Aluminator - Detroit Catholic Central High School

In This Issue
Record-Breaking Drive
Drive
AA Record-Breaking
Fr. Mark
Mark Owen
Owen Lee,
Lee,
Fr.
C.S.B. ’47
’47 Honored
Honored
C.S.B.
CC Athletes
Athletes
CC
Bring Home
Home
Bring
State
33 State
Championships
Championships
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SPRING 2002
Editorial Contributions:
Fr. Marvin LaBute, C.S.B.
Patrick Schulte
Contributing Writers:
Paula Bullington
Fr. Marvin LaBute, C.S.B.
Bob Santello
Photographer:
Mike Rossi
Design & Production:
C.O. & Company
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Director of Marketing & Public
Relations/Admissions Officer – Ed Turek ’85
(313) 534-1310
Fax: (313) 534-2683
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Detroit Catholic Central High School
Administration:
President – Rev. Richard Elmer, C.S.B. ’46
[email protected]
Principal – Rev. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B.
[email protected]
The “Aluminator” is published three
times per year by the Detroit Catholic
Central Office of Development &
Alumni Relations.
Articles should be addressed to:
The Aluminator
Detroit Catholic Central High School
14200 Breakfast Drive
Redford, MI 48239
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Alumni Website:
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On the Cover:
Our cover pays graphic homage to the
multitude and diversity of achievements
of Catholic Central students, not only
while they attend, but after graduation,
and continuing throughout life.
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Features
Capital Campaign
Chatterbox
A “CC History” Mystery Solved!
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C.C. Profiles
Keeping Standards High
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William J. Moylan ’49
CC Young Men: Prepared For Life
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Robert Rawley ’47
Larry Schenden, M.D. ’79
Capt. Bryan Smylie ’89
Maj. Karl Vogelheim ’95
Christopher Ladouceur ’96
Honored In Toronto
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Fr. Mark Owen Lee, C.S.B. ’47
Alumni Association
Reunions
Long Time, No CC
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Missing Alumni
Blue Bells
In Memoriam
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School News
Sports Schedule
Calendar Of Events
School Bells
Sports Rap
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LIVE & DIE FOR CC HIGH
A Testament To The Spirit And Tradition Of Catholic Central
Campaign Surpasses
Halfway Point!
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advantage of the special characteristics of the land itself. The donated
property is heavily populated with
trees and contains 10 acres of wetlands. CC continues to work with the City of Novi
and the State of Michigan toward final approval.
John’s creative design is very compatible with the
contours of buildable land, and will prove to be an
impressive and functional building in a beautiful
wooded and watered setting. How appropriate that
the “new and permanent” home for CC is being
designed by a CC family member. John is working
hard to have a rendering of the new building in one
of the future issues of the “Aluminator.” ■
hat do you mean you haven’t heard?
The silent phase of the “Live & Die for
CC High” Capital Campaign has successfully passed the halfway point! The
Campaign, the most significant development program
in the history of any Basilian high school, has a goal
of $34 million to fund the construction of the new
Catholic Central campus to be located in Novi,
Michigan. The planning and behind the scenes work
has been going on since early 1998. CC has been
looking critically at its current location on Breakfast
Drive due in large part to the fact that so many current
students come from west of Livonia, and so few come
from east of Livonia.
Without the generous donation of over 60 acres of
land, located at Wixom Road and Grand River, by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pellerito, a move to a new campus
simply would not be possible. The Pelleritos’ gift
will allow CC to dedicate all the campaign gifts to the
construction phase of the program.
Mr. John Argenta ’58 is the project architect and has
been working closely with CC for several months.
The building will be a unique shape, and take
[The] creative design is very compatible with the contours
of buildable land, and will prove to be an impressive and
functional building in a beautiful wooded and watered
setting. How appropriate that the “new and permanent”
home for CC is being designed by a CC family member.
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A Campaign Update
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Campaign Reaches From
correct. Believe it or not, our own Fr. Richard Elmer ’46
has visited each of these cities bringing the news of the
Campaign to the faithful CC alumni. The hospitality
given to Father Elmer during his “visits” has been gratefully appreciated. Many other cities will be on Father’s
future itineraries. ■
hat do the cities of New York, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Austin,
Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, Naples, Tampa, Sarasota, and
Phoenix all have in common? If you answered that
there is a large contingent of transplanted Shamrocks
in each of those cities, your answer would be partially
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Campaign Secures “Challenge
Gift” To Inspire The “Troops”
Pat’s “Challenge” gift was made in large part to inspire
everyone to be a part of the Campaign. The silent phase
of the program has been extremely successful in securing gifts of $100,000+ pledged over a 3-5 year period.
However, for the Campaign to really be successful and
meet its goal, hundreds of gifts are necessary at that
level and lower levels. ■
campaign of this magnitude is rarely successful
without securing a multimillion dollar “lead gift.”
Mr. Patrick Nesbitt ’62, one of four National Campaign
Chairs, has committed to match, dollar for dollar, each
and every gift up to 10 million dollars! Pat’s extreme
level of generosity is matched only by the incredible
amount of time and effort he has already spent and
will be spending from conception – to construction.
Pat’s leadership has been greatly appreciated.
