senior rerun for the tournament held at Essex. While the juniors were successful in defeating both Kings­ v ille and Harrow, the seniors woo only one game against St. Anne's.

TRACK MEET Tbe local crack meet held in the fall was a day of good, wholesome competition in wbicb most of the students of St. Rose and St. John's participated. The winners went to Windsor for the county meet. There they met stiff opposition and apart from Sharon Pil­ lon and Bernadette Drouillard who won prizes in shot puc and discus, the girls did not emerge with any great honours. AU who participated, however, felt that the day was well spent.

TOP TRACK WINNERS KNEELING: Bernadette Drouillard, Lena Capaldi. STANDING: Sharon Meloche, Suzanne Lavergne, Sharon Pillon.

FRONT ROW: Sharon Fe Us, Linda Pouget, Patricia Courooyea. BACK ROW: Sharon Purdie, Mary Alice Airriess, Pauline Bondy, Linda Pillon, Loma Plant. Page 34 I u

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CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS FRONT ROW: The junior ream coosisring of Jim Garden, Paul Lefrancois, Marvin Shaw, Richard Helfrich, Jim Allen. INTERMEDIATE TEAM: MIDDLE ROW: Vince DelDuca, Richard Pouger, Dale Jubenville, John Shaw, Michael Shaw. BACK ROW, SENIOR TEAM: Raymond Jubenville, Doug Sun­ derland, Larry Amlin, Don Shaw, Peter Breault. Coach: Mr. Gallivan. "We create a sensation!"

Under the guidance of Mr. Gallivan, the boys' physical--­ educarion classes are strenuous buc rewarding. Picrured here with their reacber is a group of Garde XI boys during one of their periods.

Page 35 BOYS VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Doug Sunder­ land, John Shaw. SECOND ROW: Vince Del Duca, Ray­ mond Jubenville, Rick Hunt, Marvin Gibb, Dale Jubenville, THlRD RO\\'/: Doug Drouil­ lard, Stan Burns, Jack Bondy, FOUR TH ROW: Peter Breault, I.a.cry Amlin, Danny Gibb, Don Shaw, Mr. Che­ valier (coach).

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Cathy Sucts, Diana Bratt. SECOND ROW: Madelyn Reimoetz, Linda Beaudoin, Lyn Stanley, Mary Jane Kelly, Maureen MarsbaU, Linda Laing. BACK ROW: Gloria Gibb, Suzanne la· vergne Sonja Cremers, Diane Laing.

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SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Left co right: Angela Drouillard Grade XI representative; Sandra Gravel, Treasurer· S~ ~glois, Vice-President; Douglas Sunderlan

ABOVE: The Srudenc Council campaign is aa occasion for speeches. Pictured here are Sandy Gravel, Doug Sunderland, Scan Langlois and Judy Amlin as they do their best to influence vorers. BELOW Lefr: Scrutineers Pat Girard and Brenda Herceg check the voters· lists. BELOW CENTRE: Sharon Fells casts her vote. BELOW RIGHT. Voters approach the polls.

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LEFT: Doug and some of his supporcers celebrate their victory. BELOW: Iateresred spectators at the dance which follo'Ved the elecrions. • • r .,• II II

LEFT: It doesn't seem co bother the girls any chat their male companions prefer just looking on.

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Ar lasr St. John's has irs own newspaper! With the talented and enthusiastic group of reporters above, the "Headliaer" should become a best-seller on the Teen reading list. SEATED: Mrs. E. K Bezaire, Teacher representative; Sharon Pillon, lOA Editor; Bill Fergusoo-, lOA, Assistant-F.ditor; Diana Bratt, lOB, Assistant-Editor. STANDING: Vicki Quinn, Gr. 7; Par White, 8B; Joey-Anne Gibb, 8A; Judy Owen, 9A. ABSENT: Joan Vandelinder, 9B.

