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

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. . . eniou JOHN JOSEPH CARROLL-St. Matthew-Debonair and ef- ficient, John has been the delight of the teachers and the admiration of his classmates. Honest and industrious in his studies, he has successfully developed his God-given talents and is a prominent candidate for forthcoming fame. His fu- ture is still obscure, but perhaps his hobby of motion pictures will someday find him among the notables of Hollywood. RICHARD WILLIAM CASHIN-St. Brigid-Debonair in man- ner and quick in wit, Dick's personality has been no little factor in winning so many friends. His gifted pen has pro- duced a proficient co-editor of the Shamrock and an irre- placeable columnist for the Spectrum. His appreciation of music borders on the classics, while stage plays frequently supplement the movies. Whether Dick sees low or adver- tising in his future we can see nothing but success for him. WILLIAM JOSEPH CHISHOLM-St. Matthew-Radiating friendship in every direction, Bill has perhaps made more friends during his years at C.C.H. than any other person. A colorful figure on the gridiron as well as in the classes. Chis has also dabbled in the pugilistic art with some success. Bill is truly one of the fighting Irish who has made Central a Champion. ROBERT ALLEN CHOLISH-St. Rita-Bob's spirited but melodious clarinet has contributed greatly to the success of our school band. Too, his fun-loving and pleasant person- ality occasioned equally favorable results at the social func- tions. His out-of-school interests include basketball, dancing, and a study of the newest in clothes. A course in law beckons Bob after graduation. TIMOTHY JOSEPH COLLINS-St. Brigid-A head of blazing red hair, an engaging personality, together with impressive records in the scholastic and athletic fields have made Tim a standout at Catholic Central. He gained all-city and all-state ranking in football, while renown in his studies made him president of the Science Club. For the future, Tim plans to be the terror of childhood in the guise of Doctor of Dentistry. AUGUST JOSEPH CONEN, JR.-Blessed Sacrament-Super lative humor, enhanced by Cl brilliant keenness of mind have made Gus one of the most popular figures in our class. His ready wit and repartee, combined with exact aggressiveness prompted his election as treasurer of the Student Council, an assignment fulfilled with the highest degree of efficiency. His is a position of leadership.

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eniow . . . JOHN EDWARD BROSKY-Assumption Grotto-An unassum- ing, humble fellow is always admired and decried as a friend, and such is Ed Brosky. The innumerable companions he has acquired can truly verify this fact. Golfing and ice-skating are Ed's favorite hobbies, while in school he concentrates on Physics. He hopes to be a radio technician in the years to come, but as yet his choice of college is not certain. JAMES PHILIP BURDICK-Precious Blood-Jim's geniality and personal attraction is outstanding among the graduates of our class. Ability as an amateur photographer has made him a prominent member of the Camera Club while his enthusiasm and willingness to help has greatly aided in the production of the Shamrock. For the future, .lim's quick mind and ability to argue will be directed toward a career in law. JAMES HOMER BURRESS-Gesu-Jim's tranquil and demure disposition convincingly displays a stepping stone to success. His sterling qualities are already gaining for him the admiration and loyalty of many. Jim's leisure time when not under Father Martin and Mr. Shields' iurisdiction was con- verted into enioyable hours of horseback riding and swim- ming. An advocate of engineering, he is resolved to make this his life-work. JAMES PETER BUSH-St. Dominic- Genial Jim is a stand- out in our class, and will be a promising candidate in the medical profession. His perserverance and courage are perhaps his most envied qualities. He has a head start on his competitors in college because of his knowledge in the sciences and will be quick to acquire fame when he finally steps into his career. GERALD ALEXANDER CAMBELL-St. Matthew-.lerry's scholastic life is well manifested in the classroom while his social existence flourishes at parties and on the dance floor. In addition to playing C.Y.O. basketball, he spends many hours behind a drugstore counter, preparing himself for his chosen career in pharmacy. We feel sure that Jerry's preference for a future will be fashioned to success. DUNALD JOSEPH CARRIER-St. Mary's of Redford--Don has completed four years at Central and his teachers can truly say, well done . A movie fan and appreciant of popular music, Don, iovial and likeable, has used his time to good advantage in scholastic endeavors. Undecided about the future, he is a follower of the age old adage that today's the time to plan for .

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l enww . . Q l l HENRY EDWARD CONNELI.-Assumption Grotto-Easy glo- ing, likeable, Hank has enioyed the friendship of his fellqw students and teachers alike. Beneath his carefree ways llie a steady intellect and a strong determination for advan - ment. This will serve him greatly in his trek down t e road of life. l l THOMAS FRANCIS CORBY-Blessed Sacrament-lf you alre seeking a person of responsibility, even disposition, and willingness to help, look no farther. infused with sul:h laudable qualities, Tom has become a figure-head lof popularity here at Catholic Central. His way of doing things, his love of the sciences, and inclination toward el c- trical engineering will coalesce to lead him to the heig ts of greatness. l l l CLARE THOMAS CORRIGAN-St. James of Ferndale-A d ft hand and quick eye brand Clare a menace to any oppon nt on the basketball court. As an honor student and mem er of the exclusive Monogram Club he has distinguished hims lf among fellow classmates. With a comprehensive mind a d winning smile, Clare is sure to excel in any leading professi n. l l l l DONALD JUDE COTTER-St. Brigid-For the past few years, Don, or as he is most often called, Moe , has carried fellow students to and from school in his venerable Chevrolet. An avid sports fan Moe has been one of the school's most loyal followers and has enioyed the friendship of all whom he has met at Central. DONALD FRANCIS CRONIN-Blessed Sacrament-A genial personality to win a host of friends, a witty remark to delight the class-the success of Don's social life is obvious. His humble and unassuming ways have made it difficult to ascertain his many praiseworthy traits. However we are sure that an ability to argue, compounded with a graceful tongue, will produce a prominent lawyer. BERT EDWARD DAVEY-Blessed Sacrament-Bert, an athlete of sundry talents, has delved into the football, basketball, and boxing worlds. His qualities of leadership and social attraction gained for him the honor of secretary of the Senior Class. A thorough course of learning during four years and a particular faculty for mathematics predicts a lustrous future in engineering for Bert.