Catholic Central High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1942 volume:

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Ermatinger Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Uebbing Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sharkey F. R. Cagan Mrs. L. W. Jennings Dr. J. J. Watts Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Elbert Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Farrell Mr. Harold E. Candler Dr. A. C. Schroder Dr. Fred W. Organ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid Misses O'Brien Rosemary Crettan Dr. H. J. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ronan Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilhelm Mr. Leo J. David Judge and Mrs. Thomas M. Cotter Dr. M. R. Clinton Irene G. Damm Your generosity has mode our Senior publication possible. We are grateful to you. Mrs. K. Copp Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 6 ess J. F. McLaughlin B. E. Meyers Frank M. Prucha Russell R. Rule P. J. McCarthy James J. Dillon Leo P. Haller M. P. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wilkie Mrs. Armand Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ladouceur J. L. Thimm Edward Sandzik Arthur Hathaway Mr. George Laidlaw Mrs. Irene Withington Mr. and Mrs. John P. Monark Mr. and Mrs.Uriel J. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chapman Edward Lustig Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. William Oswald Mr. A. R. Wo od Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Koss Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lamach Mr. and Mrs. James P. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clifford Mr. I. B. Hurl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PY Charles VanHove Harry LaSage Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gleeson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Monroe N. Switalski Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Humphrey Mrs. Arthur Murphy Mrs. Mary Kuiawa Mrs. Rose Fayad Mrs. Anna Kleekamp Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Coyle Mr. Frank B. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. McCann Charles Porretta Jas. P. Broderick Joseph Waligore P. J. Clinch Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cashin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mair J. P. Healy Joseph Sullivan W. J. Tyrell L. F. Joliat Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Christie T. D. Nevin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Reid Mrs. Anne E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kahanak Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilk Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christ ins Alfred Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlynarek Leo A. Dunne H. Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Beaufait Carl A. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Witald Perkowski Mr. and Mrs Mr. ana Mrs Mr. andMrs. L. J. McLaughlin George St. Pierre R. W. Buescher Mr. and Mrs. Cyril I. Guthoerl Capt. and Mrs. E. F. Berendt Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Helen L. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Taylor W. O. Scarlett John J. Regan H. McCarty John H. Shea Warner Michael L. Ochocki Mr. and Mrs. William Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. S. T. DePrimo Mr. Frank Brody Mr. and Mrs . John Cross Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Biermann Mr. and Mrs. John Kona Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bowers C. P. Taylor Leo A. MacDonell Bert E. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. George Chatel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Girordot Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Frank A. Charles L. DeCoster George J. Karl Oscar E. Mittelstaedt John Ochalek Fred L. Haner Peter Lang William L. Corey G. W. Sweeney John C. Luger R. V. Heaphy Frank O'Connor A. J. Hammer Robert E. Langin L. J. Hogan Kennedy William Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Reske Mr. and Mrs .Martin B. Henzie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scheuer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Labbe Stephen Fredal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hintz Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ragan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Colombo Mr. and Mrs.Henry Hauke Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. L.Joyce Mrs. Mary Dype Mrs. Mary Violassi Mr. and Mrs. R. S. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. James A. Carano Mr. and Mrs. W. T.Schuett Mastantuono B Sons Quality Mkt. Detroit Creamery Co. Lewis Drug Co. Freshmen, 9-3 Vincent Cleaners Steve's Market nl . isl- Si. Zylwmad Jlloze By WILLIAM BRODERICK One great blot on the history of English Catholicism was the failure of all but two of the outstanding English Cath- olics of the time to oppose Henry VIII and his schismatic scheme. This, however, only serves to make these two, Thomas More and Bishop John Fisher, all the more out- standing. The result of the heroic action of these two was death on the scaffold for each. Thomas More was born in London in 1478, the son of a prominent lawyer. More received an excellent educa- tion, attending Cambridge, and at his father's behest, studied law. His success in this field soon attracted the attention of men prominent in English Court circles, in- cluding Henry VIII himself. During his increasingly successful career, More, a mar- ried man, did not neglect the spiritual side of his family. Every night they recited part of the daily office together. In addition, a private chapel was always maintained in the More household. Henry VIII, after deposing Cardinal Wolsey as his chan- cellor, invited More to become WoIsey's successor. Re- Iuctantly, and with a vow never to act against his princi- ples, More acceded. Soon after More's appointment, Henry broke with Rome, and all prominent Englishmen were compelled to take the oath of supremacy to the king. More and Bishop Fisher refused. Even after he was condemned to death, More retained his cheerfulness. On the scaffold, he instructed the exe- cutioner to be careful of his beard. For, he said, it has never committed treason. In these perilous times, St. Thomas More's staunch avowal of Catholicism, even to the extent of dying rather than lose it, should serve us as an example of fidelity. Towards this we can turn our eyes and perhaps find some measure of peace and hope in a war torn world which has almost lost all hope. I I+' 5 smermnoclc St. fofzn giallefz By ARTHUR WALIGORE Unus duorum -St. John Fisher deserves the distinction of being one of two among prominent Catholics who refused to bow to Henry VIIl's edict of Supremacy. The son of a merchant, he was born in Beverley, York- shire, England in 1459. After an elementary education in a parochial school, Cambridge graduated him with a B. A. in 1487. His M. A. followed in 1497. Soon after his ordination, his connection with the royal family began. To Margaret, the mother of Henry VIII he was confessor and counselor. But a zeal