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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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H The l958 SHAMROCK 1. - 4 DEDICATIQN TO THE NUNS who teach in our parochial schools who initiated us into the Catholic School system, in deepest 1? appreciation Nuns come in assorted sizes, weights, and wimples. They are found everywhere - swathed in, seated in ing down, perspiring over, shopping for, patrolling along Qt. Little children idolize them, teen-agers puzzle them, non-Catholics gawk at them, and St. Joseph looks after A Nun is Faith with chalk on her hands, Hope with a her hair clipped short. A Nun has the neatness of a pin, the trust of a child, the perseverance of a bill collector, the energy of a vest pocket atomic bomb the authority of an encyclopedia, and the versatility of a trouble shooter She loves the Blessed Mother, likes a good meditation book ice cream Friday af ternoons, a letter from home, and free days. She is not too keen on summer school long sermons, correcting home work, getting up early, or grumpy pastors No one else is so quick to praise, so slow to censure. No one else can give you a licking and cry while she is doing it. No one else can tell stories or skip rope or write on the blackboard so well. A Nun is a wonderful creature. You can dirty up her class room but her devotion remains unsullied. You can sass her back, but her prayers for you are redoubled You can tax her patience, but never deny her influence for good A Nun is all this and more is God's sweetheart and its no wonder that He loves her. 5 Q THE CATHCLIC SCHOOL EXISTS Life should be a Dedication to God . Ambition should be the Pathway to God The Mind should be the Mirror of God . Activity should be the Service of God . The Body should be the Temple of God. O TH T 'D so-seoasweae '43'o 4fe af'a?-a-8 iv 08 A 1 . 6 4 ' ' fl' fa q fn 1 nl Q u 1 I u V. I. I- 'i .1 .Q I 1 . , Q X jf' 1' Cothohc Centrod High Schod The Univer sity of De N031 it ' - if 'i-Lift: , if ' Vi I' Jimi: ,- ifr' -Wg. . wall? 1 rlriw- M i Mt 'FW Iilllx-.-r .li mi ' X I l l l - rt 1 'i P .5 1 tt. 1:1 .r E 1 ilfrxil df is NYM K if ' a ft 5 1 2- The forthright, unequivocal devotion of church- related schools to the spiritual postulates of ordered liberty constitutes a unique contribution to their city, state, and nation. lt constitutes, as well, a guaran- tee of fidelity to the authentic American tradition of law and government. It traces the origin of our rights and duties back to God. These schools can follow out to the full the recommendation of the Northwest Ordinance to make progress in religion, morality, and knowledge, the clearly expressed ob- iectives of their program. EDWARD CARDINAL MOONEY, Archbishop of Detroit. But the clear results of these last decades have proved to be unfavorable to the school without reli- gion, which is, in fact, or comes to be, anti-religious. This type of school, according to the experiences of the past century, of the present, too, has produced some bitter fruits, and therefore has failed in its true purpose, on the other hand, for almost two thousand years, Christian education has gloriously overcome all the trials. His Holiness, POPE PIUS XII. 'UNQB You have been fortunate during your school years to have been in a country where your education was a free expression, not government dictation. Because of this, you have acquired the three most important R's of education: Reason: Think about the cause and the results, plan your action accordingly. Respect: For those to whom respect is due: God, country, home, fellow-men. Responsibility: Shoulder your responsibility as good Christians and enlightened citizens in this challenging world. LOUIS C. MIRIANI, Mayor of Detroit. Catholic Central High School is proud to O WQQA1 , E 5. L -l. l I l inning. be a art of the Catholic School System 000000 pi 1: if? ff- Our Ima Mater O Mary, Alma Mater, Your Sons of Central honor, And trusting in your goodness, We humbly implore That by your grace We may every day Prove that we are men Of Mary, Alma Mater. Inspire us evermore! In Tribute to OUR GLORIOUS PATRONESS on the occasion of the centenary of her APPARITIONS to Saint Bernadette df Lourdes. O Mary, Alma Mater, Your Sons of Central honor, And proudly wear your colors, The Royal Blue and White. May valiant Blue And your peerless White Teach us to be men Of Mary, Alma Mater Inspire us evermore ! 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The Catholic school is no longer regarded as some- thing subversive, inferior, and un-American. Your credits and your diploma will command the same respect as those issued by any other school. More and more non-Catholics are regarding the Catholic school with growing interest. They are be- ginning to realize that education from which religion is excluded is simply no education at all. This is a conviction which Catholics have always believed and maintained. Protestants and Jews, in increasing numbers, are looking on religionless education as utterly impos- sible. They are looking to the religious school as the only solution of an intolerable situation. Thank God that you have had the opportunities of the Catholic school during the years past. You have had the best education that your parents could give. Be grateful for this wonderful privilege and let your life and the career your choose reflect the training that your Church and your home has pro- vided. 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Religion, History MR. EDWARD COURTEMANCHE Mathematics , Aik:5f',.?1. r KAW .,V,..,,.k ty. x jww,...,4.m,f 5. Y S Q 4 5' MDN .V 'pgs' L. 3 J ' 7 ' vtiggekiiv. ww, ., X 43, . .grief fix : .,..., -gc , A-...J .e21g,,'... f,m':':g ...E -1 ww-,iff -- ' ' iiwsm- - A fffefifs. X ,N iw im'-lf, is savftsibf f M ' ,.,, Qiqfi , N .X . .4 4 , , l. 14' . .s , 4 ,L :-Z A. f . 4. . ,f f .2 ,' My M 5' . 4 .f x f A- - , J xr 1 E P EVQA i il . si f if QL rot REV. NORBERT CLEMENS, C.S.B Religion, English REV. JOHN BURKE, C.S.B. Religion, Latin MR. ALBERT CYWICKI, C.S.B Religion, Mathematics 1 1 REV. EDWARD DONOHER, C.S.B. Religion, History, Spanish MR. WILLIAM FOLEY Head Coach felt Aft V it If Fi ,ES gg i Q 5 LLL ,. fijfwig REV JAMES ENRIGHT CSB Religion History English MR. A. J. DUROCHER Latin REV. GERARD FRENCH, Mathematics Www RQ ' ll' if X4 'J .wif +5 .L I., as fi 33 f N A ' ivy 5. f -,:.. 1- '11- X .3 fi 5 4 -xg' 5 i t xc :gr fx + sl P 5 W tk QQ is . 5 M Q. X i A ' Y' r el, W . , A 3' X. sg if is C.S.B. 5 V REV. ULDEGE GIRARD, C.S.B. Religion, French, Driver Education MR. TIMOTHY HOGAN, C.S.B. Religion, Mathematics 'Nha-Z' 5336 Lil REV. ARTHUR HATHAWAY, C.S,B. Religion, History REV. CANNING HARRISON, C.S.B Religion, French, Music MR. JAMES HOWARD, C.S.B. Religion, English, Arf MR. PERRY HUELLMANTEL Sociology, Guidance REV. LEO KLOSTERMAN, C.S.B. Religion, Chemistry ,gy-A.. W wav- ggwww 'M REV. FRANCIS KELLY, C.S.B. Religion, Latin REV. WILFRID KEHOE, C.S.B. Religion, Physics, Mechanical Drawing REV. RALPH KOEHLER, C.S.B. Librarian pvvw REV. JOSEPH MILLER, C.S.B. Religion, Biology REV. WILLIAM STOBA, C.S.B. Religion, Remedial Reading 9315? MR. EARL SONNENBURG, C.S.B. Religion, English MR. DANIEL PELZER History REV. FRANCIS TEVLIN, C.S.B Religion, Mathematics wtf x ,it fi' ffl! Qrgx N W. ...Q In , ,, - , , . ' v fi ws, an ' 7 ...fu-J., L REV. GERARD TODD, C.S.B. 