?30 10 cuE f 964

t.J'n-'tl

/futt'-

;'" a-_<;

n. ':. \.-- I'u /

\-3-'

11 -7, /1/..c,2---,',4 4"-*

, , ,-/u

ll*:

t r$J,/'/ .z-.--o- {n*n

?30 10 0,uE, f 964

Fall pagenrteen

Winter pasehDentvnine

SPfing Pasethirtaseven

P"bh"h"d by tLe Students of St. Mo.y'r Redemptorist CoIIng", Brochville, Orrt t"io

Minor Semtnary lor the Redemptorist Fothers tn Eqstern Conado

page three

IT

The Most R.v.."nd J. A. O'S.tlli"an, D.D.. Ll.D..A.chbtshop of Kingstott

"With great foy, I extend my congratulations to the

graduates of St. Mrry's College. Best wishes to all the

students fo. srr"..s" in their studies, that they all -,ry

beco-. z.alons, h"ly "nd "rlltrl..d

Redemptorists."

page four

V"ry Rerr"..r,d Father George O'Reilly, C.SS.R.

"May the spirit ol St. Mary's, u, ."pr".r.d in vtrriorts

fo.-" by PnolocuE, continue to malure .ttd d""p"tt.

because it is the seed l.oIrr -hi"h

the great Redemntorist

Spirit must grow."

poge f lt'

OUR RECTOR'

V. R. A.d..w M"cDo""Id C.SS.R.

has been at St. Mary's for fourteenyears, and is ftnishing hl" f ifth

"sour Rector. Father is a native of

Prince Edward l.[^nd and u g""d.,-

ate oI St. Dunstan's Llniversity ancl

the Ontario College "f

Educationin Toronlo. He is no* tear l ing hi .

specialty. Mathematics.

OURSUBSOCIUS

Father David Wh"l.n C.SS.R.was appointed Subsocius at the

beginning of his ftrst year at St.Ma.y's. Bottr in St. Stephen, New

Brunswick, FatLer graduated from

St. Francis Xavier lJniversity and

studied at Assumption. He teachesEnglish,

" subiect in whi.h he

'swell educated. and is our SportsDirector.

OUR SOCIUS

Father Desmond Scanlan C.SS.R.is completing his ftrst year as Socius

and his fourth year at St. Mary's.

A graduate of Assumption fJniver-

sity and the College of EducationFather teaches Latin and R"ligiott.

In addi t ion to direcl ;ng lhe Choirand Orchestra and our dramatice.rd.rvorrrs, Father is

"l.o Fac.,lty

Adviso. of Schola"ta and Pnorocur.

Father Russell Conway C.SS.R.

b"cu-e o... Bursar this Year, in

cl,arge of the money matters of the

College. Born in tLe Ottawa Vallev.

Ilather rr.as ordained in 1931 o".l

has spent many years on mission

and parisl ' worL. Despile his busv

..h"d..1... Brrrsar, Father sti l l f inds

time for missions ancl wet kencl

I"ather William O'Flaherty C.SS.R.

has been teacLing F encb, English.

ond Hirto.y at SL NIa'Y's fo' [or. '

years. A veleran missionarY oI

lh i r te, n y"ar- . Fath.r has uir"nro1, io, 's ly ol I ' i - t im* an, l *rpnr i"n, 'to training debater. ancl speaLersu'hosc trophies and plaques ha., '

bro.rght honorrr to the Clollegc.

l'athcr Richard Bcdard C.SS.R.',n'as born in Zurich, Ontario. Thisis Lis second appointment to St-Mary's, this time to teacb I-atin anrlReligion. Before coming to tLeCollcge. Father rvas responsible forf ;nancing out Japanese missions an<lpicked up u l itt l" of the langtrag,,clrrring Iris trips to the cotrntry.

Father James Davis C.SS.R.is a native of Newfouncllancl. He isin his eighth y"", o. o.r, F.c..hpro[er.o., ar-tcl this y".r 'obtuitr". l It i .M.A. in French from Laval LIni ' 'ersity. Father has been .'ety actite asVocation Director lor tLe Provincr'.and lras been tLe gui(l ing l ight ofthe Legion of N{ary at the College.

SOUR BURSAR

R.trs

t ic

ItvJE,

xge six page seDen

Father Arthur Connell C.SS.R..vas born in ChatLam, Nerv Bnrn"wick. He gradrrated from Assump-tion Llniversity and has studied atthe Ontario College o[ Education.Forclham Unir"r . i ty . and the Univer. i ly of Notr" Dam,. Farh"r i .our History p.ofessor ancl Registrar,and moderates the Debating Society.

Father Thomas Callaghan C.SS.R.helcl the positions of Socius andSubsocius for three years. He rvasborn in Bellevil le, Ontario. andgraduatecl from Assumption LJniver-sity an<l the C"ll"g" of Education.Fathcr teaches Englisb anJ Mathematics and has spent Iong Lou.tdirecting our building .r'rd t"r'ro"'otion programmes.

Fathcr James Grannan C.SS.R,of Saint John, Ncw Brunsu,iclt, rsin his second year as P.ofessor ofPLysics and Chemistry. He is ogruduale ol St . Fran, is Xar i . r University. [n addition to directing theLng;on o[ \ l " r l . Fath.r I , 'd hisJunior Ba.k"rbal l team to \ i , tor) ;nthe Brockvil le league tLis year.

Falher James Mason C.SS.R.was appointed to St. Mary's thisyear as Assistant Vocation Director.In this post. Father spends moretime on the road than at the College.Hls task is to visit s.Lool, ur.r. lparislres and talk to young nrerrabout their call ing in l i fe. Fathcr'shomelown is Syclney. No.r,a Scotia.

page eight

Socius means "friend". Father Scanlan relaxes with some o[ thestudents at a soiree in our commorrroorrr.

Education doesn't end in the classroom. FatherGrannan, our basketbal l coach, gives some lastminrte;nstnrct ions to the tcam.

page nine

"Not a bad iob." says Father Callaghan as hetales a breal from some landscaping on the lawns.

Father WI'alen and students from Brockvil leCollegiate Institute after an interschool debateon Canada-LI.S. union.

The Iittrrgy is a parto[ our daily l i fe. evenoutside the Chapel.Father Rector blessesthc Easter meal.

:

F T' ' '--J

Brother Edward C.SS.R.Orono, Maine

Refectorian

Brother Timothv C.SS.R.I."l.t,dElectrician and Carpenter

BrotLer Malachv C.SS.R.Ir"l^rtdBoiler Engineer

Brother Reginald C.SS.R.Mo.ttreal, P.Q.L.n.,dry

X,r:x

page ten

Brother John C.SS.R.Eugenia, OntarioH."d Co"k

Brother Linus C.SS.R.Nova ScotiaGe.te.al Maintenance

Brother Emile C.SS.R.St. John, N.B.Vocation Bureau

Brother Eugene C.SS.R.St. John, N.B.L.,tndry

Brother Gregorv C.SS.R.St. John, N.B.Assistant CooL

Candidate PatrickSt. Joht '", N"*fo.,.tdl..tdKitchen Assistance

Candidate Fra.rL

Sault Ste. Marie

l(itchen Assistance

The Brothers work in the background tokeep the Col lege humming

The Brother 's l i fe isEugene at work on

changing - Brotheran L B.M. typewri ter .

The Brothers display their three forms ofdress including the new col lar .

pdg,e tuelue

WHAT IS ST. MARY'S?

Saint Mary's College is the Junior Seminary of theRedemptorist Fathers. It is therefore a school of trainingfor the Priesthood and for the Missionary Vocation o[the Redemptorists.