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JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL

Pictured above is one of the most co-operative and enthusiastic gx:oups of Srudenc Council representatives in the history of St. John's. SEATED: Lynda Mayville lOB; Mary Jane Kelly, Treasurer, lOB; Barbara Gibb, Presi­ denr, lOA; Linda Owen, Vice-Prcsideat, WB; Patricia Purdie, Secretary, lOA; Roben Gibb, Grade 7. STANDING: Vivian Lefrancois, 9B; Ken Pillon, 9B; Dale Iler, 9A; Larry Amlin, 1OA; Robert Dube, 8A; Marlene Major, 8B. Page 41 EDITORS' MESSAGE The publication of a yearbook requires many hours of work. Besides the painscaking task of planning and layour, there are advertisements to be solicited, copy assignments ro be written and pictures to be taken. Despite the inevitable work involved, everyone of us has enjoyed putting ouc this sixteenth edition of the Sc. Rose Yearbook. lts success is the result of the unired effort of all rhe smdems. We thank you most sincerely for rhac cooperation and hope that orn annual will afford you many hours of pleasure in the years ro come. Doug Drouillard, Douglas Drouillard, Judy Amlin. Co-editors Judy Amlin, Co-editors •

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l ~ \ - LEIT TO RIGHT: Denise Knapp, Dennis Thrasher, Business Manager; Douglas Drouil­ lard, Co-ediror; Scan Langlois, Judy Amlin, Co-editor. • •II

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SEATED: Patricia Girard, James Burns, Michael McBride, Peter Breault, Agnes Drouil­ lard. STANDING: Coral Mailloux, Therese Tourangeau, Diana Bratt, Joan Cournoyea. Page 42 Not only these staff members of rhe Yearbook bur also sru­ dents of the Senior class as well as many in the other High School classes, made themselves available when­ ever their services were re­ quired.

WiUings cypists, Sharon Fells, Doug Sunderland and Pauline Bondy, do their share in helping us meer our deadlines.

Sister Mary Ludmille Died November 20, 1964

Gaiety, kindness, devotedness - Sister Mary ludmille was rhe embodiment of them all. For most of us she was our teacher for only one year, but we will live chat year over and over again, for the impressinn she made upon us will never fade. We knew Sister loved each one of us with almost a mother's love, while we, for our pare, vied with each other in our eagerness to please her. We worked, we played, we prayed, we did everything just as we thougbc Sisrer would want us ro do ir. Sorrow filled our hearts when the Angel of Death drew her from our midst, yec we smiled through our rears when we thought of che joys now hers at the end of a life of devoted service as a Religious in God's vineyard. May her son] rest in peace. l I m~ic I

ABOVE: St. Rose Glee Oub on che oc­ casion of their musical evening under the direction of Sister Mary Adeline. UPPER RIGHT: A solo by Mr. J. J. Tamburini, first cruropeter of the Deuoit Symphony Orchestra and conducco.r of the Assumption High School Band.

ABOVE: Mr. Tamburini. accompanied by che Assumption High School Band.

LEFT: St. Rose High performing at the annual Spring concert at Ass~~tion High School. Sister M-Rose Louise 1s at the piano.

ABOVE: Tension mounr ~n to perform. LEFT·s as we await our enJoyiog a rreat . . The Glee Oub School Cafecer· m rhe Assumption High 1a.

