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

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LEONARD WAI.'I'IfII ORZECHOXVSKI -Sl. Sie- filicn XY'itl1ct-ut Leonard, the Post Oflice would be helpless. He understands proficiently Archimedes' Principle, Iior three years he has bc-en a trumpeter in the Hand, Some day Orzy plans on entering U. of M.. alter a Pre-lNledical course at the U. of D. RICHARD GIZORGIZ PAXVLAK Airzwffififuz Gmi- fff Dick came to Catholic Central after winning a S550 one-year scholarship to St. Mary's Orchard Lake. I-Ie c-njoys the ancient pastime of fishing. Some day you may have Dr, WQIIIVS prescriptions filled in Paw- lak's l'harn1ac'y. I'AllI. 'IOHN PIEROSAK Sl, ffilui ffm ffI'ill1gctff,il- l'auI's favorite hobby is photography. He was on the Honor Roll in tenth grade. Wlien asked whether he could be termed a Society wolf, he replied, Ah yes! QOI1 well, perhaps he can be reformed., XVIIIIAM G. PIRRONIZLLO Sl. Rim Driving Co-Captain of' the City Football Champions, Bill lost .1 dc-cision to Harry Melia in the boxing finals. He is fond of' all sports and hopes to be a physical instructor some day. Right now, he has his eye on the Marine Corps. 'IOSEPH RICHARD POMASKI l11lu1.1cl1l.aIe Curl- cejbriwi---joe is an amateur photographer and a pro- fessional fyou'll have to take his word for itj horse- man. He enjoys the popular music of Sammy Kaye and Harry james. He wants to be a Marinep and after that, a draftsman. MICHAEL JOHN POPE Geizr- As Mike so aptly puts it, he lives only for music. He plays the saxo- phone ancl clarinet, and hopes to become a member of some orchestra after the war. He is already en- listed in the Army Air Corps. RICHARD POSLER- l'm'iw1.i Iilfiml -Dick prides himself on his model airplanes and in his high bowl- ing scores. He enjoys Pre-Iflight and mathematics, and after he ends the war with the Air Corps, he will become a clemure dentist. JOSEPH H. PRIEVOST Sl. Cfec'ili.z The boy with the shiny locks, joe has no trouble getting dates. An expert equestrian, he and Charlie Scarlett take the hurdles without a flaw. The Air Iforce beckons, and then dentistry. il

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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

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lZUCiliNl2 DANIEL RAIIIEXWICZ Sf. Lnlrir Gene has been on the Honor Roll for four years. He likes sports and his amhition after the war is to become a plastic engineer. His favorite branch of the service is the Army Air Corps. ROBERT IEARI. RIKIER Sf. ,ll.rry',r nf ltetlfrml lSoh's interest lies in the social sciences. A student of' history and a lover of argument, a writer on the Spectrum and a member of' the Student Council, the fighting Marines claim his future. DAVID LOUIS ROBB Sl. fitQllL'.l' One ofthe fam- ous Robb brothers, Dave likes bowling and dancing. He finds a comfort in English and mathematics. XXfhen he graduates, many fond memories at Catholic Cen- tral will depart with him. PATRICK WlLl.lAhl ROBB Sl. flgllw' --Life, to Pat, is a period of' sleep and an attempt to keep awake. He is an inexplicable scholar in class, and after the war, he hopes to make a real success of life. Our best wishes go with him. ROBERT PATRICK ROGERS Sl. ilIi1ry'.v uf Refl- fnrtl A whirlwind boxer, Bob also likes hunting, golfing and swimming. At present, he is a driver, but one day will see him distinguishing himself as a doc- tor. He enjoys Harry james and physical training. The Navy Air Corps is his choice. -IOSEPH EIDWARI5 ROMAINE Sl. Peter joe is one of' the many photography experts in our school. He played Freshman football and was on the Honor Roll. He hopes to study aeronautical engineering after fighting in Uncle Sam's Navy. jOSllPH XVILLIAM ROSS Sie. Amie -joe played center in basketball for two years. He delights in swing hands and Bob Hope. He tal-:es Pre-Flight and trigonometry for the day when he becomes a Navy flyer. WII.I.IAM HENRY RUTLEDGE Ble.r.i'et! Sauna- lllkllf 'Bill is one of the true latin scholars of Catholic Central. He translates Vergil magna cum laude. Chief of Production at the Spectrum office, he solves all the editor's problems. The Marine Corps has Bill tagged for future reference.