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Coast To Coast
The Only Thing Missing
he “Live & Die for CC High” Capital Campaign
solicitation process is scheduled to conclude in
December of this year. Beginning in September, each
and every alumnus who has not yet been contacted
by Father Elmer will be sent an informative brochure,
a special campaign video and a request for financial
participation in the program.
Is You!
The key to the success of the Campaign is to garner as
much support from as many alumni, parents and friends
of CC as possible. Pledges to the Campaign may be
made over a 3-5 year period and may be structured in a
variety of ways. Again, we need everyone to do as much
as they can to help make this historic effort a reality. ■
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C H AT T E R B O X
The Thrilling ’30s
1947 – BILL MCKENDRY retired from NBD Bank
in 1993. He and Esther have celebrated 50 years of
marriage. They have 9 children and 12 grandchildren.
Bill says he spends a lot of time with the grandchildren.
1935 – ROBERT and RUSSELL COOK are still going
strong.
1948 – MIKE HARPER writes that he and his wife have
been married for 44 years. He is retired, but he passes
on information about CC to his fellow graduates
through e-mail and says that all graduates should access
the CC website to stay current and get reacquainted.
1935 – DONALD P. SCHNEIDER writes that there
is nothing new but that he is still alive with several
serious afflictions. He asks for prayers.
The Swell ’40s
The Nifty ’50s
C H AT T E R B O X
1942 – JOSEPH WILLIAM MACLEOD and his
wife Sally are living in Warren. He writes: “I was
signed by the old St. Louis Browns and played in the
Arkansas League for two years, then up to A Ball in
Finley, OH. I was in the Army and out in four years
as Medical Staff Sergeant. Now President of a Softball
league and a 5th-level organist with Evola music.”
1953 – RICHARD J. PAZIN (PACZYNSKI) writes that
he and his wife Delphine are now the proud grandparents of 20 grandchildren. Richard is currently
employed by Merrill Lynch, Auburn Hills, MI.
1955 – GEORGE A. COLBURN was named “Senior
Research Fellow” by the Eisenhower Foundation to
continue his work on the military and political careers
of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Colburn has produced
seven primetime documentaries on DDE since 1991.
A 50th Anniversary program on the election of 1952
is now in production.
1943 – HARRY J. MELIA’s wife Dolores writes that
Harry has had Alzheimer for five years. Please keep
him in your prayers. He and Dolores live in Florida.
1955 – MATT DRENNAN is a professor in the City
and Regional Planning Department at Cornell
University.
EDWARD CHESNEY ’41 has been
commissioned to do a sculpture for
Sterling Heights. “Fireman and
Child,” Ed’s last sculpture,
will adorn the front of
Sterling Height’s new
fire department headquarters. The sculpture
will be an 8-foot bronze
replica of one he created for the Michigan
Firemen’s Memorial
in Roscommon.
Ed is pictured here
with his bust of
Fr. Martin that is
in the foyer of the
school. ■
1955 – TOM JOZWIAK has retired and moved to
Florida.
1956 – MICHAEL E. BOES has retired from United
Parcel Service and is living in San Diego, CA.
1956 – ANIEL J. RUZZIN has been appointed Plant
Manager for Irwin Automotive in Acuna, Mexico.
1957 – FRANK BANAR has retired as Production
Geologist from Mobil Oil after 37 years of service. He
plans to stay in Texas with his wife and three children.
1957 – PAUL ELSTRO has retired from the Nestlé
Company after 25 years in executive positions. He
now lives in Chapel Hill, NC.
1958 – JAMES D. HYDE has started a new career. He
received an M.A. in Mental Health in 2001, and is now
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C.C. P R O F I L E
Keeping Standards High
Oldest and youngest of 5 Moylan brothers
(all CC Alumni): Bill on the right, with
Jim ’62 on the left – and both are
engineers!
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illiam J. Moylan ’49, Founder and
President of Moylan Engineering
Associates, Inc., recently received
a very prestigious award. For his
lifelong efforts to improve the
practice of electrical engineering,
the Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers - Standards
Association has elevated Bill to its
Standards Board. This select body,
twenty-two voting members, oversees
the process by which much of the world’s
electrical standards, recommended practices and
guides are processed and approved.
reappointed for a third year to that
committee. Bill’s continuing commitment to the development of
state-of-the-art standards has now
been recognized by his additional elevation to a seat on the IEEE-SA
Standards Board. Bill had previously been
recognized as an IEEE Fellow – a very elite circle –
indicating the esteem in which he is held… at the very
top of his profession.
Having already served for the last two years on the
Standards Board’s Review Committee, Bill has been
We wish to congratulate Bill on his award. ■
C H AT T E R B O X
a licensed Mental Health Counselor working with
adolescents and their families for Child & Family
Services of Cape Cod in Hyannis, MA.
1965 – MIKE O’KEEFE changed careers in 1991. He
is now working as a Tooling Accountant at Johnson
Controls in Plymouth, MI. He and his wife Julie now
live in Livonia, MI.
1958 – ART CIAGNE has joined the new Morgan
Stanley office in Bloomfield Hills, MI.
1967 – THOMAS FLESZAR, D.D.S., V.P. of the CC
Alumni Board, has been promoted to President and
CEO of Delta Dental Plans of Michigan, Ohio and
Indiana.