for learning was a consuming ambition. Acting in the capacity of Chan- cellor of Cambridge, he was instrumental in founding St. John's and Christ's College, Cambridge. In recognition of his personal piety and zeal, in 1504 he was raised to the Bishopric of Rochester. That same year also saw him Chancellor-elect of Cambridge. lt was he who encouraged Erasmus to establish classical studies at Cambridge. To Henry Vlll, with whom he had had so many wrangles, he was tutor. During the nefarious affairs of Henry in ridding himself of his lawful wife, Bishop Fisher devoted his great talents of oratory and writing to open criticism of the King's action. Because of Fisher's refusal to uphold the King's divorce, he incurred the enmity of Henry. After Cranmer as new Arch- bishop-elect had declared the divorce valid, a series of encroachments on Church property followed. When a poison attempt on the life of Fisher had failed in 1531, Henry, because of the influence Fisher had l1ad, confined Fisher to the Tower and confiscated his property when he refused to take the oath of supremacy. Even the high dignity of Fisher's office did not save him from Henry's wrath. Indeed, the Bishop was tried as a commoner on charges of treason. The court punishment was death by hanging, however, the sentence was altered. ln 1534 he was decapitated and his head displayed to the public on London Bridge. As he lived, so he died, courageously and calmly, ex- emplifying to the very end the attributes of the true martyr. L 34 HIS EXCELLENCY EDWARD MOONEY, D.D Archbishop of Defroif l Srmcnnocn L 1 0 4 9 3 REVEREND J. W. EMBSER, C.S.B. Principal ffff .f v hahdnau- --L E5 33 f 1 9 4 2 gather fmbaerid Jlledaage to graduated Fortitude is one of the four Cardinal virtues, it is also one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. It is that virtue which deals with the arduous. The man of fortitude is he who will not be vanquished, he will not be set aside from his purpose by obstacles which may come his way. The work of this virtue is the courageous overcoming of the difficulties and burdens of life, the greatest of which is the laboring for hours year after year at the same work, which becomes monotonous and tire- some and from which we see but little result. This is hard for human nature. It is so easy to begin a work with enthusiasm but we slacken off when the freshness has gone. It is against this tendency in our nature that the virtue and gift of fortitude is given to us. The gift of fortitude is that calm and confident trust which excludes fear of failure. This divine help is essential as everyday experience teaches us. We begin with a flourish but it is so difficult to continue with enthusiasm. Human nature demands results. lt is spurred on by success. The gift of fortitude enables us to go on and on working quietly in forgetfulness of results and leaving the result to God. A boy who is going to make a worth while man must develop the virtue of fortitude and pray for the fullness of this gift of the Holy Spirit. There is no vocation in life which does not demand both the virtue and the gift since difficult crosses are the portion of every life in this world. You have finished the high school period of training. Tomorrow's world will present its new life and problems. For some it will be a university course with its long hours of study, for others years in the army, navy or marines, a hard life with difficult training and with results and the reward in the far distant future, for others the family life which will demand the accomplishment of the same tasks over and over again. You will begin with a flourish, how will you continue? The virtue and the gift of fortitude will give you the interest and enthusiasm to make any life a success. Our Lord the exemplar of all virtues is our model. He had more difficulties to overcome and suffering to endure than any one of us will ever have. He beheld the arduous work which seemed impossible for Him to accomplish. He did not give in. He was not conquered. He simply prayed the longer because he was in agony. May the graduates of 1942 be like your Master, Men of Fortitude. lf you are-you will work the best when the burden is heaviest, you will study the longest when it is difficult to study, you will overcome temptation when it is hardest to overcome, you will pray the longest when there are no consolations. The greater the difficulty the more zealous will you be to overcome it. You will then take the kingdom of heaven by storm which is arduous and requires years of enthusiastic and zealous effort in overcoming hard things. I E. . ., JERRY H. ARMSTRONG DONALD G. BEAUFAIT J. MARSDEN BENNETT RAYMOND B BIERMAN ST. BRIGID PRECIOUS BLOOD ST. BRIGID ASSUMPTION GROTTO Past -Golf 4 Past -Reserve Football 2 Past -Stamp Club 3 Past -Fooball 2 Future-University of Detroit G0'f 4 Future-University of Detroit spedrum I Commerce and Finance FufureFSt. Mary's, Minnesota Aeronautical Engineering Future-Preference for the Marines REGIS D. BOWERS BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Freshmen Football 'I Reserves 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 3,4 Boxing Champ, 112 lbs. Senior Class Treasurer JAMES D. BUESCHER PRECIOUS BLOOD Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Clemson THOMAS M. BRIODY BLESSED SACRAMENT Future-Defense work Pas' -S'c P Club 3 WILLIAM D. BRODERICK FuturefPreference for Army Ai, Corps sr. BRIGID Past fSt. Basil Club 2, 3, 4 Spectrum 3, 4 Oratory 2 Co-editor of Yearbook Future--Wayne U. Teachers' Course GERALD J. CHRIST Past Future ST. HYACINTH Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Police Administration at Michigan State College 'Quit fum JOSEPH M. CLIFFORD, Jr Past Future GATE OF HEAVEN -sf. sugars Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club I - University of Detroit JOHN G. CASHIN sr. BRIGID Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Preference for Marines JAMES L. CHAPMAN Past ANNUNCIATION -St. Basil's Club 'I, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2 Future-St. Micl1ael's College, Toronto . JOSEPH J. COLOMBO PATRONAGE or sr. JosEPH Past -Intramu ral Basketball 3, 4 Tennis 4 Future-Board of Education Work ST. CLARE OF MONTEFALCO Past -St. Basil's Club l, 2 Honor Roll 3, 4 Yearbook Advertising Staff Student Council Boxing 4 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Future-Metallurgist, Michigan College of Mines JOSEPH W. CHATEL sr. anion: Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Preference for U.S. Navy JOHN A. CHRISTIE SHRINE or THE LITTLE FLOWER Past -St. Basil's Club 3 Honor Roll l, 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Future-Contracting JOHN H. COREY Pnsclous moon Past -Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 JAMES D. COPPESS Future-U. of D. Engineering JOHN E. CROSS sr. Dominic Past -Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Past - Future HOLY ROSARY Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Camera Club 3 Spectrum 3 Boxing 4 U. of Mich. Chemistry CHARLES L. DE COSTER WILLIAM J. DILLON EDWARD J DONNELLY HARRY J DOYLE VISITATION PATRONAGE OF ST JOSEPH ASSUMPTION