May any good Catholic young man enter St. Mary's?No, o.rly those interested in the Priesthood

^ttd Mi.

sionary Life.

What education does a student receive? The prog""- of

studies is that o[ the Ontario Department of Education,

which grants to our Grade 12 students their Junior

Matriculation Diplo-r. Q,talified Redemptorist priests

teach Grades 9. 10. 11. 12 and First Year Coll"g..

Students write the exams of the Pt"limittary Arts Year of

the LJniversity of Wi.td.ot. I[ a student leaves in anyyea.. hi" g..des are accepted by other High Schools.

'What happens after First Year College? The Craduatesenjoy two months of holld.y. ..td tlren enter the Novitiateat Keswick, Ontario. for r y..t of special religiottstraining. After it they take the three vows o[ Poverty,Chastity, and Obedien"" in the Redemptorist Congre-gation. They tlren reside at Lloly Redeemer College,Windsor. Ontario. Holy Redeemer is our Major Seminary

"nd rffilir,t"d rvith the LJniversity of Windsor. Students

follo- "o-"

courses at the lJniversity: many receive theirB.A. and B".h"lo. of Th"ology deg.ees. After three years

of Tle"l"gy, the seminarian is ordained to the Priestlrood.He then completes his fourth and final year o[ seminarystudy.

Where doe" the newly ordained priest worL? He isg"adually introduced into priestly wo.L

"ttd the Redemp-

torist Missions by a special year of guidance, c"l led thePastoral Year. Then his assignment: to the home missions,

to the foreign missions. to Redemptorist pa.isles and

other priestlv work.

What must I do to become a Redemptorist? Write to:

Y ocation Bureau, Sf. Mary'" CoIIege, Brochvill,z, Ontorio.

A Father wil l interview you and help you in your vocation.

page thirteen

ll

l.

.

1;

II

tr|ryxXxutxxilnl

LIFE AT ST. MARY'S

W[at l{ind of a picturc do yo., h.v. of Iife in a JuniorSerninary? l-ife here at St. Mary's is a pleasant combination of prayer. sports. study and work. But it s evenmore. It 's "growing up" in a lot of ways that ot" tor"lymentioned.

Take the char,ffet,rs, for instancc. Every September FatherSocius selects a group of student drivers for tLc year.When they whisl fellow stnde nts to tLe Rotary SwimmingPool, Hockey Arena and Basketball games. in ou. F.l"ontrucl; whcn they clrive to Gananoque. Otto*'^ arr<lKingston with sports teams, debaters, Iegionaires or thcorchestra. they are Iearning responsibil;ty and self-assurance.

Take also lhc many other student appointmcnts and clubs.The rvriters and rvo.Lers for the monthly magazine.Scholccto; the Sporls Conmittee, with its team planningfo.."u.on.l sports and almost daily supervision. and. ohyes, its "late lunches" alter long hours of rink l looding.Nlention also the students who p.od.,"e Talent Night andSoiree entertainments; those who operate the moviemachines: those w]ro help with the student laund'y; thosein charge of Nlacdonell Hall: t l ,e l ibrarians; the faithfulsacristans and chanters for Hlgh Mass; the workers attLe N{ental Hospital on Sun<lays; the labours of t lreStamp CIub for the Missions; the Came,a CI"L; thestagemen, carpenters. inftrmarians, organists. printers,typists and artists. We single out also the procmen withlheir shop, good service and discount prices; and thenovice barbers. an<l victims, both wil l;ng to cooperate(free of chargc, too l).

Everyone expects a Seminary to provide regular studyperiods and an environment conducive to intellectualgrowth; a l ibrary with stimulating books and magazines;slress on studies and ftdelity to daily class work. YouIikewise take for granted the physical developmentpictured throtghout our yearbook. We not only offcr theopportunily but male it a rulc that everyone. whether ornot he is a Go'die Howe or a N,l;cley Mantle,in sports. Ancl so. everyon" bctr"fit" emotionallyplrysically.

As for the spirittral l i fr:, wc clon't have to repeat the ad-vantage of daily Nlass, l- loly Communion. Rosary, Visitto the Blessed Sacrament and to O... Lady. SpirihralRearling; the numerous Confcrences and interviervs; andthe good exampl,, cf generous young hearts wLo arestriving towarrls t lc same lofty vocation.

page tourteen

lorns

,

:'

pqge sixte.

The GraduatesIn September of this yet" we came 78 strong' We .ame f"o- places

.rear .nd far t"ross eastem Canada. W. came yo,rng, healthy and

r-bitious. We came to St. Mary's College, The Redemptorist Minor

Seminary b..arrse w" wanted to be priests and Redemptorists.

We came, "ome

of us veterans' others stepping into an entirely

.rew life, to live together in a community. There is a division though,

accordi.rg to the class to which w. belo.tg. It is as ^embers

of this unit

that we l.ar., a.td study; it is as members ol this unit that we are

L.ro*rr. Ir, .ach ol o,r, [iv. "lasses

there develops a spirit which is

characteristic ol .r,ery activity in *hich -.

ettg.g..

For the students of First Arts the year is a vital one in their lives.

They are the lead".i o{ the C"ll.g., the ones to whom all lo"k for

""a^pl". But more important, the year is {or them one of consideration

arrd p".ye", one ol decision ..rd ftnal preparation for Novitiate.

Newman AbbottThis yonng

-a.r Ieft his ho*.

in Conception Bay, N.wfo.rnd-la.td, to loitt the First Arts classof this year. In his easy-goingway, Newman contributed con-siderably to the spirit at St.Mary's. During hir t""- .r .nb-

".po h" pe"fo"-ed his dnties

most efftciently.

Daniel BogueA French Ca.tadiat , Dr.rrrycame to us firr. years ago f.omHawLesbn"y, Ontario. Withexcellent spirit he was faithfuland ge.re"orr" in his duties. Forseveral years h" hrs *ork.d irtthe students' small store, andha" be".r a chauffeur sinceGrade Eleven. Dan was alsocarro fo" the {irst term.

,laces

a.tdYIinot

,tirelyough,l unit

e are

ch i"

Iiu"..k lotration

,r.d-,lassorng

con

St.srrbrties

;ttyrom

ftthhf"lFo.l i "a.td

Ince

also

Robert BrineBob arrived at St. Mary's tLreeyears ago. A lively young man,Bob h"" contributed lris musicaltalents to

-a.ty of our soir6es.

He was in ch..g. ol the soundequipment ..rd *.s a membe"ol the Debating Society. Hiswork as Iayout

-ar has b".tt ol

great value in tLe annual pro-duction o{ o.t" y.a.booL.

Joh.t DoyleJohn has spent two y.r.s h"r".Since leaving his home in St.John's, he has wrought mar,ychanges in student activities.Of hi.

-..ty talents he Las

given generously to Scholacta,PnolocuE, the Legion of Mary,the Debating Society and manyother works, while still retainingscholastic l..d"".hip in Lis class.

Leon FrenchLeon joined the student body rnSeptember of this year. Burl'sFalls, Ontario is his hometowrr.He is a very diligent studenta.td i. lrery helpful during workorde.s and other manual task".A very adaptable pe.so.r, Leo.,does *"ll in every sport heundertakes.

page selJenteen

III

t l

il

ilil

ilt

Davicl GrarrtDav,, comes to us lrom St.J, tL. 's . Nerr ' [ , r , r .d la.d, theLotn" he I"lt fu.,. years ilgo.Al t"ays ."ad1 to assist in anv

-an,,,.1 labu,,., h., has dn,re ,,

great deal of *'otk backstagt,1. , ,u. . -a l l 1,roJu, t i . 'n. . l l , is

1 '"nt I . , . prr t L is persuasivettilents to Lrsc as a d,,Later. an.lI te

" . r ted i rs srrL capo for tLe

f i rst ternr.