'lfww-fwmvsm MR. GEORGE VANDER ZANDEN, C.S.B REV. JOHN WICK, C.S.B. Religion, English ,,.u.....,.W, MR. WILLIAM WATTS Music Religion, Latin, Music MR. LOUIS YEAGER English, Ass'1 Coach MRS. RUTH LAUSTER, R.N. MRS. ELIZABETH YOUNG School Nurse Secretory Mr. George Kunec, KI. , M -J Custodian, Mr. George Armstrong, Custodian .AN The Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Peters fSupervisorD, Mrs. Grcjek, Mrs. Hromikow THE CATHOLIC TEACHER But nothing discloses to us the supernatural beauty and excellence of the work of Christian education better than the sublime expression of love on the part of our Blessed Lord, identifying Himself with chil- dren, W'hosoever shall receive one such child as this in My name, re- ceiveth mei' fMark IX, 361 . . Pius XI . . All these fCatholic teachersj labor unselfishly with zeal and prese- verance in what St. Gregory Nazianzen calls the art of arts and the science of sciences, the direction and formation of youth. Of them also it may be said in the words of the Divine Master: The harvest indeed is abundant, but the laborers are few? fMatt. IX, 375. Let us then pray the Lord of the harvest to send more such workers into the field of Christian education . . . Pius XII . . . They that instruct many unto justice shall shine as the stars for all eternity . . . Dan. XII-3 . . . ,,f ' I would rather build Jesus Christ in the heart of a youth than the loftiest cathedral upon the earth because churches are destroyed but the heart of a youth in which the image of Christ is engraved will live forever. Uames Cardinal McGuiganD. 3 fxWQ'Hw4-:,,,V gym., 1 ' , .4-,,.,v-v M ,f' sM.pv4 ' AMBITION should be the PATHWAY to 60D 096 ivw 1?-Z gf 2? A a?' 'O . Senior Class Cfficers ywim f U. . '1 ,SW Seniors - Forward to a Christian Life For some, our years in high school have been our last formal education, for others, they have been a step- ping-stone to college, for all, they have been years of fun, sadness, friendship, and toil - years full of memories. lf we have made use of the opportunities within our reach at Catholic Central we have grown in grace, wisdom, and social poise, and we possess our keys to a successful Christian life. Now we must use them to unlock the door to our special place in God's plan. If we fit our key in the right door it will open to us a rich, happy, Christian life, and will eventually help us to unlock the gate of heaven. Seniors, the key is ours! Forward to ci Christian life! 5.5 R 4,55 any 1 'u , . , N, 'uflk K - w, 'A L S href T , Q? JOHN ANTHONY ABAD JAMES SEBASTIAN ALBENSI Precious Blood Precious Blood RY, TIMOTHY JOSEPH ARION JOHN PATRICK ARGENTA Our Lady of Loretio St. Scholastica DANIEL LAWRENCE ANDERSON Immaculate Heart of Mary ex THOMAS EDWARD BALES Presentation JOHN THOMAS BALLANTINE Christ the King .41 'Y ik' 1' DAVID RICHARD BARTUSH Holy Nome of Birmingham LAWRENCE DAVID BARANOWSKI RICHARD EDWARD BARRY St. Francis of Assisi Christ the King L M T E R, KEITH STANLEY BAUMAN THOMAS JOHN BEALE St. Francis Christ fhe Kinq 2 X W as 3 MQ 'I' an-nil' 4 A x I EDWARD MASON BENDELOW Our Lody of Loretto 5 34 LA- g ivy W 5' M , ..,.:.,. Z -I ,,.er:M'f5'N f 4 L I M my Q, . , If I GERALD MICHAEL BELIAN NORMAN JOHN BEMBAS Precious Blood Our Lady of Sorrows MICHAEL THOMAS BENNER PAUL HENRY BIBEAU Our Lody of Sorrows Precious Blood 'Ng' i ...sag-' +5 f-.fflfffa L, - 4 34- 'Q L uf. .wi ,,' ,Y lg, 4 frisl' 3 Qi rf 22. H--,my I-dv .y ,I qu? . 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New LOUIS CARMEN CIRELLI HENRY JAMES CLARK St. Gregory Gesu JOSEPH ANTHONY COCKBURN JAMES ALBERT COLEMAN Precious Blood Immaculate Heart of Mary THOMAS PATHRICK COURTNEY Precious Blood gui.. ali JOHN PATRICK CONNOLLY TERRENCE O'BRIEN CONNOLLY St. Francis de Soles 57- MUVY of ROYUI Ovk NED MICHAEL covAuLT THOMAS JOHN CRONIN Our Lady of Lc1SaIeTte OUV I-UCIY, GGIG of Heaven Q Q' THOMAS MICHAEL DAVIDSON Precious Blood JOHN KENNETH DEW Our Lady of Sorrows Aw I ff JOHN FRANCIS DIRKS Precious Blood NICHOLAS JOHN DRCICCO LEONARD ROBERT DIMSA Presentation 51- An59Im TERRENCE WILLIAM DONNELLY CHARLES GEORGE DOYLE Sr, Brigid St. Scholcsticcl ...'.?' lpf' I 4 THOMAS WARD EARLY ST. Valentine JOHN MICHAEL DOYI-E JAMES FRANCIS DUNLEAVY Our Lady of LaSaIef1e Precious Blood MICHAEL JAMES EBERLE RICHARD ERNEST ELLIOTT Presentation St. Scholastica EDWARD DANIEL FALVEY Epiphany BENJAMIN GEORGE FAUST Precious Blood ix GERALD FITZSIMONS Sf. Scholostico RICHARD FRANCIS FENECH ROBERT CHARLES FITZGERALD St. Francis de Sales Christ the King CHARLES EDWARD FLANIGAN EDWARD MICHAEL FORTON St. Francis de Scales Gesu RALPH WALTER GATIEN St. Valentine rn' ,l EDWARD RUSSELL FOX GILBERT HENRY GAGNON Immaculate Heart of Mary Our Lady of LqSaIette MICHAEL MARTIN GATT FREDERICK EDWARD GAUSDEN St. Scholastica Sts. Peter and Paul JAMES DILLON GLEESON St. Gregory JAMES ANDREW GORCYCA Precious Blood J!! GERALD LEO GOVJANIAN GORDON RAYMOND GREEN Precious Blood Christ the King WE RE ME BERNARD ROBERT HAGEN Sf. Columbcln GERALD FRANCIS HEILSTEDT THOMAS RICHARD HANDLOSER St. Matthew Precious Blood 9 gc. JAMES ANTHONY HOGUE Immaculate Heart of Mary JOHN DENNIS HIBLER RAYMOND HICKS St. Mary of Redford St. Francis Cabrini R Y, L NI IVI T E R WILLIAM ANDREW HOLLOWAY WILLIAM MICHAEL HUDZINSKI Precious Blood Our Lady, Queen of Heaven Q-it W, JAMES DAVID HYDE Immaculate Heart of Mary .ta IPOLITAS LONGINAS JANUSI5 St. Anthony PETER PAUL JARACKAS JAMES STEPHEN JASINSKI St. Anthony St. Gregory NSPIRE E ERMORE JAMES FRANCIS JOHNSON St. Mary of Redford GARY STUART JULIEN GORDON JAMES JUDD Sts. Peter and Paul our Lady of Grace I sg TERENCE ELDON KELLY THOMAS HENRY KILLION Precious Blood Our Lady, Gate of Heaven R Y, FLORIAN CHRISTOPHER KUCHARSKI 'IAMES JQSEPH KUDXAIA Sts. Peter and Paul SL Mary of Redford 0 L ,www , M . xzf Nw., 3 1 5- 5 . , 4 5 ,L KENNETH FRANK KOWALSKI Precious Blood Ls ff. DAVID MICHAEL LEAHY St. Luke ROBERT NORMAN LEMKE Precious Blood K-Wg panty. fyllw on 1a'w - r 1 , if :Ni Q I . V' ' S, 15 ea , gig -11' 'fggrizf My 4 ev Q' fi' dw -W.. L Q, ig 1' aw I X I AQ-'if' 45.,',fI::. 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Scholosticca CHARLES WILLIAM MURPHY LAWRENCE EDWARD MURPHY SI. Suzanne Precious Blood 'fbi DX , 4' If l I 5 ' it if DALE EDWARD NEUMANN Precious Blood ROBERT NICCOLINI SI. Bernadette 43? -A qu 'knife PATRICK MICHAEL O'CONNOR St. Suzanne A paula '-5' x I-K' TIMOTHY JAMES NIMICK ORVILLE EDWARD OAKLEY Sis. Peter and Paul Precious Blood PATRICK JAMES O'HARA JOSEPH PHILIP OLSHOVE Our Lady of Fatima Precious Blood 4 '... Lx ian gm'-' 4: I I 1 K X If WILLIAM HENRY PARADISE Precious Blood HUGH JOSEPH 0'NE'L JAMES BERNARD PACHUCKI Precious Blood St. Luke THE RCYAL BLUE RICHARD FELIX PAWLOWSKI 51- Alphonsus ST. Bartholomew THOMAS JULIAN PAZIK TERRENCE LEONARD PENMAN Precious Blood THOMAS JOSEPH PODGAJSKI Precious Blood DELBERT JOSEPH PRYZBY Si. Scholostica mv, 13.19 T RICHARD JOSEPH POEHLMAN RICHARD THOMAS PRITCHARD Sf. Brigid Christ the King A N W H IT E . JAMES HENRY QUINLAN JAMES PATRICK QUINLAN Precious Blood Our Lady, Queen of Peace 1' yi f .V Q, vw I 5 'Ay ,, +4 T. sh, Y I ,Q 1 M QMS W RICHARD JOSEPH RALEIGH ROBERT BERNARD ROSOWSKI Precious Blood Sts. Peter and Poul ROY WILLIAM SABIN ROBERT AUGUST SANTELLO Christ the King Precious Blood WMF JOHN PHILIP RUFF St. Michael A JI' E xi , mi? 3' I Syl!! I , E Q . I 5111.7 359 ' 5 JOSEPH CHARLES SARTORIUS Christ the King GEORGE ARMAND SCHAUB St. Juliana JEROME JAMES SCHIEBEL ROBERT WILLIAM SCHWARTZ St. Scholusticcz St. Gerard PEERLESS WHITE Rv WILBERT PAUL SC HWARTZ Precious Blood ROBERT JOHN SEATON ROBERT JOSEPH SEGUIN Gesu 'V akin- Sf. Scholastica x 1 K X f . . - u v. f X s 'W' 1 ?bF R LR bf JOSEPH ANTHONY SLOAN SI. Mory of Redford if x N - .Q -ks im- - 1 5 , . I Y.. 1 --.V A s,. 1. , I .. L .5 .ff -. 2 1 I '- W :fy - .- fu -' LI I . - Q , 1 -'Z.1':v if Vg. I., 45' ,H z Q 4 E I I E, I LEO PATRICK SHARKEY ROBERT ANTHONY SIRWAITIS ST. Suzanne Sis. Peter and Paul WILLIAM JOHN SPIELMAKER LEE MICHAEL SPRINGER Sf. Mary of Redford Precious Blood 46' F' . 