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Page 45 Pa9e '6 Ex Libris II eued a huge Department Score in La Salle. Don Shaw, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1965 a cowboy? No - he's a business man too, but in 500 King Street Virginia. Amherstburg, One. Remember Dennis who collected yearbook ads as June 1, 1975 if cliey were going out of style? They went co his Dear Doug: head, for be is now the chief advertising salesman for the New York Times. News of your recent accident brings back memo­ ries of that other accident you suffered when in our Sharon Meloche couldn't see her way dear co be Senior year at Sc. Rose. le seems so long ago. I re­ present today either, for she bad an an display at member you were our of school six weeks then. I the Detroit Institute of Arcs. do hope this present accident is Jess serious and rbar you will soon be our of the hospital and able co re­ We even have an honorable member of Parliament among our fellow graduates, Vince. He was always sume- your reaching activities. a good speaker in class, wasn't he? What a disappoincmenc you were not able to be I'm sure you already guessed what line of work present yesterday for the ordination of our former classmate, Scan. It's hard ro think of him being Father Rick is engaged in. Yes, he's a superb electrician. Da­ Burns, C.S.B. It was all so wonderful and most of vid Mailloux became an Ontario Provincial Police­ our classmates were there. You can imagine what man and is scarioned in Montreal, so l didn't gee a reminiscing there was at the afternoon reception. Be­ chance co see him either. Nor did I see Joyce Pil­ sides we bad co be brought up co date on the more lon. She's in Paris featuring her new collection of recent activities of friends we hadn't seen in such Fall Designs. So is Linda Pougec in Europe, honey­ a Jong tune. mooning I'm told. At rbe risk of repetition, for I know mine won't I'm not .giving you any news about Stan's ordi­ be the only letter you'll receive, I'm going to give nation and reception, for I know it will be well cov­ you all the news I can recall. The majority of our ered by the Windsor Star, whose editor-in-chief, fellow studeors as you know, are married, have fam­ Mike McBride, and social editor, Ron Barron, were ilies and are holding promising positions in the bus­ present at the ceremonies. Lee me just say, that the iness world. joy we shared wirh Stan was intensified by this unplanned class reunion. I think that we graduates la the same profession as yourself are Patricia Jf '65 have been a credit co our Alma Mater, don't Girard, head of the French department at beautiful you? new Sc. R:ose, pan Lai~g and Denise Knapp, both ac the Umvers1cy of Windsor, the former a history My husband joins me in wishing you a speedy professor and tbe latter, their most calenced physicist. recovery and I have had my little ones praying for you. Do you remember what a wonderful basketball player Stan Langlois was? Well, he's now playing Goodbye for now, for the De~roit Pisrons. And will you ever forget Your classmate, E.ddf, the _big hockey player? Just imagine, he's now playmg w 1th the Moocreal Canadiens. Among the graduates of '65, well settled in the married state are Pac Cournoyea, who married a Chief Pett~ Officer of ~e Royal Canadian Navy and Judy Amlin, wlbo roamed into the Sinasac Dairy family. Barbara Taylor, also happily married, was showing everyone the picture of her six wonderful sons. We ~issed Jim Burns, buc I suppose be couldn't te:u h101self away from his wife and brand new twin girls. A few old friends in the medical profession could not attend. You probably see them yourself around the hospital Peggy is a laboracory rechnician Gloria a registered nurse and Brenda, whom you probably don't see too often, is a pediatrician. Pauline and Connie are secretaries at General Mo­ tors in Windsor and are doing very well in their careers. Sue Langlois (nee Bondy) is a receptionist at the Bell Telephone Company in Windsor. Operating their own businesses are our former clas_s pre.side~t, Doug, who is living in the States and selling life msurance, Sharon Fells, who just opened a new Beauty Salon in Amherscburg, and Peter, whom we all though would be a Latin teacher, recently op-

Page '7 UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Pictured above are che participants in the panel dis­ cussion on Human Rights. LEFT TO RIGHT; Tere­ sa. Mead, Vincenzo DeJ Duca, Jim Bums, Gloria Re­ 'laud. and James White. JOEY· ANNE GIBB AND CHRISTINA WIGLE