. loseph. la-esToronto lost Joe to St. Mary 's?rs a Gracle Nine student. Hel,as been outstanding in tLe fielduf P,,blt. Sp"olirrg a'd as i,, 'r"-1r", nf the choit. He 1,.,"p lu-v"d t ro smal l part in manvother organizat ions too ancl LasLeen most Lappy to give ol him-sell at ever,v opportrrn ity.

(]erard l-ewisTLe th;rd student ol this classf . . r r ' Ne*- lorrndland, Cerr ycame to -St. Ma.y's this year.l I ls home is Baie Vcrte. Hewas given ample opportuni ty to

Jrractise a corpc,r,rl work oftttercl, r,r'he1 hc was trp'ointedheacl siclrl 'aiter. lrr his sJ,,,..t inre hc works on var ior ts proiectsol the L.egion nf Ma.u.

page erghteen

v

Joh,r MadiganJohn is another fin" y"u.

-.r,coming from Palmer Raptds,Ontario. During the secondr.hool t".- of this yea., JacLse.rred as capo. He *a, .l*uy,glad to lend a hu.rd i. o.,ystudent activity and in specialvyork projects. His silk-screenability has pl.y.d a great partin the production of eacL

-ontl-r'sScholacta cover.

Eugene O'ReillyForrr y.a.s ago Toronto gave"Red" to us as a me-ber of theCrad" T"n .1o.. . 11 y o.r , 1Iot,g b"for. his musical talentswe.. disco,,,ered a.d h. becar,,.on" of St . Mary 's "music men."Eugetre served u. . la. . b.rb. .for most of hi. ti-" h.."

^rrd^l.o

.,. r.,b capo drrring part olth is vear.

,John PriceLondon, Ontario was tle honreof this young

-..t, *hi.h h. l"ft

forr. y"u,.. ago. This y"a, 1,"*as head Sacristan. Joltn ha".l.o b."., a student driver sincehir G.ud" Eleven yea.. Heexcells in tLe fields of Debatinga"d P,rLItc Sp".ki.tg.

page nrneteen

i ,*

FrRSr Row + Peter Coady. Toronto; Loyol. Hy."r, Aquaforte. Nfd.; Bu'. 'ham Tho.p, S"nlt Ste Marie, Ont.; James Bond' Picisr -nc

Ont. srcor.ro now -

G".^ld Q,,e.r,"l, Wild"or, Ont.; Daniel McG"un, St.Johr,'r, Nfid.: Johrt Swidersli, Montreal; Btyan H.,tlindso

Peterborough, Ont.; Peter Barbeito, Toronto. 1H1qp p6rv -

Paul Gouett, S^..lt St". Marie, Ont.; Joh.' G".dy. Cornwall' Orronto

Ri"h."d Bo,rli..,r,e, Trenton. Ont.; Glendon Pi""ce, St. Johr,, N.B.: Raymond Bourgoin. Trenton, Ont. rounrrr now - Gerterbor

Pl.-adorr, Quebe. City; AIIan Dor6. Londo.r; Ral,rnond Cloutier. Windso". Ont.; Stephen Holl.nd, Londott; James Winl Johr

Eganville. Ont.; Anthony W.^ngha-, Montreal. The Christian, and .bo.'e all the priest. is a man o[ two

natures * the supernatural life built upon 1lr" fi"* fo..nd6- The

tion of the natural Iife. At St. Marv's the whole man is dem

d"*'elop"<l on both these le.'"ls The natural man is rnus

d"-relop"d - by study. The priest must have a thorough uP-r

L,ro*l"dg" of the teachings of Christ "ttd

o[ Hls Chntch WL

As a seminarian then he must be able to lea"^: h" must sun'

be able to study St. M.ry'" l.ys the foundation lor this or i

future worl. The ""g.,1,,"

secondary school curriculum grea

trains our minds to thinl and to function loglcally. II two

the student applies the good advice off.""d ort 6ffi6isn1 lorn

tr.e of th. regular study periods he will develop gooJ o[ t

lr^bit" of study. Readlng must further and enlargc class b"ll

room training and so we have * Iibtury rvith stimrtlafing seas

page tuentv booLs ,,nd magazines. , lessExploring nature s elenrents.

3?{

\*f

d, l

'n lAII,

f t*o

ond,,

tan rs

an rs

rough

'urch.must

r this

rulum

v. I fic ientgood

class

al ing

The natural man is developed- by athletics. The Redemptorist must at all times be master of himself. Hemust be able to taste the bitterness o[ defeat and yet riseup again and again to do battle unti l victory is attained.Wrether this struggle be under the heat ol the Japanesesun, or under the pressure of mission sermon after sermon,or in fi l l ing the countless needs of a parish, it wil l Le agreat strain on physical resources. Sports. then. serve atwo lold purpose, the development of self-control, and theformation of strong, healthy bodies. They are also a sourceof relaxation and fun after a day in class. Baseball. lootbull. ho"L"y and basletball a.e played according to theseason. In addition there are many who indulge in theless famous ga-e. I iL" handball. tennis and vollevball. p1ge twentv-one Panel discussion of Engltsh topics.

I -

FrRsr Ro\\ ' * Dennjs Daorr . l . l ' renton. L)nt . ; ( lordon Peters. Prescot l . Ont.r Patr i r :k l - -nr ;g l r t , Qucbcc Cl l ty: Den,r is Arcler. \ ,*aaksis, \ . [J. sEcoND Ro$,+ P.r t r ick Trask, St. John s. NIId. : H; lu. in ' Cassir ly. L;r 'c l1. C)nt . ; DoLrglas L; t t le. St . . lo l , , r N.13., Psr Rtt"u

Iiennecl-v. Dorchesler. N.B.r Alan Dorr-ettc, Charloltetorvn. rHrRD Row - N1;cl 'acl lr l,vn". I-oncion; Jarrres C]trick, L.onclonr \\I i l fouctr'Doyle. St . . loh,r ' . Nfc l . : Nlark Sl 'arrr , , , , \ \ ' ;nclsor. ( } r t . r .ounrn nr u = SieplenFrancis l ( inclel lan. I lonlreal : l lavi( l St . .J;rrnr:s. I lontreal ; Scott Fol l is . ( l t tz , rva: . lom.. ( i l ,v , rn. P. te 'Lo.o, ,gh. O"t .

Aborn,

-.y I

an elaunlessGod.is emllife ofr,rle

"trelatioates hthis Iiminut(Atrd t

"f hi"

man, i

Thc natural man is dcvcloped - by activities. Th" ..l.rcution of a Redemptorist cannot stop in the classroom, forhi. *o"1< does not end with study. l l is endeavours tospread the Cood News of Christ wil l cor.y hi- into manyft"ldr utrd bring him into conlact with many differentpcoplc. Norv, here at St. N{ary's. is t lre time to receivean introduction to some of our {ulurc *otL ,rtrd lo l"n",-tto dcal with p"opl". Lt pRoI-ocuE and Scholacra we ftndan outlet for our crcative genius. Tlese two publicationsalso cle.'elop in thc staff members a personal sense ofresponsibil i ty. The arts of public speaLing and debate arefostered by contests among ourselves and with outsideschools. These are but the maior activit ics and new ideasare always welcome.Singing tLeir way to Latin prof icrency. pogc tucntu tuo

a: ' .:'..- .