GROTTO If Past -Honor Roll 3 ast nd I Past Stamp Club 3 Football I Fumre Bell Telephone Co Intramural Basketba Intramural Basketball Fufwe Defense Wmk Future-Preference for Navy VISITATION Air Corps Past Advertising Staff of the Yearbook Future-University of Southern California, Engineering BERNARD S. DE PRIMO BLESSED SACRAMENT Post -St. Basil's Club 'l, 2, 3, Spectrum 3, 4, Editor Student Council 4 Band I, 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 3' A Shamrock 4 Future-St. Michael's College, Reserve Football 2 Toronto Future-U. of D. for one year, then Annapolis f,J'E'H'IW1 fQ ' I ' ' LAWRENCE M. DOYLE Past F uture ANNUNCIATION -St. Basil's Club I, 2 Honor Rall 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4 ICo-Captain 47 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 -University of Notre Dame THOMAS .l. DYPE DONALD A. FINNIGAN JOSEPH A. FAYAD STS. PETER AND PAUL ST. THERESA STS. PETER AND PAUL Past -Football Student Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Past --Varsity Basketball 'l, 2 Manage' 2 Future-General Motors 3, 4 Future-C.P.A. WILLIAM S. FOLEY Past Future ST. BRIGID Varsity Football 4 Reserve Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Boxing Champ, 135-lb. Class College Education and Defense Work ERNEST H, GARBINSKI ST. ANDREW Past -Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Football 2 Future-U. of D. Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Future-College Education and Defense Work JOHN E. FLYNN VAN DYKE SCHOOL Past -Band l, 2, 3, 4 Boxing 4 Future-Preference for the Marines STEPHEN R. FREDAL HOLY NAME Past -Bond I, 2, 3, 4 Boxing 4 Future-Music School I JAMES J. GAYNOR, Jr. sr. THERESA Past -Stamp Club 3 Future-Defense Work GORDON B. HALL sr. MARY's or REDFORD Past -Reserve Basketball 2, 3 Future-Michigan State College HAROLD J. HASTINGS, Jr. BLESSED SACRAMENT Pas! -Honor Roll 'l, 2 Camera Club 3 Future-U. of D. ALFRED J. GIRARDOT, Jr. MICHAEL B. GLEESON CYRIL l, GUTHOERL, Jr. GESU ST. GREGORY SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER Pas' -SL Basllls Club 3 Past -Boxing 4 Past -Stamp Club 3 Honof ROI' 2 FU,U,e,,Wayne University Future-College Education and spedrum 2 Defense Work Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Hockey 2 Future-Aeronautical Engineer WILLIAM G. HALLER EPIPHANY Pas! -Sr. BasiI's Club 2 Honor Roll I, 3, 4 Football 2 Baseball I Future-Journalism at the Uni- versity of Michigan JOHN W. HAMMER vislrArloN Past -Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Yearbook Advertising Staff 4 Future-U. of D., Engineering pecirum Staff Back Row John McCarthy, Thos. Wilds. John Warner, Frank Larin, Jos. Thimm, Wm, Broderick, Ken Furmoyle Robert Rule, Bernard McNunnery, Arthur Wuligore. Front Row Wm. Hathaway, Charles Wilkie, James Wickel, Bernard DePrimo, Robert Langin, John O'NenII John Sullwan EDITORIAL STAFF B. DE PRIMO, Editor J. WICKLE, Assistant Editor R. LANGIN, Assistant Editor ART STAFF J. SULLIVAN J. McCARTY PRODUCTION STAFF C. WILKIE F. LARIN J. THIMM LITERARY STAFF w. HATHAWAY R. RULE I nun It Y . W. BRODERICK L' A. WALIGORE T. wnws B, MCNANNERY K. rumour J. owfuu 5 S L - W ,yi I . X Wu.. Q f Q Q sf 6 ,X R, A .. ,si g fi? am, g R NS X ...L- as 3 x FN Xglx wi Q Y ,Q V gi L Egg M y . 6 ' ? Q , -,Y M ..,., Z . 5: Aff ' E.: A I i , ,Ex hm .E Q X . X ill in ROBERT J. HINTZ RAPHAEL V. HEAPHY VISITATION GESU Past Tennis 3 Past -Honor Roll 3, 4 Golf 4 Future-U. of D., Aeronautical Future-Business School Engineering GEORGE H. HAUKE PRECIOUS BLOOD Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Forest Ranger DANIEL T. HURLEY HALL or TI-IE DIVINE CHILD Past -St. BasiI's Club 2, 3, 4 Future-Chemistry and English at the University of Detroit LELAND C. HENDERSHOT PRECIOUS BLOOD Past -Oratory 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Future---Medicine at the Univer sity of Detroit WILLIAM J. HATHAWAY BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Student Council 4 Football I, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Dramatics 3, 4 St. BasiI's Club 2 Honor Roll I, 3, 4 Yearbook Advertising Manager 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Spectrum 4 Future-University of Michigan, Law JOHN L. HUMPHREY BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Yearbook Advertising Stal? Student Council 4 Dramatic Club 4 Camera Club 4 Reserve Baseball I, 2 Future-University of Detroit JOHN B. HISSONG ST. ALPHONSUS Past -Football 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Future-University of Notre Dame EDWARD W. HOGAN sr. JOHN BERCHMANS Past -Honor Roll l Boxing Champion of 160 lb. Class Future-Preference for the Air Corps KENWARD M. HENZIE VISITATION ROBERT T. HOGAN ST. JOHN BERCHMANS Past -Band 3, 4 lntramural Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Football 3 Future-Mu sic Past -Camera Club 3, 4 DENNIS W. HEALY Future-Salesman ST. Past - Future- JOHN BERCHMAN Honor Roll 2, 3 Preference for Air Corps NORBERT J. JOYCE THOMAS L. JOLIAT ST. AGNES VISITATION Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Past -Student Council 4 Future-Tool and Die Apprentice Future Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 -University of Detroit ANDREW A. KAHANAK HOLY NAME Past -Varsity Baseball 4 Future-Defense Work and Night School FRANK A. KENNEDY ST. MARY'S, ROYAL OAK Past -Honor Roll 2 Dramatics 3 Future-University of Detroit GEORGE J. KARL, Jr. EMPHANY Past V-Reserve Football 2 Camera Club 4 Future--Draughting Apprentice School THEODORE J. KONA GEORGE B. KLEEKAMP RICHARD L. KOSS BLESSED SACRAMENT GESU ST. AGNES Past -Honor Roll 3 Past -Band l, 2, 3, 4 Past -St. Basil's Club 'I Future-Dentistry, University of Future-Music Future-Preference for U. S. Detroit Navy Past JOSEPH E. L'ABBE ST. ROSE -Secretary of Missions' Club lntra mural Basketball 4 Boxing 4 HARRY R. KUJAWA sr. JOHN EVANGELIST Future-Detroit Edison Company Pgsf -Varsity Foofboll 3, 4 THOMAS J. LADOUCEUR Past Future VISITATION -Senior Class President Student Council 4 Dramatics 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Football 1, 3 Tennis 3 Baseball 3, 4 -University of Detroit Varsity Basketball 2, 4 Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Student Council 4 Future-University of Detroit WALLACE A. LAMACH sr. BRIGID Past -Honor Roll 2 Future-Preference for U. S. Navy 1 3, 4 ROBERT E. LANGIN, Jr. vlslTAT1oN Past -Dromotics 3 Spectrum 3, 4 Future-Journalism at the Uni- versity of Detroit ROBERT T. LUSTIG JOSEPH F. LANG sr. amen: Past -Honor Roll I Future-Lawrence Tech ST. DOMINIC PGS' -HW' FO If 3 DONALD J. MACDONELL St. Basil's Club 2 Intramural Basketball 3 ANGELL SCHOOL Fulureioefense Work Past Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Football 3 Reserve Football 2 Future-University of Notre Dame EDWIN J. MCCARTHY ST. MARTIN Past -Honor Roll I, 2 Varsity Baseball 4 JOHN P. MCCARTHY Reserve Baseball I, 2, 3 Varsity Basketball 4 GESU Reserve Basketball 3 Pas' iHonor Ron .I 3 Future-Preference for the lmramuml Basketball 3 Marlnes Reserve Football 2, 3 Future--University of Detroit FRANK J. LARIN JOHN C LUGER ST. BRIGID ST BRIGID Past -St. Basil's Club I, 2, 3, 4 Post