On December 10, 1964, the high school students Joey-Anne Gibb and Christina Wigle. Grade 8-A pupils of St. John the Baptist School, were the of Sc. John's and St. Rose gathered in the redecorated school hall of the Knights of Columbus. The occasion was representatives in both the "Royal Canadian Legion" and in the "Inspectors and Ratepayers" Public Speak­ co celebrate the sixteenth anniversary of the Declara­ tion of Human Rights. ing Concescs, held last February. We were bappy to con8!3-rulare our vivacious Joey-Anne as the winner Students from grades XI and XII gave insipring in both concescs. She chose as her topic "Great a-?d helpful ral!c5 on this subject of Human Rights. Books For Juniors." Tina captivated the arrenrioo Jun Burns, chamnao, began and led rhe discussions. of her audience by giving a vivid mental picture of The paneliscs were Gloria Renaud, Vincenzo Del Du­ "The Hawaiian Islands, the Mid-Pacific Tourisr At­ ca, Teresa Mead, and James White. With the aid of traction." Reverend J. V. Thompson, C.S.B. questions asked from the floor were handled with comparative ease HOW CAN WE FORGET and thoroughness. We came ro the conclusion rhat the best way we, Our Junior Girls' triumph in the E.C.S.S.A. bas­ as scudencs, could help the segregated groups in our ketball rournameot? Our four-day week-end during district, would be co cooperate fully with these peo­ the snow storm? ple in times of necessity, for they too are people of The invasion of Sc. Rose by the local mice? God. The rime our English class was interrupted by Minou's concen on rhe piano? PRESENTATION OF LETfERS OF STANDING The time Sister Patrick said "noodles" instead of In a short but impressive ceremony which rook "Newton" in physics class? place at the K. of C. Hall in December, Reverend The many rimes Mr. Gallivan asked for our his­ J. V. Thompson, CS.B., preseored Letters of Srand­ t0ry nores but never collected them? ing co rhe students of Grade XI who successfully com­ The campaign drives for the Student Council elec- pleted the course of study prescribed by the Deparr­ tions? • mem of Education for Grade X. The highlight of the The day Danny's experiment "backfired"? ceremony was the presencacion of a SSO Scholarship, The rimes Peter fell asleep during English class? donated by the C.W.L., co Miss Angela Drouillard The many victorious basketball games? who attained the highest standing in Grade X. Mrs. The time Brenda's "friends???" stapled her gym Gerald Coyle, President of rhe C.W.L., made the pre­ suit? sentation. The day Sister Patrick called Barb "Ron?" Sister Dionysius being chauffered co school by THE BABIES (pictured on pages IS and 16) Doug? Decorating for "Candlelight Christmas Dance"? 1. Daniel Laing. 2. Scan Langlois. 3. Judy Pat Girard's home movies? Amlin. Barbara Taylor. Denise Knapp. 4. 5. The hard drive for patrons and ads? 6. Douglas Sunderland. 7. Michael McBride. The ever so many attempts to play the piano? 8. David Mailloux. Don Shaw. 10. Bren­ 9. The day we sang the Mass in English for the fast da Herceg. ll. Peter Breault 12. Stanley time? Burns. 13. Vince Del Duca. 14. Dennis Thrasher. 15. Pauline Bondy. 16. Ronald Barron. 17. Joyce Pillon. 18. James Burns. Hunt. 26. Gloria Renaud. 27. Doug Drouil­ 19. Connie Allen. 20. Sharon FelJs. 21. Pa­ lard. 28. Peggy Dufour. 29. Patricia Gir­ tricia Cournoyea. 22. Sandra Gravel. 23. ard. 30. Ed Bissonnette. 31. Sharon Meloche. lindit Pouget. 24. Suzanne Bondy. 25. Rick Page '8 .. I Sta11 B. concedes his urunemori.zed Latin vocabu· lary to next year's crammers. Sue confers her intelligence on next year's bird I brains. Da,vid leaves Sister Patrick with ? ? ? memories. Doug D. leaves everything everywhere. Denise offers her crying towel to next year's Senior Girls' Basketball caprain. _Sandy sacrifices the treasury to aext year's econo­ m1sers. Pa11line awards her cypewricer to any other speed demon. GlO"ia contributes her cheerful smile to all those wich long faces. Mike passes on his argumentative narure to any­ one who wanes tc make the teacher waste time in class. Ron gladly leaves with no complaints. THE EUCHARISTIC CRUSADE Don wills his cowboy boors to any future Stoney Burkes. Lefr to right are Rose Marie Pouget, Patricia Vince leaves his Latin undone. Sprague, Vincent Scipione, Stephen Caron, and Tom­ Barb donates her exuberant personality to anyone my Pietrangela, Grade 8A Senior Eucharistic Cru­ without friends. sader Captains, busily preparing their next weekly Sharon M. leaves her vocal chords co next year's group meeting, usually held in the gymnasium. alro chanters. The Eucharistic Crusade is a special section of the Apostleship of Prayer. The purpose of the Cru­ CAN YOU IMAGINE sade is co help students live a life of union with Christ - co know, love and serve Him better. It Peter with a brush cut? bas for its watchwords: Pray, Receive Communion, Brenda without her "Blue Grass" cologne? Make Sacrifices, and Save Souls. The Crusaders are Pauline in a bad mood? encouraged co say their Morning Offering, to attend Ronnie a "duck plucker"? the Sacrifice of the Mass oftener and to have a special Sharon F. noisy? devotion to our Blessed Mother. When they are re­ Peggy flunking? ceived as Crusaders they are presented with a badge Danny causing a rlor? which they wear as a reminder of the promises they Don flunking P.T.? made. Connie missing a basket? Jim without Sheila? Sharon M. nor nervous? LAST Will AND TESTAMENT Gloria with blonde hair? Rick bequeaths bis tools co next year's eleccricians. Denise hating basketball? Judy grants her secretarial position to next year's Scan L four foor ren. ptncil pusher. Dennis wide awake in class? Dennis leaves behind his chickenpox., sniffles and Vince without his comic books? orange peels. David with his homework always complete? Brenda leaves her place in front of the mirror co anyone quick enough to get there. Judy not slipping? Connie hopes co gee rid of her daily hiccups. Sran B. without his Cole's oores? Pdt G. gives her best wishes co all St. Rose grad­ Sue a forward? uates. Pat G. missing a McGregor dance? Peggy leaves her basketball score book in the gym- Eddy withou r a joke? nasium. Jim leaves the clock set at the right time. Linda six feet tall? Eddy dispenses with his practical jokes. Rick nor blushing? Dmtg S. - renders his spot on top of the pyra­ Doug D. hitch-hiking again? mid co any furore courageous mountain climbers. Barb giving up boys? DanfJl'j leaves .no history notes at all. Joyce shouting? Joyce hands over her stop clock co next year's Par C. without friends? horn blower. Peter bequeaths his beatle hair cut to David Coyle. Mike caking bis coat off voluntarily? Pat C. leaves her slip wherever she lost it. Doug S. missing a basketball game? und" donates her good will to everyone. Sandy impatient? Sharon F. imparts her quiet disposition to next Sister Francis being idle? year's noise makers. , Sister Patrick missing or being late for school? Stan L. vacates his parking space in front of St. Rose. Sister Dionys.ius doing the Watusi? Poge 49 - I J e

