Catholic Central High School - Spires Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1946
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ON THE DIAMOND Left to right, first row: Norman Tusch, Dick Agacinski, Thomas Bieszka, Edward Olman, Robert Stawasz, R B L 1 M ' R b S ll' oman oruta, y Q- orrison, 0 ert u ivan. Second row: Don Attala, Edward Tyron, Dick Fron. Marvin Fewless, Ted Sobel, Robert Keenan, Jack Fortier, Gerry Gerke. Third row: Jack Young, Robert Olejniczak, Chuck Czechanski, Tony Makarewicz, Charles Boggiano. Ray Przybysz. The Catholic Central baseball forces hit the diamonds and basepaths with a mighty display of talent that beckoned the willing and capable hands of Coach lack Young, who moulded the l946 edition of Cougars into a forcible, efficient, strong, dreaded, baseball aggregation. The diamond-minded Cougars who were run- ner-up's in the City League race last year, are at their strongest 'through the middle' as they have a highly talented back-stopper in the person of veteran catcher Ray Przybysz and his battery mates were Tony Markarewicz, Lyle Morrison and Roman Boruta who formed a Winning combina- BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 9 Catholic . . , . , .,,. ..... ....,.,.. O t tawa April ll Catholic . . . , .Central April 23 Catholic ..... Christian April 25 Catholic .,.. Creston May 2 Catholic ,,., Union May 7 Catholic ,... South May 9 Catholic .... Ottawa May 14 Catholic ....... Central May 16 Catholic . . . .Christian May 21 Catholic ..... Creston May 27 Catholic .... Union May 29 Catholic ..... South tion all spring. These boys sent more than one despondent fellow back to the bench after he had seen three 'whizz' by. Bolstered by Bob Sullivan Who has one of the best 'Wings' on the ball field,and Chuck Boggiano, the infield, did their part in making the 'twin C.' team what it was. The outfield Was clustered with sluggers that slapped that 'pellet' over all the local fences. Ed Olman was one of these boys that hit the horse- hide until it rung, his mates Were Dick Agacin- ski and lim Schultz. qi' Coach lack Young liw'9 1,,,A TRAWED Twunz R QT.. HAMMERING' rf-is Hokssr-uns Fu'ru.E E FFORTS -5 WHATSAY umps? 6. PRQSTQATE BIG LEAGUE STUFF TRACK Coach E. I. Killoran once again took over the track coaching post which he vacated four years ago. Ted Sowle capably filled the position dur- ing his absence. Coach Killoran was blessed with an array of veteran thinclads, plus many willing underclass- men who made up in zest and spirit what they may have lacked in experience or sheer native ability. Under his expert tutelage the hopeful thinclads were rapidly whipped into a formidable track team. For the first time in city history, dual meets were held under the lights at 1-lousernan Field, although the field events were staged in the af- TRACK SCHEDULE April - Field Events - 4:00 Running Events -- 7:30 12 Union ,.... ..Ninth St. Field ,...,... 1-louseman Field 26 South ...,... South Field ,.,,. . Houseman Field 29 Central .,... 1-lousemari Field .. 30 Central . . . . . , . . ....., . Houseman Field May - 3 Ottawa ,....,.. Ottawa Field .. . . . 1-lousernan Field 10 Creston. .. .. Briggs Field . . . .. Houseman Field 16-17 Regional Meet 25 State Meet ternoon. Outstanding in these meets were E. I. Owens and Danny Pobojewski in the dashes, Dick Gib- son in the 440, Ed Draugelis, holder of the school record for the half mile, in the 880, and Eugene Duba in the mile. Dick Lang and Dick DeGraff handled the hurdles successfully. Casey Polkowski, veteran shotputter and pole vaulter, was the standout in the field events. Such men as Iames Crowley, pole vaulter, Gerry 1-lousernan and Don Miller, sprinters, Dick Bichler, quarter miler, lohn Loftus, half milerg and Ierry leleniewski, milerg rounded out the Track Team of '46. Coach E. I. Killoran W v ,W 'H' W fr-4 ,1 :.zs . , or 20' ,Q C3 0115 x 1 APN 'VH :N G LAD .vm ,gl 1 4. , ' -.1 ml ,guy --,I - X, Q. 0 f-mush wk April 29. , A May 2 May 9 May l3 May l6 May 20. A May 25 .... GOLF ' ' 1-fe--r':w'f 112541 if' Left to riprht: Henry Tazelaar. Jack Denner, Norman Bushey, Albert Schaaf, Dave Gardeski, Gerard Berles, George Gaikema, Charles Heynen, Bill Smolenski. Tom Farrell, Dick Chulski, John Sacha, Bert Leatherman. Chester Dudek. GOLF A A .Christian at lndian Trails , A A .Creston at l-lighlands A . A A . .Ottawa at Ridgemore A A A A A A . .South at Green Ridge A A A A A A A .Union at Gracewil Lawns A AAAAAAA A .Central at Cascade l-lills Regional Meet at Kent Country Club TENNIS Iune l AAAAA ........,...,A.AA. S tate Meet May l AAA. . A .Catholic vs. South May 6 .... ....A C atholic vs. Central May 8 AA.. A . ,Catholic vs. Christian May l3 .... A... C atholic vs. Creston May l5 ....... ..A.,A...,..A. C atholic vs. Union May 20 AA..A...A........A.. Catholic vs. Ottawa All matches were held at Franklin Park TENNIS Left to right: Robert Tebeau, Dan Howe. John Neis, Bill Carey, James Gersch, and Bill Dark. Adamzak, Arlene . . . . . Agacinski, Richard ...., Alberts. lack .,,........ Andrakowicz, Walter ...,. Andres. Kathleen ..... . Arents, Donald ......, Attala. Donald ,......., Azzarello, Marianne ..., Baciewicz, Florence. . Backowski. Barbara .... Bichler, Richard ..... Bissot. Barbara ,,... Bladey. Barbara .... Bladey, Dorothy ..... Blair. Iean ...,.... . Bland. Betty Iane ..,,, Blaszczyk. lean ..,.. Boggiano. Charles. . Bohn, Donna ......,. Borucki, Leon .,... Boruta. Roman . . . Boss. Agnes ,,... Bot, Florence ......,.,.,.. Braun. Donald ..... ...... Brechting. Mary Catherine ...., Brechting. Theresa. . . . . Brougham, Mary. .. ...... Brown, Margaret .... Brunner. Margaret. . . Brzezinski, Dorothy ,..., Brzezinski. Mary lane. . . Bushey, Norman ........ Bydolek, Raymond. . . . Byrne. Margaret ...... Callahan, Donna ...,, Campbell. Dorothy ,.... Carbonneau. Iames. . . . Carey, William ....,., Cebelak, Mary Ann .... Chrusciel. Veronica .... Chulski. Gloria Mae .... Chulski, John ......... Chulski. Richard .... Collins, Betty ,.... Collins. Phyllis .... Conard, Lorraine .,.. Connor, Rosemary .... Corey. Hannah ....,.. Croskey, Dorothy ....... Culligan, Patricia ........ Czemichowski, Therese. . . Dark. William .... ,,... . . . DeGennaro. Theresa .... DeGratf, Richard .,... DenHerder. Gloria .... Denhof, Alah ......... Dennis, Harriet ,......,. Deschaine. Bernard .... Didion, Marjorie ...... Dobre. Doris ......... Dombroski, Dolores .... Donnelly, Iack ....... Draugelis, Edward .... Druskis, Frances .... Duba, Eugene ..,. Dudick, Iames .... Duffy, Elenora .... Durst, Viola ........ Dutkiewicz. Leone .... Eardly. Bemard ....,. Erazmus, Raymond ,.... SENIOR DIRECTORY .. 926 Eleventh St. . . . .635 Harlan Ave. . . .135 Quigley Blvd. . . . . .48 Straight St. . . . .1801 Berkley Ave. . . . .2140 Audubon St. ....146 Quigley St. . . .. 29 Sycamore St. . 523 Emerald Ave. , ...... 323 Union Ave. . . . . . . . .940 Garfield Ave. . . . . .66 Iohn Ball Park Dr. Walker Road, Route No. 2 . . . . . 336 Gunnison Ave. . 2048 Edgewood Ave. .. . . . .261 College Ave. . . . .426 Broadway Ave. . . .1830 Madison Ave. . 750 Crofton St. . .1054 Fulton St. . .. 954 Veto St. . . M1234 Edith Ave. . . 1630 Laestma Ave. . .. ..... 112 Gold Ave. . 3920 Alpine Ave. . . .Comstock Park, Mich. ,... .1216 Sherman St. . . .515 Lincoln Ave. .. .226 Dickinson St. . .520 Burke Ave. . . . . . . 520 Burke Ave. .. .1906 Newark Ave. .. . . .520 Emerald Ave. . . 3281 Three Mile Road . . . . .1831 Belden Ave. .2014 Francis Ave. 1453 Wilcox Park Dr. .. H38 Auburn St. BelAirDr. . .Way1and. Mich., R.R. 2 ......2l6FoxSt. . . . . . . . .136 Valley Ave. . ,. . ,. .1411 Byron St. .316 Griggs St. . . . . .363 Richard Terrace ....... 126 Buckley St. ..... .329 Fuller Ave. . . . . .645 Grandville Ave. . .. .. . . . .1831 Collins St. . . . . .1925 Lafayette Ave. . . . . , .651 Garfield Ave. .311 Alger St. . . . .1014 Cass Ave. . . . ,135 Straight Ave. ... .. .356 Spencer St. , ....... 1415 Paris Ave. ..........908 Walker St. . , .. .1341 Columbia Ave. . . .. . . .1045 Ioosten St. ... .1014 Crescent St. . . . .334 Eastern Ave. . . . .100 Benjamin Ave. .. . . .1601 Buchanan Ave. . . . .. . . .410 Webster St. . .. .506 Houseman Ave. ,.........751FirstSt. . . . . .547 Valley Ave. . . . .355 Graham St. . .. .214 Valley Ave. . . . . .549 Oakdale St. .. .. .919 Baraga St. Fahringer. Ruth ...... ........,......... 7 48 Marietta St. Farrell. Thomas .... .... Fifelski, Anita . .. . .. .216 Carroll Ave. .445 Spring Ave. Finkler. Bagley Ave. Frodl. Frank ...... . ....................... .343 Tenth St. Frydrych, Dorothy .... ................ 5 42 Fremont Ave. Gardeski, David .... ......855 Bates St. Gedvila. Dolores. Gerulis. Esther . Golzynski, Dolores Gosciniak, Mary . . Gozdik. Barbara. . . . Grady. Iay. . .... . . Grochowalski. Henrietta Grzeczka, Rosalie . . Grzeskowiak, Martin. . Hammerschmidt, Iames Hansknecht, Rita ...... Harig. Leora ....,..... Harring. William .... Hefferan, Margaret. . Heibel, Theola ...... Hekker. Maxine .. Hencir. lean .... Henze. Iulia ..... Hickey. Eileen .... Hickey, Therese .... Hieshetter. Frances. Hoban, Douglas .,.. Hogan. Thomas. . . Horter. Helen ..,..,. Host, Mary lane. . . . Houseman. Gerald. . . Howard, Dolores .... Howe, Daniel ....,. Huizenga, Peter ...... Hurnowicz, Charlene. Impens, Margaret Mary Ianes, Dolores. . . . . . Iazwinski, Donald .. leleniewski, Gerald Iohnson. Dolores .... Iones, Iames ........ Iones, Thomas ...... Kahler, Mary Lou .... Kailing. Florence . . . Kalinka, Martha .... Kalinka, Rita .......,... Kalinowski, Dorothy .... Kamsickas, Eugenia. . . . Karas. Raymond ...... Karasiewicz, Lucille .... Keena. lack ... .... Keena. Norma ...... Kelly, Dolores ..... Kelly, Patricia .... Kersjes. Dolores. . . Kerwin, Connie. . . Keyes. Virginia ..... Kilroy. Iune ...... Kipen, Orville ....... Kittridge, Cathryn .... Kleynenberg. Iohn . . . Knape, Gerald ..... Konwinski, Marge. . Koperski, Lois ..,.. Koster. Gilbert . .. Kozal. Donald ..,... Koziei. Bernard ..... Krueger, Marjorie. . . Krygier, Lorraine ..... Kubiak, Robert ..,.. Kuhn. Barbara ...... Kujawa, Frances .... Kulak. Stella ...... Kunkel. Robert .... Kupinski, Ioseph .... Lang, Richard ......,.. Laubscher. Robert ......... Lewandowska. Dolores. . Lzcari. Vita .............. Linsley. Dorothy ........ Lipsey, Virginia .... Loftus, Iohn ....... Losgar, Marilyn ..... 1334 Turner Ave. 1570 Quarry Ave. . 863 Tenth St. 574 Eastern Ave. . 922 Sibley St. 340 Franklin St. 933 Michigan St. 724 Michigan St. . .1131 lnnes St. .. .315 Glenhaven Ave. ....821 Ninth St. 10638 Wilson Ave., N. Dorr .. . 619 Shamrock St. 409 Barnett St. 645 Cordelia St. .1048 Sheridan Ave. .707 Sixth St. R.R. 1. Comstock Park. Mich. . 3858 Lake Michigan Dr. . 704 Griggs St. 121 Leonard St. . 1330 Sigsbee St. 600 Hogan St. 1544 Alpine Ave. . 19 Ann St. 1329 Emerald Ave. 1010 White Ave. 111 Carlton Ave. 938 Sheridan St. 812 Second St. . 808 Leonard St. 1555 Broadway Ave. . 1101 Cora St. 740 Michigan St. 921 Cass Ave. 326 Hastings St. 617 Evans St. . . 445 Ethel Ave. . . . .Big Rapids. Mich. .. . 611 Diamond Ave. 611 Diamond Ave. . .. . .833 Innes St. .. 535 Eleventh St. . 523 Pine Ave. . 548 Garfield Ave. 7523 Knapp Rd.. R.R. 2, Ada . . . . . . Ada. Michigan . . . . .1307 Grandville Ave. . . .1075 Grandville Ave. . . . . .1900 Godfrey Ave. ......,..956 Veto St. ...........37Grove St. 1937 Iefferson Ave. . . . .2148 Palace Ave. . . . .. .217 Corinne St. . . . .3440 Plainfield Ave. . . . . .2501 Oakwood Ave. ......510 Eastern Ave. . ..... 1222 Fourth St. . . . . . . 1230 Boston St. . . . .1044 Muskegon Ave. . . . . . . .736 Emperor St. . . . . . 1502 Mason St. . . . . .1108 Hovey St. ........737 First St. . .2101 Huizen St. . . . .840 Alpine Ave. .. M919 Nagold St. . . . 350 Brown St. .745Lyon St. . . . .640 Rosewood Ave. . . . . .2219 Union Blvd. . . . , .832 Davis Ave. ......319 Graham St. . . . . .461 Crawford St. . . . .1942 Belden Ave. . . . . . .1132 Cooper Ave. . . , . 