Intramural Basketball 3 Spectrum 3, 4 Football I Intramural Basketball 3 Futuree-University of Detroit ANTHONY L. MLYNAREK, Jr. WILLIAM T. MOIR ST. JOHN Hockey 'l, 2, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Defense Work EPIPHANY St. BasiI's Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Business Man- ager Varsity Football 3, 4 Oratory 2, 3, 4 Hockey 'I, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Student Council 4 University of Notre Dame OSCAR E. MITTELSTAEDT, Jr. BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Band 'I, 2 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Stamp Club 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Yearbook Advertising Stal? Future-University of Michigan JOHN H. MCLAUGHLIN COOKE SCHOOL Past -St. BasiI's Club I, 2 Honor Roll 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Camera Club I Future- University of Detroit JOHN A. MONARK HOLY RosARY Past -St. Basil's Club 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Future'-Engineering DAVID J. McCARTY PRECIOUS Bloom Past -Golf 4 Future-Insurance Business JOSEPH B. MCLAUGHLIN PRECIOUS BLOOD Past flntramural Basketball 3 Future-Preference for the Marines BERNARD E. MEYERS, Jr. SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER CROYAL OAKJ Past -St. Basil's Club I Honor Rall 2, 3 Dramatics 4 Reserve Football 2 Future-Law at the University of Detroit WILLIAM C. MONROE sr. AGNES Past -Dramatic Club 4 Future-Defense Work KENNETH P. MURPHY JACKSON INTERMEDIATE Past -St. Basil's Club T Honor Roll 2, 3 JOSEPH F. MOONEY ST. RITA Past -Intramural Football Intramural Baseball Future-Preference for the U. S. Air Corps REGINALD T. MURPHY Spectrum 3 VISITATION Fuiure-Commerce .and FlnoncF Post -Intramural Basketball 3 at University of Detroit Baseball 3 THOMAS D. NEVIN WAKEMAN, OHIO Past -Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Football T Future-Michigan College of Mines Future-Commercial Artist EARL O'CONNOR PRECIOUS moon Past -St. Basil's Club 'l Honor Roll 2 Future-Surgeon or Chemical Engineer WALTER S. OCHALEK ST. FLORIAN Past -Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Hockey 2 Future-Preference tor the U. S. Navy HOWARD G. OCHOCKI Past Future ST. FLORIAN Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 University of Notre Dame 19425. W SHERIDAN Mrs, Ernesl Sfanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley lune Slanley lohn Sarah Mr. Sfanley Maggie Cufler Dr. Bradley WHITESIDE ff ie CAST OF o 1 Y an Came 0 lnflei fln the Order in Which They Speakj John Warner Sheridan Whiteside Thomas Glavin Harrie! Slanley Thomas Joliaf Beri Jefferson Ernie lgnasialc Professor Mefz John Hammer Expressman John McCarthy Lorraine Sheldon William Hathaway Sandy James Wiclcel Beverly Carlfon William Monroe Banio DR, BRADLEY BERT JEFFERSON William Moir James Broderick Bernard Meyers Dick Young Dan Gannon John Humphrey Allen Chisholm Edward Trevison Joe Thimm MAGGIE CUTLER 9, ' E , r f. 1 M xf'?s,Qg1, 1 w K 1 1 . ' I1 v , r ff If X X f X I 1. Sit' F -'ixn ,T 'x -Q .nw ks 9- - X K' K X , X x E f x lx ,- l A' N 1 I , ix X X A X x W '- A 'A 1 ' '- ' Vigil' 50 52 t wg Q wav' ' ' V W2 .L 1 R Q 1 ,4 , Jw.. V , M ea ' 4 4 f Z . fa wi ia?-1 ' f A ,gf V f 1 , N W wi A eg Egg, I, , fm -A WM , x,.., A . bi z' , 9 I Q . 1 es qi 1 M '1 L- K Q 'Q . ' 4 4 W1 . Q 1 .ma- Q S 1 ,a Q Ep. Y r qv A 5 ' A gl' 1 r UL, xf'n my 5 fn 53 .A 'Z if Q4 1? xx iz? a 1:41 gi 323 4 'V' K? 9 -,- '4-Q .2, iff? M13 1 Us Q., 155 H' ,V- O. -he JOHN P. O'NEILL BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Spectrum 3, 4 Future-University of Notre Dome WILLIAM A. OSWALD, Jr. ASSUMPTION GROTTO Past -Honor Roll 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Future- Preference for the U. S Navy HENRY J. PERKOWSKI ST. FLORIAN Past -Honor Roll 2 Future-Business School WILLIAM J. REILLY GESU Past -Band Assistant Intramural Basketball Future-Defense Work JOSEPH F. RESKE Past Future HOLY NAME -Band I, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Golf 3 Architectural Landscape ing and Horticulture STEVEN J. PRUCHA GESU Past -St. BasiI's Club 'I Honor Roll 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Future-University of Detroit WILLIAM T. REID sr. CECELIA Past -Band I, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Future-Detroit Business Institute ROBERT R. RULE sr. AGNES Past -St. Basil's Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Spectrum 2, 3, 4 Future-West Point JOHN T. REGAN ROBERT F SCARLETT JEROME R SCHEUER sr. MARTIN sr BRIGID sr MARGARET MARY Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Past -Boxing 4 Past Intramural Basketball 3 ost n 1 2 3 JAMES E. RAGAN VISITATION Future-Business School ALFRED S. SAN DZIK Future.-:Designingqqnd Music at Future Defense Walk Future University Education Michigan State College HOLY NAME Post -si. aqsalfs Club 2, 3, 4 WA'-TER T- SCHUETTI J'- Sfvmp Club 2, 3 VISITATION Spectrum 3 Future-Engineering at the Uni- Pas' -Speclrum 4 vershy of Denon ltntramural Basketball 3, Golf 4 Future-Advertising at the Uni- versity of Notre Dame RALPH G. SHEA BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -St. Basil's Club 'I Intramural Basketball 3, ALFRED J' SMlTH 4 HOLY NAME Future-University of Detroit Past -Camera Club 3 Future-Radio Technician NORBERT M. SWITALSKI HOLY NAME Past -Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Future- Moior League Baseball GEORGE J. ST. PIERRE PRECIOUS BLOOD Past -Stamp Club 4 Future-Law at the University of PAUL M- Dem BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Boxing 3, 4 JOHN F. SULLIVAN Past Future ST. LUKE -Honor Roll 2 Spectrum 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 -Medical Course at the University of Michigan RICHARD W. SZYMANSKI HAROLD J. TAYLOR GESU Past -Band 2, 3, 4 Past -Intramural Basketball 3 Future-College Education Future-College Education Reserve Football 3 Future-College Education MAURICE J. SULLIVAN sr. LUKE Past -Basketball 3, 4 Boxing 3, 4 KCl1ampion in T47 lb. Class in 45 Future-University of Detroit WILLIAM J. TAYLOR BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketbal 4 Boxing 4 Future-College Education I 3 JOSEPH L. THIMM Past Future EPIPHANY Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Spectrum 4 Dramatic Club 4 University of Detroit ALEXANDER J. VIOLASSI alesseo SACRAMENT Past -Science Club 3 Future-Electrical Engineering JAMES W. TYRRELL ST. DOMINIC Past -St, BasiI's Club I, 2 Honor Roll 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Football 'I Future-Aeronautical Engineer- ing CHARLES J. VAN HOVE BLESSED SACRAMENT Past -Stamp Club 3 Future-Defense Work JOHN R. WARNER FRANK X. WIESEN CHARLES V. WILKIE HALL OF THE DIVINE CHILD ST. LUKE ST. BENEDICT Past -Spectrum 3, 4 Past -Yearbook Staff 4 Pos! -Spectrum 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Fu,u,e,Me,aHU,,gy G' ,he Mich. Intramural Basketball 3 BGMI I. 2, 3, 4 ,gan College of Mines Camera Club 2, 3 secretary of 'he Band 4 Future-Medicine at the Univer- Future-University of Notre sity of Michigan Dame STANLEY P. WILKINS HOLY NAME Past -Student Council 4 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Future-Maior