'ff .Q I X 4 H39 43,3- . qi I L ' 5 V xl J-.wty M 'L ' N fi- ,ri I . If y , 1 3 I W, Q E. - ' M L 3 , . V J ii ' I X I I SIM. A ET . Q - Q I DONALD PETER STASIKAITIS Epiphany ROGER LAWRENCE STEELE St. Scholastica 'if' THOMAS EDWARD STRONG St Bede WILLIAM JOSEPH STEINMETZ EDWIN GABART STEVENS St. Eugene SI. Luke TIMOIHY PATRICK SWEENEY GARY MARTIN TRAHEY SI. Scholosticcl Christ the King 5' - I I, up-fx iw ,fi I N. 'Q' 'Q ALFRED DOM'N'C 'MNA PAUL MICHAEI TSCHIRHART Precious Blood S' Morghu RY, LM TE R JAMES PATWCK WALSH GERALD JAMES WARZYNSKI Pl'eCi0US Blood lmmoculote Heart of Mary 3 DENNIS THOMAS TYMOCZKO Precious Blood A JOSEPH FRANKLIN WEB Christ the King Q ah .si 'N M EDWARD MARTIN WELCH Christ the King f M, A ,ww I 5 91 E. gi nfe ,a vw, A .ff x , I w-A 4 1 2 L T ff 55 1 'aug - ,Gm T? -4 T I f ' L ET. ' , GERALD STEPHEN WILKFE THOMAS GREGORY WITTSTOCK 575- Pete' and Paul Our Lady, Queen of Heaven NSPIRE E ERMORE LEON ANDREW WOZNIAK Transfiguration FRANK THEODORE WYZYWANY LOUIS PETER ZANOTTI St. Suzanne St. Scholastica ll viii' T 9 W Ig, 53 S T11 ' yi FREDERICK CHARLES ZECH St. Mary of Redford LAWRENCE JAMES ZUCAL St. Michael THOMAS JOSEPH ZELMANSKI Immaculate Heart of Mary Salutatorian Valedictorian I n . 5 K V1 was ' .wwwfwm 7' .,.,5, f.3, ,L fYiLZ?4 5 is ' ' Q Q we ,A 'iiiim I: 554 A f ,Q S5Q '7?Qf'f3l5?g5 .M-fin, mf F . , 'hh y, ,4 VW an gf ' . x 2-3.f'i, V Ski! -N ll . , v K, X QF? S' R V...iJh. , W A N. 'M Q. THE MIND should be the MIRRGR of GCD I . 'ln 42 ' Class of 1959 MR. LOUIS YEAGER MODERATOR W vo' 2:2 22. 190 l f I A J 1 1 : Q , . , 2 3 , 0,0 009 .fmt : 2: - ooo sz ofa 02: 069 Fifth Row: T. Wikenczy, J. Couzens, E. Skrzyski, E. Boyle, D. Ross, R. Kyllonen. Fourth Row: G Abraham, P. Petix, M. Walker, R. Kopicko, R. LeFevre, L. Sylvestre, C. Chmiel, G. Sharp. Third Row: J. Petitto, M. Kase, T. O'Reilly, M. Thomas, R. Nicola, T. Hallinan, L. Secord, W. Young. Second Row: J. Martin, M. Murphy, A. Drittler, D. Bader, F. Fitzgerald, E. Gable, D. Bencher, T. Henderson. Front Row: T. Mayes, L. Schurgin, F. Raymond, W. Burt, R. Grech, W. Steckel, G. Lorentz, M. Metevier. Absent: C. Carolin, P. O'Donnell. Class of l959 REV. FRANCIS TEVLIN, C.S.B. MODERATOR ' I . Z 9 0 I 'C . . , Fifth Row: C. Carolin, P. Basile, M. Willemin, A. Garczynski, R. Fitzgerald. Fourth Row: C. Angers, T. Murray, J. Kozacki, R. Tillson, J. Martin, B. Nolan. Third Row: R. Pachoto, W. Hackett, T. Rut- ten, C. Incaudo, R. Petricca, D. McGillis, F. Alexander, P. Kennedy. Second Row: D. Bohn, G. Cierpilowski, W. Butterfield, R. Steele, R. Seichter, B. Richardson, J. LaLonde, R. Meyer. Front Row: J. Grumlatt, T. Shaughnessy, D. Carter, J. P. Wallace, D. Szelag, L. Duggan, T. Slye, J. Braczyk. Absent: D, Dean, R. Lorey. 1 - 9 . -rf 'Q . . 440 202 Go ego ogg za: ego 232 Zig 0 4- ,Q -ago 03 -oz ' -o ob 699 0 9' ooo 4' 0 , 9 i i . 0'4- . . i f 1 . 2,0 .699 1 : 0,9 .Q I . 2 . 3 Q., 3 60 1- - I f I REV. ARTHUR HATHAWAY C.S.B. MODERATOR sf Wo usb A ' 'Q' . Q5 rm - . - 6910 06 if 43' EPZ iii H ig? . 3 6Q0NMl'l'FZJ. Class of l959 iv Q2 Q f 4 H . ,' 'A ' W S fs 4-Q0 ' A -3 1 I 1 ' .. . Q Fifth Row: P. Johnson, W. Bee, F. DeBenedictus, J. Lutz, R. Miller. Fourth Row: M. Giffin, F. Brasile, D. Reiden, R. Stempien, M. Nadolski, W. Shaw, M. Tako. Third Row: R. Flynn, J. R. Wallace, R Hammes, W. Mason, M. Dunn, R. Clark, E. Kerfoot, M. Mclnerny. Second Row: G. Janusis, R Kozara, T. Pawlick, R. Polanecki, A. Sack, M. Nolan, J. Bolger, L. Cain. Front Row: G. Lanalois, T Cassellon, K. Smith, G. Bawol, D. Selegan, W. Allgeyer, W. Tong, D. Wisner. Class of I959 REV. LEO KLOSTERMAN, C.S.B. MODERATOR .Z . 2 2 E 'E I . Fourth Row: R. Cauley, M. Krotche, P. Spence, W. McNish, R. Storch, G. Hand, M. Ullman. Third Row: W. Selman, M. Raftery, M. Sherwin, R. Wood, A. Borre, E. Knight, J. Clemente, J. Beck. Second Row: D. Madden, G. Loskey, T. Wallenmaier, T. Dennis, D. Jensen, M. Max, R. Corriveau, T. Egan. Front Row: G. Moran, W. Schemanske, T. Pozniak, T. O'Kronley, T. Caplis, B. Troshynski, R. Glorio, H. Naour, W. Forster. Absent: J. Angott, R. Brines, T. Riley. If if .. I f. .Q-9 . , 9 2 , 5 . . - 99 . . QQ f .. 1.' o 0 ofa ooo -ass soo ogg .. ego ,Q also 096 4,0 Q94- 'av so 'Q 'Ps '90 'Q oo 'Q 'of -ago do Q 0 1 . W: . .. 3. . o 'o egg o 293 ega- . . Z ooo' 460 , 0: of Q o 232 ego 4,2 0 ofa -e- eg? 4 0 'P ,so : gt 009 90 fo Q09 1 .- 3 1. 1 3 2 1 2' . 5 QQNI-XJVI Class of l959 REV. JOHN WICK, C.S.B. MODERATOR -r I 0 Q? 0 .99 459 Q92 9 0 .2 2 06 .- 0 -, 1: 3 il -. I ' Q45 E52 eff 4,0 v Q -Q, L OC' S Q Fi l ll A v-1 5 O '-: 1 , , 363 V 699 mfs ,see 239 Fifvh Row: P. Shaheen, R. Gorculski, T. Brink, J. Boslwick, R. Melarcgni. Fourth Row: J. Wozny, N Link, M. Sfrach, T. Corey, R. Marshke, M. Devine, W. Terrill. Third Row: K. Srokci, M. Fcalinski, R Napierkowski, C. Kclito, W. Ritchie, J. Horringlon, D. Volente. Second Row: J. Ward, W, O'Neil W. Perry, M. Armour, D. Frankhart, A. Wingert, L. LclFevre. Front Row: G. Schworlz, T. Sinelli J. Kollcr, N. Beck, L. Morgan, L. Krystynok, J. O'Donnell. Class of l96O MR. EARL SONNENBURG, C.S.B. MODERATOR 4 . 02 'Q '4- 'ef 'Q 'fa Zo 0-9- . zo 0+ 90 Qo- 6' i -- ' :A . ' . Zi Oo A-.13 w. 6, QAM, 5 93 '90 94+ 'iv 'ef 'Q Qc 'Q age 4-,Q ooo 996 iff -ag ode- Q 'Z 'ef 94+ 'Q 'Q '4- . 'fs Q ' -. Z f I , RW? v ,dl T Fifth Row: R. Mitchell, E. Hermann, T. Dudzinski, J. Formwolt, R. Lodeman, W. Gemignani, G. Melotik, G. Smriko. Fourth Row: J. Roberts, J. Madigan, J. Brining, J. Grosso, D. Gorman, R. Walker, J. Sprys, T. Budnick. Third Row: P. Dievz, P. O'Hara, R. Mossaron, W. Karlek, G. Jacob- sen, M. Palalon, T. Borden, R. Blozewski. Second Row: R. Phipps, R. Connelly, R. Borke, W. Mar- ciniok, M. Esper, J. Murphy, M. Adamski, G. Cimorelli. Front Row: D. Schroeder, K. Lenfesty, R. MCGillen, D. Skulnick. E. Pvle. V. Thompson, C. Soom, M. Bowol. Absent: T. Curtin. 0 0 e 064' 02 f f 1 3,3 i f . 1 . - neo . . .Q , Q06 'Z 00+ ego vow -1 : A' ' Z 2+ 099 A f,- f X? L in Class of l96O G1 UQ MR. JAMES HOWARD, C.S.B. MODERATOR ' w f .Q 2 A ft A LI-1 f X ' J 'A 5' O ff? fv , - 1. Q18 2+ 4 9 2:0 r 'x 5. I I,- Q , 64.9 - 009 J O94 0 G . 3,3 . Q .- , 4:99 Fifth Row: C. Grudzien, M. Joniza, L. Morin, P. Murphy, R. Schultz, L. Hopkins, C. Mikesell. Fourth Row: P. Bobal, R. Katulski, E. Roggenbuch, G. Gerbig, F. Klus, T. Durkee, F. Capaldi, D. lglcm- merle. Third Row: J. Tobin, F. McGrath, S. Estavcmko, A. DiMcmno, N. Fournier, K. Gorski, P. Patten, J. Boutrous. Second Row: P. Barnes, D. Lewandowski, S. Sochalski, D. Costa, L. Ciupak, G. Sroka, T. Ward, R. Quirk. Front Row: R. Mastei, D. Young, L. Skwiera, B. Beck, D. Marenda, J. Oldfield, T. Alfano, T. St. John. Absent: K. Dabrowski, M. Donnelly. Class of I96O REV. ULDEGE GIRARD, C.S.B. MODERATOR . M 00+ , . D Fifth Row: J. Glembocki, J. Ratlcowicz, J. Olszewski, T. Trybus, D. Champagne, W. Wicka, R. Smil lie, A. Goss. Fourth Row: N. Lucas, M. Daly, A. Jent, R. Pearl, B. McCormick, G. Kotolskl, N. Bober J. Bell. Third Row: J. Milcolaiski, J. Hornyak, D. Sokolowski, D. Roberts, R. Durkin, D. Evans, M McGrath, D. Kauchek. Second Row: A. Zacharias, R. Brown, G. Hanley, G. Lapum, D. Gurka, R Edwards, P. Noonan, L. Baron, J. Dimccl. Front Row: T. Marshall, T. Stein, M. Boyle, J. Fox, J Clancy, J. Cote, J. Morrin, R. Arber, J. Sanderson. I -as U' as 0 40 0 6 6' 0 4' 'U' o - Q . -1- 'lf - is ooo ,Q z- .- ' i f . Z Z. . 1 02 f i . ' ees . l f i Q ,f 0.9 Q 4 0 02+ -n-90 64,9 ooo 449 eg,-v sbs Q,-9 006' evo ooo 9,90 '. 43 see- 4-,ev Q,-Q o 9 ego- +40 09+ Q e 4'-a Q ' -o- is 90 ego S+? 'se 4-2: 0 430 ooo . og:- obo 242 o 099 e -o ' I- 4293 066' Q41- 0 0049 4906 0949 490+ 6949 090' go o 0-ave - Q , 'ooo 362' o 4- 4-'39 ooo 9,0 gaze 0 S+? of-9 Q09 ode- QQO ' :Pa 41' P www Class of 1960 l ' -'99 4? i 04- MR ALBERT CYWICKI CS B MODERATOR I f wiv : z Q2 2 j f 0 ' . 