ler, N

J.B.: PrWil l t

now - John ' l 'e ixeira. Torontoi Peter C,,r la l ,y. Toronto; CLr istopher Rast jn. London.qh. Ont. ; Danic l Cl i rarr l . I ) . larvare. Ont. ; Parr l Cot6. Nar l rsa.rksis. N.B. rrrrnn

be'., C) n. Srrc lb"ry. Ont. : James FIc"" . Bel le. ; l le. C)"t .

sEco\D Ro\\ ' - ) lch ' ; l le ArtLonl Pctcrnou -( lar t ' \ \ r ; l l ; " , r ' , , . ) lontrcal : Io l rn

reuding.Li l l . .

page tuentV-three

many

ferent

d..cun, forrrs to

lceive

Ieu"tt

: ft"drt ions

se of

te are

rtside

ideas

Atrove all, the supernatural life is developed. A priestmay be an cxpert in theology and philosophy: he

-ay be

an eloquent speaker and a pcrfect physical specimen; buttnless he is also a man of praycr. he will do nothing forGod, his neighbou", o" hi-self. AII the worl in the rvorldis empty unless it is promptecl Ly a lo.'c of God and aIif" of p..y"t. Prayer not only in common or wLeir theru]e requires it, but a spirit of p"..ott"l prayer, a pcrsonalrelationship with Jesus Christ. a relationship tLat perme-ates his every action. At St. Mary's a boy begins to l ivethis l i fe. The chapel - Christ -

is never more than aminute away. H" I"""tt" to pray in common. and alone.And most of

"l l , It. Legins to love thc Mass, thc centre

of hi. I i f" r 'rol. 'ur'td ^ft""

Ordination. The res"lt is a rvlolcman, and. if God wil ls. a great Redcmptorist.

Developing

rv'Int

NI

FrRSr Row ,- Paul Gouett, Mike Follis. Jlm Barnes. srcoNo Row - RavCloutier, JoLn Price, Tom DeForee, Fred Lemieux.

dRsr Row - Gordie Pctcrs, Dennis Archer. Steve Mclnnis, Chris Rastin.John Teixeira. srcoxn now -.l im Glynn, Bil l Doyl", Jt- Quick. FranlKindcllan.

Baseball

page trrenl.u lour

Football

nasr norv ,- Nervman Abbott, Xd Dale, Dan Bogue, Loyola Hynes, MikeCousineau. srcoro now - Dan N{cGcan. John CIarL, I_". C-*. "

FrRsr Row - Clris Rastin. pa,rl Kennedy, AIan Dorrcette, Bil l Doyle, La.ryCassidy. sacoro row .- Qe.di,, petcrs, John l-eixeira. Steve U.1""i", e*" C"a"n",Mark Shar.on.

II!

II

II

ilE

II!Il

tr

I

t t

page twentA-frDe

D^n Bog.,"'. I i tt lc sister seems to bc more interested in her

big brother than in the game.

Parents' Day, held on Thanksgiving weekend eachyear, is Open House for parents and families. Here

several families tale in the East-West ball g"m".

The festivit ies oI Hallo*"'".t even manage to

creep into tl 'e halls of St. N1a.y's. The above sightin thc loyer greete<l ,rs at the door to the audi-torium. Le[t, F.,,"k Kittd"l lo., wishes for a radar

as he navigatcs through the obstacle course.

page tuenta eight

'. '1

FrRsr Row - Fr. Whalen. Cerry Quesnel. Dan Bogue, Bryan Hurrle, RicLEgan, Burnie Thorp, Eugene O'Reil ly, Dan McGean. secouo now

- Ric[Bonli^,rtt", Barry O'Neil, Jim Glynn, Dave Crant, Jack Madigan, JohnCIarl, Joe James, John Swiderski.

page thirtV-two

Hockey

Jlm \ \ ' ; "g le. J;- Birnes. Geo'gc DAngelontonio. BobK;rkpatr icL. Pete Barbci to, John Cal lngl ,an, \ l ike Fol l ;s.

Bohunk

Junior

I)ete Cludahy. AIan Dotrcctte, Chris Rastin,.l im (]uick,f)aoust. Larry Cassidy, John HLrntington, Go.die Moorev.

Br ine, Ed Dale, A"dy

Hockey

Irarrl Ke"necly, De'nis

page thitr1-thiee

Dnlrrlrrcs HAvE ALwAys been an important activity at St. Mary's, developing poise, appearance, ..rd

"peech ability. Besides our frequent and

.olorrrfrrl skits, we stage one malor dramatic *o"L e".h year. This year it

was Reginald Ro."'. Tt elon Angry Men, the award-winning story of a

iury's struggle to reach a -,e.dict

i.t the case of a teenage switchblade

-..rd"". fJnde" Father Scanlan's direction, the cast did an admirable job

and captured the irnaginations of their two audiences, at St. Mary's itself

and at the Catholic hioh school in Brocl<ville.

The Fore-^n (Eugene O'Reil ly) traces

the murderer's escape path.

"Now watcl this -

I don'twant to have to do it

againl" A demonstration of

the Lnife angle almost leadst,, another murder,

Two of th" iurors (Steve K.nny and BobBrine) re-enact the murder.

The switchblade chang."h"nds a. the last angry

iuror submits to an acquit-tal verdict.

"Let me gol I'll Lill hi-l I'll kill himl" An enraged luror (Allan Dor6)shouts violently at the one

-an (John Doyle) holding out for acquittal.

pqge thirtujour

"Red" O'Reilly .-ceesthe St. Patrick's Daysho*.

St, Pat's night climaxed with the dramatic and unexpecte<lappearance of none other than tLe "Beatles." Taling oll the fo.trEnglish I"d. in high style, are Joe James, Brother Emile, BrotherEugene, and Paul Gouett.

At left, Frenchm.n Gerry Pl"mondon. John Legault, and Bob

Do.rn.l ly rise in a rebell ion of song at the Irish festivit ies.

Gr.d" EI"r,"r, in thc fever of triumph after their candidate, AII"n Daley, was elected by the

frc,rlty as King of th" Mardi Gras. Thiu y"r. the respective candidates elected by their classes

on .n all-rou.rd basis. were Chris Rastin, Grade Nine; Dennis Daoust, Grade Tet; Get.y

Plamondon, Grade Twelve; .nd John Doyle, First Arts. The festivities tale place on the three

days p"e.edi.rg A.h Wednesday.

plays a poster advising elect ion of their

candidate.

Peul Gouett of Grade Twel,r" p"o.rdly di.

poge thirty-frve

FlRsr Row - Bob Donnelly. G".ry Q"e.."I. sEcoND Row - Paul Gouett, Bob Btine,

R;ck Bo"lianne, Ray ClorrLier. Steve Holland, NliLe Cousinea". Da,rny N'lcCean,Johtr Cull.gh...

FrRsr Ro$'- Mil{e FIy"", J;- Hcnn. srcorlo Rot\'- Pat Trask, Dan Cit,rtd. Mu.l,

Sl'arron, Dave St. James. Steve lVlc,ln', is. Fta"L Kltt. l" l l .tt. Do.,g l-;tt lc, Go.dl"

Pcters.

Basketball

. . :

page thirtg-sit

'r':

1

l--r-*9'-.{3

. /,1!t

rPublic Speakirg

rrnsr now*John Teixeira, John Price, Father O'Flaherty (Moderator),AIIan Dor6, Frank Kinde[an. sEcoND Rowi Steve Kenny, Joe James,Ed Dale.

The art of elocution plays a very important part intlre life of every Redemptorist and therefore also inthe life

"f every Redemptorist student. Each weel

we draw from Fr. O'Flaherty's twenty years ofmission experience as we attempt to imitate thegreat spealers of the Congregation.