League Baseball Q ARTHUR F. WALIGORE LEO F. WHELAN ST. THOMAS BLESSED SACRAMENT rw -sf. swan' cm, 1, fi -sn -Busil6c.EQZkaHi151fA2'M 'T? Co-Editor of the Year' Honor Roll 3, 4 book 4 Missions 3 spectrum 4 Future-Liberal Arts at the Uni- Mission President 4 versny of Dench Orotory 2 Future--University of Detroit RICHARD L. WITHINGTON ANNUNCIATION Past -Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Future-Aeronautical Engineering ot the University of Michigan RICHARD M. WOLFF ST. BRIGID Post -Boxing 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Dentistry at St, Mary's, Minnesota JOHN N. DUNNE VISITATION Post -Missions 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Defense Work ROBERT A. WOOD BARBOUR HALL, KALAMAZOO Past -Honor Roll 'I, 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Future-Albion College RICHARD E. YOUNG VISITATION Past -Honor Roll 3 Dramatic Club 4 Oratory 3 Future- Liberal Arts at Wayne University JOHN P. CLINCH sr. BRIGID Post -Honor Roll I, 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Future-Defense Work DONALD G. MOONEY BLESSED SACRAMENT Pas! flntrumural Basketball 3 4 Fufurefifngineering of the Uni versity of Michigan IIKU 77 ilu Spirifualis L a enior lag FATHER MURPHY, C.S.B. French FATHER J. SHEEHY, C.S.B. FATHER F. WALSH, C.S.B. History Counsellor FATHER F. FLOOD, C.S.B. MR. F. KELLY, C.S.B. MR. C. BERGERON, C.S.B Physics Latin History N nik? at I J BACK ROW Casimir Swastelx Robert Rogers John Daly Richard Walling James Broderick Fred Schaefer Gerald Christin Harry Gilbert Donald Byerlein MIDDLE ROW Thomas Wilds Robert Riker Zenon Laioie Ray Slconey George Ball James Wiclcel Lawrence Cronin FIRST ROW Horst Bohland William Clancey Patrick Jennings Francis Hess William White uniofw BACK ROW Richard Pollalr Thomas Egan James Carrier William Wing Robert Guthrie John Marko Richard Watts Paul Gallo Eugene Zeimet Edward Thome Eugene Arjeski MIDDLE ROW Eugene Trevison Charles Scarlett Robert Ermatinger William Samp Joseph Prevost Leonard Orzechowski Walter Vincent FIRST ROW Lawrence Uebbing David Sharlcey Francis Cogan Joseph Ramaine George Bokuniewicz FATHER B. REGAN, C.S.B. Mathematics . J sm'- nwur W- BACK ROW John Popewish Harry Melia Robt. Barton Jerome Stocking Wm. Falvey Richard Posler Chas. Hopkins Wm. Pironnelly MIDDLE ROW Edw. Thompson Raymond Wittstock Raymond Medonis Joseph Ross Harry Mileiczak Dan Ryan FRONT ROW John Bonenfant Robt. Keller Robt. Tobin Geo. Kuhn Robt. Boyce FATHER H. NOLAN, C.S.B. Chemistry uniord BACK ROW Terry Holland Hugo Stark Eugene Raiewicz Jack Winter Lawrence Sagona Joseph Walsh Dan Gannon MIDDLE ROW Arthur Geirland Joseph Pomoski Arthur Werbinslri Robt. Martin James Heath Ernest lgnasiak Ralph Seaton Ervin Theisen Roger Holdrieth FRONT ROW Joseph Vinskowski Anthony Spanlle Gerald Meier Thomas Groth Clarence Lasescki BACK ROW John O'CaIluhan William Duffy Thomas Glavin Angelo Lema Charles Morris Frank Quigley Albert Mixer Charles Carson Leonard Ballcus MIDDLE ROW Edward Otter Raymond Czarnecki Rene Haelewyn Walter Kelly Andrew Stocking William Corey John Gampp Gerald McFarland FRONT ROW Harold Haddas Frank Gallagher Edward Flannery Norbert Lisicki James Finn uniord llllll FATHER J. TIMMONS, C.S.B. Latin BACK ROW Edward Clinton John Griffin George Steiner Allen Kelley Robert Turner Leroy Schy Harrie Bonnah John Spath Vito Klimas MIDDLE ROW George Barnes Richard Yata William Ferschneider Robert Hathaway James Furlong James Wagner David Robb Robert Grunt FRONT ROW Franlc Allen George Sinkus John Bechill Robt. H05 Fred Andres FATHER L. PURCELL, C.S.B. BACK ROW Francis Whitman William Rutledge Gerard Boisineau John McCarthy Donald Harrington Raymond Janisse Leonard Stanek Douglas Behrend Charles Cullen MIDDLE ROW Beniamin Loranger Philip Koscinslci James Hildebrandt Jerome Gibbons Donald Dimitry Armand Floersch FRONT ROW James Fitzgerald Arthur Murphy John Campbell Louis Jensen Morgan Disbrow English uniou IV BACK ROW James Hammer Robert Gulock Edgar Thibodeau Paul Perosak CliHord Krug William Luyclxx Robert Allgeyer MIDDLE ROW James Malchow Allan Chisholm Michael Brish Andrew Olis John Young FRONT ROW Patrick Robb John Kane Walter Ayotte David King John Joliat . Q 56 'NN Wg vi W- Y Ff QQ, ' W v xy 5 3 3, M 3 9 2? ,Q 1 . f '-A ,W . ,f QWWM lm fm, BACK ROW John Gleeson Cletus Jones Gerard Coftield Dennis Swift William Scruggs Lawrence Bosler Harold Gleeson MIDDLE ROW Armand Lefebre Gerald Brennan Richard Altoft John Soma John Barnes John Rohlman FRONT ROW Milton Lilly Nestor Hildebrandt Raymond Kunnath Richard Dean Joseph Schreiber MR. J. CROWLEY, C.S.B. Mathematics 0pll0l1'l0'l 6:1 BACK ROW Fred Hartner Arthur Dysarz Harold Pearsall Joseph Worden John Dillon Arthur Hathaway Dale Sweeney Edwin Weitnilc MIDDLE ROW Donald Anuslxiewicz Albert Lefevre Thomas Conklin John Downey Patrick Mulligan Edward Burgess FRONT ROW Thomas Woodley Trieste Vitti James O'Halloran Clement Schmitz John Korte ISHQIROGK. s . 1 9 4 sz FATHER R. McALLlSTER Retreat Master For the third time in four years, we were honored with the presence of a Holy Cross Father to lead our three-day Retreat, held during Holy Week. The time of the Retreat is very appropriate, coming as it does during the season of penance, and enabling us to prepare ourselves better for our spiritual melioration. Father McAllister, C.S.C., of the University of Notre Dame, was both interesting and instruc- tive in the conferences which were held in the Cathedral. Among the subjects discussed were the Commandments, Sin, Death, and Confession. His was a general theme dealing briefly but effectively with each topic under discussion. The singing of the students during Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was favorably compared with the singers at Notre Dame. At the close of the Retreat, we received the Papal Blessing and had articles of devotion blessed. In addition, all who so desired, were enrolled in the Seven Scapulars. ln an interview after the Retreat, Father McAllister revealed that he frequently travels during Missions and Retreats with Father Foran, C.S.C., who led our Retreat here two years ago. He also spoke affectionately of his work of pounding the pulpit, and expressed a desire to return again to Detroit soon. We found too, that he had taught Biology and Greek at Notre Dame for thirteen years, and was once Rector of Holy Cross Seminary at Notre Dame. He said he preferred preaching to teaching because he did not have to correct examination papers. Father McAllister told us of his Order's missionary activities in India, very near the scene of the present Far Eastern conflict. We wish him every success in his Retreat activities and hope that he may some day lead us in another equally successful Retreat. WILLIAM BRODERICK. Michael Qallaglzez Jffiadion unit In these days of armed international strife, the intensity of the fray and the need of every- one's help is brought home to the populace. Radio and the newspaper devote their facilities whole-heartedly, civilians freely and eagerly invest life savings in their cause. Yet of the conflict for international peace and Christian