1260 Lafayette Ave. Majewski, Donald Maiewski, Virginia Makowski, Barbara . Manikowski, Richard Mansfield, Shirley. Marcellus, Lorraine Markee. Peggy . Marshall, Maxine Masiewicz. Mary Matel, Richard . McCarthy, Kathleen. McCarty, Maureen McDonald, Bertha . . . McGarry, Michael . McGough, Marguerite ,.., McGovern, Gerald McKenna, Robert McWilliams, Bernard Meyer, Alice ...., . . Mlynarczyk, Edward. Miller, Betty .,... . . Miller, Donald. . . . . . Miller. Marcia. . . . . Minogue, Geraldine Misiewicz, Margaret . . Moriarty, Nancy .. Morrison, Lyle Mudrak,Ioan .. . Mulhall, Frances . Murphy. Iames . Myler, William , Neis, Iohn .. .. . Nielsen, Iustin .. . Norton, Iohan. . . . . Nowak, Florence . Nowak, Virginia. . . O'Brien, lames Ogg, loseph ..... O'Keete, Roberta ..,, Olman, Edward ...,. Permoda, Maxine . Peters. Shirley ,,,,. Pitsch, Matilda .,,, Plewka. Donald . Pliszynski, Helen . Podhajski, Therese . Polkowski, Casimir. . Poplaski, Norman Popma, Doris ...... Popma, Gerald . . . Powell, Margaret . . Proctor, Patricia .,., Prowoznik, Stanley .... Pruss, Margaret ....,.. Przybysz, Raymond. Ptak, Rose ,,....., . Purwin, Iohn. . . . . Raaymakers, Arleen. . Rademacher, Eugene Radlicki, Patricia . Rapp, Iohn .....,. Ressell, Dorothy. Reus, Marie ,,.,. Reynolds, Mary. . Rode, Louise. . . . Roguszka, Barbara Romanowski, Daniel Ruthkoslcy, Mary Ann Sacha, Iohn , .... . . . Sak, Casimir . . . Senior Directory Cont'd . 860 Emerald Ave. 1113 Kosciuszko St. 821 Seventh St. B20 Davis Ave. 246 Ann St. 4686 Lake Michigan Dr. . . .420 Cedar St. 823 Fourth St. . . 153 Lane Ave. 238 Straight Ave. 1130 Paris Ave. 117 Newberry St. .1027 Iennette Ave. . 101 Carlton Ave. 510 Benjamin Ave. . 2228 Paris Ave. R.R.2, Bostwick Lake 1820 Four Mile Road 1242 Rathbone St. . 337 Indiana Ave. . .409 Walnut St. . 1605 Stoddard Ave. 255 Barnett St. 2219 Godwin Ave. 910 Fremont Ave. . 1816 Madison Ave. 1728 College Ave. 720 Emerald Ave. .. .2101 Francis Ave. .. 900 Giddings Ave. 732 Rosewood Ave. . 244 Baynton Ave. 152 Grand Ave. 1706 Havanna St. . 1055 Dayton St. 900 Alpine Ave. 745 California St. 19 Burton St. .. 2314 Division Ave. 427 Lagrave Ave. .. . 1732 Kinney Ave. .1645 Martindale Ave. 4821 Bristol, Comstock Park . 1116 Muskegon Ave. . .1029 Davis Ave. . 520 Diamond Ave. 454 Diamond Ave. .. 629 Eastern Ave. .. . 427 Rumsey St. . . . . . .632 Stolpe St. . . 315 Conant Terrace 557 Cedar St. .319 Finney Ave. . 914 Tamarack Ave. 938 Park St. . . .476 Emerald Ave. 1110 Crescent St. 542 Crosby St. 412 First St. 1018 Dayton St. 4006 Division Ave. . 1213 First St. 709 E. Leonard St. . 1744 Union Blvd. 2121 Duiker Ave. 824 First St. 501 Emerald Ave. . 705 Ionia St. 348 Eastern Ave. . 134 Gold Ave. Saunders, Earl .,... Savickas, Helen .... Scannell, Thomas ..., Schaaf, Albert, . . . Scherbinski, Emily. . Schildroth, Mariorie . Schmeiser, Harold . . Schmidt, Elisabeth Schmidt. Kathleen . . Scholl, Raymond ..., Schultz, Iames .. Scytko, Walter . Serba, Virginia . . Short. Diane ..... . Siegel, Herman. . . . Sieracki, Evelyn . Smith, Ioseph .... Smith, Mariorie. . . Smith, Paula ....,... Smolenski, William Sobel, Theodore .... Sobol, Marianne .... Spoczynski, Irene . Stachowiak. Margaret Stawasz, Robert . Stasiak, Helen ,..,. Stettes, Norine .. Stoddard. Gordon. . Strobejko, Genevieve Strzyzewski, Iames Subocz, Eugene. . . Suchowolec, Walter Symanski, Donald. Syrek, Raymond. . . Szurna, Lorraine .... Tebeau, Robert .,.. Tennis, Audrey .... Thomas, Lorraine. , . Thome, Dolores ...... Thompson, Gerald .... Tibble, Charmaine . Toczylowski. Lillian. Todish, Barbara ...,. Tomasik, Bernardine. Tryc, Dorothy ,..,.,.. Turel, Mary Lou. .. Veneklase, Kathleen Verlin, Helen .,,...... Vogt, Rosemary ..... Voss, leanne ..,.,. Voss. Hugh ..,....... Walcott, Dorothy ,..., Walczewski, Robert Walendziak, Esther, Walenga, Daniel. , . Walsh, Martin ...... Webb, Iuanita.. . Weber, lean ,,...., Westdorp, Thomas. . Westrate, Winifred Whalen, Patricia. . . . Willard, Lorraine. . . Wilson, Shirley ..,.. Witte, loan. ,. .,... Zalewski, Ioseph ,... Zdybel, Theresa. . Zeganis, Marianne . Zeilbeck, Dorothy. . . Zmudka. Henry ..... Zoe, Eugene ......,.. Zyskowski, Dorothy. ....1614 Havana St. . .1446 Muskegon Ave. .. 218 Dickinson St. . .. 1818 Nelson Ave. . .211 Hall St. . 2122 Rowe Ave. . .. . 543 Turner Ave. .1340 Columbia Ave. 1309 Builalo Ave. 729 Pine Ave. . . .421 Leonard St. 939 Fourth St. . 516 Eastern Ave. . 714 Sheldon Ave. 841 Nagold St. 334 Gunnison Ave. . 223 Garfield Ave. . . 624 Delaware St. .. . Dorr. Michigan . 5 Valley Ave. . 1016 W. Fulton St. . . 1100 Fremont Ave. 1150 Filth St. .444 Diamond Ave. . 936 Capen St. . . , .331 Marion Ave. . . .1139 Wheeler St. .1661 Madison Ave. . . . . . .1010 Hovey St. . .. .733 Sixth St. .621 Fremont Ave. . . .4 Gunnison Ave. .. .931 Michigan St. .. . 803 Spring Ave. . .1218 Scribner Ave. . . . . . .457 Webster St. . . . . . .527 Lincoln Ave. .1111 Broadway Ave. . . . .Spar-ta, Michigan ,........318 Cass Ave. . . . 1317 Ieflerson Ave. .. . . .461 Spring Ave. . . . . .593 Cass Ave. . .... 923 Sibley St. . . 424 Harlan Ave. M859 Innes St. Dale St. .. . .1115 Beechwood St. .1546 Hamilton Ave. . . . . . .1302 Walker St. , ........ 1536 Fourth St. . . . .2028 Iohanna Ave. . . .720 Fremont Ave. . . . .945 Iennette Ave. ......918 Baraga St. . Rockford, Michigan ... .... 3121 Gable St. . . . . .1416 Lafayette Ave. .1630 Martindale Ave. 342 Eureka Ave. . . 352 Sheldon Ave. 2116 Denwood Ave. N315 Woodmere Ave. 1618 Elizabeth Ave. .... .1155 Dayton St. . .314 Lexington Ave. .. 1056 Quarry Ave. .. 923 Northwood St. . 428 Pettibone Ave. .......940 Cherry St. . H217 Seward Ave. QZMJJW Reserve C! jffffww f M5 XKZW J ffwifgemwf ff ' xxgdhdvpggj WAV fm, 5 fp fwbefwn 7 W j ' Q50 :rf mf . ..4:y-w-- ' I I I I I I 1 I I I I -who vw Quay-- Rev. William Murphy, principal, and his capable assistant. Rev. Robert Heyer, formulating plans for nineteen forty-seven. Rev. I. P. Flannery. Superintendent Rev. Iohn McGee and Rev. Ioseph Murphy discussing matters relating to a typical school day at West Catholic Central. Q 9' fbi? ifmw U Q2 Zxj sx'f.f M , 'B W W 'gwwggklv 13 R , K, W W3 , YQ' WN AWXSW X MTL , awvwhwwfmkff F?QVWL0WVMyV fdhvmv GQwvpw' H4imLnf y . 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Band, Orchestra Physical Education Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Sister izzyziai' THE FACULTY History Chemistry Mathematics Biology, Physiology Mathematics English, Glee Club Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister M. Irma, O.P. .... , M. James, O.P. M. Joan, O.P. .,,,. . M. Joseph, S.S.F. Joseph Marie, O.P. ., M. Laura, O.P. .,..... . M. Laurentina. O.P. History Typing Latin Sister M. Agatha, S.S.F. ,...,............... . Sister M. Agnes Regina, O.P. ...,.,.,.... , Sister Aloysius Marie, O.P. Sister Angelita, S.S.N.D. ..,.. ........ L atin Sister Annabel, O. P. ........ ..,.... . Sister Benedetta, O.P. .....,.... ,. Sister Benedette, S.S.N.D. Sister Bernard, O.P. .......,..,. ...,... . Sister Bonaventure, O.P. Sister Borgia, O.P. ,............... ....... . Sister Carmella, S.S.N.D. Sister Casimir, O.P. ...... . Sister Christina, O.P. ..,. . Sister Damien, O.P. ...... . Sister Dominica, O.P. .... . Sister Edna, O.P. ....,...... . ....., .. Sister Edwardine. O.P. .... ...... - Sister Edwin, O.P. ........ . Sister Eustasia, O.P. .... . Sister Eva, S.S.N.D. ,....... ....... . Sister Gabriel, S.S.N.D. ...... ....... . Sister Gertrude Marie. O.P. ...,.. .,..... . Sister M. Gervase, O.P. ...... . Father Heyer ..,.......,......... Sister M. Huberta, O.P. .... . Sister M. Ida, O.P. ........... . Sister M. Irene, O.P. f' I Nfyv Mathematics, General Science Art, Mechanical Drawing Biology, General Science Mathematics Study Hall Supervision Typing. Stenography History, Economic Geography History English Mathematics Mathematics, English English, Latin Physics, General Science Civics, Sociology, English, French Sociology, Civics English. French, History History Stenography, Bookkeeping Library High School Geography, History Father McGee , , , ......, , ...., Latin, Religion Sister M. Pacifica, S.S.N.D. ..., ,..,.... E nglish Sister M. Petronilla, O.P. Chemistry, Mathematics Sister M. Remigia, S.S.N.D. English Sister M. Roberta, O.P. ....,.,.. ....,,.. H istory Sister M. Rosalina. O.P. .,....... ,....... E nglish Sister M. Rose Marie, O.P. ...., ....... M athematics Mr. Theodore Sowle ..,. ,,............. . .. ........ Physiology Sister M. Terencia, O.P. ....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, , Sister M. Theodomira, S.S.N.D. . ,,.... .. Sister M. Theophane, O.P. Sister M. Veronica, O.P. English, Mathematics History, Geography Bookkeeping, Stenography Latin Mr. John Young ............,,. Economic Geography Sister M. Zita, O.P. .....,......................... English, Mathematics Music - Sister Anna Marie, O.P. Sister Margaret Ann, O.P. Sister M. Ignatius Loyola, M, Benedetta, O.P. Physiology Registrar English . History, Homemaking Secretaries . ...... .English f f . I , 5 - . X A I . ,ff 1 41: 4 ,Z-4-Q-.-:Q '60 f ' -'gf il of f' NAS ,Q 1 OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Mrs. John Young Rosemary Bennett U 17 'Q ' N N ,.........1 in l . ga, . -JZ: 2 ' Mrs' Iohn Young Spires Royalty King Spires Royalty Queen Donald Miller Lillian Toczylowski X . .. ri x AQ 5 Q, Y K. ,.1z.1+Qs'f,,,7 CO-EDITORS: Rosemary Connor, Richard Agcxcinski -N, W X xxx lL X i. A xt xl .y ' ' 1 1.1, , 'x , , Bt'-33 Xp x W X 3. X Photographer: Iohn Milhaupi .1 J- A Q. . 'gd VJ MQW WZ? W ,f 7 fjyf fb f f ,J 57 fb X 5 My f . g I ,uf jf ,.f :r ! xx f ffl' ' Af lip 4 WI A C x. f x fi 1 . Y ,N Mil 3 Z f X. . , I X f! wx if X O S I s EN! nsunmn 3 if 4,.,v 7 , '1i:::- , 151 A' 'jf - Z 1 X , ' X nf KK? XX I' ,l 5 ,if- Our Annual Retreat Among the many and varied spiritual opportunities offered to Catholic Central students, the annual Retreat holds first place in the hearts and minds of both faculty and pupils. Three days of meditation upon the great truths of our holy Re- ligiong conferences on voca- tions, and concentration on the duties of our state in life serve to strengthen the spiritual struc- ture of all who are enrolled une der the banner of C. C. The retreat of 1946 was our last one. Who of us can ever forget the zeal and sincerity manifested by the rugged and earnest Father McCaffery, O. P., who Warned us that no matter how many years may be ahead of us, Some day you are going Home. V' 'S all Y .N .AY 5 X .I On the morning ot lanuary 25, the clos- ing day of the Retreat, l4OU Catholic Cen- tral students received Holy Communion in a body. ln the afternoon the Blessed Sacrament was exposed during Holy Hour in Which the students participated with hymns and prayers. Benediction by the Rev. William Murphy was the final retreat ceremony. The l946 Retreat concluded with the renewal ot Baptismal vows and the impressive Papal blessing by the Rev. McCaffery. Rev. Father Murphy oiliciates at Benediction. .,. ,. ,la- N I .r ,A -, f 1A .'1 . --va if! ' 1.1, v' 4 f , V r--v-.7 3 .1 it x f R if X X if 3 :,.p1.,., ' f 5 r f'fI . . 4 F rf. 3-, 2 1, .p g -I.:-.f:f , ff IFE A ': :JA 1 1 NN ,nm l . :maxi QQQ, , f Fr. Heyer insirucling Division l ol senior boys' Religion class. pg Y ,rx Fr. Dunphy instructing Division ll oi iunior girls' Religion class. l U 4 Q f 'f'5.r - The Seniors dedicated their panel discussion, open lorum. and symposium on vocations to St. Ioseph. 'fs Aw, X At the close of a fervent Novena, Rosemary Connor, co-editor of the Spires together with Virginia Maiewski and Therese Podhaiski dedicated the work of the annual to Mary Immaculate on December 8. ,wzw w Wwgrgixyf AfW 1515 M 1 ,. 4 QA 95116 Vip fx wf Qf , -42 M rid Wy pil f, V ' pf N N V W x + ' 5'if,x3.J M 75177 52 yy YY gg , D gif KS X if ff 551 ' f 5 Awww , xy QM Wfiigwf gmyg . xES4 Qiyfl,,fQ W Pi KRW, 20 2 RE- ia if' L fx ?k 3 3,3 ' XX XE, AGES? QQQEYHSRBQQQYS , 3 ha 4 Liiisgz ZEQQV WQEMQ 45? . 5551 PIUY de cx novend Oi hung h t'daYs seniors me S' , 1 Christmas 0 Room , . Home I me Cribs erected in the previous io ers beiore During the Christmas season the generous offerings of food I testified the ch ' or the poor and the aged arxty of Catholic Central students. My . Mx' kfqfgfffy J Bnvfjyfw xx, . WM 1 HEnnEmlE5 fy X V, ,, xx- . L rrifp xx xxx xx CLASS OFFICERS CONF ER WITHTPRINCIPAL r - . JW' ' ,-X Left to right. Standing: Casimir Polkowski. treasurer: Rev. William I. Murphy, principal. Seated: Rosemary Vogt, secretary: Gerald Houseman. president: Nancy Moriarty, vice-president. If A A If I V1f'. 