1958 – THOMAS PODGAJSKI is a member of the
Grosse Ile Fire Dept. and has been the Fire Marshall
for the township for 20 years. He and Judy have
been married 41 years, and have 3 children and 8
grandchildren.
1969 – MARK J. LIVERNOIS and wife Donna are
living in Greenville, SC. Mark is an off-ice official
for the Greenville Grrowl. He works for Charter
Premium Audits, Inc., Columbia, SC, as an Insurance
Workcomp Premium Auditor.
The Psychedelic ’60s
1961 – RON KACZMAREK is living in Naples, FL.
He is selling real estate and playing a lot of golf.
Disco-Down ’70s
1962 – DENNIS W. CLEARY conducts a private law
practice in Farmington Hills. He serves as Secretary
in the Irish American Lawyers Association, and is
a member of the Trial Advocacy Team at the Detroit
College of Law at MSU. He graduated from Michigan
State and the Detroit College of Law. Dennis is married to Ann Presse and they have two children.
1971 – FRANCIS X. HATHAWAY writes that he is
a General Practice Attorney. This includes Personal
Injury, Property and Family Law, Probate, Wills and
Estates, and Environmental Law.
1973 – SAM SCALICI says that his drug of choice
these days is Ben-Gay. He sends a special hello to his
old bandmates and says, “All you need is love… still.”
1963 – DAVID SIGETICH is now the Director for
Canada Motorola University.
1974 – GENE BRADY returned to Michigan in 1995 and
is living in Novi with his wife Carol (Napierkowski)
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C H AT T E R B O X
and their three kids. He lived in Chicago for thirteen
years, rooming with Rick O’Brien ’74 when he first
moved there. Gene is President and Founder of Brio
Advertising, a full-service advertising agency in
Livonia. He is on the Board of Directors of Child’s
Hope, a child-abuse prevention council in Wayne
County. Gene’s ad agency continues to grow in
size and client roster, servicing clients in technology,
manufacturing, professional services,
medical, and a variety of other industries.
Brio has recently become part of a national
ad-agency network, and can be found at
www.brioadvertising.com.
1979 – MICHAEL J. LEAVITT and his wife Kathy
(see “Baby Bells,” page 18) own a successful Fleet
Carpet Cleaning business in Livonia. They have four
children and 2 grandchildren – “hard to believe,” says
Michael.
1979 – DAVID J. LONG says that he is a Latin teacher
for the Virginia Beach, VA, School System. He is living
in Chesapeake, VA, with his wife and two children.
1979 – GREGORY A. LONGE is living in Farmington
Hills with his wife Maureen and their two boys, who
vow to attend CC. Greg is currently the President of
two service companies, Molly Maid and Mr. Handyman.
1974 – ED JELONEK, JR. had the distinct
privilege of carrying the Olympic Flame
Jan. 6, 2002, when it was in Royal Oak, MI.
The Techno ’80s
1977 – TOM BARNES, his wife Laura and
two children are living in Berkley, MI. Tom is
teaching fifth grade in Detroit.
1982 – DEAN KRISPIN is married to Sujatha
Sastry. He is employed with Computer Associates
International as a Consultant in Information
Management. They live in Little Neck, NY.
1977 – MARK W. JAMES has a new ministry. He is
giving away free finger rosaries. Check out his website at www.fingerrosaries.com.
1983 – SENATOR THADDEUS McCOTTER is running for the U.S. House of Representatives. If elected,
it is believed he will be the first CC grad to become
a member of Congress.
1977 – BERNARD WHITE (see “Wedding Bells,” page
16) will be in the upcoming feature films, “Matrix II”
and “Matrix III.” He recently guest-starred on “Touched
by an Angel,” “The Guardian,” “Alias,” “The West
Wing,” “The Division,” “The X-Files” and “The
Practice.” Bernard is also working as both writer
and actor with Cornerstone Theatre on “The Catholic
Immigrant Project.”
1983 – PAUL RZEPECKI is married to Chari Cantrell
and they have two children, Emily and Kristin.
1984 – TOM MARENTETTE has been working at the
University of Notre Dame as a Network Engineer for
the past four years. He and his wife Tonya are living
in South Bend, IN.
1985 – GREG GRABOWSKI has been promoted to
Vice President of Community Relations for Hospice
of Michigan.
1978 – CHRIS MYKRANTZ is currently Vice
President of Employees Communications for Green
Point Financial Corp. in New York City. He was
recently elected Vice President of The Council
of Communication Management, a National
Communications Professional Association.
1986 – CHRIS AZEEZ is an Operations Manager for
Fidelity Investments. He and his wife Nancy (see
“Baby Bells,” page 18) are still living in Cincinnati, OH.
1979 – CHRISTOPHER J. DEMEMBER, his wife
Karen and their two children, Tony and Alyssa, are
doing well in Arizona. He is currently a Program
Manager for Honeywell Hardware Product Group,
managing Just in Time (JIT) programs for internal and
external aerospace engine repair and overhaul facilities. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Mesa
Community College in Mesa, AZ, teaching Total
Quality Management courses.