brotherhood, we in all countries seem ignorant or indifferent. This greatest and noblest of all struggles has been going on for nearly two thousand years. Ignorance of God and His saving precepts, the bigotries and superstitions of peoples are the foes that must be conquered. Great gains have been made, on many fronts the enemy's siege has been broken and his cohorts put to flight. Consolidation of gains is in progress. Indeed the communiques are heartening and ioyous. But quare laetare ? On other fronts the foe cavorts and because of his fortified position and great following defies the assaults of Chris- tianity. Are these regions never to be brought under the sweet yoke of Christ? The battle is a spiritual one but requires physical aid. To combat enemy legions, soldiers of Christ need spiritual re-enforcements as well as material supplies. Let us as followers and brethren of Christ support his heroes with all possible assistance both spiritual and material. The Society for the Propagation of the Faith and the Catholic Student Mission Crusade have concentrated their efforts on real aid to the front line battlersp the former specializing in the material, the latter in the spiritual manner. The student body can proudly say of these organiza- tions, quorum parva pars sum. For this third year's campaign of the Michael Gallagher Unit has surpassed in both phases the records of former years. The offiters of the Unit, President Arthur Waligore, Vice-President Paul Sweeney, Secretary Joe L'Abbe and Treasurer Robert Riker, and the director, Father W. J. Murphy, C.S.B., are proud of the underclassmen who have made their position admirable. ARTHUR WALIGORE. BACK ROW George Dietrick Arthur Beyer James Marshall James Krueger Wm. LePine Joseph McNorgan Edward Jelonek Edwin Blaclr Allen Jensen MIDDLE ROW Peter Jelfrey Robt. McGlinchey Thos. Buescher Donald DeMarois Ken MacLean Edward Snyder George Elliot Fred Garbinslxi FRONT ROW Leonard Churches Edw. Hildebrandt Wm. Thimm Norbert Andrews Ray Embach 0pll0l1'l0'l 65 FATHER G. FRENCH, C.S.B. Mathematics BACK ROW John Lema Jerry Gumbleton Robt. Murdock Gerald Dougherty Hugh McNichol James Ragerty Wm. Cronberger Eugene Van Bibber Ernest Zarb Godfrey Zarb MIDDLE ROW Robt. Schlaff James Edwards Emil Gerak Richard Standiford Fred Friendship Karl Kolberg Frank Nosseck Edw. Nowinski FRONT ROW Robt. Renaud Edward Thielk Wm. Welsh Jerome Wilkins Joseph Miller FATHER R. FISCHETTE, C.S.B. BACK ROW James Regan Frank Shelterly James Laidlaw Richard Hogan James Beck Robt. McCoy Vern Guminski Jerry Duggan MIDDLE ROW Gordon Keating Wm. Minczndo Geo. Weiler Larry Macdonald Stephen Gorman Harold Casagrand James Dermody FRONT ROW Henry Meabrod Ervin Mroz Gene Spratke Robert Toole James Healy Latin BACK ROW John Buttle Geo. Fredal Richard Harper Donald Gilbert James Carney James Browne Gerald Halleck James Decker MIDDLE ROW John Carriveau Arthur Tabaczynski David Ettling Ken Krafz Don Deneweth Robert O'Brien FRONT ROW Thos, Reid Richard Cook Richard Toole Donald Barnes Wm. Wolber op 0l1'l0't 6.4 op 0l1'l0l'eJ BACK ROW James McCoy David McNorgan Jerry Deyo Real Magnon Robt. Ferschneider Joseph Clark MIDDLE ROW Frank Gowronski John Theisen Gordon Reynolds Gene Muchlock Charles Hoffman FRONT ROW Richard Bingen Robert Kuzalc Charles Harrington Edward Janik MR.RLAMB,CSB. Enghsh BACK ROW Joseph Wolf Earl Jokerst Richard Switalski Tucker Hawkes John Walsh Harvey Toomey MIDDLE ROW George Gates George O'NeiI Victor Dulewicz Jack Barnes Bud Duffy FRONT ROW Clifford Ryan James Ebert Donald Hogan - Nf f4ef ty iiim-11 V - BACK ROW Rohr. Watts Patrick Korth Joseph Facchinetti Gerald Mitchelson Gerald O'Mara Neil Migan James Valko Gabriel Migala Bede Slominski MIDDLE ROW Robf. Wirwille Ralph Meister Wallace Serylo Leo Wagner Richard McAskin Donald Cook Alfred Reo George VanAnfwerp FRONT ROW Wm. Wighfkin James Drennan Eugene Martz Joseph Mazur John Ward FATHER J. MARTIN, C.S.B. Latin flreahmen BACK ROW Donald Sf. Louis John Lee Theodore Kovarik Francis Day Rabi. Freckleton Gerald McCarthy Thos. Bushey Francis Mann John Donahue MIDDLE ROW Howard McDougall Robf. Breithaupt Francis Coyle Gerald Guy John Church Paul LaMarre Geo. Caleel Gustave Zielke FRONT ROVV Louis McGuire Joseph Fredol Wm. Smith Eugene Zasada Rabi. Jenkins STUDENT COUNCIL STAMP CLUB Standing J. Humphrey, W. Huihuway, T. Joliat, E. Firsf Row --VJ. Stocking, secretary-treasurer, D. Mifielstaedt Carano, H. Kuiawu, B. DePrimo. president, A. Stocking, vice-president S, Gallo, librarian. Sealed W. Moir, secreiaryg T. Ladouceur, president, Second R0W'T- Boucher' D- TY5O f T- Pendefguflf T- S. Wilkins, vice-president R. Bowers, Treasurer. Slonnerrf 'l' MCCUHY' J- K Yn0W' T- Wilds- Absenf fM. Hier, Father J. Sheehy, Faculfy Advisor. CAMERA CLUB Sealed C. Damm, secretary-treasurer, O. Milielsfoedf, president Mr. Bergeron, faculiy advisor, J. McCarty, vice-president K. Fermoyle, librarian. Sfonding Hs! Row2fG. DeRosier, F. Briggs, P. Kifiler, K. Henzie, C. Becller, W. Reid, T. Joliaf, J. Sullivan, P. Crone, P. Quigley, W. Ocholek, E. Offer, B. McNonney. Standing f2nd Row! C. Meyers, A. Violassi. Absen! J. Humphrey. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sranding-Mrs. R. Coyle 13rd Vice-Pres.lp Mrs. J. C. McCoy fFinanciol Secrefurylz Mrs. J. G. Casl1in lAss't. Recording Secrelarylg Mrs. F. M. Farrell fAss't. Correspondig Secretaryjy Mrs. L. J. Block lCorresponding Secreloryb. Sealed-Mrs. C. H. Edwards Clsf Vice-Pres.J, Mrs. P. H. Madden lPresidenlJg Mrs. V. J. Byerlein 12nd Vice-Pres.J. Jlfollleui BOARD or DIRECTORS SfandingfMrs. G. Lynch, Mrs. A. Hastings, Mrs, A. J. SfcrndingfMrs. R. L. Embach, Mrs. R. Meabrod, Mrs. H Lodouceur, Mrs. E. Chevalier. Deon, M'5- W- D' Cllnlon- Sealed-Mrs. J. Batlle, Mrs. E. B. Whilman, Mrs. F SealedfMrs. R. Campbell, Mrs. W. Doyle, Mrs. L. Reid, Hcmerl Mrs. C- J. Mccorthyl Mrs' T' Ryan, Mn' G Mrs, L. Joliat, Mrs. W. H. Tindall. McFarlin. BACK ROW Alan Hubbell Robert Culver Ray Dimmer Thaddeus Bellxowslni Roberf Devine James Brogan Richard Knoerl Richard Nowlan Joseph Regan MIDDLE ROW James Reinke Roy Sfrain Peier Brylx Charles Sullivan Richard Baumgarfner Joseph Grabowslxi John Breznau FRONT ROW Joseph Miglio Bernard Smith Edward Tobin Bernard McNanney John Lerchen gzealunen FATHER T. SLATTERY, C.S.B. English BACK ROW Clarence Wilhelm Thomas Zwers Clarence Marshall Douglas Hendershot John Horvafh Pafrick Killer Richard O'Connor Eugene Farrug John Fadell Charles Fobare MIDDLE ROW Richard Hogan Eugene Perrini Ralph Downey John Van Dusen Charles Lawless Ted Boucher Richard Nowak FRONT ROW Jerome Krymow Donald Steiber Michael Hier Daniel Sullivan Peler Manning FATHER M. SHEEDY, C.S.B. English BACK ROW Peter Schultz Robert Smith Richard Pauloski William Flannery William Braniecki Michael Hughes Ted Esser Thomas Prendergas Donald Berner MIDDLE ROW Patrick Maloney Stephen Gallo Robert Bourke Paul Smith Byron Crane James Dougherty Charles Smith FRONT ROW Carl Becker Arther Hautteman Albert Sonnenberg Robert McKeon Thomas Golden grealunen BACK ROW Donald Theisen John Babcock Ken Fermoyle Carlo Razza George Bradley Jack Schuett Brian Leavy John Simpson Fred Jeroy