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eniow . . . If 3 . i I JOHN PETER BABCOCK-Blessed Sacrament- Bala come to Central with the sole purpose of acquiring knowledge. How well he has accomplished this end is evident after a glance ut his record. ln his leisure moments he peruses the virile art of coquetry. The results may be substantiated by the many damsels who have fallen under his spell. Perhaps, in the near future he will rank proudly among the Boyers and Barrymores. FRANCIS ASCENSION BADALAMENTE-Gate of Heaven-It is very seldom that such an all-around athlete as Frank can be found among 800 boys: for he is truly a versatile student. Besides having played intramural basketball for four years and baseball for two, he has associated himself with several social groups. With the rudiments of Spanish and engineer- ing ot his fingertips he plans to help build a better South America after the war. ROBERT ANDREW BEACH-St. Matthew-An honor student since his arrival at Catholic Central, Bob has successfully finished a brilliant high school education. Although he main- tained a fine scholastic record, he did not confine his interests wholly to intellectual pursuits. He found time to play reserve football and to donate his talents to intramural basketball. With chemistry as his favorite subiect, Bob intends to gradu- ate from college as a Doctor of Medicine. CARL GENE BECKER-St. Agnes-Treading his way leisurely down the path of his high school career, smiling and un- perturbed, Carl has managed to make o name for himself as one of the leading chemical minds in the school. ln spite of his carefree manner, he has graduated high in his class, since he is well fitted both in temperament and training for his career as one of our better physicians. THADDEUS ANTHONY BELKOWSKI-St. Augustine-Reticent but sedulous, Ted overflows with the qualities and zeal that connote an unwavering student of the arts and sciences. Throughout the post four years he has led his class with an A average. While he does spend a great deal of time studying, bowling and roller-skating suffice for recreation. Along with his amiability they will surely teach him bonitatem et disciplinam et scientiam, DONALD GERARD BERNER-Visitation-A competent scholar as well as an accomplished athlete, Don is one of the out- standing graduates of his class. His casual wit and winsome smile have transformed many social embarrassments into entertaining encounters. The fact that he is the tallest in the class does not prompt him to look down on his fellow students, for Don considers one true friendship worth a thousand fickle ones. From such a philosophy felicity must result.
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. . . eniow i 5, l I -M: wt. JOHN HAROLD BOHRER-St. Agnes-St. Agnes can boast of no more quick-witted youth than Jack. Luckily enough, his love of any sport, whether it be football, baseball or ice- skating, overshadows his yearning for feminine companion- ship. Mathematics, especially trigonometry and algebra, hold nc terrors for him, even chemistry and physics whet his scientific appetite. The alluring environments of the Uni- versity of Notre Dame constitute his intellectual Utopia. THEODORE EDWARD BOUCHER-Epiphany-Comely, amiable, Ted is a leading figure at most social functions in Detroit. His generosity and ready smile have won for him many friends on the gridiron and in the classroom. When he is not recreating himself at bowling or skating, he may be found in his room zealously preparing himself for an engin- eering career. How can a person of his caliber fail? GEORGE JOSEPH BRADLEY-St. Brigid-For-famed as a mas- ter of protons and electrons, and a fond devotee of philately, George astounds his fellow classmates with the priceless knowledge that he has acquired through his hobby of elec- tricity. While he enjoys swimming, and skating, the greater part of his time is spent in divulging the amazing secrets of radio, so that in years to come he may lead the world in electronic research. WILLIAM GEORGE BRANIECKI-St. Louis the King-Silent, alert, modest, and dynamic, these are the qualities reiterated daily in Bill's habits and in his scholastic efforts. He casts a shadow of immunity to the prevalent wits in the world of today, his character influencing his most casual as well as his most intimate acquaintances. The completion of the war will find a radio and electronics course beckoning Bill. JOHN CHARLES BREZNAU-St. Margaret Mary-John has found for himself a welcomed position in the annals of Catholic Central history. His scholastic endeavors have secured for him a repetitive seat on the honor roll. He was a guard on the intramural basketball team while enioying such activities as golf and bowling. With a background in chemistry, John intends to initiate a medical career following the armistice. JAMES ORVILLE BROGAN-Epiphany-Typical of the fight- ing Irish of Central is iovial Jim. On the football field, in the classroom, or while at his task as advertising manager for the Shamrock, his adhesive personality has won for him innumerable friends. When the lights go on again in this war-torn world, we are likely to find Jim pondering over the mental problems of politics and iournalism at Michigan State.
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