1986 – DAVID SENATORE writes, “After graduating
from Michigan State University in 1990, I went to
work for Federal Mogul in their management training
program. In 1993, I started working with Salomon
Smith Barney in the Wealth Management division
and attained the level of First Vice President, Senior
Investment Management Consultant, and Certified
Financial Planner (CFP). My wife Cyndi and I completed the construction of our home in Novi and enjoy
residing on the ‘west side’ once again.”
1979 – PETE FINCH is a Financial Planner in Suttons
Bay with clients throughout Michigan and Denver.
He and his wife Kathy have a daughter and a son.
Pete is active in community events and loves living
“Up North.”
1986 – ROBERT J. WHALL is a Consultant in merging
databases and has assignments in Australia, Europe
and several U.S. cities on behalf of Ann Arbor
consulting firms. He is living in Farmington Hills, MI.
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C.C. P R O F I L E S
★
BRYAN SMYLIE ’89 is a Captain and
is currently deployed with the
13th Marine Expeditionary Unit
aboard the aircraft carrier
U.S.S. Bonhomme
Richard, currently
located in the
Arabian Gulf area,
supporting Operation
Enduring Freedom.
He is a helicopter
pilot flying a CH46
Sea Knight, which is used
primarily for Infantry/
Special Ops Troop deployment.
And Bryan’s father Dennis
and brother Rob ’94 are
almost as excited – they are
hoping to get permission
to join him in Hawaii to share
the long ride back aboard the
Bonhomme Richard. ■
Capt. Smylie is reportedly due back in
town in June on a well-deserved leave.
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Prepared To Do Their Duty
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KARL A. VOGELHEIM ’95 was promoted
to the rank of Major in the United States Air
Force. He recently graduated from the University of
North Dakota with an M.S. in Space Studies. ■
ROBERT F. RAWLEY ’47 has retired as a
Foreign Service Officer with the U.S. State
Department. His last assignment was as Executive
Officer at the Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia. He
served also at embassies in Yemen, Vietnam,
Nepal, and Liberia among others. ■
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CHRISTOPHER P. LADOUCEUR ’96, an
Air Force Senior Airman, has been deployed to
a forward operating area to support the mission of
Operation Enduring Freedom. Enduring Freedom is
the biggest U.S. military mobilization since the Gulf
War. Members of all branches of the U.S. Armed
Forces have been activated and deployed to support
the war against terrorism. The operation also
includes humanitarian relief airdrops of daily
rations for the Afghan people who do not support
the terrorist network or regime. ■
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LARRY SCHENDEN, M.D. ’79 was recently
selected as the “Clinician of the Year” for
2001 out of 400 emergency medicine physicians
employed by Emergency Physicians’ Medical Group
in the Western U.S. Currently, he is working as
an Emergency Medical Physician at Scripp-Mercy
Hospital in San Diego, CA. As a Lieutenant
Commander in the U.S. Naval Reserves, he also
works at Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego. ■
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PROFILES
★ Prepared For Life ★
C.C.
★ ★CC Young Men:★ ★
1987 – JOE GORMLEY has been married for eight
years to his wife Robin, and they have two children.
He has recently been promoted to Sales Manager,
responsible for sales to Nissan at the Robert Bosch
Corporation in Farmington Hills, MI.
is employed by Munson Medical Corporation. He
coordinates medical information systems between
several hospitals’ systems… when he is not enjoying
outdoor sports.
1992 – JOHN KAVALIAUSKAS, his wife Nicole and
daughter Gabrielle have finished relocating back to
Michigan from Florida. In Florida, he started his own
Internet consulting firm, WorldsitesHub.com. He is
now opening a second office in Michigan.
1988 – MARTIN C. KARAMON completed his Juris
Doctor at Ohio State Law School, his L.L.M. - Tax Law
at Georgetown Law School, and is presently practicing
as an Associate with Piper, Marbury, Rudnick & Wolfe
in Manhattan.
1992 – CHRIS LAROO (see “Wedding Bells,” page 16)
and his wife Stephanie reside in Farmington Hills, MI.
Chris is working as an environmental scientist at the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
1988 – DON MOLL received an Economics degree
from the University of Florida and is living in Orlando,
wholesaling financial products to Wirehouse Firms.
He writes: “I was lucky enough to be in Detroit to catch
the State Championship Football game. What a finish!
Great to see old friends, Fr. Menner, and that old CC
Spirit thriving! Not a single school like it down here!”
1993 – STEVEN Z. ANTONE, M.D. graduated from
Columbia University - College of Physicians and
Surgeons on May 16, 2001, earning an M.D. degree.
He is now a Pediatric Resident at Children’s Hospital
of Michigan in Detroit.
C H AT T E R B O X
1988 – JOSEPH PICKERING (see “Wedding Bells,”
page 16) and his wife Bobi reside in Auburn Hills, MI.
He is employed by Canon as a color products sales
specialist in Southfield, MI.
1993 – BILL BAAKI is married to Julie (see “Baby
Bells,” page 18) and they have moved to Ann Arbor,
where Bill is in his first year at Ave Maria School of
Law. After graduating from Colgate University, he
played minor league Hockey for the Huntington
Blizzard of the East Coast Hockey League. He played
against two old friends, Joe Blaznek ’93 and Frank
Novock ’94.