Norman Gaynor MIDDLE ROW Roland Olzark Ronald Pazik Gerard Desrosiers William Seery Thomas Stanners John Hiltz Arthur Rudolph Frank Badcllamente John Landry FRONT ROW William Duval Jack Josaitis Jack Pennell Neil Geary Thomas Wheeler gzealzmen BACK ROW Francis Thiel Richard Murphy Joseph Peters James Sage Paul Tatfi Benedict Migan John Murphy MIDDLE ROW Ernest Zogaib Edward Schindler Daniel Brydges John Martin Carl Seacord John Odor FRONT ROW Joseph Byrne Charles Renaud Arthur Beethway Charles Marfz Thomas Brand BACK ROW Donald Carrier Richard Murphy William Munro Harold Bohrer Alfred Drouillard Robert Mondziel George Kotrys MIDDLE ROW Alfred Strasz Robert Griffor George Norus Paul DeRidder Gena Cappellazzo Robert Trozalc FIRST ROW Leonard Schultz George Manos Chester Szumlanslci Patrick Armstrong William Truax MR. B. BRUDER, C.S.B. BACK ROW Rabi. Kukler O'Brien Byrnes John Grigoroff James Shaughnessy Roger Clancy Eugene Swick John Gempel Robl. Koss Roger Lacosse MIDDLE ROW John O'Donnell Michael Nader Fred Sfocking Wm. Sobkowiak John Graff James Melia Lindy Macdonald FRONT ROW Thos. Danko Eugene Elwart Rabi. Dillon Thos. Mulligan Edw. Barch ABSENT Raymond Gumblefon Geo. Hissong Thos. Trombly FATHER P. PETREY, C.S.B. gi edlllnell BACK ROW John Lynefl Rabi. Williams Earl Gurnack Erwin Seaser Francis Schenk Wm. Williams Gerard Mclaughlin Michael O'Connor Martin Andrews MIDDLE ROW Geo. Cipa James Insell Myles Marlcey Francis White Emmet Morrissey Daniel lucchefti Fred Yezbick FRONT ROW Chas. Porrefta Mario Petrini Peter Mills Alan Cumming James Hollis Callwlic Cenhal fan!! 1942 Moderator ,. .,.... ........ R ev. B. M. Regan, C.S.B. Director .......,... ..,.... M r. Vaughan Sunderland President ,......, ,........,....,.......... S . Fredal Vice-President .....,. ...,... R . Withington Secretary ,,......,,...,. .......,.....,..,....,... J . Warner Student Managers ,,..,. ...,... J . Battle and W. Reilly CORNETS CLARINETS SAXAPHONES Bohland, H. Black, E. Cronin, L. Browne, J. Chisholm, A. Hogan, R. Carrier, J. Cipa, A. Lucketti, D. Donahue, J. Flynn, J. Olis, A. Fredal, J. Fredal, S. Popewish, J. Gallo, P. Garbinski, F. Standiford, R. Hubbell, A. Grigoroff, J. Kleekamp, G. Gurnack, E. Malchow, E. Guthrie, R. TROMBONES Nowinski, E. Holdrieth, R. Beck, J. O'Mara, G. Lynette, J. Clitiord, J. Orzechowski, L. McCarthy, J. Hogan, R. Ward, J. Miller, J. Trevisan, E. Whitman, F. O'Connor, M. VanAntwerp, G Withington, R. Peffinl, M- Zielke, G, Poretta, C. Zogaid, J. Reid, W. BASSES Fiske' 'l'J Fredal, G. ALT amer' ' Szymanski, R. Os Wilkins, J. Monark, J. fifY:l1,W-W GLOCKENSPIEL DRUMS 1 n, . 9 l Christie, J. Barnes, D. Casagrand, H. BARITONES DRUM MAJORS Donnelly, E' Migala, G. Gilbert, H. Korth, P. Slominski, B. lgnasiak, E. Ryan, D. i 4 P 1 . 5 r - 1 Q JU' ' xkkk M39 xSXbZ fIffP 7SvGQH , we1fe3T!'n.Rg-3gX25W 'fWJ'fL1?,a-ffs5W'7E. W,,5 X 'M'-'Q A2325 'lvmgglx M39gv,'MiLf5Wfr?'PVa,xMd'fwE'h' 'vii f gf mil W K' f A ,- ' miwm' W '1,5,1wQgN'u Asfgcwywfmmgm gf , L 'I N' 'Q ww- ' A Eugene Carano John Christie John Clinch John Corey John Cross Lawrence Doyle Thomas Dype Ernest Garbinski Alfred Girardot George Boll Douglas Behrend Allan Chisholm William Clancey Frank Cogan John Daly Thomas Egan Edward Flannery James Furlong Paul Gallo Harry Gilbert Richard Althoft Donald Anuszkiewicz John Barnes John V. Barnes James Beale Arthur Beyer Richard Bingen Edmund Black Lawrence Bosler Joseph Brennan Donald Burns Leonard Churches Richard Cook John Babcock Frank Badalamente Richard Baumgartner Carl Becker Thaddeus Belkowskis Thomas Brand Thomas Bushey Theodore Boucher James Brogan Peter Bryk Roger Clancey Byron Crane Alan Cumming Robert Culver Frank Day Robert Devine G 33 JJOHOI' iThose who have obtained a B average in th TWELFTH GRADE William Haller Harold Hastings William Hathaway Raphael Heaphy Andrew Kahanak Frank Kennedy Thomas Ladouceur Joseph Lang Robert Lustig John McLaughlin Bernard Meyers Donald Mooney Earl O'Connor John O'Neill Alfred Sandzik Ralph Shea Walter Schuett John Sullivan ELEVENTH GRADE John Griflin Robert Guthrie Robert Hathaway Robert Hott Charles Hopkins Patrick Jennings Allen Kelly Walter Kelly David King George Kuhn Norbert Lisicki Gerald McFarlin Charles Morris Andrew Olis Leonard Orzeckowski Richard Pawlak Eugene Raiewicz Robert Riker Robert Rogers Charles Scarlett Gilbert Schaefer Ralph Seaton TENTH GRADE Beniamin Cosgrove Gerald Deyo George Dietrick Frank Duffy William Ellis Robert Ferschneider Fred Friendship James Garner Francis Gawronski Richard Golden Vernon Guminski Gerald Halleck Richard Harper Nestor Hildebrandt Earl Jokerst John Korte Edward Krakowski Ray Kunnath Robert Kuzak James Laidlaw Jerome Laughlin Armand Lefebre Lawrence MacDonald Robert McCoy Hugh McNichol Henry Meabrod NINTH GRADE James Drennan Kenneth Fermoyle John Fodell Joseph Fredal Norman Gaynor Neil Geary Earl Gurnack Douglas Hendershot John Hiltz George Hissong Arthur Houtteman Robert Jenkins Bernard Knoerl George Krymow Robert Kukler Roger Lacasse John Landry John Lee Paul LeMarre Brian Levy Myles Markey Ralph Meister Gabriel Migala John Morrissey Michael Nader Richard Nowak Howard Nowlan Richard O'Connor Gerald O'Mara Roland Owczarczak Ronald Pazik Eugene Perini eir studies.J Joseph Thimm James Tyrrell Charles VanHove Leo Whelan Frank Wiesen Stanley Wilkins Richard Withington Richard Young Ray Skoney Edwin Thome Lawrence Uebbing Walter Vincent Albert Wagner Richard Watts Thomas Wilds Arthur Werbinski William Wing Eugene Zeimet Joseph Miller Ervin Mroz Patrick Mulligan Robert O'Brien James O'Halloran Thomas Reid John Rohlman John Soma John Tait John Theisen Robert Toole Arthur VanAntwerp Joseph Wolf. Mario Petrini Charles Porretta Carlo Razza Joseph Regan James Shaughnessy John Schuett Bernard Smith Robert Smith Frederick Stocking Roy Strain Alfred Straaz Charles Sullivan William Wightkin Clarence Wilhelm William Williams Back Row-G, Perini, J. Laidlaw, J. Spath, T. Conklin, B. Smith, W. Moir, J. Broderick, R. Toole, D. Harrington, W. Broderick, T. Joliot, G. Christin, F. Coyle, J. Joliat, F. Larin, D. Hurley, B. DePrimo, C. Porretta, T, Mulligan. Middle Row-C. Damm, R. Meiers, W. Braniecki, R. Rule, S. Galla, R. Dean, A. Floersch, J. Cliltord, J. Monark, F. Day, W. Wolber, A. Waligore. Bottom Row- G. VanAntwerp, R. Rohr, M. Petrini, D. Theisen, A. Hathaway, D. Berner, E. Arieski, T. Woodley, J. Josaitis, C. Swastek, T. Vitti, G. Keating, R. Harper, R. Murphy, A. Cumming. Al::sentfJ. Chapman, J. Wickel, R. Watts. William Broderick James Chapman Joseph Clifford Bernard DePrimo Eugene Arieski James Broderick Gerald Christin Armand Floersch Thomas Conklin Charles Damm J. Richard Dean Richard Harper Arthur Hathaway Donald Berner William Braniecki Francis Coyle Alan Cumming Frank Day cgi. fadifid TWELFTH GRADE Daniel Hurley Thomas Joliat Frank Larin William Moir ELEVENTH GRADE Donald Harrington John Joliat John Spath Casimir Swastek TENTH GRADE Gordon Keating James Laidlaw Raymond Meiers Richard Rohr Richard Toole NINTH GRADE Stephen Gallo John Josaitis Thomas Mulligan Richard Murphy Gene Perini John Monark Robert Rule Arthur Waligore Richard Watts James Wickel Trieste