'lf' V iff' 'I ,ffl M 911.1 If CLASS RESUME But what minutes! Count them by sensation and not by calendars and each moment is a day. and the race a life. The sun is rising beyond the distant hillsg uncertainty shades the dawn as we advance into the light. We are Freshmen jostling in a crowd of unfamiliar faces, experiencing the friendships of many new acquaintances and becoming only partially aware of the significance of our first retreat. The fore-noon becomes radiant in the light of our ambition. As Sophomores we begin to sense our purpose. We greet our new spiritual leader, the Most Reverend Bishop Haas, with sincere enthusiasm. Catholic Central reaches a new goal in attendance, we now number eleven hundred and fifty. The sun high in the heavens announces that midday has descended. ln the glory of our noon-tide we dream the plans of the future. With pardonable pride we Iuniors announce that the greatest num- ber of winners in the Bishops High School Fund Essay Contest are from our ranks. We promote our first social event the I-Hop. Our love and respect for Catholic Central has taken root. Reluctantly we view the evening shadows descending upon our firm society of nearly three hundred members. Now we are aim- ing for the future, but so little time remains to plan and work. Father William Murphy returns as the self-sacrificing principal. After promoting a unique and vigorous campaign the clamoring seniors choose: president, Gerald l-louseman, vice-president, Nancy Moriarty, secretary, Rosemary Vogt, and treasurer, Casimir Polkowski. Gala Night festivities, and the two all-Senior parties are treasures of remembrance. We are proud of our All-State Sportsmen, Gerry McGovern and Casey Polkowski. The world is again at peace, synonymous with the peace of soul we experience after our annual retreat. The shadows deepen and a few stars appear to lend their enchantment to our dances- the Homecoming, Sno-Shuffle, and Spring Swing. Crdinarily just another day would be passing into the realms of eternity, but there has been a radiant sunset bringing with it the promises of a glorious future. As this day ebbs away, we think with consoling re- membrance of tasks accomplished. Dimly we see each senior boy and girl cautiously advancing to his particular goal in life. ln prayerful thanksgiving for our Catholic edu- cation, we offer Almighty God this complete day. Tomorrow, we go forth to test our worth, remembering that we have been educated for democracy. Rosemary Vogt '46 f Lf' nf' 1 H eff' V I My f tr .1 .guru A ,V H y ' ARLENE ADAMZAK st. Adalbert , ' . Glee Club , ' , , .' . RICHARD AGACINSKI St. Isidore P V ' 5, :II M. fx Baseball, Varsity, Spires Co-editor, Quill and Scroll .Q 33,37 I td t i . ' 'ltftli 'N ' IACK ALBERTS St. Francis Xavier x , F5 Football, Varsity, Student Council, Blue and White, ' ' ' Ushers' Club-Pres. WALTER ANDRAKOWICZ Sacred Heart Ushers' Club KATHLEEN ANDRES Holy Name Glee Club, Student Council, Courtesy Club, Literary Club DONALD ARENTS Holy Name Band, Spires DONALD ATTALA St. Francis Xavier Baseball I MARIANNE AZZARELLO Our Lady ot Sorrows P J Spires, Glee Club, Spires Contest FLORENCE BACIEWICZ St. lsiclore Courtesy Club BARBARA BACKOWSKI St. lsidore Student Council RICHARD BICHLER St. Mary Football, Track, Varsity BARBARA BISSOT St. Mary Spires, Euclidean Club, Quill and Scroll,'Aquinas Academic Day BARBARA BLADEY St. Adalbert Courtesy Club, Senior Party Committee DOROTHY BLADEY Sacred Heart Entertainment Chairman, Spires Contest, Courtesy Club IEAN BLAIR St. Alphonsus Queen's Court, Literary Club BETTY IANE BLAND St. Andrew Blue and White, Euclidean Club IEAN BLASZCZYK St. Mary Courtesy Club, Chairman Senior Party CHARLES BOGGIANO St. Francis Xavier Football, Basketball, Varsity, Ushers' Club, King of Homecoming Dance X F I Qi W, ?5',?', 2 51' , I A 1 X 'C-Vdgi . iv g tg: ,,, ,,-,iz X- if 'til reaped ,swf il its ,uf 3'- J ,Q . 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My f f K 1 I ' Z-ii w. f. fbr..--1.4 .t .ug , . t f ,gil .af 'mr ' .x5?5Qv-r I I We . if CY-FS 1 2 t gf if rg W1 5 ,, ' 'Vs DONNA BOHN St, Francis Xavier Courtesy Club, Glee Club LEON BORUCKI Sacred Heart Senior Party Committee ROMAN BORUTA Sacred Heart Co-editor Blue and White, Football, Baseball, Varsity Sno-Shuffle Committee AGNES BOSS St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Courtesy Club FLORENCE BOT Holy Name Euclidean Club, Courtesy Club DONALD BRAUN St. Mary Spires, R,O.T.C., Bars and Cbevrons Club MARY CATHERINE BRECHTING Holy Trinity Band, Orchestra, Graduate, High School Music, Aquinas Academic Day THERESA BRECHTING Holy Trinity Courtesy Club, Literary Club MARY BROUGHAM St. Stephen Student Council, Literary Club MARGARET BROWN St. Mary Courtesy Club MARGARET BRUNNER St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Literary Club DOROTHY BRZEZINSKI St, lsidore Courtesy Club MARY IANE BRZEZINSKI St. lsidore Courtesy Club NORMAN BUSHEY St. Francis Xavier Spring Swing Committee RAYMOND BYDOLEK St. lsidore Student Council, Senior Party Committee MARGARET BYRNE St. Alphonsus Student Council DONNA CALLAHAN Holy Name Courtesy Club DOROTHY CAMPBELL St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Student Council IAMES CARBONNEAU St. Thomas Sno-Shuttle Committee WILLIAM CAREY St. Thomas Cheerleader, Tennis, Student Council, Varsity, Blue and White, Spires MARY ANN CEBELAK St. Isidore Drum Majorette, Spires Contest, Gala-Nite Co-chairman VERONICA CHRUSCIEL St. Stanislaus Spires Contest, Literary Club GLORIA MAE CHULSKI St. Francis Xavier Courtesy Club, Homecoming Committee IOHN CHULSKI Sacred Heart Dynix' JNSXJM RICHARD CHULSKI St. Stephen Spires Contest BETTY COLLINS St. Francis Xavier Literary Club, Spring Swing Committee 1 'G' ge PHYLLIS COLLINS St. Thomas Courtesy Club, Senior Party LORRAINE CONARD St. Andrew Courtesy Club ROSEMARY CONNOR St. Thomas Spires Co-editor, Associate Editor Blue and White Literary Club, Quill and Scroll HANNAH COREY St. loseph Euclidean Club DOROTHY CROSHIY St. Francis Xavier Courtesy Club, Senior Party PATRICIA CULLIGAN St. Francis Xavier Literary Club, Aquinas Academic Day THERESE CZERNICHOWSKI St. Aclalbert Courtesy Club, Homecoming Committee, Spring Swing Committee WII.LIAM DARK St. Francis Xavier Spires THERESA DE GENNARO Our Lady ot Sorrows Courtesy Club RICHARD DEGRAFF Sacred Heart Track, Varsity, Ushers' Club 1' . r N . ' 'Nt .sk X X X 'L K O t. lv tg. , .,. t 22:2 . Y y ,vm , :ar R , , L - , sf! P Qw U GLORIA DEN HERDER St, Alphonsus Glee Club, Courtesy Club ALAH DENHOF St. Francis Xavier Courtesy Club HARRIET DENNIS St. Adalbert Student Council, Glee Club, Courtesy Club BERNARD DESCHAINE St. Alphonsus Student Council, Gala-nite Chairman, Orchestra Drum Major, R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club MARIORIE DIDION Holy Name Literary Club, Homecoming Queen DORIS DOBRE St. lsiclore Glee Club, Blue and White DOLORES DOMBROSKI St. Isidore Courtesy Club IACK DONNELLY St. Thomas Glee Club, Blue and White EDWARD DRAUGELIS St. Francis Xavier Football, Basketball-Capt., Track, Varsity, Blue and White, Co-chairman Senior Party FRANCES DRUSKIS SS. Peter and Paul Library Club, Glee Club EUGENE DUBA St. Isidore Varsity, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Ushers' Club IAMES DUDICK St. lames Ushers' Club ELENORA DUFFY St. Mary Courtesy Club, Senior Party Committee VIOLA DURST St. Ioseph Courtesy Club LEONE DUTKIEWICZ Sacred Heart Senior Party Committee BERNARD EARDLY St. Francis Xavier Senior Party Committee RAYMOND ERAZMUS St. Isidore Baseball RUTH FAHRINGER St. Alphonsus Euclidean Club, Spring Swing Committee THOMAS FARRELL St. Thomas Spires, Blue a'nd White, Tennis, Varsity ANITA FIFELSKI St. lsidore Courtesy Club VIRGINIA FINKLER St. Stephen Cap and Gown Committee FRANK FRODL St. Mary Spring Swing Committee DOROTHY FRYDRYCH St. Adalbert Literary Club DAVID GARDESKI St. Isidore Baseball DOLORES GEDVILA SS. Peter and Paul Courtesy Club ESTHER GERULIS SS. Peter and Paul Courtesy Club, Cap and Gown Committee DOLORES GOLZYNSKI St. Adalbert Courtesy Club MARY GOSCINIAK St. Isidore Glee Club, Courtesy Club BARBARA GOZDIK Sacred Heart Queen's Court, Student Council, Courtesy Club IAY GRADY St. Andrew HENRIETTA GROCHOWALSKI St. lsidore Literary Club ROSALIE GRZECZKA St. Isidore Literary Club, Aquinas Academic Day MARTIN GRZESKOWIAK St. lsidore Senior Party Committee ii 5 f 'K .5 - ' x i?Q 6' h X--wsu 'tk 9 ,qt r- su - -- :H :S OH mi -f oh o ml! C 5 EB' :am mm sa is ga sfo gm Gm o ow iff! ai DG' LQ: :J U19 cn 56 Eg' v 0-1 3 5 m O -4 F. O . E? Q. 5 E NC ,fre f . l f-7 Nr- ' 'I X al h n A 1' fffyffy' L2 l x f .1 Q 1 ,MJQM-f ' J, 1 h riff q,-5.,0o-v ,ea F. x. I 7 iq . , X 32 3 2 ,--fi Qaweig J. .s 33 1.-i : txt , 42 ' Q s ...Q J ..... A5 'L 2' fl 55137 W. G . 5 hge 1' il'-k-,Hz ifi sf , fn .st 4? .c K tftg xx 'Y ,Q yn' ' LIS! 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X ff' ifjg, A X f 1 ,f of MAXIN' HEKKER Stf-lose-ph Studenft Council, Courtesy Club, Literary Club IEAN HENCIR St, Aclalbert Glee Club, Courtesy Club IULIA HENZE Holy Trinity Literary Club EILEEN HICKEY St. Iames Courtesy Club THERESE HICKEY Holy Name Courtesy Club FRANCES HIESHETTER St. Alphonsus Literary Club, French Club, Spires, Student Council Quill and Scroll, Aquinas Academic Day DOUGLAS HOBAN St. Stephen Homecoming Committee 1 THOMAS HOGAN Holy Name fp., 1:61. --A 1, f , I Band - HELEN HORTER St. Anthony Courtesy Club MARY IANE HOST St. Alphonsus Spires Contest, Courtesy Club, Glee Club, Sno-Shuttle Committee GERALD HOUSEMAN St. Alphonsus Class President, Varsity, Football, Track DOLOBES HOWARD St. Adalbert Student Council, Courtesy Club, Senior Party Committee DANIEL HOWE St. Thomas Glee Club, Tennis, Varsity PETER HUIZENGA St. Ioseph Spring Swing Committee CHARLENE HURNOWICZ St. Adalbert Band, Orchestra, Library Club, Literary Club MARGARET MARY IMPENS St. Anthony Courtesy Club DOLORES IANES SS. Peter and Paul Courtesy Club DONALD IAZWINSKI St. Adalbert Track, Varsity, Ushers' Club GERALD IELENIEWSKI St. lsidore Football, Track, Varsity DOLORES IOHNSON St, Andrew Courtesy Club IAMES IONES St. Andrew Spring Swing Committee THOMAS IONES St. Andrew Band, Orchestra, R.Q.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club MARY LOU KAHLER St. Stephen Glee Club, Literary Club FLORENCE KAILING St. Mary Library Club, Student Council MARTHA KALINKA St. lsidore Courtesy Club RITA KALINKA St. lsidore Courtesy Club DOROTHY KALINOWSKI St. lsidore Literary Club, Glee Club EUGENIA KAMSICKAS SS. Peter and Paul Courtesy Club RAYMOND KARAS St, Adalbert Spring Swing Committee LUCII.LE KARASIEWICZ St. Iames Courtesy Club, Literary Club, Sno-Shuttle TACK HIENA St. Patrick Band, Baseball NORMA KEENA St. Patrick Band, Orchestra, Courtesy Club, Library Club DOLORES KELLY Holy Nazne Courtesy Club WWI' I ,gp ffwwl W , ,Min 44.417 371-lwwfwdbufaffffllf iw wwbfv - MQZLW gy M vf ,ff,z'Q:j Q gfpjgiflg A0Q!LpJW,?LX1fQ yM!KfvW'f'ffX!! MZ5Afi!j X' A K ,ff - XV ' 6 c sK,.U3W.?Fr! fic Wfjk : + mi W ff W WKQMQQ A WW no ,J Sf,-Tgfff' ' g . QM' P ' t X ' ,W INK QVffifM W W 59 Migwkffw l ,-.. . , I In B Q l v 1 may L 1 l , l .Q ' l , ' Q 1 as so l .QQNMQQ t 5 l 'Fig ' gf' gag H 5 'mi na I tr fzimxr W' 55 '4:'?YQ?? it , l . '-q' H Q P I Q ,k H, . K ., - ,. 4' W .- 3 ff I fe I ,A X f I c,,,::,.