Tommy Pieuangelo. Evelyn Hom, Joan Vandelinder

ST. JOHN·s STUDfil..lTS PARTIOPA'rE IN MUSIC FF.STfV AL Thrt'.e of our srudems, Joan Vandelinder, Tommy Piecrangelo and Evelyn Horn competed in rhe Ki­ wani~ Music Festival in Chatham with laudable re­ sults. Miss Angela Drouillard, picrured above, is the recip­ Hayd,n and Mozart piano solo: ient of rhis year's C.W.L. Scholarship, which is pre­ Open Class: Tommy Pietrangelo, 3rd. 15 years and sented annually to the girl obtaining highest marks under: Evdyn Horn, 1st. in Grade X. R(/ch pia11n solo: 18 years and under: Joan Vandelinder, 3rd. Romantic piano solo: 17 years and under: Joan Vandelinder, lsc. General piano solo: 14 ye:m and under: Evelyn Horn, ~nd. Canadian composer pia110 10/o: 17 years and under: Evelyn Horn, 2nd. Scholarships were awarded ro Joan and Evelyn Horn.

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The dim31X. of the Rose Bali is the crowning of the Queen. Pictured here are Bar­ bara Suets, lase year's Queen, wirh her ladies-in-waiting, Susan Barron and Margie • Drouillard. Page SO I - I ~ • r r WHO GET THE BEST JOBS?

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Page 53 1 Entertainment and Dancing ,... ART AMLIN ANDERDON TAVERN Expert Roofing - Aluminum Galvanizing 600 Seating Capacicty-Famous for Fine Foods Wonder Building Catering to Banquets ond Wedding Receptions Aluminum Windows and Doors Docking Facilities - Air Conditioned All Contract Work - Free Estimates Phone 736-4 70 l On No .18 Highway near Amherstburg, Ont.

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BRIMNER ELECTRIC & Compliments of PLUMBING CO. LTD. BULMER SALES and SERVICE TYPEWRITER COMPANY • Electric, Plumbing and Heating Contractors 125 Wyandotte St., West King St. Store Phone 738-4252 (day) 726-6446 Windsor, Ontario Harrow • Coniplhnents of CUSTOM CLEANERS BUSY BEE GENERAL STORE Shirt Laundry Service (D. W. Crowder) Free Pickup and Delivery - Cash and Carry I Phone 736-9849 R. R. No. l Same Day Service Amherstburg Phone 736-2145 Sandwich St. S. • DUFFY'S TAVERN Now Completely Renovated Best of Foods ... Everything So Good J.E. GALIPEAU & SONS • Marine Room for Banquets and Weddings CANNING and TRUCKING Dancing Fridays and Saturdays McGregor, Ontario • 20 I Dalhousie St. Amherstburg, Ont. 726-6182 737-6103 For Reservation Call 736-4301