Vitti William Wolber Thomas Woodley Mario Petrini Charles Porretta Bernard Smith Donald Theisen George VanAntwerp ISIJIQQI School .cue DAILY MASS IN BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHEDRAL PHYSICS LABORATORY CLASSROOM CAFETERIA CAFETERIA Ca ffzofic Cen lral ,wmww 4 Qilbezl Keith Clnedtetton By WILLIAM BRODERICK One of the greatest powers for good in the Catholic Church, Gilbert Chesterton, did not enter the Church until he was 48 years old. In his writings one can find paradox, humor, and wisdom. The most noticeable thing about Chesterton's writings, however, is his spirit of Christian charity. As Hilaire Belloc truly said, He approached con- troversy, his delight, hardly ever as a conflict, nearly always as an appreciation, including that of his opponent. Chesterton's works were multiple and varied. Numbered among his writings were essays, biographies, novels, his- tories, and poems. The best of these include Orthodoxy, The Man Who Was Thursday, and Lepanto. This last, to quote Belloc again is the summit of high rhetorical verse in all our generation. Born of typical Victorian parents, Chesterton spent his early life in agnosticism and socialism. Later he found his way into the Angelicon Church, where he remained for many years. During this time, he took an active interest in politics and journalism along with his brother Cecil and his friend Belloc. It was at this period in his life that he be- came intimate with Father John O'Conner, a Catholic priest. From him he learned, to his surprise, that the Church not only knew more about good, but also about evil, than did he himself. This priest, who became the inspiration for Chesterton's Father Brown stories, was eventually the cause of Chesterton's conversion. From 1922 on, he took up the cause of Catholicism, and defended it brilliantly against such intellectuals as George Bernard Shaw. Shaw, although a life-long foe of Chester- ton, termed him a man of colossal genius. When a tribute like this comes from such an unexpected source, there can be little doubt that Gilbert Chesterton will rank among the great, both as an author and as a Catholic. ,E enumnoan folln Nenzg Cardinal Newman By ARTHUR WALIGORE Lead kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom . . . The outcrying of a soul in darkness lamenting for guid- ance. Of this soul-searching clamor the author was John Henry Newman, who was born in London in 1801. Cal- vinism was the maternal religion, but Henry had no defin- ite religious convictions until he was fifteen although he had read the Bible from an early age. The night is dark and I am far from home. .... Superstitition affected his boyhood, and his temperament included a deep reserve. A feeling that he was called to be a missionery led him to abandon law for the min- istry. Accordingly, in 1824 he was ordained and in 1828 he was appointed rector at St. Mary's. Here he endeared himself to the students with his wonderful lectures. Poli- tics interested him only in so far as they affected the church. l do not ask to see the distant scene. ...... But a far greater result of his rectorship was his becom- ing familiar with Catholic truths via Anglican theses. Thus, later on, we find him leading a movement to make Angli- :anism join with Catholicism. l loved the garish way. Pride ruled my will. . . . Humbling his will and following his reason, Newman in 1841 left Anglicanism in search of the true Faith. For four years he stood on the threshold of the Catholic Church. ln 1845 he sincerely spoke I believe and in 1846 was or- dained a priest. This conversion rocked England. He turned his talents to a defense of Catholicism by his Apol- ogia . But he was even here met with opposition from all sides. Yet in spite of criticism he persevered in his new- found Faith. Lead thou me on. ............ For almost 30 years the great and constructive work of Newman was met with suspicion and went unrewarded. But in 1879 from the ranks of a priest he was raised by Pope Leo Xlll to the Sacred College of Cardinals. The light of eternity shone on him in 1890. wif ' x if VARSITY I A C.C.H.Y 8 . RIVER ROUGE--7 MR. JOHN HACKETT Com. C.C.H.-40 DE LA SALLE--O BACK ROW Rohr. Woods, R. E. Wm. W1-Ich, R, T. John Marks, R. E. Ken MCLL-cln, F. B. Wm. Moir, L. H. G1-nr' Curuno, R. G. MIDDLE ROW VVH1. 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Burns. 5C0'leJ C.C.H.-20 . EAST DETROIT-0 C.C.H.-l4 MELVINDALE-O C.C.H.-20 . . U. OF D.-6 C.C.H.-2 . . COUNTY DAY-7 JOHN CROSS Right Forward DICK WALLING HARRY KUJAWA VARSITY BASKETBALL ED. CLINTON Left Forward ED. McCARTHY Center Right Forward JOE FAYAD GEO. SINKUS left Guard Center JOHN CROSS ED. MCCARTHY ROBT. MARTIN Right Guard CCaptainl Left Guard LOUIS HATHAWAY Left Forward eJe'we fadkelfaall Back Row -J. Beale, Cenier, W. Robf. Toole, Forward, Dick Toole, J. Dillon, Forward. Middle Row-J Soma, Forward, E. J. Worden, Center, L. MacDonald, Boffom Row-Mr. J. Crowley, C.S.B., Mr. C. Bergeron, C,S.B, Alosenf-J. Korfe, Mgr. Cloncey, Guard, Guard, Ca pfoin, Burgess, Forward, Guard. W. Falvey, Guard gzealrmen af!!-Star lgadlzelball Bock Row-D. Brydges, Guard, R. Clancey, Center W. Wighfkin, Cenier, A. Houfteman, Forward, P Maloney, Forward. Middle Row-M. Andrews, Forward, D. Berner, Guard Captain, Father M. Sheedy, C.S,B., Coach, R. Downey Forward, R. Trazok, Guard. Boffom Row-Gene Perini, Guard, N. Geary, Guard C. Wilhelm, Forward. I INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SENIOR-JUNIOR CHAMPIONS Back Row- R. Hoff, Center, Captain, F Allen, Guard, W. Ferschneider, Forward Father J. Timmons, C.S.B. Front Row-R. Czarnicki, Guard, J. Finn Forward, T. Glavin, Forward. Absent R. Yata, Center, J. Griffin. SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS Bock Row-A. Lefebvre, Forward, J. Soma Forward, J. Worden, Center, E. Burgess Forward, Captain, T. Woodley, Guard, Mr J. Crowley, C.S.B. Front Row--T. Brennan, Forward, A. Lefevre Forward, J. O'Halloran, Guard, J. Dillon Forward. Absent J. Downey, Center. FRESHMEN CHAMPIONS Standing--Father P. Petrey, C.S.B., R. Koss Center, C. Porretta, Forward, J. Lacasse Forward, M. Petrini, Guard, J. Stocking Forward. Seated-T, Danlxo, Guard, L. MacDonald Forward, E. Swick, Guard, G. Hissong, For word, E. Elwart, Forward. Absent R, Clancey, Center, M. Andrews Forward. 1 ' f?5 WiK3i 3 ' -kx- LVN? 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Foley, RF., W. Kelly, P., R. Wiciak, CF., A. Kahanuk, lF., J. Fayad, 2ndB., T. Groth, CF., Father .l. Martln, C.S.B. MIDDLE ROW Schenk, P., A. Mylnarek, C., N. Switalski, 3rdB., E. McCarthy, 2ndB. and TstB. FRONT ROW R. Yata, 'lsfB., L. Hathaway, LF., S. Wilkins, SS. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL BACK ROW C. Scarlett, 2ndB., R. Krakowski, RF., F. Gawronski, RF., R. Martin, 2ndB., H. Melia, LF., T. Hawkes, SS., Father H. Nolan' CSB- MIDDLE Row N. Andrews, P., H. Bohland, lstB., W. Reilly, CF., A. Houtteman, P., J. Chapman, lF. FRONT ROW C. Schmitz, 3rdB., R. Bielak, 3rdB., C. Szumlanski, C., A. Byerlein, CF. 5 SEHIDROCK. Complimentd of the Mathew ' Club ,Q Q, EDWIN A. 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