1989 – JOHN LEPPEK is an MSU graduate in
Engineering and has a Masters in Corporate Finance
from Walsh College. He has taken a position with
Weldmation Inc., a manufacturer of automated assembly systems, as the Director of Sales and Marketing.
He and his wife Janet are currently living in Canton
with their son Nathan.
1993 - ERIN D. FRIEL is working for Ford Motor
Credit. He and his wife Melissa recently moved to
Colorado from California.
The Happening ’90s
1994 – TREVOR AUSTIN (see “Wedding Bells,”
page 17) is working as a Sales Engineer at Creative
Techniques Inc., an injection molding firm in Auburn
Hills, MI.
1991 – BRIAN CHANEY graduated with a Masters
degree in Social Work. He is currently a Mental
Health Therapist, a part-time School Counselor, and
was Assistant Coach of the CC Frosh Football Team.
1994 – ANDY SLANKSTER and his wife Michele
(see “Wedding Bells,” page 17) are living in Rosedale
Gardens, Livonia, MI. He is a pension consultant
for ALCOS, an employee benefits firm in Sterling
Heights, MI.
1991 – SAM RAUCH is married to Kathleen Lynch
and they have two daughters. Dean is presently
working for Motorola in Austin, TX.
1991 – TED SPICER is a project engineer at Pharmacis
Corp. He and his wife, Christy, live in Kalamazoo (see
“Baby Bells,” page 18).
1995 – JASON HUBENSCHMIDT (see “Wedding Bells,”
page 17) earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology
from The University of Michigan-Dearborn. He is currently working at Visteon headquarters in Dearborn in
Human Resources.
1991 – BRIAN THOMAS graduated cum laude from
the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law and
recently passed the Michigan State Bar Exam. He has
joined the law firm of Toth, Baldridge, VanBelkum &
Felty in Southfield, MI, as an associate.
1997 – BRIAN BLASKAY has graduated from The
University of Michigan-Dearborn with a degree in
Mechanical Engineering. He is currently employed
with Visteon.
1991 – JIM WHALL is married to fellow U of M graduate Juleen, and they live in Traverse City where Jim
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1997 – GARY JASON FRANKEN (see “Wedding
Bells,” page 17) is the Assistant General Manager of an
industrial supply company. He currently lives outside
of Chicago.
1998 – CHRIS YOUNG has been doing an outstanding
job playing Basketball for The University of Michigan –
he is Co-Captain of the team.
1999 – LOU WILLOUGHBY, a Tri-State University
defensive tackle, made second-team All-Mid-States
Football Association.
1997 – JEREMY JAKARY is working for the Detroit
Chamber of Commerce as an Account Executive. He
and his wife Jennifer (see “Wedding Bells,” page 17)
make their home in Redford.
The Virtual ’00s
1998 – ERIC CARLSON was part of the 20-member
electrical technician team of The University of
Michigan’s solar-powered vehicle, M-Pulse. They
won the American 5-day race from Chicago to Los
Angeles. This entitled them to compete in the World
Solar Challenge through the Australian Outback
in November.
2000 – BRYAN BERNYS is taking classes at American
University in Washington, D.C. He was there on
September 11, 2001; he says, “It is an interesting time
to be in college in D.C.”
2001 - BRIAN HESANO has received a scholarship
from the Associated Food Dealers of Michigan. He
is presently a Freshman majoring in Aeronautical
Engineering at Purdue University. ■
1998 – VINCENT JONNA has received a scholarship
from the Associated Food Dealers of Michigan. He is
a Junior at Western Michigan University where he is
majoring in Accounting.
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ave you ever tried to get in touch with an old
classmate, only to find that the last directory is 5
years old? Well, your troubles are over. Soon an
impressive directory of our alumni will be available
to help you locate all your friends.
naire to each alumnus. (If you prefer not to be
listed in the directory, please contact the Alumni
Office/Association in writing as soon as possible.)
The new Detroit Catholic Central High School
Alumni Directory will soon make finding an alumnus
as easy as opening a book. Look for more details on
the project in future issues of the “Aluminator.” ■
The new Detroit Catholic Central High School
Alumni Directory, scheduled for release in Spring
2003, will be the most up-to-date and complete
reference of over 11,000 Detroit Catholic Central
High School alumni ever compiled! This comprehensive volume will include current name, address
and phone number, academic data, plus business
information (if applicable), bound into a classic,
library-quality edition.
The Alumni Office/Association has contracted the
prestigious Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company,
Inc. to produce our directory. Harris will soon
begin researching and compiling the information
to be printed in the directory by mailing a question-
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C H AT T E R B O X
In Search Of All Detroit Catholic Central High School Alumni
A “CC” History”Mystery
Dan
Pazek
Steve
Taranowski
Kevin
O’Reilly
Richard
Conley
Barry
McAskin
Jim
Riley
Pat
Wood
Mike
Boes
Geoffrey
Rockelman
Jack
Stahl
Pat
Milosek
Glenn
Goode
Jerry
Hieber
C H AT T E R B O X
Jim
Murphy
Dick
Daguanno
A CC History Mystery Solved!
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any thanks for your cards and letters giving us the names of the 1953 Shamrocks Pee Wee Hockey Team,
shown here with Fr. James Enright (far left) and Fr. Canning Harrison (far right). The players are now identified. We’re glad you’re reading the “Aluminator.”