Page 54 Compliments of Compliments of ADELMAN'S UNDERSELLING DEP'T STORE A FRIEND

Compliments of Compliments of LYLES MEN'S WEAR 318 Ouellette Ave. 254-7777 DR. & MRS. E. L. PAQUETTE Next Palace Theatre Windsor

Campi iments of Compliments of RANTA ENTERPRISES ROCCO'S FINE FOODS (AMHERSTBURG) LTD. AMHERSTBURG GENERAL CONTRACTORS Rocco Pietrangelo Phone 736-'1520 Amherstburg Phone 736-4771

$itj1e & lseauitj $cdrm SINASAC'S SUNOCO SALES 1071h Bathurst Street SINASAC'S MOTOR SALES Amherstburg, Ontario BRUCE EDSEL Sandwich and Alma Streets Phone 736-3611 Amherstburg, Ontario Marilyn Bussey Andrea Knapp Phone 736-4762 PROP. & STYLIST CO-STYLIST

• Compliments of

WHITTAL MTRS. LTD.

• Phone 736-4132 AMHERSTBURG

·Cc mphments of

Compliments of BONNIE'S GENERAL STORE • WIGLE-1.H.A. HAROW ARE Paul Ewaschuk, Prop. Phone 736-4231 • Richmond and Sandwich Street No. 18 Hwy. R.R. 3, Amherstburg, Ont. Phone 736-2632 t J Page SS r Com.pliments of AMHERSTBURG PROVISION COMPANY AMHERST HOTEL Self-Service Food Markets Dining and Dancing Amherstburg, Ontario Specializing in Roastbeef Dinners Comer Apsley and Murray Streets Telephone 736-4251 Telephone 736-4721

Compliments of Compliments of AMHERSTBURG .. Sc--$1.00 AL'S BARBER SHOP STORE IJMITED (AL DENEAU, Proprietor) Sandwich Street, Amherstburg

Compliments of Best Wishes frO'ffi BOND CLOTHES SHOP COUNTRY WOOL SHOP 368 Ouellette Avenue Childrens Wear-Millinery Windsor, Ontario Ladies Wear-Wools 13 Dalhousie Street Amherstburg

Compliments of Compliments of D. & C. SUPER MARKET COX'S MEAT MARKET Amherstburg, Ontario Finest Quality Meats Phone 736-21Se D. CADIEUX

Compliments of • GORDON DENT Compliments of RADIO TV APPLIANCE PAUL DFSLIPPE BARBER SHOP Sales and Service 301 Gore Street Speed Queen Washers and Dryers Opposite Town Hall Amherstburg Phone 736-3591 • • Compliments of Compliments of FOX FURNITURE CO. • DRAYTON JEWELLERS It Pays to Shop at Fox's Phone 738-2552 109 Queen Street • Harrow, Ontario ii

Poge 56 I I Rea.I! Cool ------That's Milk Drink Milk for That Zip and Zoom Feeling MILK EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL OF WINDSOR AND ESSEX COUNTY

Compliments of Compliments of ClfiCKEN COURT WM. J. HJI.I.JXER RESTAURANT ARCHITECT Windsor, Ontario

Compliments of "Home o1 Certified Perfect Diamonds" WINDSOR'S DOWNTOWN PEOPLES BOOKSTORE CREDIT JEWELLERS LTD. MABENTETIE'S 302 Ouellette Avenue Est. 1884 253-8992 129 Ouellette Avenue

VIC POUGET Compliments of Custom Baling ED POUGET Dealer in Hay and Straw PLUMBING Pike Road Phone 726-6229 Phone 736-3327 Amherstburg

Compliments of Compliments of

THRASHER'S HATCHERY ZIN'S MARKET • JOHN ZIN Phone RE 8-2913 FRED JACOBS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM • • EQUIPMENT IN Power Lawn Mowers - Power Chain Saws ,.• R.R. No. 3, Essex, Ontario Phone PR 6~8198 Phone 776~8281 Page 51 I I Congratulations to the Best Wishes to

ST ROSE HIGH SCHOOL and GRADUATES ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL

from from

AMHERSTBURG ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH

R.C.S.S. BOARD PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION

BEST WISHES JAMES H. SUITON Complinumts of HARTMAN'S PHOTO STUDIO FUNERAL HOME LTD. Harrow, Ontario