-1l'7 ' ,SA ., , Ne w , 5 Nl I ,I f i Q PATRICIA KELLY St. Andrew Euclidean Club DOLORES KERSIES Holy Name Courtesy Club CONNIE KERWIN St. Mary Courtesy Club Mgmt v mm KEYES Cst. Alph sus urtesy Club I E KILROY St, Andrew Band, Literary Club ORVILLE KIPEN St. Francis Xavier R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club CATHRYN KITTRIDGE St. Francis Xavier Courtesy Club IOHN KLEYNENBERG St. Alphonsus GERALD KNAPE St. Alphonsus Spires, Homecoming Committee MARGE KONWINSKI St. Isidore Literary Club LOIS KOPERSKI St. Mary Literary Club GILBERT KOSTER St. Stephen Spring Swing Committee DONALD KOZAL St. Adalbert Student Council, R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club BERNARD KOZIEI Sacred Heart Ushers' Club, Tennis MARIORIE KRUEGER St. Alphonsus Courtesy Club LORRAINE KRYGIER Sacred Heart Courtesy Club ROBERT KUBIAK St. Adalbert Spring Swing Committee BARBARA KUHN Holy Name ' Courtesy Club FRANCES KUIAWA St. Adalbert Courtesy Club STELLA KULAK St. Adalbert Euclidean Club, Courtesy Club ROBERT KUNKEL St. Francis Xavier Football, Baseball, Varsity IOSEPH KUPINSKI St. Isidore Student Council RICHARD LANG St. Stephen Football, Track, Varsity, Spires, Blue and White ROBERT LAUBSCHER St. Francis Xavier Spring Swing Committee DOLORES LEWANDOWSKA St. Adalbert Courtesy Club VITA LICARI St. Ioseph Literary Club DOROTHY LINSLEY St. Francis Xavier Student Council, Courtesy Club VIRGINIA LIPSEY Holy Name Courtesy Club, Spring Swing Committee IOHN LOFTUS St. Stephen Track, Varsity MARILYN LOSGAR St. Stephen Courtesy Club, Spring Swing Committee DONALD MAIEWSKI St. lsidore VIRGINIA MAIEWSKI St. lsidore Blue and White, Spires, Aquinas Academic Da Quill and Scroll BARBARA MAKOWSKI St. Iames Courtesy Club RICHARD MANIKOWSKI St. Adalbert R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club, Senior Party Committee SHIRLEY MANSFIELD St. Alphonsus Glee Club LORRAINE MARCELLUS St. Iames Courtesy Club la P. 1.-rf 7 in Wk I9 J.- N - f l s itl- Y, ' 1 PM 18 Es. QF y V. ,,,,.,. CXI tx 5 dk , I i 4 i 43' .AN 1 , Z C - I' ff' ,nf yi lt 11 .,- 'P' -as .' , 32, ff T . fi Q. 2 My X 3 can .32 X . ' . fix? - --,za I. I r ,R --ri . is X x! gm ' dw- Ja..-. M- . t 4 - N ms? x 1 3 FJ ? 4 V7 I it .qu 4' , - I .,,,,.4.,.,, , I ' ',., ftiiif V 1 .,- , 532: A V Q M fi: 5 f.:,Q. 3 ..,. , , .,.... E21-2:' .-v' , .ji if in qv A 4 I - iz. 5 .1-1. Q X s -'T-'ST fir PEGGY MARKEE St. Alphonsus Courtesy Club MAXINE MARSHALL St. lames Literary Club, Courtesy Club MARY MASIEWICZ Sacred Heart Courtesy Club RICHARD MATEL Sacred Heart Spring Swing Committee KATHLEEN MCCARTHY St. Alphonsus Literary Club, Glee Club MAUREEN MCCARTY St. Alphonsus Literary Club, Euclidean Club BERTHA MCDONALD St. Mary Library Club MICHAEL MCGARRY S t. Thomas MARGUERITE McGOUGH St, Stephen Student Council, Courtesy Club, Blue and GERALD MCGOVERN St. Francis Xavier Football Co-captain, Basketball, Varsity Ushers' Club ROBERT MCKENNA St. Patrick Student Council BERNARD MCWILLIAMS Holy Trinity ALICE MEYER Holy Name Courtesy Club EDWARD MLYNARCZYK Sacred Heart BETTY MILLER St. Alphonsus Literary Club DONALD MILLER St. Alphonsus Football, Track, Varsity, Student Council, Spires King MARCIA MILLER St. Alphonsus Sno-Shuffle Committee, Literary Club GERALDINE MINOGUE St. Francis Xavier Queens Court, French Club, Courtesy Club White MARGARET MISIEWICZ St. Adalbert Literary Club, Student Council NANCY MORIARTY St. Francis Xavier Class Vice-president, Blue and White, Spires, Student Council, Euclidean Club, Literary Club, Quill and Scroll LYLE MORRISON St. Francis Xavier Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity, Ushers' Club, Glee Club IOAN MUDRAK St, lsidore Spires, Blue and White, Courtesy Club FRANCES MULHALL St. Francis Xavier Band, Courtesy Club IAMES MURPHY St. Stephen Blue and White, Quill and Scroll WILLIAM MYLER St, Stephen Spring Swing Committee IOHN NEIS St. Thomas Tennis, Varsity, Blue and White, Spires IUSTIN NIELSEN St. Andrew Glee Club IOHAN NORTON Holv Name French Club, Literary Club, ROTC. Sponsor FLORENCE NOWAK Sacred Heart Courtesy Club, Senior Party Committee VIRGINIA NOWAK St. Adalbert B.Q.T.C. Sponsor JAMES O'BRIEN St, Iames Band, Orchestra, Spires IOSEPH OGG St. Francis Xavier Senior Party Committee, Football, Sno-Shuffle Chairman, Track, Varsity, Ushers' Club ROBERTA O'KEEFE St. Francis Xavier Sno-Shuffle Chairman, Literary Club EDWARD OLMAN St. Andrew Baseball, Varsity MAXINE PERMODA St. Mary Courtesy Club SHIRLEY PETERS Holy Name Spires, Blue and White, Student Council, Euclidean Club, Quill and Scroll, Aquinas Academic Day K 'F 'fav- av , - , . v. 'T' i 3 v i ii ' if 'a ri-f-in ,?-1' fri' 512, 'j 1 ' , 19, u , Ay.. ,. , ,. :, ' 4 5 1 1 I x , 1 my 7d 'f 'W .',. ..::. ,f it t W, f:igi,2Ew7 ,fl Z' L. ab .f 3 L 26 .-Q, I :Q Q A 4? I1 ,Q T10 YN 40? qv r ll J ,,,.. 9- 3 , it Q M! t , sq ' - X R .' . . V Q .... Q . J xt IFC- f- Q x x In Q , -ki lil ' J Qt f I ll L i ,,, I ,Q - Qjfigl.-. ' X, - ' .M ' ' N - 4 f wig, 115.42-J V C X I ' 352' . 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Sponsor, Glee Club, Student Council, Courtesy Club PATRICIA PROCTOR St. Alphonsus Literary Club, Queens Court, Glee Club STANLEY PROWOZNIK St. Ioseph Senior Party Committee MARGARET PRUSS St. Adalbert Euclidean Club RAYMOND PRZYBYSZ Sacred Heart Baseball, Varsity, Popularity Contest Winner ROSE PTAK St. lsidore Courtesy Club IOHN PURWIN St. Isidore Spring Swing Committee ARLEEN RAAYMAKERS St. Anthony Student Council, Glee Club EUGENE RADEMACHER St. Mary Senior Party Committee PATRICIA RADLICKI Sacred Heart Student Council, Literary Club, Library Club, ROTC. Sponsor IOHN RAPP St. Iohn Vianney Spires DOROTHY RESSELL St. lames Courtesy Club MARIE REUS St. Alphonsus Blue and White, Glee Club, Courtesy Club MARY REYNOLDS St. Francis Xavier French Club, Literary Club, Sno-Shuffle Committee LOUISE RODE St. Alphonsus Literary Club, Euclidean Club, Glee Club, Graduate. High School Music, Aquinas Academic Day BARBARA ROGUSZKA St. Adalbert Courtesy Club DANIEL ROMANOWSKI St. lsidore Student Council MARY ANN RUTHKOSKY St. Alphonsus ' R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Spring Swing Committee, Literary Club IOHN SACHA St. lsidore Senior Party Committee CASIMIR SAK Sacred Heart Ushers' Club, R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons C EARL SAUNDERS Holy Name R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club HELEN SAVICKAS SS. Peter and Paul Courtesy Club THOMAS SCANNELL St. Francis Xavier R.O.T.C., Senior Party ALBERT SCHAAF St. Francis Xavier EMILY SCHERBINSKI St. Adalbert Courtesy Club, Spring Swing Committee MARIORIE SCHILDROTH St. Alphonsus Glee Club, R.O,T,C. Sponsor, Queen's Court HAROLD SCHMEISER St. Mary Senior Party Committee ELISABETH SCHMIDT St. Alphcnsus Courtesy Club lub l -09 AP' W wi 5 to A L . 11. S ' '17 .fi .,q,..,, S, I V gr , Ex 75.1 , ' f 1- xY',':i:E.x X -' t 5.1, ,, L 3 A . ,M l If W L' j r 1 nl A L ei- lfli' 4, l . 1 , ' ui S R . 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Sponsor HERMAN SIEGEL St. Mary R,O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club EVELYN SIERACKI Sacred Heart Courtesy Club IOSEPH SMITH St. Iames Cheerleader, Homecoming Committee MARIORIE SMITH St. Andrew Student Council, Glee Club, Euclidean Club PAULA SMITH St, Mary Courtesy Club, Euclidean Club, Literary Club WILLIAM SMOLENSKI Sacred Heart Sno-Shuttle Committee, R.O.T.C., Baseball THEODORE SOBEL Sacred Heart MARIANNE SOBOL St. Adalbert Literary Club, Courtesy Club IRENE SPOCZYNSKI St. Adalbert Band, Literary Club MARGARET STACHOWIAK St. Isidore Courtesy Club ROBERT STAWASZ St. Isidore Baseball HELEN STASIAK Sacred Heart Glee Club, Literary Club NORINE STEFFES Holy Narne Euclidean Club, Library Club, Courtesy Club GORDON STODDARD St. Francis Xavier Varsity, Basketball, Student Council GENEVIEVE STROBEIKO Sacred Heart Courtesy Club IAMES STRZYZEWSKI St, Adalbert Glee Club EUGENE SUBOCZ St. Adalbert Glee Club WALTER SUCHOWOLEC Sacred Heart Senior Party DONALD SYMANSKI St. lsidore Track RAYMOND SYREK St. Isidore LORRAINE SZURNA SS. Peter and Paul Courtesy Club ROBERT TEBEAU SS, Peter and Paul Football, Tennis, Varsity AUDREY TENNIS St. lames Courtesy Club LORRAINE THOMAS St. Adalbert Courtesy Club DOLORES THOME Holy Trinity Courtesy Club GERALD THOMPSON St. Andrew R.O.T.C., Senior Party CHARMAINE TIBBLE St. Francis Xavier Student Council, Courtesy Club LILLIAN TOCZYLOWSKI St. lsidore Courtesy Club, Drum Majorette, Spires Queen, Gala-nite Co-chairman BARBARA TODISH St. Andrew Spring Swing Committee BERNARDINE TOMASIK Sacred Heart Courtesy Club 10 A 'Pie fm I 15 ,L 'T' AG-M, 8' v 2 'I 9 -3 -eq' A I t 512-'eg 9. f Q Y. ' 4 V -. . . G fl ,. Q A YL D' Syl' ., '17 L we 'gc 'S' 1 ' -tilt A wr' -2' HEX Q r ' , , ,..-.g:.-t-:QQ ' . A . . 1 'rr x 1 .'-'- N X :sms-4 u, '.1 1,,.,f ,-,if-. 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I f Q ' Em wiv Wkfgimqw Q23 VWQXQHQEW iff Q? ix W A fig XJ idyx 34,65 x JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS , X fair' ., t it :si Nw... 'f is Nts K W, XX K X VKN E it wig aww X , I fmt' .-'-v:ff1a:'r2f5 IPF- . -':-:1'z.?-W6':stf.2- ,: if + me skew., ,. 1 -::::.g:f::5:5:r:r5:...-...js . v.-- x s, ' 5' m.4.iirs:: P 2f5Q ':fl' ' :'53'Q3:5EFE5i5:5iE' L .' Ef2i:ssE's:':s1sZfiT1if'i :T ' I ',- -an e: ,FQ Lett too right: Standing, Richard Gibson, treasurer: Celia Lankowski. secretary: Robert Tietema, president Seated: Lorraine Nadwodny, vice-president JUNIOR CLASS RESUMS The class of '47 better known as the spir- ited luniors represent the largest single group in Catholic Central this year. They have attracted the attention ot both faculty and administration, not tor the number 375 they represent, but tor their loyalty, scholar- ship and class spirit. Early in October they chose Bob Tietema, president, and Lorraine Nadwodny, vice-president. Richard Gibson Was elected treasurer and Celia Lankowski, secretary. The first Iunior social activity, a school mixer in Ianuary, Was a marked success. The roller-skating party in February, and the annual I-l-lop in May were wisely or- ganized by capable leaders. Both events were Well patronized. On the athletic program the Iuniors were prominent in football, basketball and track. luniors, the Seniors Wish you every suc- cess in the important roll you are to play next year. Abel, R. Alflen, A. Alkasses, Andrakowicz, M, Antekeier, Antor, N. Armock, H. Arndt Azzarello. Baker, E. Berles, J. Baldini. H. Balicki, Bart Bednarz, L. Beenen, Berkhout, M. Beyne. Bielecki Bazzini, E. Bennett, B. Bieber, T. Biliski, T. Blakemore. P. Blaszczyk Blozinski, M. Blozinski, Bockheim, R. Boes. Barscewski Banaszak, M. Bott, L. Bouchard. Bouwhuis, P. Bowler. C. Branilf. Braunschneider, S. Breas Brooks, D. Broucek, B. Brown, Bulkowski, P. Burtch, Burgstahler, T. Burnita, Burns Butler, T. Buzalski. J. Campbell, Carmody, M. Cary, Cavanaugh, J. Cavanaugh, Cwiklinski Christenson, D. Christof, Cimochowski, J. Coe, G. Conant. Connor, H. Corcoran, J. Cowles Crampton, M. Cronin, J. Crowley, Cuncannan, D. Czarnecki, Czechanski, J. De Boer, Deederly . Den Houten, E. Denman, Denner, L. De Santis, Despres. E. Dewey, A. Dombroski, Dominski . Donahue. L. Doody, P. Doody. Dorais, J. Downer, J. Dressler, Droste, C. Dudek Duemler, L. Dniy. D. Dutkiewicz, Eardley, R. Edgerle, D. Edwards, Eister, M. Emery Engel, B. Ennis, E. Fate. Fedorwicz, M. Fewless. M, Fish, FitzGerald, B. Foote H. Barszewski, F. Bakon, X. 4 PS-: r 7' ' -V . V 'iv , V, V ., Y lq 1 . . , . ., - V V df.. , x:. I K, C 1 I - r.. F-r ,, U -N ,V gi f 9 Am lj? 1 il . g 4 A Q fl 51. - fi eikif V ' IV. .. .g '23, ' 2' isiw ' 3, .4 f' .Jw . 1 .1 .' , .':--.2 ,- Vw ,H V , . w, r' K ':. PM .. CQ ' ' V f 'fi - 'Q-5 x . ., -, , : lf- ' ' J av . ' V5 6 4: 1 V .V :N if ' J . ' , V - 3 ' 4 ' 7 1. ,' ffm, .. :V ' ... 'lf. Ta.: .' . 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Sawaskn, Schoendorf, J. Schmitt Serba, N. Skazinski, M. Shemanski. Shepard, B. Shippy, A. Shuker, Siegel, B. Skurzinski Slattery. D. Smith, J. Soltysiak, Sommerdyke, B. Sorrelle, Spratling, D. Spruit. M. Steffens Steiens. J. Steffes, G. Steimal, E75 F ? r 'U FPED3 R. V. S. G. P. T. P. J. S. J. Stolcenberg. J. Stepanowich, Sullivan. M. Sundstrom, J. Swart Syrek. P. Szezepanski, T. Szubinski, Szymanski. R. Tatreau. Tatum. R. Taylor, L. Thiel Thomas. P. Thompson. Toczydloski, B. Tomasik, Tomczak. E. Van Antwerp, Vander Laan. G. Vanderwertf Walczewski, M. Waraniez, B. Ward, Weaver. J. Webb. D. Weber, Weber. W. Weeks Wesholski, R. Westdnrp. S. Westra, Westveer, J. Whalen, D. Wiest, Wilson. L. Wiznrek Wood. V. Woitulewicz, P. Wysocki, Yancharas, R. Zamojski, Zamojski, F. Zdyhel, Ziolkoski ff ' 'KEY ' FM -,za 1 ' I 6 14. ' - . il ' ' . ' ' ' .I ' 4 l 3 i v Y y. fag- I, . -1 , V 'V A t ' - f N W y 1 L - V V 1 ,ffiffi A A , I 43? A-li-rl. jiffgg ' W W .