Father WiIIiam O'Flahertv C.SS.II.Fat[er Arthur C,onnell C.SS.R.

One extra-curricular activity which requires agreat amount of preparation is debate" Butbecause of that it is a very rewarding experience,or at least the Senior Debators think so. Carefullycoach.d by Fr. Connell, regular debates are heldhere in preparation for outside competition,

FrRsr Ro\ff d Dan McGean, Bob Donnelly, Dan Bog,l", Ed Dale, BobBrine. Pete Coady, Gerry Lewis. srcowo Row - Steve Holiand, StenPalbom, Mi[<e Follis, Jim Wingle, AIIan Dor6, Steve Kenny, Jim Barnes.THrRD Rov/ i Dave Crant, Fred I-emieux. Dan Mullaly, Joh" Price, JohnDovle. Jo" J^-.".

Debatingpage thirtV-eight

Leo Carter p"epa"er fo" Gerry Quesnel's shot inEaster N{ondav o.."hb"ll.

In this debate the team of John Frice at d JohttDoyle triumphed over two young BrockvilleIadies.

The students Iisten with rapt attention to Frs. Campbell andNishi-Moto tell of Japan. A native of the country, Fr. Ni"hi-Mot"studied at Holy Redeemer College in Windsor and also in Rome.

Thi..*hibit of Carpenter Ants captured the laurels of First Prizefor Paul Kennedy, Doug Little at the St. La*""ttc" Rideau ScienceFair and olaced fourth in the Montreal Canada-Wide Contest.

Eugene O'ReillyGrannan inspects

di"tance *hilethat didn't go

Fr.off.

Leep" . ".fe

the rocket

Boston's Leo Boivin gives us interesting hockeyfacts at our annual sports banquet,

page thirly-nine

J--l

\\1>

rrRsr Row r Bob Dottrl"l ly, Bob Brine, Eugene O Reil ly, Rick Boulianne, Pete Coady. secorvo row ,- John l)oylc,Jim Barnes, Joh" G.ady, Joe J.m".. Ji* Wi"gl., John Nladigan, George D Angclontonio. rrrRD now - FatherScanlan (Director), Gerry Plamondon, AIIan Do16, Stene Holl..rd. Orqanist

- John CIark.

The eigLteen talented young mcn.""n .borr". are the members ofSt. Ma.y s Cloir. Under thecompetent direction o[ Fr. Scan-Ian. they sfrive lhroughoul theyear to give a good accounl o[ihemselves wLenevcr they arecul l "d.rpotr . ' l 'heir s inging at theIiturgical funclions, and the majorevents are well remembered successcs this yt'ar. To the c'edit o[bolh membcrs and director thcywere invited to present tLeirChristmas progryrm at St. Mary'sS.hool otrd St. Vincent s l- lospi-tal in Brockvil le as well as atother local evcnls.

Pete Coady plays tl 'c N{ass ".,"g

by Bob Donn"lly, Ri.L Bo,,l i .nn",ntt. l Ji- Bnrtt"..

page forty

|5|Jfi

Two students adore before the Blessed Sacramentduring the Forty Hours Devotion.

In solemn remembrance, Fr. Rector offers the HolvSacriftce on Maundy Th.r..d,,y.

Symbolic of Christ's Resurrection the Paschalcandle is l i t at the Easter Vigil.

A text is read at a Holy WeeLBible Vtgil.

Th" C.o.s is held for CooclFriday veneration.

Lent and the Vigil climax with the Alorious celebration of Mass.

Rogation Day procession winds around the

page fortV-one

FLs

ilr;

John Price bid. St. NI"'y'r "Fa.e*'ell" on behalI o[ all tLeCrads in the Valedictory printecl on tLe opposite pagc.

Fatlrcr Francis Cunerty, C.S.S.R., deliverslLe Graduation Arldress.

b*-

Joe James receives

F-ather Rector.

page fortV-tuo

' l 'he choir sing. t l,e theme song oI lh"enterta;nmenl "No NIan is An ls land"

:

.{

t : i :1i i : ,

I:

hi. diplo-. fro-

Farewel l to shr ine and stage and tree'Farewell to St. Lawrence shoreSt. lvlary's look your last at meFor I come home no more.

You must forgive me i f I reminisce too

much, or i l my thoughts are not uni ted in a

Jlowing tr ibute of goodbye Because when I

sat down to wr i te th is Valedictory my mind

scampered l ike a young unleashed puppy

enjoying his f i rst spr ing l t roved the grassy

lawns of the Col lege recal l ing many' so

many, happy memories. ln my mind, l t r iedto pick a bouquet of memories and t ie themwith a golden r ibbon of thanks and thencareful ly place them in the crystal vase of{arewel l . However, nei ther t ime nor ta lenipermit ted me to completely t ranslate al l myd reams to words.

Just as the white apple blossoms hangheavy with a cool dew in our orchard' Ishould to pluck f rom our eleven hearts a Jewof the memories which hang heavy with adew of tha nk you.

A special thanks to al l the Fathers andBrothers who have guided our unsure foot-steps through the years, so that now we canwalk wi th some conf idence, a lot of inspir-at ion, and with a bundle of hope, to God'sholy al tar .

But our tenderest thanks must go to you,

Mom and Dad, who gave us the life we nowenjoy. You have been the oak of confidenceand help in our l ives, Dads, so please con-t inue to fo l low us wi th the same assur inghand as we cl imb the high road to glory.And Moms, you know that You are thesweetest flower of our lives, a flower whichwill never lose its lragrance, nor {ade in theheat of time, "nor waste its sweetness on thedesed air . " l t 's a remarkable th ing, Mom,that we have "machines to do the dishes,yes, and one to wash the clothes; another oneto dry them - how simply l iv ing goes. Andyet no one's invented machines that scrub aface, or soothe a ia l l , or wipe the tears, ortake a Mother's place."

And to the fellows that we leave behind us

at St. Mary's, a warm goodbye. Many fare-

wells have already been expressed along with

some words oJ wisdom and encouragement.But, " remember th is above al l e lse, to your

own sell be true, and it must follow as the

night follows the day, that you cannot be then

false to any man!"A day l ike today which is f i l led wi th the

glor ious splendors of spr ing, such a day

sneaks into our bosoms and demands a

sense of thanksgiv ing to God. Truly ' we have

much to be thankful 1or, but we only ask

Our Lord "to make us instruments of Yourpeace. Where there is hatred, let us sowlove; where there is in iury, pardon; whereihere is doubt, fa i th; where there is despair ,hope; where there is darkness, l ight ; andwhere there is sadness, joy.

"O Divine Master, grant that we may notso much seek to be consoled as to console;to be understood as to understand; to beloved as to love; for it is in giving that wereceive; i t is in pardoning that we arepardoned; and i t is in dying that we are bornto eternal l i fe. "

Yes, goodbye dear old St. lVlary's, andthanks. You know, my problem is that onceI start , I 'm awful ly hard to stop. The Lat inauthor Pl iny had a s imple way of concluding,for Pl iny used just one simple word: Vale.And yet Pl iny 's one word sums up a universeof feel ings th is May day, because St. Mary 'shas become over the years, not just a school,or a home away from home, but rather St.l\4ary's has become a way ol life. And sotogether we shout Vale! And may it echofrom the classrooms to the Shr ine; let i tshatter the st i l l s i lence of the study hal ls anddormitor ies; may i t r ing in song and prayerfrom the audi tor ium io the Chapel. May i tcrack in a storm of thunder over the lreshspr ing air f rom the dock to the sports f ie ld;and let our shout l i teral ly rock our rooms andthe refectory - a mighty and triumphantVale, St. Mary's - Farewell!

