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

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BENJAMIN JOSEPH LORANGER -- Viriltzlimzf lien was a member of the St. l5asil's Club in his Fresh- man year and on the Honor Holl ever since. He has been very active in Reserve athletics and now has his eye on the Naval Air Corps. Wll.l.lAM JOSEPH LUYCKXH lf,i.l'jf.!fffl1l Bill has a pair of odd hobbies, namely, mechanics and elec- tronics. lf you want to know all about the latter, you'll have to ask him. He hopes to attend college to master psychology, after Hitler and Company have been dispossed of, JAMES EDWARD MALCHOXVffSf. 7il7L'l'L'.l'iI Jim was on the Honor Roll in his tirst and second years at Catholic Central. He has played in the school Band for three years and hopes to go to college if he doesn't join the Navy. JOHN JOSEPH MARKO' f'l.l'.l'lIl1lf7ffH!l Grufln John is one of our famed heroes of football. The opposition has been known to cjuake at his name, He enjoys the feminine society to cjuite .1 degree, and he is termed cjuite a bowler. His ambition is to study medicine when he ends the vvar. W ROBERT FRANCIS MARTIN - -Sl. lffiztzbelln, Bob is our flashy second baseman. Wlhenever a game is at stake, Bob comes through with a driving hit and saves the day. His work on the basketball team was just short of miraculous. After the war he hopes to play major league baseball. JOHN JOSEPH lNlCCARTl lh,- -Sl. Agmar Jack is the Vice-President and most active member of the Camera Club, He played the clarinet in the Band and had a part in The Man Who Came to Dinner. Pre-lflight his favorite subject, he would like to be an air photographer. 2 RAYMOND JULIUS MEooN1sfs'f. c,m-Ralf Ray played on the varsity basketball team for one year. He likes hunting and was in the school Band, playing his clarinet. He wants to become a professional basketball player after the war. He admits being a social but- terfly. GERALD VINCENT MlilliR Sl. lffimifleffv Jerry is studying meteorology and navigation in preparation for the Army Air Corps in June. Chemistry and physics are his favorite subjects, Fred Wtiriiig his favorite band. He was a singer in the Army Show.

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WALTIER PATRICK KELLYf-Sf. Gregory--XWalt is one of our star baseball pitchers and also a star foot- ball player. He is esteemed as the Gentleman jim of Detroit, and has always done all right by himself at local dances. He has looked over the Armed Forces, and the Air Corps is the winner. ARCHHE DAVID KINGH-SI. C-!7tll'lU.f' Dave is 11 member of the Student Council and did the greatest part of the work on our now-famous Prom. An honor student, two years a member of the Band, he wants to finish college after the Naval Air Corps. VITO A. KLIMAVICUS Sl. Pefer--The fiery Co- Captain of the football team, and a boxer and wrestler of great repute, Vito dug graves for a cemetery last summer and for our football opponents last fall. He has a special liking for the Air Corps. Cl.llilfURD Llfli KRUG-Sl, Brigirl'---Qtliet Cliff, the owner of the unique hobby of collecting different post cards, will join his parents who have moved to Chicago, following his graduation. The Air Corps especially fascinates him and he hopes to continue his education afterwards. GEORGE PATRICK KUHN--G'c.i1l--George and solid geometry get along pretty well. He likes the humor of Bob Hope and the music of Harry james. Bowling strikes his mind as a pleasing pastime. He hopes to be a success in the world some day. ZISNON ARTHUR LA jOlE-WSI. Brigid Zenon is our representative at social functions. He loves dancing and popular music. Besides being a mainstay of Hudson's, he sees to it that the Spectrum gets out on time. After he helps the Marines clean up, he hopes to be a doctor. NORBER1' MARION Llslcilsile AOlll'Lc1c,3f, Help of f,'l1ri.ffi.1u.r Norbert is another Centralite helping to see that the mail goes through. He feasts on physical training and the corn of Hope and Skelton. He likes the Army Air Corps. Q' 1 Q i N

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HARRY JOSEPH MELIA- -.ll.n!w111.1 --Voted the most valuable player on the football team, Harry also enjoys baseball. After school, he helps run a bowl- ing emporium. He is also a boxing champ, and all this may make him a physical instructor in the Army. HAROLD H. MILIYVICZAK llnl-3' N.m1e -The big, blond tackle who terrorized the opposing backlields last fall, Hal was our outstanding player- -unanimous- ly chosen on the All State eleven. An honor student, he entered Notre Dame in january. ALBERT CHARLES MIXER- Sl. Brigid - Big Al , an ardent follower of professional baseball and hock- ey, an otlice worker of the Standard Accident Insur- ance Company, would like to get into the world of journalism as a sports reporter. CHARLES P. MORRIS- Sl. Aliclmel -Chuck, a rural dweller, is an astute student as well as a graceful dancer. He enjoys reading and mathematics. After Hitler is no more, Charley will return to his studies to become an engineer. ARTHUR jOSEl'H MURPHY- Sf. jfflw l3erclw1.111.r Art is a devotee of popular dance music. especially that rendered by Harry james. He is another Central- ite who has chosen engineering as a profession and the Army Air Corps as his favorite branch of the serv- ice. IIOSEPH ,IAMES O'CAl.l.AGHAN Sl. Ceciliiz .joe is torn between Pre-lflight and physics. However, he sees the value of both in a future of aviation. Bob Hope and Glenn Miller provide his mental relaxation. The Army Air Corps appeals most to his bellicose nature, EDXWARD VINCENT OFFER Sl. Alq11cf.i'---Wlio doesn't know of Ed and his camera? He was always present at sport and social events of the school, snap- ping pictures of the highlights. He wants to be an Air Corps photographer, and after the war, an illus- tration photographer, ANDREXW FRANK OLIS ---Sf, Cyril Being in- clined toward mathematics and the sciences, Andy hopes to become a chemical research engineer. Being inclined toward music, he played the saxaphone in the Band and enjoys the sweet notes of Harry james. He is an active member of the Student Council. all