- 'A 551 'J 5: A 2: A-f? 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' - J '- I g 1 : ' -1 f' UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS SOPHOMORE BOYS President - Vincent Defiennero Vice-President - Leon Chulski Secretary - Richard Pins Treasurer - Richard Wicz SOPHOMORE GIRLS President - loan Gustafson Vice-President f Iune Zoe Secretary - Arlene Murphy Treasurer - Rosalie Randazzo SOPHOMORES WEST SIDE President - lohn Olewinski FRESHMAN BOYS President - Iarnes Stelfes Vice-President -- William lacobit: Secretary - Robert Merritt FRESHMAN GIRLS President - Nellie Donazzolo Vice-President - Virginia Cebelak Secretary + Phyllis Wysocki Treasurer k Marjorie Markowsky FRESHMAN WEST SIDE President - Edward Glynn Vice-President - Dorothy Krucinski Vice-President f Geraldine Ol-learn MUSIC GRADUATES Left to right: Louise Rdde. Mary Catherine Brechting, Margaret Pruss The principal and faculty of Catholic Cen- tral are pleased to present three members of the senior class who have completed the high school course in music. Mary Catherine Brechting will receive her diploma in recognition of seven years' study in piano. Most of her musical education has been under the direction of Sister M. Annette now head of Aquinas College music depart- ment. Five years of study under the guidance of Sister M, Annette and Sister Margaret Ann conclude the high school piano course for Louise Rode and Margaret Pruss. The three younig ladies presented their graduation re- cital for parents and friends in early lune. Excellent instruction, arduous study and con- sistent practice characterized the program that left a surprised audience filled with ad- miration for a school that can offer to her students the opportunities of a cultural edu- cation, MUSIC For the common things of everyday God gave men speech in the common Way. For the deeper things men think and feel He gave the poet words to reveal, But for heights and depths no word could reach He gave MUSIC, the soul's own speech. SCIENCE The future doctor oi medicine, the nurse, the scientific research worker - it students have a desire for an educa- tion in the field of science, they will be thoroughly instructed by professionally- prepared teachers whether the choice be General Science, Biology, Chemistry or Physics. Biology Chemistry Physics WW A MATHEMATICS lf a mans wit be Wandering, let him study mathematics. Bacon. Mathematics has ever held a dy- namic place in our curriculum. Cath- olic Central offers a complete course including Algebra l, ll and advancedg Plane and Solid Ceometryg Trigonom- etry. There is likewise offered a splen- did course in High School Arithmetic. Hence, every serious-minded student has the opportunity to acquire the pre- requisites for College Mathematics. il 475- French II Latin IV LANGUAGES Latin II ,L The study ot the languages is, indeed, the path to culture and higher educa- tion. Realizing this, Catholic Central urges her students to study tour years of Latin or two years of French. Four years of English is required for gradu- ation. SOCIAL SCIENCE As We recall the various scholastic activities beginning with our Freshman days and on through the years to graduation, We realize how competent- ly our teachers presented facts to us in order to strengthen our faith and morals. Who of us is not graielul for the ex- ceptional, high-grade presentation of material in Civics and Sociology class- es? Truly, we say with gratitude that the principles of democracy were thor- oughly impressed upon us during our four years of study at Catholic Central, History I Sociology COMMERCIAL B ookkeepin 9 'ng 4! Typing II Preparing students for the secre- tarial field has always been one of Catholics strong points. Many a graduate has found himself cap- able of offering assistance in an office in which bookkeeping, short- hand and typewriting are requir- ed for the position. ai Dfawmg MeCh5niC Typing I GYM Physical titness so conducive to happiness is achieved through a Well-regulated program from which no student is exempted unless a physicians order demands it. Ready for Calisthenics Miss Doris Kardes has for many years been the etticient head in the girls' divisiong Mr. Edward Killoran, who interrupted his work as boys' physi- cal education director to serve in the U. S. Navy, has returned to his post. Exhibiting Gymnastic Skill o BAND Music Representatives of Catholic Central We cannot imagine Catholic Cen- tral Without a Band. Seventy mem- bers take a justifiable pride in aiming to make our Band second to none in the city. Daily rehearsals under the direction of Mr. Herman lohnson vouch for an excellent performance at the annual Concert. Gala Night, the Band's yearly so- cial project reached its peak this year. Under the supervision of Sister M. Gervase, the event was an out- standing success. Total profit? You guessed rightl S3,00U. Left to right: Lillian Toczylowski, Bernard Deschaine Mary Ann Cebelak STUDENT CCUNCILS . 1' Lett to right, standing: Iecmne Voss, Kathleen Andres, Nancy Moriarty, Harriet Dennis, Arleen Raaymakers, Barbara Gozdik, Dolores Howard, Shirley Wilson, Maxine Hekker, Dorothy Campbell, Marguerite McGough, Marjorie Smith, Rosemary Vogt. Lett to right, seated: Charmaine Tibble, Margaret Byrne, Dorothy Linsley, Margaret Misiewicz. Shirley Peters, Patricia Radlicki, Mary Brougham. Since 1929 Catholic Central's Student Coun- cil has offered a line brand ot service to the faculty and students ot the school. Sixty boys and girls devote at least one period each day in tending to the Wants of teachers and pupils. The members enjoy the rich experience of learning how to be thoughtful, courteous and democratic. Sister M. Damien is sponsor for the boys' group of which Donald Miller is presi- dentg Eugene Duba, Vice-presidentg Dan Pobo- jewski, secretary, Phil Levandoski, treasurer. ln the girls' division Sister M. Benedetta directs the group with the support ot Margaret Misie- wicz, president, and Shirley Peters, vice-presi- dent. Row 1: Lett to Right: Daniel Romanowski, Ioseph Kupinski, Donald Miller, Eugene Duba. Row 2: lack Alberts, Donald Kozal. Row 3: Lett to Bight: Robert McKenna, Bernard Deschaine, Raymond Bydolek. Gordon Stoddard. 4- ar, -zx -guy tw. f. W A v J Nl E, 'lx We begin our Education for Democracy,' n I ,f M v J Ng X 'N N ,P Q!!- x-WM 21 VY X V-:SI Uiniix ,1 W'e leave after four years of solid training and guidance. having had every opportunity to learn how to become contented. useful. democratic citizens of America. R. O. T. C. Stcrif Sergeant Ioseph Czcxrnowski Company G itember, l945, marked the third year of B.O.T.C. activities at Catholic Central. Because most of the members have been in the organi- zation since its inception at C. C. in 1943, high grade efficiency is in evidence. ln spite of elimination oi sponsors, Company G and Com- pany H are doing creditable work. Serving on the Regimental Stall for Catholic Central were Cadet Major Orville Kipen and Cadet Major Donald Braun. On the Battalion Staff were Cadet Major Bernard Deschaine and Cadet First Lieutenant Eugene Pluhator. R. O. T. C. ' Company The officers in Cempany G were Cadet Cap- tenants Henry Tazelaar and Thomas Westdorp. TCIUIS DOUGH KOZGI Cmd RiChC1fd Miuigflfl Gfld The duties of the Sergeant-instructor this year Cadet First Lieutenant'Rarnon Brocker. In Corn- were Very ably handled by Staff Sergeant pany H, the officers were Cadet Captains Will- Ioseph A4 Czcmowskiv iam Harring and Eugene Zoe, and Cadet Lieu- Rifle Team in Action BLUE AND WHITE STAFF 1 be Lett to right. standing: lack Donnelly, Doris Dobre, Richard Lang, Iames Murphy, Ioan Mudrak, Shirley Peters. Nancy Moriarty, Richard Clapp. Seated: Tammy Rainer. Tom Farrell, Iohn Neis, Marie Reus, Betty Iane Bland, Mary Ellen Noble, Roman Boruta, Dorothy Zeilheck, Rosemary Connor, Shirley Breas, lack Alberts, Thomas Leonard. Dorothy Zeilbeck, editor, leaves Press Room. Her last issue goes to press. As Spires goes to press the Blue cmd White Stott is composing copy for their lost issue. The copoble stotff of '46 has been complimented by the Catholic Press Association and by Writers in the field of joumolism. Students, Her-e's Your Spires The year was yet in its infancy when Sister M. Irene, Richard Agacinski and Rosemary Connor met to formulate plans for the Yearbook. One Week later Reverend Father Murphy, our princi- pal, appointed a staff of sixteen members to assist the co-editors, and from that moment until the mighty task was completed there was evidence of sacrifice and cooperation on the part of every student engaged in the work. lt is on the feast of St. loseph that we gather to put the finishing lines to our Spires. As we pause to review the Various elements that have been woven into its fabric we become conscious of the fact that the entire faculty and student body sup- ported us by prayer, good wishes and encourag- ing expressions. And for this we say, God bless you, everyone. May your reward be a Spires to your liking. We are grateful, of course, to our adviser, but there are others who deserve a special note of appreciation for their assistance. For financial 1 security we thank our vice-principal, Reverend Father l-leyer, who was the heart and soul of every project undertakeng the contestants who in- spired the students to an all-time high sales- l325 copiesg Mr. Alvin C. Burkle, our beacon light in solving the many intricate problems that con- fronted usg Sister Mary Casimir and her students for the splendid art productions, Sister M. Edna for generously supervising the typing of our copy, Versluis Studio for the many and excellent pictures they producedg our own Iohn Milhaupt, school photographer, for his untiring patience and ex- cellent work. Father Murphy, to you we present the Spires of l946. We hope that you, your faculty, and your student-body will enjoy the reading of it with the same measures of joy that we had in compiling it. Richard Agacinski Rosemary Connor Co-editors SPIRES STAFF Left to right, standing: Richard Lang. William Carey, Donald Arents, Virginia Maiewski. Iames O'Brien, Iohn Rapp. Donald Braun, Barbara Bissot. Seated: Iohn Neis, Tom Farrell, William Dark, Therese Podhaiski, William Harring. Nancy Moriarty, Shirley Peters. Gerald Knape, Frances Hieshetter. COURTESY CLUB Courtesy Club Members Exchanging Ideas To promote a greater interest in study ot the Catholic authors several members ot the English IV classes formed the l'Car- dinal N e w m a n Literary Society. Chairmen repre- senting the various groups conducted by-monthly meetings at which time appointed members ot the society g a v e interesting biographical accounts ot Catholic men and women who devoted their time and talents to the art of Writing. LITERARY CLUB Early in the year a large number of senior girls vol- unteered to be active members in a neWly-or- ganized Courtesy Club. Each ot the tive senior English classes W e r e represented by s e V e n members who planned in- structive p r o g r a m s tor their respective classes. Numerous essays, edi- torials and lines of verse were Written on the sub- ject of Courtesy to the end that a marked improve- ment in thoughttulness and consideration on the part ot the students tor their teachers was greatly in evidence. E is ki Cardinal Newman Literary Club Planning a Symposium The Marian Club is the outgrowth ot a loving de- votion to our Blessed Lady during the month of Octo- ber. The Iunior girls ot Sister M. l-luberta's Eng- lish classes expressed the desire to foster greater de- votion to the Blessed Vir- gin by means ot spread- ing literature about Her lite and by purchasing books dedicated to Her. At the Weekly meetings members discuss the vir- tues of Mary and otter suggestions on how to be- come more Mary-like. To date, the club has pur- chased six books, MARIAN CLUB Lett to right. seated: Irene Zyniewicz, Secretary: Lorraine Sheets, Vice-President: Shirley Breas, President. Standing: Mary Cary, Treasurer. WRITERS' CLUB Left to right, seated: Helen Krause, Therese Kowalski, Nancy Tatum. Standing: Ioan Cowles, Ioan VandenBerg, Margaret Despres. Lenore Zilonis, Rosemary Mead. The introduction of a Writers' Club was the novel idea of Sister Ger- trude Marie, OP. under whose guidance a group of English IH students de- vote after school time to the practice of creative writing. Bi-monthly meet- ings attord the opportuni- ty for constructive criticism of contributions. The Club now numbers seventeen. FRENCH CLUB lv t gl ,L ,-nn., 7.www ' '- ' 31.