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

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'ill A RAYMOND FIOSIZVH SKONIZY 'QIIUCII nf Afm.rllc'.i' lf' you ever want an after-dinner speaker, see Ray. His field, however, also covers tl12lll1L'fU1lflL'S. He aspires to tl1e priestl1ood or engineering after a t11rn in tl1e Air Corps. Our money is on Ray to be a suc- cess in hte. ANTHONY CHRISTUIJHIQR SPANKIE Sl. fulfil flu' lI1.z11lqefi,1! Anthony holds dow11 tl1e enviable po- sition of' butcher. 'l'hrough tl1is experience, l1e ex- pects to be used as .1 klll.lI'lL'f'lNLlSfCI' in tlll' Army. His favorite subjects are math, Pre-Flight and physics. He plans to be .1 Diesel engineer. ,IUHN GIZURUIE SPATH ff,l.llHllf7ffUI1 Cfmlln XY'hen naming tl1e star students of C.1tholic Central, one co11ld l1.1rdly omit jack, who has been on tl1e St. l5asil's Club all four years. He likes swimming and bowling, .1nd hopes to find his future in aviation. LEONARD FRANCIS S'I'ANEKf--St. lilf1ri.1u fA proficient hunter and fisher, l.L'Ol1flI'kl sl1arpens his wits on the wheels of' mathematics and chemistry. He sees a great career in tl1e Navy Air Corps and wants to be .1 testfpilot after tl1e war. Cilflllliili ISHRNARU S'l'lflNlfR Sl. C.'.1lf11'ri11e George pl.1yed tennis for two yL'.lI'S. He likes to listen to dance b.u1ds on tl1e radio and get tl1e latest popular records. His desire is to be an accountant. lt's a lWlL'.lSLII'L' to watch him type. ANDRIZXW l ABlAN STOCKING GN.n'Ji.111 Angel like l1is cousin hlerry, Andy is .1 student of natural history and a philatelist, Unlike jerry, however, l1e likes matl1em.1tics and wants to be a IllCCllLlI1lCLll engi- neer, He was an active I11L'llll5Cl' of' tl1e Stamp Club, President in I9-10-ril. 'lliRUlNllf ROl5liR'l' STUCKING UNI' lazily nf Cmnt! Cf1,v111el -.lerry is botl1 Secretary and President of the Stamp Club. His l1obby is natural l1istory, which is in Ll way cc-nnected witl1 l1is desire to become Ll country gentleman after tl1e war. He wants to be a Marine. CASIMIR JOSEPH SXVASTIEK Sl. Ifmftwig Casi- n1ir decided to l1onor Catholic Central by arriving in the eleventh grade. From that time on, l1e l1as been a l'iCL'l1 competitor for top l1onors. He loves to debate .1s well as to sing. Bob Hope and lfather Crowley supply l1is humor.

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PAUL DANIEL RYAN -ffl. llazidff -Dan is a con- sultant on bus-riding and knows all the antics. He is fond of dancing and movies, as well as swing. After he told the Air Corps that it needed him, Hitler col- lapsed and took a much needed vacation. XX ll.l.lAM FRANCIS SAMP-Y Sl. Ceviliti-fBill is noted for his antics on the horse, as well as at the bowling alley. An Army Aviation Cadet, he seeks a career as a transport pilot after the war. At present he is a war worker. Glenn Miller is the music master of his heart. CHARLES XWESLEY SCARLETT Sl. Brigid-- Diminutive Chuck is a fiery baseball player fsecond basej, a tower of strength on the basketball court and a steady student in the classroom. He wants to use his talents as a teacher-coach after college. GILBERT FREDERICK SCHAEFER -G'c.rnf-Fr'ed's keen analytical mind finds a feast in the Saint's ad- ventures. The Army has its claws out, but Fred, just fifteen, chuckles and scores another strike. A native of Gesu, he wants to encircle the globe some day. LIEROY ,IOSEPH SCHYPINSKIY-Sl. Clmrle.i+-Like many students of our school, LeRoy is fond of avi- ation. He builds models, collects pictures, and hopes to enter the Army Air Corps, His favorite subject is mathematics which is preparing him for engineering, his vocation after the war. RALPH EDXVARD SEATON- fGe.rn-Besides being a society wolf , Ralph has been a boxing champion for two years, He plans on entering the Army Air Corps. He best enjoys physics and pre- flight: and will become an engineer after the Rising Sun sets. DAVID -IOHN SHARKEY' Sl. A'l..'ry'.fnfIi'nyi1lO.1i A --An amateur photographer of note, a keen student of aeronautics. Dave prefers the Air Corps as his branch of the service and hopes to travel the world as his post-war ambition. GEORGE JOSEPH SINKUSWSI. Ciern-gef George has been a mainstay on our football, basketball and baseball teams. He lost a close decision in boxing to Dick Yata. He was a very important factor in Catholic Central's Football Championship. 0 rant 'Q' i' 95

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A ya dltllll ,, A A l ,.- ,-- IRVIN JOHN THElSENf SI. Brigjtl A tapable student and lover of popular music, Ty enjoys the lectures of Father Sheehy and the details of the At- counting class. His post-war future is in the business world, in which his success is assured. EDGAR JOSEPH THIBODEAU Glam Edgar is the Senior who came out second best in an argument with a truck. He was lost to his classmates for close to a month, The intricacies of mathematics entice him to become a civil engineer. EDXWIN JOSEPH THOMIZ Sl. Brigitf Eddie came from the wilds around Grand Rapids to take the sec- ond half of his high school course at Catholic Central. His favorite subjects are the sciences and his favorite branch of the service is the Air Corps, EDWARD RAYMOND THOMPSON l'1'e.m1l.1- talifnz-Ecl's hobbies are flying and baseball. ln school, he enjoys Pre-Flight and history. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope supply his radio interest. Ed is now in the Navy Air Corps and intends to make it his career. ROBERT EIJWIN TOBIN' 'SL i1'lwre.i.1 Hob is a scientist and naturalist. An amateur photographer and criminologist, his favorite subjects were chemistry and physics. He wants to enter the Navy, and later follow out his present hobby. EDXVARD ANTHONY TREVISAN Xl. Cn'egn1'J Ed, who was on the Honor Roll all four years, played the role of Beverly Carlton in The Man Wlitm Came to Dinner. He also was a member of the Band for two years. He hopes to be a doctor. LAURENCE JEROME UEBBING Sl. Gt1f11'ief Larry is a wolf about town. Being so, he likes Glenn Miller and Bob Hope. He builds model .tir- planes when time permits. The Marines have a trap set for himg and when he leaves, he will enter college. XVALTER CHARLES VINCENT Sl. lirigiil Wflienever science is in doubt, it consults Wfalter. He can expound on the most complicated phenomena. An interest in model airplanes has led him to take Pre-Flight. His future lies in analytical chemistry or commercial flying.