5 -sf Q 0'4- -ago . . 5 ,1 .. : ' . Q49 Fifth Row: F. Omiotek, C. Kane, J. Fisher, M. Elliott, J. DiPonio, C. Bice, R. Stadler, R. Davidson Fourth Row: R. Gordon, G. Collins, T. Recca, C. Barson, G. McCulloch, F. Sowerby, S. Solecki, N Silva. Third Row: G. Haremski, M. Graham, S. Smith, M. McKernan, J. Willioms, G. Morrison, D Scavezze, D. Bodnar. Second Row: R. Martin, R. Rupp, R. Fredette, J. Lawlor, J. Maclnnis, G Zboch, A. Perrie, J. Nowak. Front Row: R. Brozozowski, R. Audretsch, B. Cowan, N. Valli, M Hagan, M. Bremer, T. Horozaniecki. G. Kozlowski, J. Chisholm. Class of l96O REV. JOSEPH MILLER, C.S.B. MODERATOR .QW , . 0'4- . Q- . . . 09+ Fiflh Row: J. McGee, R. Kupslas, F. Heiler, L. Fitzpatrick, G. Britkley, J. Bolak. Fourth Row: G. Partacz, D. Poclolka, T. Batlell, D. Klein, D. Gorman, D. Wodkowski, M. Denia, G. Mosey. Third Row: M. 'Gazo, G. Crawley, D. Sinclair, K. Mahalak, G. Veil, K. Bladzik, E. Hagen, T. O'Con- nell. Second Row: M. Milliken, J. Smoltz, J. Maclnnis, R. Christian, J. Lee, P. Elsey, D. Wolshon, M. Rymsza. First Row: J. Sprague, P. Buckmasler, J. Collins, G. Kania, K. Green, J. Banks, W. Schenden, R. Rembelski. Absentees: F. Dmuchowski, T. McMahon, D. Swift. 0 9 203 -020 Q -o- -age 609 ooo .25 . 33 'ego 49 Q 4- 0 egg, 420 Q 2333? 01+ ' so gg 0 41 'Q as 4- o 0 'Q 0 of -9 ,Q + 'Q 5+ e be er 'is 9+ 'is 94+ 'ls oe 'Zo 'Q '39 'as 'sf 'Q '90 490 203 33 nfs 4 9 ONAMFF Class of l96l 'Z' MR. GEORGE VANDER ZANDEN, C.S.B. MODERATOR O 2 E55 :fs , 'Q ff? xr ef' QQ fi? N f I ,A is M3 .W S if 'D Qf , -if ew logs 649 006 - 2 '90 Fifth Row: J. Lombardi, J. Ashby, T. Brink, J. McCann, W. Diebold. Fourlh Row: W. Lipiec, J. Baronski, R. Wright, M. Nash, T. Molkowski, M. McBrc:dy, T. Polutanovich. Third Row: L. Gosiorek, E. Lundquisf, G. Lopko, J. Meloche, J. Garber, L. Ringel, N. Jonuszewski, M. Rogers. Second Row: J. Chor, M. Fitzgibbon, S. Curry, G. Gagnon, P. McDonnell, G. Lotendresse, M. Rubb, R. Koss. Front Row: E. Dixon, T. Lossculine, T. Boril, R. Chisholm, A. Dart, D. Joblonski, R. Rekiel, P. Sowerby. Absent: J. Pruse, W. Moder, R. Teevens. Class of l96I MR. EDWARD BADER, C.S.B. MODERATOR Fifth Row: T. Oldenburg, T. Skebo, J. Meahon, F. Kominskos, F. Vogel. Fourth Row: W. Knightly J. Bonion, F. Wendt, J. Goetz, J. Pelukos, G. Guerriero, R. Kuczmo, D. Cote. Third Row: S. Roe M. Teeley, J. Rioux, J. Myszko, D. Stocker, W. Thompson, F. Demers, R. Gates. Second Row: J Boscoe, N. O'Colloghon, R. Driscoll, L. Argenta, E. Boivon, L. LoMoy, P. Cole, J. McDonald. Front Row: J. Burk, M. Corlisle, J. Sarb, M. Modigon, R. Figuro, B. Alcorn, R. Houle, J. Johnonsen. +?0?+?Q?3?5?9?4?+v?4?6Tit?4.j ,Q fi oo gp gp gg gy gp gp gg ,., gp gg Q QQ gp gp gg gg gy gp gp gp Q9 5 9+ Q oe aces ooeoeo e-+ WQ QFWQMQNQMMQ? 0 0 .Q , .QQ in :l - is .- I i5 , ' , 9 l 4- I ag,-0 '99 , . .9 . . : Q- iw ?m - . eo +3 0 3- Q Q? oo fx REV. EDWARD DONOHER C.S.B. MODERATOR Q, ,Q o as 3' 0'5- if Class of l96l Cs' Q N 6' A fp ei ' W ' C? ' Q' 0 ,Q 6 ' . 6 . 9 6 3 2 2 2 02 ' 1.xx-x.k IQ . , , T 08,9 9,93 'Q 9,9 90 - Q., I 1.-.x-.-1 Fifth Row: J. Hayden, R. Barnabo, T. Mooter, D. Rogowski, R. Wade, R. Phillips, P. Daugherty Fourth Row: T. Guzik, W. Collins, J. Nemeth, F. Lauck, J. O'Connor, R. Gedda, J. Zielkowski, C Werger. Third Row: R. Butters, F. Goggin, T. Sheridan, T. McGroart M. Reamer W. Sasena J Y: 1 1 - Devlin, C. Hubner. Second Row: W. Maher, M. Stolinicki, R. Theryoung, B. Johnston, A. Kas porek, P. Dubey, L. Kochan, K. Sperkz. Front Row: J. Armstrong, J. Flanagan, J. Tobin, J. Barry, J. O'Loughlin, F. Carmona, L. Deffey, J. Yodzio. Absent: J. Hyde. Class of l96l MR. TIMOTHY HOGAN, C.S.B. MODERATOR QV . V010 . I ' . Q -age ooo , 490 e 4- . - 24- 049 Q . o Q 44 -v .1 .' Hep Fifth Row: J. Neumann, B. Motter, M. Brand, J. Wall, W. Hagen, A. Thomas, T. Law, J. Grainer. Fourth Row: J. Kamamagh, R. Fox, W. DePollo, A. Pump, M. Rector, A. Jakubaitis, R. George, D Cosselton. Third Row: R. Szuch, G. Zwick, J. White, G. Pageau, R. Barrett, R. Young, R. Tomkie wicz, J. Conley. Second Row: W. O'Conner, R. DuFour, J. Rusnik, P. Makara, J. DeBrincat, P. Staf- fin, R. Stout, J. Audretsch. Front Row: T. Sherman, P. Byrnes, V. Koehler, F. Sowaya, T. McHugh D. Hurley, P. Hayden, G. Allen. er -1+ 'Z 6,0 see Q, ze: 490 024' Q-9 o ze' 02:- 19 0 Q if ,Q ee- ,Q an ,Q +3 ooo 'Q .1 ' sv Q fo ees 490 409 4- 0 24- Q, ,Q ooo 'af 00+ 4-90 so eos 0 . 04,0 Q,-9 u I . evo Class of l96l REV. JAMES ENRIGHT, C.S.B. MODERATOR l '. s Y X 'VO .18 1,-Q35 if 'F 0 ff? 31 1' XQF 'Ffa C.. C' iv Q Q V5 O S 4' . ' 0 '- .. .D ' f 4800 -.QQ also 0 . . ' ,I eds- -ul 0 ega- -a- 0 We ee- 420 f . ,Q 430- ego ate eos 4' Fifth Row: M. McDonnell, E. Koleski, B. Gogolewski, D. Kozlowski, A. Bryce, A. Kcxwa. Fourth Row: J. Depcl, G. Mclnerney, P. Murphy, D. Cell, B. Costello, M. Anderson, M. Thomas, D. Regep. Third Row: J. Zwick, J. Williams, G. Walsh, J. Tong, W. Salczynski, J. Quigley, D. Hernucki, R. Geweniger. Second Row: J. O'Hcro, E. Hamacker, L. Zettel, D. Badaczewski, B. Lerchen, R. Jones, J. DeKoninck, J. Sutton. Front Row: R. Marsh, F. Beclcrd, M. Dunn, G. Greene, F. Stelly, T. Nowak, J. Shipley, P. Frechette. Class of l96l REV. CANNING HARRISON, C.S.B. MODERATOR Q . I -gs ' vo Fifth Row: R. Bobal, P. Sullivan, D. Angus, J. Schmitt. Fourth Row: R. Weber, M. Pecl, A. Fer- rera, P. Max, A. Wilson, M. Hammerle, P. Singelyn, D. Ringvelski. Third Row: P. Stiglich, F. Kummer, J. Gilbert, P. Gibson, R. Kaczmarek, M. J. Murray, F. Wright, G. Quirk. Second Row: J., Kotant, W. Downs, S. Liss, H. Thompson, L. Caplin, P. Gallagher, J. O'Brien, T. O'Dea. Front Row: T. O'Hara, S. Trahey, D. Holmes, W. Sante, A. Janusis, R. Delorey, M. Grudzien, W. Buckley. Absent: J. Kessel, D. Lorey, P. McVicar. Q' +29 Qs o Q 'Q 4+ Q4- 0 QQ if be Oo ,bo 0+ as ,Q- ,fa oe fo 0 O 6 0 0 0 'To fs Q 9 2 '- 09 .. Z Z QQ . , . Q I I. , 'Q 4,0 4' 'I I . . -I f 32 . 00 . ' Q . if ego Q,-n oe . . '- , Q '-VFW!! ii.X'1l4cU firm!! HMI! U AM 5' V445 U54 N'tL'aXWYJ U PAIN HIM All HHH!! MKHHHS M HN ll VPN! JM Pi li NIH HF I lla! 10 HH I 'SYN WAR! I il IMD! Wlkm R il YUNY MUQM ,J-1i.ln.xmrvz xs ill! Jllli Ill SEMNUT ZH TOM HAuY0i,0SHi 'r .......Jl ,.,-rd .W .,, ' f , I 6323 amz? V ,wggfi ' If I' .3 Xkx ACTIVITY should be the SERVICE of GOD QW CGVS 4 f xr O o 3 3 cv A m 0 -Q 2-Q 4: 'rw U5-A 0- QA -Q 9-cv 29. '45 A0 9,-. 'S 9-1 Om 0 CU' .ga ,vo 90' as 5? 9,9 -09. Rafi. N 5 fa- E Student Council B 3 KJ D 1 4 z - z gc 5 . . 5, 09 THE 900 Girl' F . 4 , Q 1 ' og: was - O .Z U, 0 8 ,Q D. 2 3613 ?4?+?' IOR fd-f0 SEN I0 El' . 19:0 9 -0 cn -. Q J 9: 3 '9 :V K- Q 1 Q 0 I' Q 1' F cn o gf P fu -1 Ill 0 :- :. 3' Q - :' 9 If J Q. Q - M o 5' 9 us G J' Q C 57' Q. P mf. Q Q no 3 9 9 K1 2 5. 2 I o O T' 2 o o Q. .GHG . ' x .Iv . Z 3 66 G 39 ' ZA .I Q 'i f' if - . E Qz i . .. -E . - I - Z 1 -1 4 72 25 ' 9 E . Z . ' H- -.i if 5 O I 2 ' 5 , Z - 2 f y 'E e'9o e?e'+ o + e e o e -o o o' 5 Z D H Mil W. Bucholz, R. Barry, J. Dew. Kneeling: R. Schwartz, R. Sequin, T. Kelly, T. Beale, J. Abad, J Standing: L. Krystynak, A. Borre, R. Flynn, E. Knight, K. Sroka, G. Schwartz, D. Valente, R. Wood Kneeling: D. Wisner, G. Abraham, W. Tong, L. Morgan, H. Naour, W. Butterfield. F' Fourth Row: A. Perrie, J. Tobin, M. Gazo, E. Hagen, J. Madigan, M. Graham, P. Murphy, G. Hanley, G. Zboc. Third Row: J. Stokes, F. Dmuchowski, E. Hermann, L. Hopkins, J. Maclnnis, T. Dudzinski, R. Gordon, F. Collins. Second Row: T. Ward, T. Battel, J. Smoltz, D. Bodnas, M. Rymsza, J. Murphy, B. McCormick, D. Evans, J. Hornyak. Front Row: B. Beck, N. Valli, A. Zacharias, R. Mastei, M. Milliken, G. Sroka, R. Bork, K. Blodzak. Gabriel 'B m Richard Club Father Brennan, pastor of St. Brigid's Parish, presided at this year's Awards Assembly and presented the Gabriel Richard Trophies. Here he is shown with three of his par' ishoners: George Hanley, Joseph Madigan, and Matthew Gazo. Publicity Staff M. Metevier, D. Bencher, E. Knight, Rev. J. Enright Cmoderatorl .