- ,,,.. . J- --.gp-2 Leit to right: Thomas Blakely. Marianne Emerson. Iohan Norton. Mary Reynolds Under the direction of Sister Rose Marie the activities sponsored by the members of the Eucli- dean Club stimulated in- terest in Mathematics. Several skits, stressing the importance of Mathema- tics in a high school course, were presented during the year. Interest- ing biographical accounts of great mathematicians and report on their achievements produced a Wholesome attitude in the advanced classes. The officers of the club were: President, Barbara Bissotg vice-president, T h e r e s e Schmitt, secretary, Mar- garet Pruss, treasurer, Mary Cary. The true spirit of France was kept alive throughout the year by the Le Cercle Francais composed of sec- ond year French students. Bi-monthly m e e t i n g s conducted in French un- der the supervision of Sister M. Ioan were con- ducive in promoting a greater earnestness in the study of the language. Writing letters and com- positions in F r e n c h and singing French songs and hymns W e r e achieve- ments that compensated diligent French students. Officers of the Club: Iohan Norton, president, Thomas Bla k e ly, vice-president, Marianne Emerson, secre- tary, Mary Reynolds, treasurer. I - 'J EUCLIDEAN CLUB Qt X fe. Senior Members of Euclidean Club USHERS' CLUB The Ushers' Club completed its tenth year of service under the cap- able direction of Sister M. Roberta. Organization, systematic procedure and courtesy were the mar ke d characteristics in evidence When- ever this group of twenty-five seniors and juniors functioned at assemblies and services in the Cathedral. lack Alberts as club president and Rich- ard De Graff, vice-president deserve cornmendation tor their efforts in making the various projects success- tul. l Y! Row 1, Left to right: Ioseph Ogg. Eugene Zoe. Richard DeGrcxii, lack Alberts. Row 2: Charles Boggicmo, Gerald McGovern. Icxmes DuDick, Bernard Koziei. Row 3: Donald Iczzwinski, Eugene Dubcx, LIBRARY William Smolenski. Concentration Produces Knowledge The senior girls, eager to have a better and more interesting library, gladly responded to the New Books Campaign as one of the projects tor Nation- al Catholic Book Week. The total contributions of the tive English IV classes made possible the pur- chase ot nine popularly requested books. The library, under the supervision of Sister Ag- nes Regina, provided the girls a Wide choice of ma- terial for reference Work. The officers for the year Were: Chairman, Mary Cary, secretary, Celestine -- Zalewskig and treasurer, Emily Troeger. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Catholic Central's new vocal director, Sister Margaret Ann, OP. heartily applauded when two hundred forty-tive students voluntarily enrolled as members of her Glee Clubs. The Girls' Glee Club gave a public exhibition ot their tirst semesters Work before the members of St. Andrew PTA. on St. Patricks day. On Iune tenth, Class night, the combined groups reached the heights of their achievement in the presentation ot several choice selections that pleased an audience ot two thousand. Sister Anna Marie, OP. was the directors competent assistant throughout the year. The democratic spirit is greatly in evidence amongst the members ot West Catholic's Mixed Chorus. Not only is there a remarkable love for voice-train- ing, but also a willingness to share with others the ioy that comes from efforts exerted in frequent rehearsals. Many ot the West Side parishes have already had the rare treat ot hearing several choice renditions by the choristers directed by Sister M. Benedette, S.S.N.D. WEST CATHOLIC MIXED CHORUS 1 BOYS' GLEE CLUB ,ff n K 17 '- , rf ,915 , ' f , . - r . , , 1 f M ' i 4 , fy ' if f Lfvf , ' ' LZ4 't' ' , 4- 4 1 f- , , Z, 1 , 1.5! ,1v,4,z' - I I X' I v.- ,, ,ar , , l f f ,f , , ., Z Vtfflysligyg, fly? EUUIIHTIUU kQfg,,.t'7 QWWWQ MW fe affrjplf xl l , -if - ..- x.f' If I 1 I -M J,-X ,V I x. il. p ,gf 44, nhl- ,E J ff, L, ,4lA,5g f 4- IJJ- -,J LL lt -1'-7' 'UAA 91.419 ww jf ,flf-ya: ,4 , , ln picture and in printed word V depict OL!-l?'ff-. 'PQjyei onfffs' dominant desire, but we beloved Catholic Central whose spiritual, in- tellectual and social knowledge gives us the light to perceive our duties as Catholic citizens in a future world. Since reconstruction can come only through education, we humbly feel that we who have been educated for democracy should now be pre- pared to help christianize those whom we contact in our daily lives. ,p!,f f were taught that we.l'iave more than lite, more than intelligence andwreeqvillg we have a soul glowing with lite that tears not death ot the body. lt is a life that shines with supernatural beauty, stamped with the lmage of our Creator, We have been educated to live as Christians, to follow the impulse of grace, to increase in our hearts love toward God and our neighbor. And this is, we believe, Education tor Democracy, mfwfffwf-A eff Mufibffafvfefffs if M Aff pefgodhfaymmfj ' t f'f-Z',,,.4-.f.,:4.a,-.J,..fe ', f Z' , 'AZ7 !1,,,.,4f'7!. pfv:4!4'f ,WMJN Jfv- , ' My-,L 7',,fJfw?Qj5Jfb Z 2 VARSITY CLUB Left to right, Row 1: Don Iazwinski, Ed Olman, Eugene Dubcx, Romie Boruta. Ray Przybysz. Lyle Morrison, Iim Schultz, Tom Farrell, Dick Bichler, Chuck Boggiano, Dan Howe, Don Miller. How 2: Dick DeGrczlf, Bob Tebeau, lack Alberts. Ioe Ogg, Dick Agacinski, Ierry Houseman, Casey Pol- kowsl-ci Ierry McGovern, Bob Kunkel. CHEER-LEADERS Left to right: Bob Mullen, Tom Bockheim, Ioe Smith. Missing: Bill Carey, Pat Schullo. Row 3: Dick Fron, Norm Poplcxski, Ierry Ieleniewski, Dick Lang, Gordon Stoddard, Ed Drcxugelis, Dan Wcxlengcl, Iohn Loltis, Larry Poiewski, Iohn Neis, Tony Mcxkcxre- w1cz. Row 4: loe Smith, Dean Eister, Dan Poboiewski, Larry Pcrsbcxch, E. I. Owens, George Gcikemcx. Ed Tyron, Bob Sullivan, Lester Dully. Iim Crowley. The Varsity Club composed ot letter winners in football, basketball, track and tennis had for its personnel rugged members who faced the crucial period ot initiation Without tlinching an eye- lash. Officers of this sturdy group were lim Schultz, president, Lyle Morrison, vice-president, Tom Farrell, treasurer. ln commenting on the spring initia- tion we pass honors to Mr. Thomas Roach, initiation head, and to Ted Sowle, lack Young, C. Pobojewski, and Ed Killoran We say a huge thank you tor your fine Work in the field of athle- tics at Catholic Central. -j EDITORS: S L William Harring Iohn Rapp Slurley Peters Nancy Moriarty ,i ' N , - - -' ,..-H xf nf , -R . , f SX RECIPE FOR 'HSOCIAL DELIGHTH This Social Delight -smooth, mellow, spicy, end easy to take, may easily be the achievement of any high school class which follows this carefully planned recipe. Success in the making of Social Delight is due to excellent supervision and accu- rate measurement of activities, The quality of the finished product can be only as good as the ingre- dients that go into its making. Ingredients Democratic Spirit fBasic ingredientl Senior Party Mixers Pep Meetings Homecoming Dance Sno-Shuffle Roller Skating Party Military Ball Gala-Nite Spring Swing Thoroughly plan the mixers so as to blend gradu- ally into the Homecoming Dance. Add one Holler Skating Party, one Gala-Nite, and mix in a gay time. Melt good entertainment with the Senior Party and Pep Meetings. Sift in Sno-Shuffle, blended with smooth music and soft lights. Add evenly, one Mili- tary Ball and one Spring Swing, sprinkled with pink rose buds and blue forget-me-nots. Lastly, fold into the mixture a Democratic Spirit, blending all ingre- dients thoroughly. Serve with excitement and satisfaction. ' This recipe has been tested and approved by the students of Catholic Central High School, it t A. J M u -i -' Q4-wg. v Qs I, l. 'SQ .-gy., 4' bf-A 'Q-7 125 x. Esat e- with '-Q . -r-1. 1 ' -. 1. if. i te., wx! ...A '+I' I H . Qi .-'rl' fy ' giq twf . I- - .45 25 S. I - 1 . Qs -T' I If sbp: M wr ik pier- 1- - fsrvv- - .iw wr-- - I 'xx f gy. - . ,. 'at : V fy fr ,fs , '.. T2 .-wb MIXERS A well planned mixer, with a pinch of demo- cracy, is sure to raise new acquaintances and renew old friendships. ' On October 13, l945, a record crowd gath- ered inthe oven CC. C. Gyml for a hot time. The chef of th evening was Reverend Father Robert I-leyer, who made the event a sensa- tional masterpiece through his skill in the art of fun-making. During intermission, a new version of the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe , converted to fit our beloved drag , added sparkle to the evening. After this first evening of fun, all returned home with the certainty that the year would be an amiable one, spent with friends old and new. HOMECOMING DANCE Yum, yum! What a super delectable tid-bitll On November 21, 1945, all tasted their first sample of swing and sway under the super- vision of the class of '46, The Civic Auditorium was the tasting-kitchen and the music- master was Ray Bush. The tip-top of the evening arrived when twenty little dolls, all arrayed in different colored gowns, with their escorts were ushered to the stage by Chefs d'l-lead Shirley Wilson and Lyle Morrison. The King, Charles Bog- giano, deftly crowned his lovely Queen, Mar- jorie Didion, who received the symbol of honor with a gracious speech of acceptance. During intermission Ev Hunt, '29 graduate of Catholic Central, furnished a little variation by displaying his talents on the keys. Dancing 'til l2:3O completed the session. 4? Queen's Court and Escorts standing left to right: Marjorie Howe, Roman Boruta, and Therese Krzyzanowsl-ri. A Schildroth. Joseph Zalewski, John Neis. Gerald Houseman. Seated left to right: Casey Sak. Dorothy-Zerlbeck. King Dorothy Campbell, Geraldine Minogue. Richard DeGraff. Charles Boggiano, Queen Marjorie Didion. Malrl of Honor Pat Jeanne Voss. Barbara Gozdik, Joseph 0112. Jean Blair, Danny Proctor. and Tom Farrell. Left to right: Richard Chulski, Doris Dobre, Mary Gosciniak. Tom Farrell, Pat Proctor, and Charles BraniB'. Joe Smith and Betty Wrighi. P av King Chuck crowns Queen Marjorie. , 'l.-4 fw- Leit to right: Richard Agucin- ski, Mary Dillenbeck, Rosemary Connor, and Richard Matel. Shirley Wilson and Hugh Voss. s if S K A T I N G Left to right: Lillian Toczylowski, Robert huh ak V g F nkle T m W tdo p 'Round and 'round she goesfwhere she falls, nobody knows. While the ghosts were strolling, We were rolling, for on l-lallowe'en night the seniors held their first roller skating party of the season at the usual setting-Ramona Gardens. Ray Scholl and Fran Druskis, co-chairmen of the affair, with the assistance of lay Grady, Bob Kubiak, Harriet Dennis, and Mary Reynolds, not only stirred up a good time for all the boys cmd girls present but also increased the size of the numbers in the seniors' bank book. After a terrific time of falls and floor burns, the gallant amateurs limped happily homeward. Left to right: Don Miller, Peggy M ew c d R be t lxublak 0086 'Q V I GALA f 1 T NITE Q Popularity Contest winners: Ray Przybysz and Ade Throngs of students, alumni, future students of Catholic Central, and the faculty celebrated Gala Nite on November 16, 1945 in the school gymnasium. Again appointed as general chairman and organizer, Sister Gervase chose Bernard Deschaine as Student Chairman and as his assistants, Lillian Toczylowski and Mary Ann Cebelak. The popularity contest started off like fire works on the Fourth of Iuly. After a close and hot race between the participants, Ray Przybysz '46 and Adele Alkasses '47 were announced as the winners. Eye-catching booths drew the crawds like magnets. The new feature booth this year was the Dog House where pups real and stuffed were raffled off. The highlight of this booth was the auctioning of Cougar , a little black le Alka 5505. cocker, by Reverend Father Robert Heyer. At the fish pond, luck was exceptionally good for the fishermen and the Candy booth was as sweet as ever if not sweeter. Crowds surround- ed the Religious Articles booth and everyone quenched his thirst at the Soft Drink booth. The I-louse of Magic supplied amusement to eager audiences and chances on the watches and doll brought in big profits. At the fail the judge managed to think up enough accu- sations so that the Courtroom treasury Ccigar boxl was filled to the brim. Thanks to the hard-working Sisters, to the full cooperation of the student body, and to the voluntary workers, fun for all and great suc- cess was the result. A 553500 profit was netted, the highest amount ever attained in the history of Gala Nite. Oflicers Boruta and Ogg finally catch up with Humphrey Duba. 47 18,49 0 ofa' es 'QM .