JOHN T. PRICE

page fortV-three

Father James Grannan C.SS.R.

organized by Fr. Davis. several years ago the two Legion of Mary praesidia have now becometwo very capable worling units. with the help of Fr. Grannan the catechetical worlr of ourLady of Good counsel Praesidiu- h." bee'extended to a greater number of the neighbour-Lood children. workirtg in cooperation witL Fathers Davis and Mason and Brother Emire,the legionnaires of our Mother of Perpetual Help Praesidia have increased the efliciency oftheir vocation club efforts. Nerv worl with the patients of the ontario Hospitar in B"ock.ri .was undertalen by both praesidia this year.

Fatler James Davis C.SS.R.

page fortg-four

FrRsr Row ! Paul Gouett, tarry Cassidy, Allan Daley, Par Enrisht. S.ot Follissrcoxn now

- F*d Lmieux, JoLn LegBuh, MiLe Follis, Stoe Ke"ry, BoL Donnellv.

Paul Ke"nedy, Pat Tlask. lim Quk[. rH'RD now - byola Hyrres. Sr*e Mctmis, Ri.kBoulianne, George D'Anselo"ronio. Dan Mccean, Fhn[ Kindellan. Jin Henn. GawWilla-". rounrn now - Go.die Mooey. Tom D"fo.se, cordie Peters, Pcre Bsrbeiro,St* P.lb"-.

Ca,rnera Club

Orchestra

FrRsr Row ,- Pat Enright, Eugene O'Reilly, BoL Brine. secorpnow-John Doyle, Jlm Barnes, Joe Jume", D..t McGean, A[anDoucette, Father Scanlan (Director). rurno now - Rick Bo,.,lianne,Joh.r L.g"olt, Pete Coady, Ge.ry Q.resnel.

The most popular hobby at S.M.C. is obviously photography. Thisgroup of shutter-cliclers preserves events o[ the year for history onthe silver salts of photographic p*pe". In fact their worl ha" b""rtresponsible for many o[ the photos [ound in Pnorocue. From theexperience of the veterans ne- me-Lers learn to develop and printin our darlroom.

Fatler James Grannan C.SS.R.

Fatfier Desmond Scanlan C,SS.R,

Many students oI St. Mary's are gifted with a considerable amountof musical talent. Part of this is refected in the outstandingpe"formance of our orchestra. Some oI the membe"" played beforecoming to St. Mary's, but others have become proftcient at aninstrument through long hours of practice. Under the direction oIFr. Scanlan they perlorm at all big celebrations.

paee fortu-frue

Prologue and Schola,cta

The staffs of Pno,-ocur and Scholacto: F^culty Adrri.o. - Fathcr D. Scanl"n. C.SS.R.; Editots ,- Johtt Doyle, Allan Dor6.

Ed Dul", J;m Wingle. Pete Coady: Photography - Allan Daley, St",r" Holl.nd, RicL Bo,tl i ..tn"; Co,te"s * Johtt M.dig.tt.

Bob Brine. Bryan Hurrle, Ger.y (.).,".,,"1, Steve )lclnnis; Typists and printers - Brothers Emile and Eugene; Circulation ,-

Ji- Bo,rd, Ray Cloutie,, . l im Barnes. B;l l Dovle. St",.r Palbo-. AIan Doucette, Pat Enright; Layout * Bob Brine, Chris

Rastin; Advertiser5 - Allan Dor6. John G..dy, Ji* Bu.t 'es.

B.y.,, H...rI", Steve Mclnnis ".td

Getry

Quesnel sil[< screen Scholacta covers. meter rearling. details to interested Dave Grant.

SAINT MARY'S COIIEGErecommends the following,

IRYING HARDING TIMITEDKINGSTON, ONTARIO

RIOPEIIE FABRIC CENTRE TIMITEDOTTAWA, ONTABIO

PARKE, DAYIS, & COMPANY, TIMITEDTABORATORIES, BROCKYIILE, ONTARIO

AUTOMATIC EI,ECTIIIC_INTERCOM SYSTEMSI}ROCKYILIE, ONTARIO

OUINTE MEAT PRODUCTSBEttEYItt[, ONTARIO

THT, GENTRAT CANADA COAI GO. TIMITEDI}IIOOKYIttE, ONTARIO

STAFFOIII) FOODS LIMITT,DTOITONTO, ONTANIO

OUR PAIROI{$Mosi Rev. J.A. OrSull ivon, our Archbishop.

Very Rev. G.T. OrRei l ly ,C.SS.R., Provinciol .

Msgr. J, Z. Noel , Windsor, Onf .Rev. A. O'Nei l l , Brockvi l le, Ont.Rev. T.H. Jockmon, Soult Ste Morie, Ont.Rev. F.J. Lynch,S,J. ,St . John's, Nf ld.Sisters of Providence, Brockvi l le, Ont.Sisters of Notre Dome, Brockvi l le, Ont.Sisters of Soint Joseph, White River, Ont.Our Lodyrs Missionories, Toronlo, Ont.The Grey Sisters, Egonvi l le, Ont.Dr. & Mrs. Deegon, Brockvi l le, Ont.Dr. & Mrs. Boss, Brockvi l le, Ont.Dr. & Mrs. McGuire, Brockvi l le, Onf .Dr. & Mrs. McAvoy, Brockvi l le, Ont.Dr. & Mrs. Lonthier, Brockvi l le, Onf .Dr. & Mrs. Dunn, Brockvi l le, Ont.Dr. & Mrs. Wyott, Brockvi l le, Ont.Dr. & Mrs. Perrin, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. J.J. McMohon, North Boy, Ont,Mr. & Mrs. A, Buchonon, Courtr ight, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. V. P. Lowless, Brockvi l le, Onf .Mr. & Mrs. H. Foirbourne, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. J. Grody, Peterboro, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. M. Krmpotich, Soult Ste Morie, Ont.Mr. & Mrs.Bernord Bond, Picton , Ont,Mr. & Mrs, O. Dore, London, Ont,Mr. & Mrs. E. Dole, Windsor, Ont.Mr. & Mrs, P.A. Morrey, Schreiber, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Morrey, Schreiber, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. W. Hoey, Compellford, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. J.Bornes, Toronto, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. M. Anthony, Peterboro, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. Wi l l ioms, Montreol , P. Q.Mr. & Mrs. Plomondon, Ste, Foy, P.e.Mr. & Mrs. A.J. lvlocDonnell, Sudbury, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. J. Wronghom, Montreol, P.Q.Mr. & Mrs. H. O'Neil l , Toronfo, Onr.Mr. & Mrs. F.J. Colloghon, Holi fox, N.S.Mr. & Mrs. F. G. Corter, London, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. E, Bourgoin, Trenton, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Jomes, Toronto, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. R. Bickerton, Toronfo, Onf .Mr. & Mrs. C. Peters, Prescoft, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. D. Keoyes, Prescott, Onf .Mr. & Mrs. L. O'Ar1orro, Trenton, Ont.Our Lody of Assumption, Toronfo, Ont.St. Alphonsus, Peterboro, Oni.

