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

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eniofzd . . I l . l JEREMIAH PATRICK FREEMAN-VisitationAQuiet but ih- formative, brilliant but unassuming, Jerry has gained qn enduring scholastic reputation during his tour years as la member of the St. Basil Club. The discoveries of his dl:- mestic chemical laboratory has been imparted ta all science lovers. His interest in the subiect has directed him to la career as chemical engineer. l 1 JAMES JOHN GAl.l.ACHERAPrecious Blood--Jim, whoe crowning glory is a topping curly straw red hair has ma e many a dull moment, in or out of class, seem anything b t gloomy and has lifted the spirits of all who are preset. With such personality .lim can hope on nothing less th n complete success. ROBERT JAMES GARVEY-Epiphany-One of the outstan - ing socialites of the premises, Bob can always be se n demonstrating the art of skillful dancing at all importat functions. A bowler of no little renown, he has also main- tained a scholastic average which has placed him in the ranks of the honor students. Such qualities of generosity, good-fellowship, and helpfulness insure a successful future. RICHARD EDWARD GEIGEReAssumption Grotto-An un- obtrusive manner, a mild and even temper have blended to produce a winning personality and an even more excellent person. These attributes embodied in such an aggressive spirit as Richard's will attain for him a welcome place in the ranks of the students at Michigan State College where he will make a study of forestry. lt's difficult to imagine anything but success for Dick. JOHN MICHAEL GIBBONS-St. Brigid-Always attired to perfection, Jack, debonair and suave, is an ardent oppre- ciant of Central's social affairs. Besides being a true artist at dancing, tennis and photography, Gibby hopes to enlighten the world through the medium of electrical engi- neering. EDWARD CHARLES GIRARDOT-Blessed Sacrament-ln the course of his years at Central, Ed has been active in the many athletic activities that have produced truly great champions. Listed as a smooth dancer on the social ledger, Ed, sincere and friendly, has planned to study a course at Notre Dame, which will fit him for a position in the lnsurance business.

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HERBERT MARIE FERRY-St. Mary's of Redford-Contem- plative and reserved, Herb has won the admiration of those students who esteem highly the virtues of charity, kindness and straight-forwardness. Although history is the subiect which Herb appreciates the most, he has ioined the Science Club to further his knowledge in the field of Physics. His career as a certitied public accountant will truly be a success. WILLIS JEROME FITZGERALD-Sf. Brigid-The field of athletics has been of considerable interest to popular Peaches, who has exercised his ability on the football field as well as on the basketball court. Bowling and ping pong supply him with ample amusement in leisure hours. Willis leans toward dentistry as a lifetime profession. JOHN JOSEPH FLEMING-Our Lady of Lasaletfe-During a four year stay at Catholic Central, Jack through his timely witticisms has shared an ever radiant smile and sunny dis- position with his classmates. With a zealous interest and an already firm foundation in mathematics, John expects to find his future in the field of aviation. AIDAN ROBERT FOLEY-Visitation- Eighty , quiet and with a great pride for his school, has consistently been one of the staunch supporters of every school activity, whether it be in the line of sports, dramatics or one of the many other attairs that encompass the school. Superceding quali- ties of humor and fortitude assure Aidan of a successful life as a iournalist, the master of the written word. MADISON FRANCIS FRANCE-Visitation-laddie has the distinction of being the graduating class' only professional pugilist. Fighting for his dinner seems to Laddie a likely livelihood. His fancy footwork and quick mind are well util- ized in the ring, while his mental ability has also aided him in doing well in his studies. RALPH BERNARD FREDAI.-St. Paul-Ralph can truly boast of the part he played with his trombone in the Catholic Central Band which has been steadily gaining in fame. His love of sports and good books add to his personality and balance his earnest studies in school. Ralph looks to phar- macy as his future occupation. . . eniow

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. . . eniow RICHARD ALLEN GREEN-Assumption GroHo+Dick's apti- tude for study is very well substantiated by his ranking in the St. Basil Club. However, his standing on the social register too is elevated, as a host of friends well attest. Finding time for sports, he met with success in boxing and football. With brilliance in the past and even more promise for the future, Dick has in mind to become a civil engineer. GEORGE MICHAEL GREINER-Gesu-Never excited, per- petually calm, Big George has done well for himself in his studies and has masterfully triumphed over math. His fame as tackle on our school football team is far reaching, and his other abilities are equally as great. George is un- decided for the immediate future but believes the army will provide an outlook. JEROME WILLIAM GREINER-Epiphany-Typical of Cen- tral's fighting Shamrocks Dutch has fulfilled his ambition to uphold our football prestige. Sports in general combined with dancing have taken up most of Jerry s leisure time. As member of the Science Club he plans to continue studies in the field of engineering. ALLAN .IAY GRINNELL-St. Matthew-Always impeccably attired, Al, easy going and sincere, has done well in his years at Central and has been a favorite among students and teachers alike. Bowling, flying and horseback riding have established Al's claim as one of the foremost sports men at C.C.H., while his smooth dancing has put him high in the ranks of the social set. NORMAN FRANCIS GILBAULT-St. John the Evangelist- Reticent, yet eloquent, Norm has gained much repute during his four years' sojourn at C.C.H. His reserved manner in the classroom is contrasted by active recreational diversion in the form of sports and dancing. Considering such com- mendable characteristics as fortitude and self-assurance, we feel sure that success will crown Norm's efforts. HERBERT HURACE HAGERMOSER-St. Matthew-Cheerful but restrained, handsome Herb is a hit with the fellows as well as the opposite sex. Weekly dancing is not unusual for this ardent classmate, though social life never inter- ferred with his auspicious scholastic record. Pasterity will find him in college, plodding the path of medicine.