-so 9 SENIOR A wind storm virtually blew the members of the senior class to their terrific Seniors Only party held at St. Adalberts Auditorium on November 21. Father R. Heyer arranged a perfectly scrumptuous evening with the able assistance of Ioseph Ogg and Leone Dutkiewicz as master and mistress of ceremonies. Dorothy Bladey acted as head of the entertainment which was the spark that set off a hilarious evening The senior girls re t d ' ' p sen e a reasonable facsimile ot t . Y 4 PARTY Spike Iones' band struggling thro h ug Chloe, tollowed by a three act soapropera How the Story Grew with singing commercial as an added attraction. Not to be outdone in laughs and originality, the boys strolled lus i l ' c ous y across the stage in a beauty contest of movie stars. fl The seniors extendedfltheir sincere gratitude to Rev- erend Father I. Malcsymowski, their gracious host, who generously donated his parish auditorium for their use. Y c till i M -1-Q V ws., X . ,,.. ,WX ' A . .het . S Q N Y' Top picture: Standing left to right: Rosemary Vogt, Joe Ogg. Rev. Father H. Niedzwieski. Rev. Father R. Heyer, Leone Dut- kiewicz. Nancy Moriarty. and Arlene Adamzak. Seated left to right: Rev. Father J. Maksymowski, Gerry Houseman. Father W. Murphy, Dorothy Bladey, Rev. Father J. Murphy. and Mar Y Q. Insert: Dorothy Bladey and Pr Reynolds. Bottom picture: Senior girls imitati S ng pil-re Jones' rendition of Chloe . iests pass approval on the entertainment. .M i '4 me Mug., to ! ,yt J' he ff I W, ,. 1,s , -Q M-V. . t , 4, . 1, ?N Q- , Simi? is The Senior boys stage a Movie Star Beauty Contest . Left to Rademacher, and Frank Frodl. right are: Don Jazwinski, Casey Sak, Harold Schmeiser, Hugh Insert: The winnah ! ! Casey Sak Struts across the stage as Voss, Jim Hammerschmidt, Dick Matel, Ed Mlynarcyzyk, Eugene Gene Subocz announces the verdict. E i 9 The Senior girls present How the Story Grew . Left to right Virginia Finkler, Mary Gosciniak, Barbara Bladey, and Helen are: Therese Czernichowski, Peggy Misiewicz, Stella Kulak, Stasiak. Lypailb y-L W, w-M-'JDEDICATION ' mg' tlme class ot 1946 ventures from school lile into 'i ffschool. It is to you, the loyal and devoted alumni that 'we look for guidance. Your exemplary lives have in- enced us to the extent that we now desire to conduct ourselves in a manner that Catholic Central may, in recog- nition of a duty well done, add our names to those whom she has educated lor democracy. To you, the alumni of lorty years, we devotedly dedi- cate our Yearbook. ever mindful oi the strong bond which 0,1 If 1 1 4 -sg., if SNO SHUFFLE Place: The Black and Silver Room Time: 8:30 -1180 Scene: I- A whirl of frills and tails takes over the Civics ballroom. On the night of February 23 the mirrored walls of the Civic re- flected a merry-go-round of color whirling 'round and 'round the ballroom. The Shufflers, in tails and elbow-length gloves, which lent an atmosphere of formality to the affair, followed the tempo set by Ray Bush and Company. Ioseph Ogg and Roberta O'Keete, co-chairmen ot the dance, introduced the entertain- ment wh' h ' ic consisted of the vocal abilities of Arlene Adamzak and Dorothy Bladey, followed by Tom Iones on the keys. Numerous spreads and arti . p es preceded the dance, making it a 1 . Ong and eventful evening never to be forgotten. Co-chairmen B 1 obbie 0'Keefe and Joe Ogg pose for the CBIHEYBHIBI1. lx! ,Q 1, V gi ig. 'Q . '1'?'- ' ..., 1 1. is 5 , x-' vii PEP MEETING i Many and varied were the demonstrations of Cougar might displayed at the pep meetings on Friday afternoons preceding the football games, Before the defeat of the Creston Eleven, the Iuniors foretold the event by holding the Polar Bears' funeral complete with preacher Clftowlsonj and sorrowful UD mourners. A war council preceding the Ottawa-Catholic game in which the Ottawa Indians, led by Chief Lyle Morrison, planned their attack on the Cougars, was permanently broken up by way of Casey Polkowski's machine gun smuggled passed the braves in a violin case. And before the epic of the South-Catholic game was written, Miss Winna Victory was joined to Mr. Claws Cougar in the holy bands of wedlock, never to be parted. The most terrific meeting of all was the one held the Monday morning following the South victory and the consequent seizure of the city championship. After talks by the star players, Father Murphy ended the meeting by declaring a free day. Jean Hencir and Tom Janes Therese Kyzyzanowski and Bud Deschaine 1 Members of the Spring Swing committee are: First row, left to right: Robert Walczewski, Kay Veneklase, leo-chairment, and Therese Czerniclmwski. Standing left to right are: Billy Myler. Dick Matel. and Ruth Fahringer. o ffl . 1 SPRING SWING The seniors staged their annual Spring Swing, an informal dance on April 27, 1946, in the Black and Silver Ballroom of the Civic Auditorium. Eddie Koul, just returned from the armed forces, acted as maestro of music for the evening, Co-chairmen Robert Walczewski and Kay Veneklase with the assistance of the dance commit- tees made the affair a success and one long to be remembered, REMEMBER ..... ? ? ? ? lack Donnelly losing ten points for every wise- crack in Physics . . . Ed Draugelis forming his own propositions in Solid Geometry . . . Esther Ge-rulis and her 22 waistline . . . Dolores Kelly supplying the gang with bubble gum . . . Harold Schmeiser's mind full of fiendish ideas . . . Doris Dobre receiving six hours because she had spring fever in lanuary . . . Lyle Morrison devouring fifteen hot dogs . . . Gerry Knape running around like a bank executive . . . lim Murphy digging up twenty-year old jokes for the Humor Column . . . Peters, Moriarty, and McCarty ar- guing about how to find the wind drift of a plane . . . Gerry l-louseman giggling . . . T Farrell and his collegiate wardrobe . . . Tom Iones playing his sax for two hours at Middleville with no sound coming out . . . Donny Miller reading up on medicine at parties . . . Benny Koziej trying so hard not to smile . . . Cutie Mlynarczyk and his U8 brush cut . . . Eleanora Duffy and her collection of broken hearts . . . Arlene Adamzak giving out with the St, Louie Blues . . . Bill Carey typing The little brown dog jumped over the red fox . . . Bernard Eardley singing Rain . . . Dick De Graff and his collection of sweaters . . . Mary Gosciniak and her baby talk . . . Virginia Fink- ler's special delivery notes over to Physics class . . . Dave Gardeski and his peppy walk . . . Remember too-lean l-lencir running around with a bandage on her leg . . . little Donna Cal- lahan . . . Iohan Norton translating Mary Rey- nolds' French . . . Casey Sak sgueaking at the top of his voice . . . Betty lane Bland tending Cougar at Gala Nite , . . lohn Neis jumping out of the window because the glue wouldn't stick . . . Don Attala bringing a bag of carrots CLASS We, the graduating class of Catholic Central in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and forty- six, being of sound mind CPD and body and con- fident of our imminent success, do hereby be- queath our numerous attributes and glorious possessions which have carried us to such bril- liant heights, to the underclassmen and faculty. Article l: So that we shall never be forgotten and that we may serve as an inspiration to all the underclassmen, we leave a picture of each of us that adorn the walls of good old C. C. for years to come. Article ll: To the ever-patient faculty we give our heartfelt sympathy in their loss of two hun- dred and ninety-eight perfect pupils. Like-wise we extend to them our deepest regrets that such ingenious students can never be replaced. Article lll: To next year's football team we leave the city football championship which they had better retain. Also we leave four All-City posi- tions and three All-State positions for them to with him into the ring . . . Dick Lang arguing in Civics . . . Don Iazwinski and Symanski going into their act with Majewski as stooge . . . Bar- bara Bissot typing madly with one finger . . . Casey Polkowski using the Physics benches for banquet tables . . . Theola Heibel and her looks in trig . . . Bucl Deschaine directing the band at the football games with the help of the cheering section . . . Rosemary Connor jabber- ing like mad . . . The carrot-tops-PatCulligaI1, Iune Kilroy, Dolores lohnson and Margaret lm- pens . . . Dick Chulskijust operating , . . Dottie Lou Campbeh debating whether to wear pumps or ballerinas . . . Barbara Kuhn driving her car to school with all the Holy Namers . . . Pat Proc- tor and her dimples . . . Doyle Walsh collecting senior ambitions . . . Ioe Smith entering the third round with Betty Wright . . . Barbara Bladey acting as milk maid . . . Kathleen Andres reciting 'Twas the Night Before Christmas . . . Donna Bohn suggesting hikes on free days . . . Mary Catherine Brechting cramming like mad for the Pepsi Cola Contest . . . Florence Bot's head cut off by the paper cutter . . . Theresa Hickey and Bobbie O'Keefe roaring over anything . . . Pat Kelly getting QSSQ off for spelling . . . Donald Plewka hanging out the window in the Physics room with his foot around the aerial wire . . . Shirley Wilson hiding dirt under the radia- tor . . . Margie Didion following in her sister's steps as Queen of the Homecoming . . . Romie Boruta saying What do you want me to do, break out in a rash? . . . Margaret Hefferan in her borrowed flivver . . . Bill Harring asking whether the rain will hurt the rhubarb . . . Mary Ann Cebelak and Lil Toczylowski twirling the batons . . . lohn Rapp blaming the paper-cutter and Iohn Purwin lifting Buicks on the Drag. WILL refill. To them and to the additional sports pros- pects we leave a prayer for their success. Article IV: To all the underclassmen We leave our good sportsmanship, our ability to study hard, and our ability to find a laugh in everything. Article V: To our immediate heirs, the luniors, we leave our well-used textbooks, our honorable desks, our ability to carry through successfully all senior activities, and a very, very large pair of shoes to fill. Whereby, having completed our will, we here- by affix our signatures to this document with the hope that it will be accepted with great eagerness and gratitude. Signed: The Class of '46 Witnesses: Gerald Houseman Nancy Moriarty Casimir Polkowski Rosemary Vogt 1 'Sleepy Time Boy 'In My Merry Oldsmobile 'The Raven 'Smiles Pack Up Your Troubles 'Afhlmenu 'Pet Brunette 'Mary Had a Little Lamb 'That's For Me 'We'll Build a Stairway to the Sky 'Get Along Little Doggy 'Lily Belle 'Onesy Twosy 'Caledonian 'When I Walk I Always Walk With Rosemary 'My Sister and I 'Pal O' Mine From the Halls ot Montezuma 1 1 11 11 My Buddy 1 1 1 1 1 COUGAR CLICKS as. 'Murder He Says 'Don't You Remember Me 'Umpa Shumpa On the Banks ol the Wabash Harriet 'Doctor, Doctor Please Do Tell. What Will Make Poor E.I. Well Hitch-hike to Happiness 'Three Little Girls 'Who 'Hey There, Charlie. Buy a Hot Tamalie 'We Three The Man I Love 'Hubba. 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Q: ., X X X X N X X S xx N X B X X Xgwymgmbk x wwf EDITORS: Bill Carey John Neis -Z 7 S .ff ,,- gf -' nf X , f l ' if' 5 ' X unites us: namely. our great love for Catholic Central. Our attention has been directed to your cultural attain- ments, to the important positions you have merited in the world, and in particular to your manifestation oi loyalty to God and country. You have thus charted for us a course which we shall be eager to follow. God grant that now we may take our place beside you in a world recently restored to peace. that together we may strive to attain the ideals ot our beloved democracy. Rosemary Connor '46 'Y .ani 'if' 11 ,S- .,,-- .