Mr. & Mn. J.Morkson, Clorkson, Ont.Mr. & Mn. J. Egon, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Hynes, Aquoforte, Nfld.Mr. & Mrs. T.W. Rostin, London, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. E.Reil , Peterboro, Onf .Mr. & Mrs. J. DrAngeloontonio, Peterboro, Onf ,Mr. & Mrs. G. Peters , Prescott, Ont.Mr. & Mrs. D. Copolbo, Toronto, Ont.Mr. F. A. Fitzpofr ick, Brockvi l le, Onr.Mr. T. D. Doiley, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mr. O'Horo, Trenfon, Ont.Mr. P. Enright, Toronto, Onr.Mr. McAl l is ter , St .John, N.B.Mr. Bondi, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mr. K,J. Cudohy, Toronto, Ont.Mr. S. F. Boroneski, Trenton, Ont.Mr. M. Enright, Chorlbourg, P. Q.Mr. Cl i f f Hunt, Kitchener, Ont.Mr. F.A. Woodbury, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mr. A. LoMorre, Trenton, Ont,Mr. F.G. Cosey, St.John'N.B.Mr. J. J. McNob, Trenfon , Ont.Mr. C. Grody, Peterboro, Ont.Mr. B. Sioui, Trenton, Ont.Mr. R. Reid, Trenton , Ont.Mrs. G.S. Doyle, St. John's Nfld.Mrs S. Boroneski, Cordinol Onf .Mrs. J.E. Power, Brockvi l le, Ont.Mrs Y. Cebrorio, Schreiber, Ont.Mrs. M. Kenyon, Loncoster, New York.Mrs. C. Quick, Windsor, Ont.Miss Denise Coody, Toronto, Ont.Miss Sqroh Jomes, Toronto, Ont.Miss Mory Bomois, Windsor, Ont.Miss Joon Anthony, Peterboro, Ont.Miss Cloro OrReilly, Toronto, Onf .Miss J. Lyvett, Trenton, Onf .Miss G. loshly, Brondon, A4onitobo.Miss J. Scqnlon, Montreol, P.Q.Mrs. Jeon Cosselmon, Prescott, Onf .

Rr0tl'|Pl0ntsr l|0t|s$ 0t cilil0tSi. Ann's, Montreol , P.Q.5t. Peter 's, St. John, N.B.5t. Pofrickrs, Toronto, Onf .Sf. Pofrickrs, London, Onf .St. Polr ickrs, Quebec, P.Q.5t. Alphonsus, Whitbourne, Nfld.Sf. Thereso's, St. John's, Nf ld.Holy Redeemer, Chorlot tefown, P.E. l .Holy Redeemer, Sudbury, Onf .5t. Alphonsus, Windsor, Onf .

:

irt

1

I{

Present ing

OUR ADVERTISERS

. . Componies ond indiv iduols Every compony odvert is ing herewho, in o spir i t of generosi ty is oufstonding in i is f ie ld, l tond good wi l l , hove suppl ied o wi l l poy you to potronize them.greoi deol of the money necess- Pleose do so whenever you hoveoryto f inonce PROLOGUE ' l964 the opportuni iy.

COMPLIMENTS OF

T.V MURRAY

ARCHITECTS AND TOWNPLANNERS

Compliments of

R. t. JOHNSTON

(Johnston Funerol Home)

68 King Sireet Eost

Brockvi l le Onforio

FULLERTONDRUG STORE

Prescription Specio I isfs

Kodok & Comero Supplies

with

Quolified Photogropher

In Chorge

Prescriptions C.ol led For& Del ivered

345-5623 - Brockville

Opposite The Morkef

E. W. MOONEY

IMPERIAL ESSO AGENTFUEL OILS

Dt 2-7721

Brockvi l le Ontorio

C.ompliments of

Flower Shop Reg'd

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

EDWARD REILLY & CO.

Aionufocturi ng FurriersDt 2-4603

C.omer John ond Jomes Slreets

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Compliments of

PAL'S TAILOR SHOP

I17

lKinS Street West

ONTARIOBROCKVILLE

D 0 Y L D s

MEN'S AND BOYS'

WEAR

Brockvi l le Ontor io

Compl imenis of

STEWART

t.H.A.

HARDWARE

VAttEY PTUMBING SUPPLYLIMITED

Volves, Fittings, Fixtures, Boi lers,

Fumoces, Plumbing, Heofing_Accessories

Pressure Systems - Wqter Soffeners

107 King Streer Wesr WA 5_4g03

P. O. Box 220 prescoft Ontorio

BROCKVILLE CO-OP

ASSOCTATTON

Georg ino Si . Brockvi I le

Dt 2-4423

L. A. Lolonde - Mgr.

Complimenti of

RITCHIE'S SPORTS STORE

25 King Street West

Dt 2_2305

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Prop., C. J. Hickl ing

w A K

" Everything Found In A ModernDrug Store"

€orner of King ond John Streets

u5-1486

Brockvi I le Onfqrio

ONCE AGAIN RADIO STATIONC.F.J.R., ' IOOOWATTS ATI45O ONYOUR DIAL,

EXTENDSCONGRATULATIONSTOTHE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,

NOT ONLY FOR THE TEACHINGAND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS THAT ARE SO EVIDENT

YEAR AFTER YEAR, BUT ALSOFOR THEIR CONTINUED INTEREST IN AND CONTRIBUTION

TO THE LIFE OF THIS COMMUNITY.

JOHN B. STETSON

COMPANY

(CANADA) TIMITED

Brockvi l le Ontor io

Compl imenfs of

BROCKVILLE LUMBER

109 Perth Street 345-561I

MANUFACTURERS OF IMPERIAL HOMES

Compliments of

JOHN R. MATHESON, M.P.

BROCKVILLE

Agnew Surposs Shoe Store

Sovoge, Hush Puppies, Ri tchieShoes

Where Smori Styles Originote

Over 160 Stores C-oost to Coosf

Dt 2-2196 Brockvi l le

Compliments of

COPLAND BOOK STORE

Books, Sio t ionerY ond Gif is

95 King Sireei Wesi

Brockvi l le On ior io

W. Fred Reynolds, ProPrietor

MURRAY'S STUDIO

22 McCreody St. Brockvi l le

(Third Sireei Wesi, Running Souihover Kingston Br idge)

Weddings Groups Poriro its

Speciol School Photogrophy

lwo Lerf l l leo

Wotchmokers

STEACY

The

J eweller

Sport ondDress Mode !

Wotches

Limited

Estqbl ished 186062 King St.W.

Brockvi I le Ontor io

ANDERSON FORD SALESLTD.

FORD - FAL6ON

FAIRLANE - GALMIE

THUNDERBIRD

25 Eleonor Streef Dl 2-4478

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE REVERE HOTETBROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Centre of CitvLocated Downtown Brockvi l le

345-5611Balconies Over looking the St. Lawrence River

Rooms With and Without Bath Elevator ServiceAMPLE PARKINC EUROPEAN PLAN

W, R. McRae Co, Ltd,, Wholesale

Tobocco, Confectionery,Inst i tut ionql Suppl ies

340 Pork Street

Brockvi l le

345- l4B8

Ontorio

Compliments of

CAMERON.BORTHWICK tTD.

Your Heodquorters for

Fishing Tockle CCM Skofes

Moore's Poin is ond Vornishes

Tools - Hordwore - Electr icql Appl ionces

Opposi ie Buel l St. Brockvi l le

Compl iments of

MANITONNA HOTEL

Fomous for Food ,Comforf ond Hospiiolity

On Highwoy No. 2 in the Heori of the City

Brockvi l le Ontor io

THE

CAMERA

CENTRE

176 King St.For al l your

Photographic needs

A, B" Dick Dupl icdt ing EquiPment' Offset. Spir i i' MimeogroPh. Photocopy

El l iot t Addressing Mochines

Addo-x Adding Mochines

Plost ic Binding

J. M" HILL & SON LIMITEDOf f ice Mochines ond Suppl ies

l l l OrConnor StreetOttowo, Ontor io

Compliments of

W. A. HORTON LIMITED

. 'FRIGIDAIRE'

Soles

44 King Street Eost

Brockvi I le

Service

Dt 2-2501

Rodio ond Televis ion Soles ond Service

44 Sfewort Blvd.

Dt 2-3200

Complimenfs of

TAIT'S BAKERY

Brockville Ontorio

BIRKS CLEANERS

Fost ond Courteous Service

Free Pick-Up ond Del ivery

Fonnie & Goldie

Dl 2-3303 l7l Abbott

Brockvi l le

Sr.