-SY' aio -I :T fD Mission n. Society J 094. if 4' 0 699 4'0- Sh 09 -9' 'bog 9 43+ . 6 0 . :rf 492 . 0 Q- 0:9 004, 4' 0 Bock Row: M. Ckepnowskk, R. Gorohki, . M, Mdiernon, G. Gerbig, C. Honkgo . 09 patrick, R. Peod, J. Govionion, J. Wukh Wreskde , 0 L Dkrks, D. Neden, G. BeXion, F. lech, G. Srnrkko, W. HO, Q , . . . . .99 35 . 4-ar - . . + e e6'b Q ,, ,0 Q Q ' . .I -I Y 90 9 5 4 --- -' -. . ' Z ' -1- +8059 +966 Ge Modrgon, B. Hagen, B. CosXeXXo, D. Wokhon, J. Harrington, 1. T Egan, R. Ross, D. SeXegon, NN. Buddey, E. Dixon, n Front Row: A. Ko-No, A. Perrke, L. Enz- nh father Clemens krnodero- Maher. YQ,- M MISSION TALK BY FATHER MEADE E 010' ode' ensr M lem rv' M with wats x Q w WsSl0'x P reSlden jim hV1llSlI, mission club prcsiclcnt, gun' l'12lfllt'l' Kim-mln ll donation to aid thc excellent Work of his order. Flllil :Aa HERS Ove Lmo Or C5 nwanuvc PATRONESS OF THI AMERICAS whim? vi ww 3 saw? 3? 73 ' - f Uiiifii Hurieiirfofzb , 41435: -P51 'HI' ascii am GLEN norm - 1' A znnzcarv moo i X Q 9 sr ANNE Mission t 1 alwom mfmcaaz . Eomim some so, Mus, cmmmaaawowus ' A .. usmormzccnon coumv.,cmuzorswuzz . 3,111 W- ish 'ag' 1 i ,, UZ i 21 mf mwtcgsgxgafskbvv or A 'lf 'mb PYWLI lW7I'ilUll'YYDSYAYf5 , 2 2 it i I in Rev. John Collins, C.S.B, Basilion Missions Director, and Rev. Vincent Fullerton, C.S.B., Mission Procurotor, are shown at o mission exhibit. Our prayers and sacrifices help these missons under the direction of the Bcsilian Fathers. Quad - Hi i E Q rywsnp fx an nun m Q.vCevauIt, D. Neumann, C. Ficmigan, Father Stoba CModeratori, L. Murphy, A. Ciagne M. Devine. etrett Newsqglgg CENTRAL MN ANUERSUN iii?V i C 4 i CATHOLIC 'EHUR Ni. CIMSNE JAMES Glliih llllillll Hill The team of experts which represented Catholic Central on the Quiz 'Em Program on Station WWJ-TV. 1-umm ,vw-L.. I' f m Q sf MM' :Sf haf St. Basil's Servers Club E ............ . 9 'H , 4 I x 'YE .f Q53 ku . , Q ,- . as , 3 , E 3 .psi ,ss ,. , 1 fig ' . 5 . , .t Q jvgski MM W X M , .. .Q . - ww. -ve. v:,.,.,+f f 'Fil M X . -N. Q -1 - Q who f Q - r W The St. Basil's Servers Club is an organization whose members are devoted to the service of the altar. They are carefully instructed by Mr. Bader in the rubrics for the various liturgical services. But what God must smile on most in appreciation is their unselfishness in sacrificing sleep in the morning to come to the chapel and serve the many Masses said there long before the school day begins. 60 4' 0 'Q 'fo oo 'iv 'Q 'Q kv . Q . + oe 'Q 'Q 'Q 'Q fo -was 9 , -fa Fourth Row: Mr. Bader, C.S.B. lmoderatorl, C. Flanigan, J. Quinlan, T. Con- nolly, M. Raftery, J. Cotant, W. Downs, J. McCann. Third Row: L. Duffy, J. Connolly, J. Armstrong, D. Casselton, P. Frechette, P. Burns, T. Sherman. Sec- ond Row: L. Gasiorek, R. Figura, F. Vogel, M. Metevier, T. Battel, T. Hallinan, J. Maclnnis. Front Row: W. Sante, T. Nowak, M. Grudzien, R. Jones, J. Rioux M. Madigan, W. Maher, J. Mooter. r T. John Bosco's Sacristans Club 'Q The St. John Bosco Sacristans Club is probably one of the hardest working and least heralded organization in the school. Under the direction of Father Donoherm, who is the school sacristan, these men of St. John Bosco sacrifice many hours of their time to keep the Chapel so impeccably clean. They also prepare the altars each day for the Masses which will be celebrated at them the following morning. s Q 0 9 4 0 ' ' Q st t t t oo 's ee s' . 0 , , 0 6 , Father Donoher instructs the school sacristans: Back: T. Mooter, J. Conley, T. O'Hara, G. Mc- lnerney, M. Metevier. Front: J. Schmitt, T. Battel, J. O'Loughlin, D. Casselton. 9 O 0 96' O 6 006 4' 0 I I .j j i f age , . lj g .- 0 I .- Q, . . . I n U16 Al1!1UAl I2 TREAT 63.5.5 MES Nt A51E Reslasxlga REJREM M During the last part of the Lenten Season, when the whole world was shrouded in the purple mourning of Pas- siontide, we were privileged to put aside our books and shut out the thousand cares of every day and to enjoy the satisfy- ing experience of our annual Retreat. On the last two days of Passion Week the Freshmen and Sophomores were treated to this experience with Father James Trepanier, C. S. C. of Holy Cross Seminary, Notre Dame, Indiana as retreat master. During the first three days of Holy Week the Seniors and Juniors made their Retreat directed by the sage guidance ol Father James Martin, C. S. B. Father Martin who is currently stationed at Holy Rosary Church, Toronto, Ontario, is a household name here at Catholic Central where he was Ath- letic Director for nearly twenty years. Our thanks and prayers go out to both Father Trepanicr and Father Martin for helping to make us better men. ESR, REV. JAMES TREPANIER,C.S.C JUNIOR RETREAT MASTER Emst Emma 496 0 Q' 499090906 0 O Q' o e .Q i :Q Q 202 .5 9 . 0 e en - ' ' '- M w w gg w w w w Q2 I I +90 'I I 1, Q f ,I, V m f ' ks' fi, ' f N , xx Y, cm A A l W in' m,A4 Wi H OIY Communion we First Friday Mass Lumen lub Z Thu N Club Standing: P. Tschirhart, E. Knight, E. Welch, F. Dmuchowski, R. Barry, R. Marsh. Seated: L. Zucal iSecretaryi, R. Seguin iPresidentJ, Father Klosterman iModeratorj, A. Borre ' ' L kwood iTreasureri. Nice-Presiclentj, K. oc Standing- R Pearl G G . ' ' ' ' , B. Schw B I , R. R - .agnon 'ml' P- Jvwck , G. . . Kragcersku Nalelgh, 'M. Fitzgnbbons. Seated: R. Jones N016 Schaub, D. McGrIIus, F . r . Fournier, J. Nowak M George T B ,I . Qers, J. McDonald, D. Cell ' ' I . ari . Orat or ica Winne s Mr. J. W. McClelland represents the Northwest Optimists and presents the Senior trophies to first place winner, Joe Cockburn, and second place winner, Ned Covault. , First and second place winners in the sophomore division receive their trphies from Mr. Ellis Courter. First place winner was Ed Hermann, second place winner, Joe Sprague. Dr. Walter Kutch presents Gerald Sharp, iunior, with the winning trophy in that division while Charles Carolin, runner-up, looks on. Mr. Ellis Courter, of the Northwest Optimists, presents trophies to Mike Nash, first place winner, and to Leonard Gasiorek, second place winner, after the Freshmen Oratorical Contest. V XR. 6' fs is 1 2 e,Y 'M ' A wwwamxm nl Q.. T' 'z 'wr' K ,wi ' vc' .. ,-4. ,, gif iii' Qi, Q 2 5 'wil s gi. 5, fx Aw xi, ff sv .E E z s 'iii Q.: QQ if W, Q2 5. a 3 ' A 5 , If ,fx 1' 2? Q: ag. ,. , 1 , x W, L 9-'ff ,Us m I Ziiyk fa ra- ' 9' f m y. llx Rf Y' Q. 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' 4 ' 9 4? o'W f o e' o ' : f w e -Q 'P e -o o o -0 e o e o e ew e -v o + o 4f + o 0 4 '0 4M 0 ' i pw 4' 2 Father Regan congratulates Hugh O'Neil, the high salesman, while Hugh's Dad, Mr. Red O'Neil, Father Clemens, director of the contest, Father Burke, Hugh's home room teacher, and Mr. Bernard Cain, President of the Dad's Club, look on. ' Q e 4.9a9'o o e o -s o . , Nadiidwowovvowodbwbvewovfewovf-yvguw THE TEN HIGH SALESMEN Standing: P. Bibeau, H. O'Neil, D, Pryzby, F. Cain, T. Collins. Kneeling: W. McNish, J. Walsh, A. Ciagne, T. O'Hara, A. Jent, F. McGrath .. 00+ 9 0 5 29 45,42 . . , . QQ . . .Qty 9+ 00 Q96 .- 'Q 4'-o 49 -9. 9. as ,Q is -o ego 'Q o be ,4- ,Q ow ,gs e -v es- eo 4- 0 -o Q4 990 Ed Moylan entertains during one of the assemblies C fin' .ev 0 ll A LOT OF JACK . H ji, ff! wmamf, ,,,, ,W 44 M W!!! 5 i W Q W X W X My ,M f A IW M, ,,,,,. 4 ,ffflf ,X .-P W K 'W f a f W W W I, f X Q f f 22 , l 1, N X wfffffff Q4 ' x 0 X.. f W C 4 f- f 0 f 'L X6 1 fl . Z 4, f 7 Z S In Z f M Z Z 7 .3 X9 A I, f X 4' f .-59' Father Clemens awards the Jack-Pot. 026 oo be , 4- .4 H - -o 04- . 