-aft! 0 -Jill, lv ..,.4 aaldfw- fr J Llvfifql ffm K 'L94'CVi'9' lb ' 1 4117 Lf V , f -jf? -:VJ 4 1', - s gs We ,I ,Nu Q ' t X X ,. . it , I 5 , J: vii 1' V' , xg. MAA, 4 gi ga' . Q' ft -. t 1 v 'x . X. 5. .4 2 ' x - -' . If +4 ' l 3:- ix ., 1 -- Y I - rgfv ll FT ,A N 'U- Pt' Left to right: First row: E. J. Owens, Roman Boruta, Jack Alberts. Casimir Polkuwski, Richard Lang, James Schultz, Gerald McGovern. Larry Pasbach, Danny Pobojewski, and Richard Gibson. Second row: Ass't. Coach Casimir Pobojewski, Chuck Boggiano, Joseph Ogg, Robert Tietema, Gerald Houseman, Peter Weldon, Larry Po- jewski, John Jendresiak, Father William J. Murphy, Coach Ted Sowle. Third row: Lyle Morrison, James Schmidt, Dean Eister, Richard Dutkiewicz. Robert Kunkle, Robert Tebeau, Gerald Jeleniewski, Daniel Walenga, Gerald Meike, Donald Rice. Fourth row: Robert Noel, Alfred Szarowicz, Managers: Albert Klingen- mire, Robert Setterson. James Nachetgal, Mike Mead, Raymond Erazmus, Charles BraniE', and Bert Leatherman. CITY CHAMPIONS City Charnpionsl These two words symbolized the type of aggressive football which our Sheldon Ave. Aggregation dis- played on the gridiron. It not only meant laurels for the players but also to the school it represented a season's work, backing the Cougars to the very last. Taking it on the chin for two consecutive weeks at Mus- kegon, when the Big Reds started with a 13-7 verdict and the Heights Tigers wound it up with a 21 to 13 tally, Catholic bounced back with renewed force to make a clean sweep of the G. Pt. teams and proceed to cop the city title. lt did not take the fans long to realize that the Cougars were out for blood after witnessing a literal massacre of Creston's Polar Bears to the wild and Wooly score of 34 to 7. The Sowie-men would still be scoring T.D.'s if there had not been a final gun. Ottawa's surprise victory over a powerful 1944 Catholic eleven was avenged, and then some, as C. C. took over with a 33 to 0 shutout, that the East-enders will never forget. The following week the Blue aggregation continued its winning way by submerging their cousins from Fountain St. under a 20-0 deluge. There was no doubt as to who was the better team that night as Central was completely outplayed from start to finish. Union's weaker eleven did not know what hit them when Catho1ic's Mighty Men waded into them at Houseman field and threw Dynamite all over the place. Before the Hawks could recover from one tally the Cougars would chalk up another. lt went on like that until the final gun sounded ending the game with the West-Siders on the short end of a 40-14 verdict. One night that GR. football fans will not forget for a long time is that of November 3. It was on this night that the Pigskin Parade wound up a great season-with Catholic Central being crowned City Charnpsl They showed some 17,000 spectators, that jammed every square inch of House- man field, how the game of football is played, by humbling in bitter defeat a less powerful aggregation from Hall St.- The South High Trojans. That night C.C. could have whip- ped any team in the state. lt was tight from 7:45 until the closing whistle, as the South-Enders were pushed around at will until it was time to throw in the towel. Thus did a great football team stake their claim to a very well deserved city title. TED SOWLE One of the biggest reasons for the Cougars success this year is one Mr. Theodore Sowlel Under the inspiring guidance of this able mentor, our gridiron greats were given the wherewithal to play winning football. Mr. Sowle has been at the Twin C now for three years. ln this time he has built up a record that any coach would like to have. In 1943 he gave Catholic its first State Championship in several years. 1944 was a fundamental year for Mr. Sowle's boys, winding up in a tie for third place. Then 1945 rolled around. Again Ted proved his worth by bring- ing the Sheldon Ave. aggregation up in front of all others and copping his second city title. You can be sure that Mr. Sowle earned these honors, too. Never in my high school years has your writer seen any coach work so hard and diligently for his team. All his spare time was occupied in doing for the boys. With the return of Mr. Edward Killoran, Ted left us. He has been given an opportunity to coach a high school football team in Eire, Pennsylvania. We know he will do just as good work there as he did here, but still this scribe would like to say, Good luck, Ted, and the best of everything to you. May God bless you, in behalf of the student body here at Catholic. To Mr. Killoran we extend our heartfelt greetings and feel certain he will keep C.C. up at the top of the Sports' ladder always. Coach Ted Sowle ALL-STATE Champion teams have champion players but with the Cougars we find three men that are outstanding in their jobs. This was proved when Sports Scribes from all over the State awarded coveted All-State honors to lerry tMacl McGovern '46, Casimir fCaseyl Polkowski '46, and Edward Iames CE. ll Owens '47. The pigskin experts from the Detroit Free Press scanned the State's schools and elected Ierry McGovern as the best right tackle for 1945. Casey Polkowski's ability was soon recognized and he became the Associated Press' selec- tion for No. 1 right end. His aggressiveness on defense was outstanding throughout the season. Catholics Red Grange, lr., the Gallopin' Ghost from the Twin C , or in other words, E. I. Owens, was spotted by the Detroit Times' experts and was chosen Michigan's Mr. Big of all right halves from a field of many backs. This fleet-footed, flashy flame well de- serves his award. . qv 'Nl -.. -...U fcn- Hv' X 'Q-3- 'f Casimir Polkowski Gerald McGovem E. I. Owens Owens Q 4 i Q3ohi.al?:z H5051 1945 CITY CHAMPS Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central. . . Muskegon ..... 13 Muskegon H'gts.2l Creston . . . . . 7 Ottawa.......U Central ....,... U Union .......... 14 South .. ...... 14 Lansing Sexton 13 li LWFS Q- 43' r' Jelenfewski QS! N .6 qw 3' V t ,fig ,i53,'n ni x 9 H V- . ' ' N5 ,v Fwy? 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Owens fEasy loggm'l Troian stopped by Pasbach and Borula. Gibson Challis one up. J f mx -,i -+- H-. J UNIOR CHAMPS 1 13 1-sri I. . t 1 V. First row-left to right: Louie DeVrent, Larry Stoier, Tony Rubleski, Tom Bieszka. Earl Wood. Tony Hodyna. Joseph Nawara, George Kawka, Dick Pins. Lee Chulski. Second row: Coach Casimir Pobojewski. John Olewinski, John Schutich, Richard Kline. Frank Woronka, Gene Zimmer, Tony Long, Edward Bockheim, Louis Drieborg, Dominic Bulgarella. The little Cougars of Catholic Central followed in the footsteps of their big brothers by winning the second team championship. The cubs with their giant line led by Tom Bissot, Frank Reilly and Leon Chulski tore the opposing lines to bits. The fast shifting backfield consisting of Shutich, De Vrent, and Stoffer, succeeded in rornping consistently into touchdown land. The season started out with the peanut squad thorough- ly demolishing a much inexperienced and green Polar Bear eleven at Briggs Field 4U-O. The hardest game of the season came when the charn- pion-bound Cougars met the l-lilltoppers from Central at Catholic Central ..... Catholic Central ..... Catholic Central. Catholic Central, . Catholic Central ..... Coach Ted Sowle. Third row: Russ Kassouf, Bernard Karas, James Kaminski, William Jacobitz, Don Mclieever, Dave Kastens. Harry Choals. Tom O'Keefe, Dick Drenten. Fourth row: Tom Schulte, Richard Powers, James Kowalczyk. Fred Long. Philip Catalano, James Andres. Fred Vanderlaan, Vito Licari. Houseman Field and succeeded in eliing out a slirn 6-O victory. The Ottawa game was another toughie for the Sheldon Avenue boys winning 28-14, The cubs started out fast and led at the half 21-O. The second half was an entirely dif- ferent story with Catholic giving way to the Indians for 2 touchdowns while scoring one. The Twin C boys suffered a tough set back when Frank Red Reilly, rugged sophomore center was placed on the casualty list. This boy had led the forward wall all year and had been the 1ine's big gun. The cubs, however, despite their loss continued their winning ways with Dick Pins filling in the gap. - Creston ..... U - Ottawa ..... 13 - Central ..... U ' o -Union -South ...U First row: George Routsaw, Larry Pasbach, Eugene Duba, Edward Draugelis. Chuck Boggiano, Casey Polkowski, Eugene Christenson. X is.: Second row: Coach E. J. Killoran. Dean Eister, Lyle Morrison, Danny Puhojewski, Tom Syrek, Alfred Szarowicz, Bob Tietema. COUGARS ON THE COURTS Although Catholic Central's Cougars didn't claw their way to the top rung in city Basketball contests, as they so grandly did on the gridiron, they provided heated com- petition for the opposition. With E, l. Killoran back after three years in the service of the Navy, Catholic had one of the best quint instructors in the city. Draugelis, Boggiano, Polkowski, Duba and Tietema were starters in most of the games. Win or lose, these boys never let go the reigns of courage, but ever tried to pro- mote the spirit of Catholic's heroes of the past. Upon arriving at the State Capitol for their initial con- test, the Sheldon Avenue boys found that the Lansing Sexton aggregation had Written defeat all over the welcome mat. The Boys in Blue came home with their heads bowed Catholic came to the foreground by a victory at the expense of the Christian quintet with the amazing score of 48 to 24. At this game, Catholics first league encounter, Boggiano paced the Boys in Blue with 12 tallies, but Draugelis and Stoddard were not far behind. The Union Redhawks' scoring apparatus was completely stalled when the Cougars shoved their machine in high gear and steamrolled over the defending champs by the score of 38 to 15. Members of the Redhawk quintet were so completely stunned that a field goal was not flipped through the white meshes until six minutes after intermission. The South High Trojans were on the rampage as they walked over the highly-rated Catholic quint 36 to 28. This was the initial defeat of the title-aspirant Cougars. The game was a knockdown-drag-out, rugged fray from start to finish, as the keyed-up Patterson-coached boys kept up their terrific pace, until the final buzz. There was a close contest as the scrappy cagers from Catholic whirled their basketball talents out, and pulled the game out of the unsuspecting hands of the Creston Polar Bears, to the tune of 28 to 26. lt was lim Command of the Bears that kept his team in the game and Ed Draugelis, our lean, long, lanky center, who paced Cath- olic at the foul line, South Highs Trojans were just too much for our fighting Cougars as they emerged on the long end of a 35 to 26 score. Catholic was outscored in all but the second Canto when Draugelis and Duba hit the loop for seven points. Although they were not the victors, the Sheldon Avenue boys deserve much credit for the clean hard-fought battle. Eugene Duba and Holwerda of South shared the scoring honors with eight tallies apiece, The Creston Polar Bears edged out the Catholic Central Cougars in the Parochials Gym as the scoreboard showed 38 to 36. The Ottawa indians showed proof of their worth as they downed the Catholic Cagers 46 to 36 at the East Enders' Gym Even though Catholic was constantly losing, they still showed their Cougar teeth and spirit. Coach Claus Beukema was presented a victory at the Burton Gym when the Christian Eagles outpointed the Boys in Blue 31 to 23. The Eagles were supposedly underdogs but their spirit brought about the final outcome. It was Unions turn the night of February 5 as they whipped the Twin C aggregation 43 to 26 at the Parochials' Gym. This was a recompense deal as they had been shown the depths of defeat by the Cougars earlier in the cage season.
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