Compllments of

REBURN R. SCOTT

l4 Clor lsso Street

Brockvl l le Oniorlo

Compl iments of

LANGSNER'S

FURNITURE LTD.

162 Kins St. West 345-5387

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Compliments of

KER'S M N 'S WEA

LIMITED

Brockvi lle Ontorio

PHIL DARGAN'S

Beotty Applionces & Household Furniture

- Record Bor -

E [ectrohome of K i tcn ener

Siereo Phonic Hi-FidelitY Sets

l7 Buel l Street

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

LOWE BROTHERS PAINT

AND WALLPAPER STORE

143 KinsSi,

Phone Dl 2-3762

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

TYO'S SHOE REPAIR

"We mend the riPs,

And potch the holes,

We bui ld iheir heels,

To their soles. "

Brockvi l le A.D. TYo, ProP.

A. C. PARKIN

Certified

Wotchmoker - Jeweller

Excluslve AgentLongines ond Wittnsuer

Wotches

204 King Sireet West

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

G!76EWART'SN)- II-ATIONERY- IL ORE

Brockvi l le - Kingsion - Cornwol l

Exclusive REMINGTON RAND DeolersPhi l ip 's Diciot ing Mochines

Kodok Copy Mochlnes

Mosi Complete Stotionery, Office EqulpmentDeoler ln the St. Lowrence Vol ley

JBNKINSON ETECTRICG .A. Jenkinson, Proprietor

Electric Wiring forLight, Heat and Power Installations

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Compliments of

HODiGINS LUMBER, LTD.

Buy Where the Builders Buy

BROCKVILLE - OTTAWA

MORRISBURG. CORNWALL

Compliments of

McNEIL TRANSPORT LTD.

147 North Augusto Rood

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

COWAN'S DAIRY'Cowan's Dairy Products Always Good Friends"

233 Park Street

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

II

I

iltl[|

il

Complimenfs of

CANADIAN TIRE CORP.

ASSOC. STORE

A lexon de r M. Stewort

Limited

260 King Si . W.

Brockvi l le, Ontor io.

C-ompl iments of

McDOUGALL'5

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Compliments of

BITTINGS MOTORS tTD.

Authorized Genero I lvlotors Deoler

Brockvi l le, Ontor io.

Di- 2-6634Di- 2-4454

REWARD SHOE STORES

"An All Conqdion Compony"

SAVE WITH SAFEW

99 King Streef Wesf

Comer King & Apple Streeh

Dl 2-3520 Brockville Ontorio

BROSSARD & CHARETTELtee Ltd.

lmooriers of:

Teo, Cof iee, Spices, Cocoo, erc,Monufocturers of: Jelly Powder, Extrocts,

Boking Powder, etc.Distr ibutors of "Ogi lv ie" ond "Robin Hood"

Coke Mixes to lnstiiuiionsQuol i ty ond Sot isfo ct ion

271-7275

6370 Blvd. St-Lourent - Montreol, Conodo.

DAVIS ond QUTEN'S GRANT

itoTfls

Hwy. 2 Eost of Brockvi l leJunction of Hwy. 29 ond 4O1

'106 Un i ts in o | |Open Al I Yeor

Horwood ond Dorothy Dovis

R.R. No. ' l Brockvi l le Dl 2-6648

Compl imenis of

RAI,PH'S DAIRY

Home of

Sunnidel l lce Creom

RR Brockvi l le

CAPTA]N W. t. SNIDER& soNs tTD.

For The Most Complete

THOUSAND ISLAND TOURS

Fosf Comfortoble GovemmentInspected Boots

Brockvi l le Onforio

Locol & Long DisfonceFurniiure Moving

Croting Storoge

Compl iments of

Albert B. Henderson

'14 King Streel Wesf

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

CANADIAN VENTILATINGSHADES LIMITED

lv'lo n ufo ctu rers of Woven Shodes

Venetion Blinds Folding Doors

Grober Dropery Flordwore

Spring Roller Shodes

Conodo rs Lorgest Monufocfu rerWood Splinr Products

481 Reid Street

Peterborough Ontorio

wilt E nAAilER

Condle Co. Limited

34 Moniee Du Moulin

Lovol Des Ropides

Compl iments of

G. T, FULFORD CO., LTD.

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Compl iments of

Curry Drugs limifed5.J. Lesl ie, Phm. B.

Dt 2-2815

54 King Street Wes t

Brockvi l le, Ontor io.

SMITH DAIRY tTD.

For the Finest in

MILK PRODUCTS

Brockville. Phone 345-5672

FARROW BROTHERS

Prinlers

Dt 2-2361

l7l Kins Sf .W.

Brockvi l le Ontor io

FOR AtL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS

Com p l i men ts of

Multort Builder's Supplies

Free Del ivery

BROCKVT LLE

PHONE 315-1124

J. A. Sullivon

Btote Broker

Dt-23586

223 King Street W.

Srockville, Onmrio

WRIGHTWAY

loundry ond Cleoners

3 5r. Poul St.

hour coin loun*y limifed

Compl iments of

TYHITT }OUSE ONd MODERN TIOTE1S

Mrs. Ev e lyn

l /2 ni le Eosi of Brockvi l le Over looking the St, Lowrence

46 Electr icol ly Heoted , Air Condi t ioned Units

Open ,Al l Yeo r Round

Sutherlon & Porkins

T. J. Boyle

PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS

Brockvi l lets Lorgest Select ion

of Modern Eyeweo r

189 King Sf. W. Brockvi l le

olso in Ottowo

137 Sporks Sr. ;278 OrConnor Sr.

Ben evo lence of

Mory E. Feeny

- -Jewel ler--

l3 Dundos St.

London. Ontorio.

I,I. LOEB LIi,IITED

Wholemle Groceries,

Cigorettes, Io$ocooc,

C.onfecf iomries, Drugs,

Appliances.

fiork&le Ave. Dl 34t5671

BROCKVITLE ONTARIO

C.ompliments of

J. F. GREER

Fumiture & Furnishings

Comer - King & Edword Streets

ONTARIOPRESCOTT

wA 5-2707

;

I

GERAID uillTED

\

traditionof fine

7toanetng serulceFor over ninety years, the Commerce hasbeen the sign of th'e finest in bankingservices. Either at home, or wherever youtravel, let the Commerce take care of yourfinancial problems. There are branches inevery major centre in Canada to offer youthe finest in convenient, coulteous service.

E@@@

CANADIAN Ih4PERIAL

BANK OF COMMERCEOaer 1260 branches to sen)e uou

SIMPI,EX TEXTITES TIMITED

Manufac tu rers

of

NYTON AND MYON TRICOT FABRICS

DYERS ond FINISHERS

PRESCOTT ONTARIO

S I M P L EX

'l

.f :-..-'-::'11 6.i

/n7;.42--/)

(

"/,fu^at a --4aLz4/'L-dZ CL,.^4,

1,4 / ) /Aruaa,",afiz,4 --<,*

\ /

,,,-*\

u,,ry,|;i':ifl;^.a. :

/"'L/'4--<) ,t".r--t/.

' '

. . r - 1' ' l tr. t,,i

l.. -.f

/u.p.

, ' . , t . r .: , ':, _,,: i,, .

: \ .

3.r 1;

irnl

4.21