4-fog 099 .. . . 8-006 Q . 909 -:- -2 9900 -. -2 0 ,Q .3 .. '09 -. 1 04 -vs'-s ' - - 4?-Q 5 o '4-9 1 5 4994 'h -5- 4 900+ . feis- ego 3669 -c-get so ,000 996 699- . Q 690 . 3 99 1 .Q .0 . 'sfo ees -ree 660 sd:- as 0,2 'ego +90 00+ +90 s-Ge' e -as 4- -9 - Q-1-49 4- -u- 4- 0 -o 0 6699 0 -sf o 4- -o-,ee o 4- 4+ va 4- 0 09-99' 4- fb e Q o 4- 4- Q- - - 4- o 4- -o G . +6 - A 0 4' . 0 Q-Zo H, 2.---as 4. .4 - .,..,s.M . .. , , 0- 308-The Winning Home Room! Q' 0 . 4' QOQOQOQQGQWQQQQWQQOQQQ QOQQQOGQQOQQQWQWQQ 'Q-9-Q 4-'Q Q- w e v e- w o e + 0 + 0 4- 0 4- w w -v s- 0 -N - 4v '9 +'0s 499+ 2 4- 904- -9-eo -:- 004 0000-ravesQeoageooioeegogeovqeee,seo,094-69,659-boowvooegg-,Q , -: : -. . -n e w , U. - : , : , . ,. , : : U H The convention atmosphere of one of the assemblies during the contest LM. ,.L..f- KJ -WAV Catholic Central Boys, Town THIRTEENTH ANNUAL CLASH 45 'gg WITCHES WAKE Catholic Central Marching Band Band Officers ,,-naw, 'ii Standing: J. Cockburn fpresidentl, Father C. Harrison, C.S.B. fmoderatori, T. Podgaiski fvicc- presidenti, L. Springer ftreasureri. Seated: Mr. W. Watts fdirectori. A 1 X o : V .Q -+- gg Q. i Y? , 1 Q Ulxg fir, M ,W 4 9 53414 Fffv ayfofgxqg ,. t v ,fix ' ? , ' Q 1 E Q 1 'fin Mn. 'I' ? x ixtfm-in' X o ,LQQ WEL--!bti3EX,.ff w. X X 5 ,,l N 5 f' ' l i l , K X X X I X Af -fugffg N-ffs '7-A ' if M iii! 1, 'X sW 5h A M- 'v LOWER REEDS: fleft to right? L. Zucol, D. Marenclc, M. Ellioti, C. Brice. UPPER WOOD WINDS: Cleft to right? T. Davidson, M. Murphy, J. Bell, R. Raleigh. Q . 1 Q Q 0 Q4 J! SAXOPHONES: lleft to right? E. Hermann LOWER BRASS: Cleft Yo right? G. Gagnon, J. Couzens, F. Wright, T. Dudzinski, G. Lorenfz, G. Crowley, T. Rogers, S. Sochalski, P. Noonan. 1' ' ei 'J' TRUMPETS: lleft to right? T. Podgciski, L. Springer, R. Rembelski, M. Nash, M. Robb, W. McNisl'l W. Rekiel, J. McCann, T. Brink. E CLARINETS: Back Row: J. Cescrz, J. Wozny, R. Kozcra, D. Meyer, J. Chisholm. Middle Row: J. Quinlan, D. Selegon, P. Spence, R. Flynn, F. Wyzywcny. Front Row: J. Cockburn, P. Morriotr, D. Couley, J. Pachucki, J. Morrin. v 4 D. Jablonski, J. lulonde, D. Schroeder, J. Weber. E , . PERCUSSION: lleft to right? P. Kennedy, J. Bostwick, A. Dart, T. Brink, L. Gasiorik, J. Skwira. Q ll Eamf lkfanoqfuun Glu! 'SP' ,Q Enom Ninth Row: T. Brink, P. Marriott, E. Hermann. Eighth Row: L. Zucal, J. Quinlan, P. Noonan, J. Couzens. Seventh Row: J. Bostwick, D. Pryzby, M. Murphy, F. Spence. Sixth Row: R. Raleigh, J. Weber, J. Wozny, R. Cauley. Fifth Row: L Duggan, R. Kozara, R. Meyer, L. Springer, J. Cockburn. Fourth Row: G. Craw- ley, J. R. Wallace, F. Wyzywany, J. Cesarz. Third Row: W. McNish, J. La- Londe, P. Kennedy, G. Abraham. Second Row: J. Lockwood, J. Smoltz, G Lorentz, J. Marrin. Front Row: D. Marenda, D. Selegan, R. Rembelski. Absent: T. Podigaski. er Donoher ' Q 2, ,. ,uv i W W 2 ,K ., p Eg 2-I L 5 V f Q ,gg 5 S 1 I 9' F AQP. 1 ,,A,.WA . gag f Q' I fy 1 , 1 Q ,:-2--,.,- is 1-12,-f ,.-V2 2, U ,,:. -V ' L, . ,.V1VV , M W, , A , , 4 :L ,..4 ..,,... ..,., Q ., L 4: E 31, w,i?3QzLi?T? N V H ix m 5 x -:gg L,,. -.2 fzv A fi 51 5 Q rects the Glee Club at the 1 REVEREND JOHN BURKE, C.S.B. ARTHUR CIAGNE MODERATOR EDITOR HAMRO 41' JQHN ARGENTA DANIEL ANDERSON TERENCE KELLY JOHN ABAD WILLIAM BUCHOLZ E QA 1-no-...,,,,,,, ' ---N-'..4. '-'mv--...,.! C. Flonigan, Father Wick, F. Raymond, M. Thomas, J. Lockwood. PECTRUM CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL N. Fournier, N. Beck, R. Morshke, D. Mullin, R. Raleigh, E. Dixon, D. Sinsloir, T. Baitell, F. Sowerby. Alumni Association .A , If J. -'-- I F F R 'U 'S H 'ffjf jg... ima .J .-W .2 ta ,4:k?'i.'f1,f,ai.Qf:...,? X , J X s e ggi!!! ZFXYAQ wif . ,f ' 1,42 x , 'X A .i.i. '.f V7 4 3 1 an .. ni v, 1' H .ifw?'2'f Q' , W- i.-,.A. if Zz' if H' . nz ,:..f.L,'l f' J , .. .1 . .45g3M..,.g3r.., I, u..3r.,J 2 4 ., ag 1: F' 4 Y .Q Q.-A ' 1... ., U. ,. OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS Standing: Mr. J. Battle, Mr. A. Swiercz, Mr. J. Mack. Seated: Rev. F. Kelly, C. S. B. lModera1orJ, Mr. R. Lustig lPresidentJ, Mr. L. Yeager CSecretaryJ, Mr. J. Laidlaw Nice- Presidenll, Mr. P. O'Brien. A view of the crowd of Fathers and Sons of Catholic Central who attended the annual C.C.H. Father and Son Night Dads Club 4 'Wiz DAD'S CLUB OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS Standing: Mr. P. Connolly, Mr. E. Kane, Mr. B. Davidson, Mr. A. Devine, Mr. E. Petroviak, Mr. H. O'Neil, Mr. L. Baranowski, Mr. B. Nolan, Mr. E. Caley, Mr. A Gariepy, Mr. T. Laskey, Mr. J. Chisholm, Dr. Karibo, Mr. E. Rutlen, Mr. R. Lutz, Mr. D. Maclnnis. Seated: Mr. F. Klasen lPast Presidenll, Mr. S. McNish lTreasurerJ, Mr. E. Braniff lSecrelary7, Mr. B. Cain lPresidenti, Father N. Clemens, C.S.B. CModeratorl, Mr. W. Schwartz lVice-Presidentl, Mr. G. Dietz fPasl Presidentl, Dr. P. Galvin lPast Presi- denli. Catholic Central Father and Son Night OFFICERS Moderator ........., Rev. W. Kehoe, C.S.B, President ......,..,..,.., Mrs. Edward Braniff Vice-Presidents ,.,...... Mrs. Bernard Cain Mrs. Paul Quinlan Mrs. John Bales Mrs. John Murphy Secretaries .,.. ..... M rs. Arthur Ciagne Treasurer ....... .. Mrs. Alfred Zander Mrs Robert Beale Mrs. Ralph O'Connor Mrs Richard Lutz Mrs Thomas O'Hara Mrs. Clarence McSorley Mrs. Edward Braniff, President, discusses a new proiect with Father Kehoe Xu! Standing: Mrs. P. Quinlan, Mrs. R. O'Connor, Seated: Mrs. C. McSorley, Mrs. A. Zander, Mrs. J. Bales. EASTER PARTY COMMITTEE Mrs. R. Lutz, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. T. O'Hara. E. Braniff, Father W. Kehoe, Mrs. F. Cain, Mrs. CATHOLIC CENTRAL MOTHERS' CLUB Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. E. Murphy J. Galvin A. DiManno L. Brady L. LaChapel1e F. Langlois H. Wright J. Podgajski C. Zucal S. Patalan H. Shaw S. Rembelski S. Duggan W. Perry R. Corriveau F. Vogel R. Hagen T. Laskey J. Ballantine THE MOTHERS' CLUB 15 4 OFFICERS Standing: Mrs. A. Rembelski, Mrs. T. O'Hara, Mrs. C. McSorley, Mrs. E. Murphy, Mrs. H. Wright, Mrs. E. Trahey, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. T. Laskey, Mrs. L. Brady, Mrs. F. Langlois. Seated: Mrs. B. Cain, Mrs. A. Zander, Mrs. J. Galvin, Mrs. R. Lutz, Mrs. E. Braniff. we 5 l l N l A panel discussing Teen-agers Problems was presented at the Mothers' Club meeting. Father Burke acted as chairman. Members of the panel were Cleft to right? Art Ciagne, Mrs. George Dietz, Father Higgins, Mr. Leo Clancy. 5 it BOARD or DIRECTORS 3 Aw' Standing: Mrs. R. Corriveau, Mrs. R. Hagan, Mrs. F. Vogel, Mrs. W. Perry, Mrs. H. Wright, Mrs. E. Trahey, Mrs. E. Murphy, Mrs. R. Rembelski, Mrs. A. DiManno. Seated: Mrs. C. Zucal, Mrs. T. Laskey, Mrs. F. Langlois, Mrs. L. Brady, Mrs. J. Galvin. l l Standing: Mrs. A. DiManno, Mrs. A. Rembelski, Mrs. E. Trahey. Seated: Mrs. T. Laskey, Mrs. B. Cain, Mrs. L. Brady, Mrs. J. Galvin, Mrs. E. Murphy. wp 'fig Q X i 'M' W, V vv K fi, 'N if THE BODY should be the TEMPLE of GOD 42+- Wf W uxs YEAGER P541 Couch MR. LO G94 MR WMNPM FO Behind the Team od Coach REV. GER!-XRD FRENCH. C.S.B. Athletic Director ffm' M,v...M cw. Tl D tmwifliltff -1 A 3 'N Da J 'TF 'tJfd:,,!',fjil 'T ff gl? -f Rn ,X z t. 3 'T 55 , ,Liar ...P ' 5-Q-eg Fourth Row: T. Moha, T. Handloser, R. Rusowski, W. Schwartz. Third Row: F. Zech, J. Dirks, T. Donnelly, L. Baronowski, W. Spiemaker. Second Row: P. Bibeau, G. Govianian, C. Chmiel, R. Nicola, J. Abad, A. Trainc. Front Row: D. Bartush, E. Falvey, R. Lemke, J. Lutz, G. Belian, J. Hibler. Hs ig 51:4 fills. '?f w H J, fp E3 ' 5 ,,, f-' . 