As we here at Catholic Central begin an ambitious project – sorting through and organizing our stored photos
for the first real CC archive – we hope we can count on your archive of memories to help us on future photo
stumpers! Thanks again. ■
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C.C. P R O F I L E
Fr. Mark Owen Lee, C.S.B. ’47
Honored In Toronto
C.C.
PROFILE
Fr. Mark Owen Lee ’47 and Fr. Robert Madden ’39
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arts. He is the author of twelve critically
appreciated books on Classical literature, music, film,
opera, history and lists; has published over two hundred
articles; has lectured in Canada, the United States and
Europe; and has broadcast intermission features for the
Canadian Opera Company. He is, however, most widely
known for his appearances over the past nineteen years
during the intermissions of the live broadcasts from the
Metropolitan Opera in New York. His appearances are
marked by extraordinary knowledge, brilliant wit, and
illuminating humane musical and literary analyses.
he following is a portion of the citation read by
Fr. Robert Madden ’39 at the University of Toronto’s
convocation, where Fr. Mark Owen Lee ’47 was
awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causae.
Impressed by the priests who taught him at Catholic
Central, Fr. Mark Owen Lee joined the Basilian Fathers
in 1947. After receiving his B.A. and M.A. from the
University of Toronto, he was ordained a priest in 1957.
He was awarded his Ph.D. from the University of British
Columbia in 1960. He taught Classics at the University
of St. Michael’s College and the University of Toronto
until his retirement in 1995. On occasional leaves of
absence during those years, he lectured at schools in
Houston, Chicago, Rome, and in Oakland and Berkeley,
California.
For these reasons and many others, the University of
Toronto has conferred on him the degree of Doctor of
Laws, honoris causae.
Fr. Lee has also recently received a Ruby, an award from
the “Opera Canada Magazine” for his many contributions to the magazine and to opera in Canada. ■
Fr. Lee has taught over forty-five different courses, both
graduate and undergraduate, in Classics, comparative literature, art, music and film. He is, indeed, a man for all
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A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N
A
ATTENTION: CC ALUMNI
F.Y.I.
re you registered in the Alumni Association? If not…
¨ Go to alumni.catholiccentral.net
¨ Click on the top link to “Register”
¨ Select a user name, password and enter your
graduation year (all 4 digits)
F O R Y O U R I N F O R M AT I O N
CLASS OF 1977
Within 24 hours, you will be registered for all the free
services that the Alumni Association provides. Here are
the top five reasons why you should register for these
free services for CC Alumni (and “free” makes six!):
25-YEAR REUNION ANNOUNCEMENT
S
ix members from the class of 1977 have begun to
plan for their 25th Reunion. The committee selected
Sat., October 5, 2002, as the day and Walnut Creek
Golf & Country Club as the place to hold the reunion.
Please set this date aside on your calendars now!
1 Your information is available only to other CC Alumni
2 You can post and receive class year information
3 Post and edit your own personal information
(photos and “Chatterbox-type” updates)
Other Services Available At alumni.catholiccentral.net
In addition, we need your help. We are looking for
your ideas and your energy. Please feel free to contact
any of the committee members listed below to provide
your ideas, volunteer your time, or ask questions
about our reunion plans.
There are many other cool features to check out on the
new website, including:
We will provide you with more information in the
months to come via direct mail. Hope to see you there!
ALUMNI
A S S O C I AT I O N
4 Create a buddy list of fellow CC Alumni
5 Exchange images/photos of you, your family or events
…And many more
• Career Center – Post your résumé or a job you need
to fill
Dan Danielak
248-642-2412
Doug Dodson
208-939-7860
• Member Search – find a classmate and keep in touch
George Fadool
248-476-4098
• Reunions – Up-to-date information on your reunion
plans
Joe Luther
248-348-1130
Mike Maher
248-620-5232
Tom Ogrodowski
248-888-0186
• Donations – Make an online, tax-deductible gift to CC
• Business Directory – Find products and services
provided by your fellow CC Alumni
• Feedback – Communicate directly with the Alumni
Relations Office with updates, address changes, etc. ■
T
OTHER REUNION PLANS
he following is information to date on scheduled
reunions. We still need help planning reunions for
1952, 1967, 1972, 1982 and 1997. If you can lend a
hand, please contact Patrick Schulte at 313-534-3368
or [email protected] by e-mail.
20-Year Reunion
Catching up at their recent reunion are, left
to right, Bob Larsen, Major Mark Wilson and
Fr. Ned Donoher.
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1942
Stan Wilkins - Golf & Dinner, Fri., Sept. 13
(details to come)
1947
Jim Aston/Jerry Coyle - Mass & Dinner, Sat.,
Sept. 21, at the Embassy Suites in Livonia
1957
Len Else/Dan Collins - Fri. & Sat., Sept. 6 & 7
at the Marriott Eaglecrest in Ypsilanti
1971
Tony Tedesco - 30th Reunion + 1! Sat., Sept. 14
at St. John’s Golf & Conference Center
1987
Chuck Bullock (details to come)
1992
David Farkas - Fri., Nov. 29 (details to come)
Long Time,
No
CC
1932
Mr. Jay Barry
1937
Mr. Clifford A. Bowers
Mr. Sylvester J. Chopp
Mr. Floyd F. Czyzewski
Mr. Brendan J. Flannery
Mr. Richard E. Martin
Mr. Glad P. Murphy
Mr. Richard J. Ronan
Mr. John T. Walker
Mr. Donald G. Wharton
Mr. Charles V. Zink
1942
Mr. James E. Canfield Jr.