Amherstburg

Com j,lime11ts of Compliments of SUN PARLOUR POULTRY FARMS WILLIAM J. HALL LTD. 93 Wilson Avenue Phone 776-7318 • Essex •

Gown Rental Conipliments of Graduation Confirmation ARMAL Y GOWN & SUPPLY HORNE INSURANCE AGENCY DAVID ARMALY E. T. LAFRAMBOISE 2987 Donnelly Street Phone 736-4621 Windsor, Ont. CL 4-8858 •

REDMARS PRINTING SERVICE Compliments of • Job Printing Printing Brokers Mimeographing THE SHOE TREE • Addressing Mailing 113 DalhouS1e Street, Amherstburg Continuous Forms Snap-Out Sheets Nights and Sundays • Box 166-Amherstburg Phone 736-4192 Page 58 Compliments of SEAWAY MARINE & SPORTS JOHN GIGNAC, Prop. SPECK'S CONFECTIONERY Gore and Dalhousie Streets Light Lunches-Soft Drinks-Coffee Amherstburg Bathurst Street Phone 736-4029

Compliments of For Better Furniture Buys TRIANGLE LODGE See Excellent Food TEPPERMAN'S JEAN DUBE 1214 Ottawa Street Windsor Highway 18 Phone 736-3049

Compliments of WINOGRAD'S CLOTHING TALBOT'S SERVICE Ladies and Men's Wear R.R. No. I, Amherstburg, Ont. Lingerie-Sportswear-Shoes Gasoline - Snack Bar - Repairs 35 Wyandotte Street East Renault Tractor- White Rose Products Phone 253-1717 Phone 726-6103 Windsor, Ontario

I Day Service Alterations and Repairs Cleaning - Pressing AMHERST things go CLEANERS AND DYERS beWfth Ramsay Street 736-4091 Proprietor-WALTER CHRYK OUR GUARANTEE TO YOU _okeu , 01 .,.,.. .,_, If you find our work in any way less than the finest Guarantee YOU DON'T PAY

Gentle, thorough cleaning in crystal Both Coca-Cola and Coke are rea,stered trade marks clear solvents plus perfect finishing wh ich 1dent1ly •only the product of Coca-Cola Ltd. to assure you a garment you are proud to wear. We Do Beautiful Dyeing on All Your Garments

Page S9 ,,. I Compliments of r; I HARROW COMMUNITY HALL ALL STAR Owned and Operated by BODY SHOP JOHN ELLENBERGER and SON Catering to Banquets- Wedding Receptions Dances and Meetings Seating Capacity 480 R.R. No. 2, Oldcastle Phone 738-4242 or Next to Windsor Drive-In 738-2596 Phone 737-6250

Compliments of the "The Future Belongs to the Young"

MAY YOURS BE ALL THAT YOU WANT IT TO BE MARRA'S BREAD LIMITED including A HOME OF YOUR OWN

LONDON - CHATHAM - AMHERSTBURG CONGRATULATIONS ONTARIO DELUCA CONST. CO. LTD.

BREADS SWEET GOODS CAKES

Best Wishes to Compliments of ST. ROSE HIGH SCHOOL from THE UNION GAS CO. • VERDI OF CANADA CLUB LIMITED • Texas Road Arnherstburg Richmond Street Phone 736-3671 Ill

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~ ) ROY GRANT SHOES Best W ishes from I CONKLIN LUMBER CO., LTD. Shoes for the Entire Family Build With Confidence-Build With Conklins 37 King Street Phone 738-4142 Amherstburg 736-2151 Harrow

HALSTEAD'S MARKET Compliments of Frozen Foods - Fresh Meats JIM'S BARBER SHOP Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Sandwich Street Phone 738-2267 King Street Amherstburg, Ontario Harrow

Compliments of KNAPP MOTORS LTD. JO-ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE J . I. CASE FARM IMPLEMENTS Ramsay Street Phone 736-3415 INDUSTRIAL EQU IPMENT McGREGOR, CNT.