'N The Monogram Club Father Clemens lModeratorJ, Al Traino lpresidentl John Abad lvice- president? Paul Bibeau lsecretary-treasurerl L. ,,, Q Fourth Row: R. Goralski, R. Fenech, J. Quinlan, W. Steinmetz, T. Arion. Third Row: R. Morris, J. Brinine, R. Kyllonen, T. Bales, D. Reiden, G. Cierpilowski. Second Row: G. Warzynski, T. Egan, l. Janusis, G. Julien, W. Matthews, D. Stasikaitis. Front Row: J. Olshove, J. Madigan, A. Martin, T. Murray, R. Ross, R. Marshke. aifwlicee Wm' Sqaaf Q 1 ' Back Row: A. Martin, R. Ross, R. Kyllonen, R. Rosowski, W. Steinmetz, J. Quin- lan, T. Zelmanski, J. Angott, G. Warzynski. Middle Row: R. Nicola lmanagerl, G. Ciepilowski, T. Murray, J. Dirlcs, F. Zech, J. Olshove lco-captainl, R. Fenech lco-captainl, L. Baranowski, T. Egan, R. Goralski, D. Stasikaitis, D. Cell lmana- gerl. Front Row: W. Butterfield, J. Lutz, E. Falvey, J. Hibler, P. Bibeau, G. Belian, D. Bartush, G. Govanian, C. Chmiel, T. Donnelley. R. Fenech J. Olshove fco-captainl lC0'C Plcl l .Nuvj -Q..-....' j' Rl ... Dr. John Ronayne, M.D., team physician, assisted by Ken Pallach treats iniured Al Traina. 3 i ii 3. 1 ,wi 5 ' ,Q ' . 53 ,ai K fy ,129 fl if 5 ff.: D. Bdriush, is? X ,fy E. Fcxlvey, G. Govanion ,gn Q' P. Bibeczu A.,.r ...F . . T. Egan, 1 . ,0, F. Zech, wwf -AA. Q 4 Iv' NF, gh. viii 594 ff in G Bellon U' -Ukxgc-r W A' J? ar 'vb A Troma 3-Xxx x V, J, Ks Q .dw EW .,, 1 C ff x v irq ...W N N -.-.-......... 8 if H ., G it K Vim' I J. Quinlon' , , wf ' , Q f ll , Q. 1 is ' t 1 , .gmg 4 Q with k ggi W T Z- , ,e' Q f g 5 13 , .yn 1 ,- ,L Q ... ' ' 'B f K, ,. Y . TX' '4 ,J--r-'A x ff 1g 4 .X V 3' If as x . , J I ,Z sg? XLS' 12441: Y .7 'gk 7 U l- X lg, .ij 1,2 5 ffm ' , ' ..,,. W f X4 , i . Q V M? L, A , cf if? N , asf. xgfxilgx in 'P ' 'ZH Q' Xu, 5, 1' wgfzffl, ' V 4 'gf 'G N' My lf, '75- , ... '1f1u'.- b . ' X 4, -VZ! 5:34, X ,.-P' y , .Ly 4 T ic ..gg,J ,, f:, 5, ' -6 'f I I , 0 , v N ' 1 K ' ' .. gf qi 1 f W 'W 1 9 1 G W' fy W G I W K Y mama Q M14 if L A, L I ,- kv I V' I gp 4, x , A . , dwg , x f - If 1 ,EA Q v . ,M M--A 3 y nf' M 4 'X 1 -M' A 1 K Q 1 7 - M' A 0 , A Q X X 75 , 4 K 'F , . 5 -.. f 4 4 N A . . 4 , , a G. Wcxrzynski. 1 if L. Bcrcxnowski, . f, -'w G. Ciepilowski, gf R. Kyllonen, .nt .N- R. Gorals ki s 74 5 n Nr 3 A , .pm ,gp 'Wi ww' Br '15 W...- 'VJ' T. Murray, A, 1 if 1 HQ as ! 2 R. Ross, Q-V W' x id -:sf if J, Hibler, ji R. Rosowski, 9 aiu- J. Dirks, EN in 1, ll 'S T. Zelmcmski, Ld W 'n i 'fi' T. Donnelley. .. ve, V eN'i',,. . 3 1 fi1.hq.i5 D. Stcxsikoilis, Ali 'i 12' . ,F 5..4 J. Lutz, .A .-new w W . ld' N-.. W. Butterfield, Skf, ,ninja-05' C Chmlel J. Angotf, W Stelnmetz eserve Football i 5 P i . 4- li A .Q 4- a Back Row: G. Rafhewicz, J. Grosso, R. Blazewski, M. Daly, R. Smillie, S. Smith, L. Sylvestre, D. Kaucheck, T. Carey, W. Wicka, J. Fisher, G. Gerbig, M. Denia, G. Zboch. Middle Row: G. Smrlka, J. DiPonio, G. Hanley, E. Hagen, M. Pata- lan, T. Durkee, J. Maclnnis, J. Madigan, M. Esper, G. Mosey, J. Bolak, D Fredeife, J. Boufrous, K. Sroka, T. O'Reilly. Froni Row: T. Trybus, B. McCor- mick, N. Bober, G. Haremski, W. Marciniak, J. Clancy, R. Arber, D. Klein, M Milliken, D. Hammerle, J. Formwalt, P. Murphy, N. Lucas, G. Hand, R. LaFevre LIGHT FRESHMEN s 9 -' wa. FIRST ROW: M. Grudzien, W. Buckley, P. Sullivan, R. Makara, W. Cabble, R. Jones, M. Madigan, J. Banion, E. Hamacher, P. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: J. Johansen, G. Zuirk, R. DeLorey, F. Vogel, C. Werger, E. Lundquist, D. Balaczewski, V. Koehler. HEAVY FRESHMEN E Q i A - K BACK ROW: J. Lombardi, J. Skebo, R. Kaczmarek, W. DePollo, W. Salczynski, R. Wade, R. Phillips, B. Motter, A. Kawa, J. Weber, F. Lauck, J. Kavanagh, A. Thomas, F. Wendt. MIDDLE ROW: P. Stafhn, W. Knightly, M. Peal, T. Guzik, W. Lipiec, W. Hagen, T. Myszka, T. Sheridan, T. Law, W. Thompson, A. Ferrara, W. Costello, F. Kaminskas, J. White, J. 0'Connor. FRONT ROW: Jim Wall, J. Neumann, R. Wright, W. Sante, N. O'Callaghan, J. O'Hara, L. Duffy, W. Downs, J. Rioux, G. Zwick, G. Zwick, R. Young, R. Barrett. vi -L Q, Q L, gk y if-3' . fn 'f W ,M fu - . R X fs mf ww, w ., F , Km? fx , 'GR ' ff ZF' Q., 1 wwf 'Q X35 NZM? g an . 5 ' Q , 4' f. my A syf 'fl X 4-4-li! M' Q x-1 W' . 'Mm' 2 Lk-1 Yjgvfmi.-'R+ fi ff , -MA me:-gui? 4 , 1- ' Aw. A 'Q Hum, + A as M fn. Q, -A-Q Rall li ...ffrfff lx x..LSTf' 'i COACH FOLEY GIVES THE VARSITY SQUAD A CHALK TALK. Standing: B. Morris, G. Schwartz, W. Schwartz, D. Wisner, T. Mohci, J. Olshove. Kneeling: Coach Foley, E. Skrzycki, T. Handloser, R. Fenech, P. Bibeau, G. Belion Student Managers B. Nolan and R. Nicola confer wiih Coach Foley. CO.-Xillfl XVILI .l .NNI FOLEY CENTERLINE TOURNAMENT 'X X an in C.C. VAR ? -HE BASKETBALL 324 'ma 33 f E E if -E-9 s X 8 I2 X 3 E. Skrzycki, T. Hcndloser, B, Morris, R. Fenech, P. Bibeou Q I 5, ws A K . , 5 if 13' may Q TX Y, Y Q , E X w f' bw J? Q is 'K '22, -'ESQ 'fa ,N k 3 my YJ so f Y W . A 12. SZ' BSBYVBS Bock Row: J. Boutrous, J. Olszwski, B. Motter, A. Jeni, J. Brickley, W. Lipiec J. Mclnnis, Mr. T. Hogan, C.S.B. lcoochl. Front Row: T. Borden, E. Hagen, T Alfono, W. Downs, W. Shenden, J. Oldfield, M. Pcnlon, J. Brining. Freshmen Bock Row: Mr. A. Cylwicki, C.S.B. lcoochl, B. Gogolewski, A. Wendt, J. Goetz, W. Diebold, J. Collins, J. Zielkowski. Middle Row: J. Neuman, P. Murphy, J. Rusnik, J. Devlin, J. Rioux, T. Low, D. Kozlowski. Front Row: J. Sutton, J. Wall, Fad . mel Enright CSB , . . .Coach , Directo r E C16 ' ,SCL gzimi 217 f' 121' ' A2 r ffvgc ,lf . L. E.. 5, y ,nag Y fgi feud LHP fvri T fun? fo- cw A 'l L X55 ,U K .wifi . M!--N 6kdKc3!!!! cgQVd.gul!!!!KU I QW OLTC CENTRAL VARSTTY HOCKEY CLUB eh R. Ross, D. Deon, E. GobTe, L Tobin rT From Row. G. Laskey, M hier, G. McDon CATH Some koss'1 mcnog , on T. Ney Kmonoge . B Matthews, R. Sei: O'Deo. Second Row. B. M. Esper, G. Moron, W. Mos , UTTmcn, M. Gait, T. P-tion, T. Cossehon, . Spiehncker, G. 1uTien kcop!oTnT. Absent: T. oTd, B. HETTCHE HOCKEY CLUB Third Row: T. O'Dec icaptainl, T. Skebo, L. Filzpalrick, J. DeBrinccit. Second Row: J. O'Hc:ro, B. Salczynski, B. Christian, B. Alcorn, J. Williams. Front Row: J. Johansen, J. Shipley, F. Demers, M. O'Dea, J. DeKoninck fmcncgerl. Ab- sent: T. Campbell. SPQNSQRS ,Jw . J I 4 . 'llv J Q' xA ip....-nv , ' .ff Mr. Charles R. Belfz Mr. Stan Emmert MV- John l'lellCl'Ie Bel Temp Ice Makers Emmert Chevrolet HeflCl1e F0I'd ff :-f:. 1 W , - Y , , ' 55 qi' 653' mug, 7,31-104, Q ,, Q8 Qs ,wr-rag, A.zu'rRALi qua ww turn.: rnurmf www CENT?-N' CE:-' Q B inn? Jgvnogl, Q l ' mmf' 4,1 I K lr X 7 Illb: 2:14, X y iv M H nv- 3? w 7 r - w E V mgwg' X I mv' w. ' , 1 K 1 X N 1 X X ' iff' 9 9 Crfiv iijwgs 05 2 In MN 5 ffl .:, -SHUL4, ,QHDLQ g ' 043046 stung, su, 'iv :Q I 2:fN1-RAS' ., 7 ' W , ,.Aq PM ai A: . E' A 4 1 if 'ff F. 4? M , U 3 E W gl EW if fauna, qua 11,1-'WU-ff 'YHO I. ., .,v,. 1 ,., Q 0 0 LQ Ml ,E 0 THU Q,'YHU4J. 44, 4804, m'.'fw UWYW I ' Nm' fu 6? Cru-nu? mm Sumo SZ-,rmi W1- CENTRAL ' ss dw? c xg Q 'A ,g aim? X ' Q 1 1 1 'V 'xv A 'Q f ., I gang? Quang, P A, ,jgzatgggi Qfv ., AZ QQIYH Q ,, 2 Ami 'ff 1 X ' N' A x?1N'v'j,r V 5121 f' E DN W ffl. Q. , 1 . f- r- ,TRAIL . QHULQ +1 As E BALL 61714 gg Spring fw Cf in 5 gum P115 ' f ,W ,, , -A ' 4 ,-,wry i ,- I ' W- 5 ' nn ,r f Q, . . 5 L 'T ..,,, 7 I Y RO BXXX. Second Ro-:J-. V. Dough Ro-+4-. S. GKX'oen, E. Homcchev, ofxos, Rev. 5. NfxXXer, CSB. kcoocw. A E. ?YfxWx9s, R. ?'1f6Yxps. XA. 'YEN5 BPM. Y'E0iRPKXON govlsix, Hon! 'Lucin- YPRNN NNNO OP-WN BPSEBF GEXA. XEPOUE OETROXT AMATEUR BASE em, G.?o1eo,N1.C:rdmer,'Y.Recco,R.'ilo T, Niono, NN. bhohev, NN. Nxouiwixov-, A. '0S0vW. NX. Ookg, O. Nw-OonoXd, G. Nxosexl, U.A.W. REGION lA CLASS E BASEBALL CLUB Left to right: M. Walker, R. Mickiewicz, R. Goralski, R. Hug, G. Schwartz, G. Janusis, D. Boyle, P. 