Mr. Miles C. Clinch
Mr. Edward J. Conder
Mr. William J. Cooney
Mr. Joseph B. Cote
Mr. Robert A. Czarnecki
Mr. Edward M. Czarney
Mr. Jerard E. Delaney
Mr. James P. Donahue
Mr. Donald J. Fuller
Mr. F. T. Haner, PhD
Mr. Carl J. Hitchingham
Mr. Kenneth D. Hunter
Mr. Edmund P. Jazdzyk
Mr. Robert J. Kanka
Mr. Joseph F. Kostelnik
Mr. Francis J. MacDonald
Mr. James R. Martell
Mr. Thomas J. McDonnell
Mr. John M. McMahon
Mr. Roger P. Mueller
Mr. Jerome J. O’Malley
Mr. Joseph M. Paruszkiewicz
Mr. James B. Reid
Mr. Robert F. Revitte
Dr. Jerome T. Roberge
Mr. Lawrence J. Ruddon
Mr. Paul R. Rumps
Mr. John W. Runcie
Mr. Vincent B. Sadowski
Mr. Richard J. Scheid
Mr. Clifford R. Schumacher
Mr. Peter E. Simler
Mr. Robert Steiger
Mr. Leonard C. Strutinski
Mr. Leon M. Swick
☞
If you know the whereabouts of any or many, please let us know by telephoning 313-534-3368 or by
e-mailing information to: [email protected]. You may choose to have them contact us
directly; if so, we’ll be glad to have you pass along the good word. ■
Mr. Thomas G. Thompson
Mr. Raymond B. Tyll
Mr. James E. Wolber
1952
Mr. Joseph R. Bathey
Mr. John F. Breen
Mr. Howard J. Buchanan
Mr. Richard D. Cameron
Mr. David R. Caulkins
Mr. Robert N. Curley
Mr. Francis W. Duggan
Mr. John M. Follmer
Mr. Richard V. Giacobbi
Mr. Donald W. Grant
Mr. Anthony W. Hoffman
Mr. Jerome A. Kozlowski
Mr. Richard F. Kulczynski
Mr. Gregory G. Kuszynski
Mr. Richard J. Martin
Mr. George S. McArthur
Mr. Gerald S. McCool
Mr. Frank L. McWain
Mr. Walter J. Pietrowski
Mr. Dennis W. Reeve
Mr. Robert D. Rogell
Mr. Michael J. Ruane, Jr.
Mr. Bernard W. Smith
Mr. Robert J. Vernier
Mr. James N. Wavrick
1957
Mr. Robert J. Bishop
Mr. John M. Carmona
Mr. Michael C. Chapman
Mr. Darrel J. Delamielleure
Mr. Cass E. Felcyn
Mr. Douglas R. Gadowski
Mr. Lawrence E. Gorman
Mr. Dennis M. Gorshe
Mr. Thomas G. Harris
Mr. Edward W. Janisse
Mr. Roger R. Keefer
Mr. Daniel J. Kochan
Mr. Thomas J. Kramer
Mr. Jerome H. Kudron
Mr. Thomas J. Lanctot
Mr. Fred S. Long
Mr. Daniel A. MacInnis, Jr.
Mr. Charles J. Masek
Mr. Jeremiah J. O’Sullivan
Major Randal A. Petroviak
Mr. Frank J. Phillips
Mr. Weldon P. Roby
Mr. John M. Rodden
Mr. Antonio A. Ruggirello
Mr. James J. Sailor
Mr. Thomas J. Scarlett
Mr. Thomas J. Schultz
Mr. Paul F. Simmons
Mr. Stephen H. Skonieczny
Mr. Richard Z. Sparazynski
Mr. Roger T. Stasak
Mr. Conrad C. Talbert
Mr. David C. Wesolowski
Mr. Herbert H. Winkler
Mr. Thomas F. Wright
1962
Mr. Rudolph C. Backer
Mr. Richard L. Blade
Mr. Thomas C. Catrett
Mr. Robert M. Christensen
Mr. Michael T. Connelly
Mr. Denis A. Evans
Dr. Dennis L. Frew
Mr. Robert J. Henkel
Mr. James F. Herrgott
Mr. Robert J. Hippler
Mr. John J. Horan
Mr. Stephen F. Kalosis
Mr. Michael H. Kelly
Mr. Ronald T. Kuczenski
Mr. Richard G. Kuczynski
Mr. Dominic A. LaRose
Mr. Robert E. Laskey
Mr. Paul E. Massaron
Mr. Patrick T. McGannon
Mr. Michael D. Newell
Mr. Walter J. Nowacki
Mr. Charles R. Nuckles
Mr. Ronald J. Regep
Mr. Michael A. Schott
Mr. Thomas C. Schueren
Mr. Irvin A. Simsick
Mr. John C. Smith
Mr. Robert J. Spencer
Mr. Charles F. Starr
Mr. Steven B. Stegeman
Mr. Peter J. Sullivan
Mr. Donald P. Till
Mr. James W. Turcotte, Jr.