Compliments of POMPEI TAVERN & RESTAURANT • RAY PAJOT MOTORS Specializing in European Cuisine Pontiac-Buick-Acadian-G.M.C. Pizzo 24 Hour Towing Home Delivery-969-3700 Expert Bumping and Oven Baked 4785 Howard Avenue and Painting No. 3 Highway • Amherstburq Phone 736-2105

THE N. A. FAUCHER Compliments of DOOR & SASH WORKS BARTLET, MACDONALD & GOW Mfrs. of Picture Frames LTD. Wood Parts to Order Ouellette A venue at the River Mouldings Leaders in Fashions Since 1860-­ • St. Arnaud Street Phone 736-3053 Ior Young and Old, Alik.e! Amherstburg, Ontario Phone 254-2551

Cornpliments COLUMBIAN SQUIRES of CAMPUS HALL CIRCLE 577 BROTHERHOOD'S YOUNG MEN'S FASlilON CENTER Amherstburg 1535 Ottawa Street Windsor

I Page 61 Com plimenfs of Compliments of E. A. GABUS1 OPTOMETRIST H. LESTER HAMILTON Real Estate and Insurance 622 Sandwich Street Phone 736-4151 Res. 736-2121 Office 736-2122 Amherstburg

Compliments of ESQUIRE MEN'S SHOP 359 Ouellette Avenue Windsor, Ontario

Compliments

of Best Wishes to FALLS and SONS ST. ROSE HIGH SCHOOL from

ESTABL1SH ED 1889 ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

General Insurance Agents CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE AMHERSTBURG Council of Amherstburg • Comp!i?nents of FRITO-LAY INCORPORATED (Canada)

Home of the "CHIP-MATES ' FRITOS CORN CHIPS-NEW ERA POTATO CHIPS • • Compliments of LACHANCE MOTOR SALES Compliments of LAKEVIEW HOTEL • LTD. (ESSEX)

N o. 3 HIGHWAY Dancing en Friday and Saturday ESSEX - ONTARIO Amherstburg Phone 736-46 11 • Phone 776. 7337 ______...______, • Page 62 ~J Compliments of DAVID W. TIIRASHER JONES CHINA SHOP Representative The Equitable Life AND SODA BAR of Canada 908 Security Building Dalhousie and Murray Streets Windsor, Ontario Phone 736-4191 Office 254-7541 Amherstburg

Compliments of GIBB'S BEAUTY SALON Open. Tue. & Thur. Evenings Phone 736-4367 203 Simcoe Street Am.herstburg

BART EVON FURNITURE AND COLONY SHOP Modern and Colonial Furniture BLUE HAVEN LODGE & MOTEL T.V. and Appliances Highway 18, One Mile South of Open Till 9 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Amherstburg, Ontario Thursday and Friday-Closed Wednesday 21 Modem Motel Units Private Sandy Beach 1661 Front Road, Highway 18 Phone 736-4222 LaSalle, Ontario

The Fertile Brains of Our Youth Compliments of Is Canada's Best Asset MACRAE MOTORS CO., LTD. GABRIEL ROSATI ; 611 Front Road North American Life Assurance La Salle, Ontario Company Representative Com pliments of Business Phone Residence Phone • 969-6710 736-3176 THE SHEET MUSIC SHOP 128 University Avenue Phone 256-1803 • Opposite Capitol Theatre • Com pliments of Co1npliments of LAKESHORE TAVERN I.EN DUBY ELECTRIC • Finest Food - Moderately Priced Electrical Contractor Docking Facilities - Dancing Free Estimates We Specialize in Banquets 203 Sandwich Street Phone 736-3548 Phone 736-2027 for Reservations· Amherstburg

Poge 63 Compliments of Co1npliments of STEVE SCIPIONE BARBER SHOP Ladies and Men Hair Styling MEDICAL CENTRE 6 Richmond Street Phone 736-4422 Amherstburg

Compliments of

UAW

LOCAL 89

Congratulations to the Graduates of ST. ROSE HIGH SCHOOL from THE STUDENTS OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL

Compliments of

DR. WILLIAM BOYD & SON Veterinary Surgeons Phone 738-2914 Harrow, Ontario •

IVAN'S BARBER SHOP Daily 9 co 6; Sac. 8 ro 6 2 Bnrbers Oosed Wednesday Phone 734-8471 103 Delaware Ave. LaSalle

484 PELISSIER ST. WINDSOR, ONT. TELEPHONE 253-5612

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