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Q-FU 0 9 ?f ' F Z i f S Abad, John Anthony-18702 Freeland Albensi, James Sebastian-15453 Hartwell Anderson, Daniel Lawrence-18715 Rutherford Argenta, John Patrick-i7l33 Warwick Arion, Timothy Joseph--17281 Delaware Bales, Thomas Edward-l98l'l Mark Twain Ballantine, John Thomas-17500 Annchester Baranowski, Lawrence David-6546 Pittsburgh Barry, Richard Edward-'l8l l8 Kentfield Bartush, David Richard-663 Shirley Drive, Birmingham Bauman, Keith Stanley-4462 Military Beale, Thomas John-17510 Bentler Belian, Gerald Michael-l842l Snowden Bembas, Norman John-26253 Steele Road, Farmington Bendelow, Edward Mason-17639 Lenore Benner, Michael Thomas-27150 Orchard Lake Rd., Farmington Bibeau, Paul Henry-16232 Birwood Boyd, David Jay-3564 Bradford Drive, Birmingham Brady, Terrence Michael-16629 Stansbury Brand, Gary Joseph-25631 Lyndon Braniff, Gerald Hugh-17167 Snowden Brown, Austin Vincent-T68 Beresford Ave, Highland Park Bucholz, William Walter-9340 Evergreen Buckley, Leonard John-l43l7 Abinston Road Burczyk, Richard Francis-19309 Westmoreland Burns, Philip Joseph-15716 Rosemont Burns, Gerald Carl-15785 Whitby, Livonia Cain, Frank Raymond-16765 Kentfield Cesarz, Joseph Alexander-9959 Grandville Chomicz, Daniel Steven-8182 Lantz Ciagne, Arthur Martin-4155 Sandy Lane, Birmingham Cirelli, Louis Carmen-14897 Quincy Clark, Henry James-17421 Quincy Cleary, James Eugene-9265 Cheyenne Cockburn, Joseph Anthony-17304 Littlefield Coleman, James Albert-l8424 Westland Connolly, John Patrick-14631 Griggs Connolly, Terrence O'Brien-15 Cambridge, Pleasant Ridge Courtney, Thomas Patrick--l65ll Marlowe Vovault, Ned Michael-1339 Columbia, Berkley Cronin, Thomas John--l'l3l'l Rutherford Davidson, Thomas Michael-17551 Hartwell Dew, John Kenneth-32512 Dohany, Farmington DiCicco, Nicholas John-20471 Sorrento Dimsa, Leonard Robert-22391 Ann Arbor Trail, Dearborn Dirks, John Francis-15868 Lesure Donnelly, Terrence William-13180 Littlefield Doyle, Charles George-16860 Asbury Park Doyle, John Martin-2269 Franklin, Berkley Dunleavy, James Francis-16836 Ardmore Early, Thomas Ward-15206 Sumner Eberle, Michael James-20032 Mark Twain Elliott, Richard Ernest-17128 Ashton Road Falvey, Edward Daniel--l'l30l Sorrento Faust, Beniamin George-16217 Robson Fenech, Richard Joseph-15431 Cruse Fitzgerald, Robert Charles-l7203 Stout Fitzsimons, Jerry-16130 Glastonbury Flanigan, Charles Edward-'l5l'l0 Apoline Forton, Edward Michael-17347 Quincy Fox, Edward Russell-18326 Pembroke Gagnon, Gilbert Henry-2182 Sunny Knoll, Berkley Gatien, Ralph Walter--14013 Farley Gatt, Michael Martin-18091 Harlow Gausden, Frederick Edward-6235 Rosemont IORS Gleeson, James Dillon-H906 Dexter Gorcyca, James Andrew-16261 Mark Twain Govianian, Jerry Leo-l6538 Tracey Green, Gordon Raymond-16560 West Parkway Hagen, Bernard Robert-1379 Hazel, Berkley Handloser, Thomas Richard-5922 Berkshire Heilstedt, Gerald Francis-'l68'll Lesure Hibler, John Dennis-15040 Winthrop Hicks, Raymond-15852 Crescent Drive, Allen Park Hogue, James Anthony-i8930 Coyle Holloway, William Andrew--l6665 Hubbell Hudzinski, William Michael-19385 Cliff Hyde, James David--20247 Prevost Janusis, lpolitas-16534 Coyle Jarackas, Peter Paul-5641 Elmer Jasinski, James Stephen-l5925 Belden Johnson, James Francis-14341 Lauder Judd, Gordon James-7795 Heyden Julien, Gary Stuart-9009 Appleton Kelly, Terence Eldon-16876 Sorrento Killion, Thomas Henry-12281 Rutland Kowalski, Kenneth Frank-l7342 Hartwell Kucharski, Florian Christopher-6300 Auburn Kudwa, James Joseph-13941 Mansfield Leahy, David Michael-8128 Meyers Lemke, Robert Norman-16607 Steel Limeberger, John Charles-7848 Reuter, Dearborn Lindow, Gerald Leonard-16188 Princeton Lockwood, James Jozma-l6778 Rosemont MacKercher, Donald Douglas-14045 Woodmont Marriott, Philip Cote-16596 Lesure Martin, James Francis-'l8642 Shaftsbury Matthews, William Louis-14685 Rutherford Mazur, Theodore Gerald-19723 Lumpkin McDonald, Glenn Andrew-'l3609 Indiana McElman, Charles John--15008 Sarasota McNesky, Guy Paul-28491 Ryan, Royal Oak McSweeney, Thomas Lewis-l2680 Cloverland Merucci, Nicholas Angelo-l9037 Curtis Moha, Anthony Leon-16759 Edinborough Morris, Gerald Joseph-l2348 Longacre Morris, Robert Patrick-l4l7l Rutherford Moylan, Edward Francis-ll358 Forrer Mrsan, John Vincent-18500 Freeland Mullin, Dennis Patrick-'lB'l40 Heyden Munson, Daniel Thomas-'l7l50 Rutherford Murphy, Charles William-8430 Plainview Murphy, Lawrence Edward-6317 West Outer Drive Neumann, Dale Edward-18670 Marlowe Niccolini, Robert-2550 Lawndale Nimick, Timothy James-7691 Auburn Oakley, Orville Edward-l6650 Sorrento O'Connor, Patrick Michael-ll7l8 Heyden O'Hara, Patrick James-12941 Wales, Huntington W Olshove, Joseph Philip-17369 Snowden O'Neil, Hugh Joseph-18677 Lauder Pachucki, James Bernard--8519 Esper Paradise, William Henry-16613 Strathmoor Pawlowski, Richard Felix-7130 Bingham, Dearborn Pazik, Thomas Julian-3186 East Outer Drive Penman, Terrence Leonard-16655 Lesure Podgaiski, Thomas Joseph-18041 Sussex Poehlman, Richard Joseph-13185 Wisconsin Pritchard, Richard Thomas-22041 Pickford V Pryzby, Delbert Joseph-8860 West Outer Drive oods Quinlan, James Henry-H3242 Tracey Quinlan, James Patrick-6303 Radnor Raleigh, Richard Joseph-17555 Ardmore Rosowski, Robert Bernard-6534 Westwood Ruff, John Philip-23420 West Eleven Mile Road, Sabin, Roy William-16700 Rockdale Santello, Robert August-16857 Cheyenne Sartorius, Joseph Charles-16166 Westbrook Schaub, George Amand--14295 Maiden Schiebel, Jerome James-15590 Ferguson Schwartz, Robert William-19742 Greenview Schwartz, Wilbert Paul-6411 West Outer Drive Seaton, Robert John--16840 Monica Seguin, Robert Joseph-16580 Mansfield Sharkey, Leo Patrick-9368 Minock Sirwaitis, Robert Anthony-6525 Rosemont Sloan, Joseph Anthony-15077 Winthrop Spielmaker, William John-13266 Freeland Springer, Lee Michael-16617 Birwood Stasikaitis, Donald Peter-8955 Birwood Steele, Roger Lawrence-17161 Harlow Steinmetz, William Joseph-19400 Archer Stevens, Edwin Gabart-8251 Freda Strong, Thomas Edward-16260 Wildemere Sweeney, Timothy Patrick-18045 St. Marys Trohey, Gary Martin-17330 Trinity Traina, Alfred Dominic--17135 Littlefield Tschirhart, Paul Michael-17821 Oakwood, Dearborn Tymoczko, Dennis John-17200 Ward Walsh, James Patrick-16206 Littlefield Warzynski, Gerald James-19453 Whitcomb Weber, Joseph Franklin-l8466 Fielding Welch, Edward Martin-'l68l5 Braile Wilkie, Gerald Stephen-7781 Braile Wittstock, Thomas Gregory-8215 Yolanda Wozniak, Leon Andrew-12876 Caldwell Wyzywany, Frank Theodore-9529 Westwood Zanotti, Louis Peter-17127 Ashton Zech, Frederick Charles-l58lO Murray Hill Zelmanski, Thomas Joseph-'l8707 Asbury Park Zucal, Lawrence James-21912 Southfield Autographs 0 fffgy H if XX 4 s A e ii l if' . f fi l W' if- 3 PRAYER FOR GUIDANCE IGiven to St. Dominic Savio by St. John Boscoi Behold, O loving Virgin Mary, I humbly kneel before thee to beg for the all-important grace of making a proper choice of a state in life. I seek nothing else but the perfect accomplishment of the Will of thy Divine Son through my whole life. I ardently desire to choose that state which will make me happiest at the hour of my death. O Mother of Good Counsel, speak to me a word of guidance, so that all doubt may leave my mind. Since thou art the Mother of my Savior, be also the Mother of my salvation. If thou, O Mary, wilt not shed upon me a ray of the Divine Sun, what other light will clear up my way? lf thou, O Mother of the lncarnate Wisdom, wilt not instruct me, who then will teach me? Give ear, then, O Mary, to my humble prayer. Doubtful and wavering, I beseech thee to direct me, to guide me along the path that leads to eternal life, for thou art the Mother of true love, holy fear, knowledge, and blessed hope, whose blossoms bring forth fruits of holy purity and honesty. Amen.' 3 t you s...-.M , EDWARDS BROTHERS. Am. Arbor, rvmi-igan PQ i i r 5 g 5 1 3-5 34 W- Y- W- ,. - -,,., 7--ff . 5