Mr. Edward G. Veltman
Mr. Edward J. Ventittelli
Mr. Joseph M. Wills
Mr. James F. Wolschon
Mr. Edward A. Young
Mr. John P. Zukowski
1967
Mr. James Armstrong
Mr. Michael J. Barney
Mr. William Belian
Mr. James P. Brady
Mr. Michael E. Brady
Mr. Timothy Branch
Mr. Kevin T. Brown
Mr. Robert Chernauckas
Mr. Gregory Cole
Mr. Robert M. Dantzer
Mr. Richard Gronczewski
Mr. Stephen Hewson
Mr. Douglas G. Howe
Mr. David Johnston
Mr. Robert Kennedy
Mr. Thomas Lutz
Mr. Ronald L. Marsh
Mr. Lawrence M. Masko
Mr. John J. McCarthy
Mr. William Miller
Mr. John G. Murray
Mr. Peter L. Nagrant
Mr. Erie Nixon
Mr. Dennis Smith
Mr. Thomas Stephens
Mr. Leonard Stoliker
Mr. Timothy Theisen
1972
Mr. Peter L. Dabos
Mr. William J. Dilworth
Mr. Jesse A. Erwin
Mr. Anthony J. Giuffre, Jr.
Mr. Peter M. Jonca
Mr. Keith M. Kolodziej
Mr. Richard J. Leo, MD
Mr. James R. Lhota, PhD
Mr. James E. Malchow, Jr.
Mr. Carl J. Piro
Mr. Bennett G. Preston
Mr. Rourke E. Ruffing
Mr. Robert J. Sauve
Mr. Thomas G. Trainor
1977
Mr. Christopher N. Braun
Mr. Chris B. Burford
Mr. Paul Carlisle
Mr. Thomas A. Cross
Mr. Douglas P. Donhost
Mr. Robert J. Gorman
Mr. Gary D. Grohman
Mr. Ralph V. Haas
Mr. Steven B. Horn
Mr. Christopher Huffmaster
Mr. Gerard J. Hughes
Mr. Glen Martin
Mr. Craig D. McCarthy
Mr. Kevin McCormack
Mr. Stewart A. McIntosh
Mr. Brian P. Morrison
Capt. Christopher E. Pelc, USAF
Mr. Joseph J. Shannon
Mr. Michael J. Shema
Mr. Richard W. Skupski
Mr. Jerome Zwiller
1982
Mr. Peter Arndt
Mr. Donald G. Bauman
Mr. Christopher A. Connolly
Mr. Paul R. Cottrell
Mr. Leonard C. Crawford
Mr. Timothy J. Fedewa
Mr. James J. Ganzak
Mr. Richard F. Green
Mr. Phillip A. Hinz
Mr. Michael A. Kowal
Mr. Michael I. Kueber
Mr. Jerome J. Livingston
Mr. Grant E. Martin
Mr. Robert M. Mercier
Mr. Randall J. Miller
Mr. Marc D. Moncion
Mr. Scott T. Newton
Mr. Paul J. Peterson
Mr. John C. Petz
Mr. Robert M. Reeck
Mr. Stephen B. Schilling
Mr. Eric F. Semer
Mr. Dennis C. Skotzke
Mr. Paul W. Smith
Mr. Michael D. Socall
Mr. Michael R. Stella
Mr. David G. Stevenson
Mr. Louis G. Tapper
Mr. Martin D. Vanmaanen
1987
Mr. Alexis E. Afsari
Mr. Gregory P. Benvenuto
Mr. Richard R. Bielenda
Mr. Alan Catallo
Mr. Daniel S. Chrzanowski
Mr. Gerald J. Cislo
Mr. Michael P. Coletta
Mr. Matthew Demattos
Mr. John D. Dougherty
Mr. Michael T. Doyle
Mr. Gregory J. Dziewit
Mr. Leonard J. Evans
Mr. Paul P. Ferns
Mr. David J. Freiman
Mr. Matthew A. Funke
Mr. Thomas F. Gibbons
Mr. Thomas L. Goodwin
Mr. James R. Gormley
Mr. Michael T. Gorton
Mr. Leonard D. Habel
Mr. Eric J. Hoffman
Mr. Michael E. Juras
Mr. John C. Leo
Mr. Joel T. Lipinski
Mr. Christopher M. McAvoy
Mr. David J. Medonis
Mr. Francis J. Mueller
Mr. Daniel P. Muncie
Mr. Robert J. Navarre
Mr. Carl P. Neubar
Mr. Kevin K. O’Neill
Mr. Joseph A. Ozog
Mr. James J. Padilla, Jr.
Mr. Thomas E. Pientak
Mr. Aaron A. Powell
Mr. Edward T. Reed
Mr. Frank A. Seaver
Mr. Marc A. Sheridan
Mr. Dale E. Thomson
Mr. Robert H. Transou, III
Mr. John Walsh
Capt. Richard D. Zyla, USMC
1992
Mr. Robert D. Chernauckas
Mr. Matthew J. Conahan
Mr. David J. Dymkowski
Mr. Charles Esser
Mr. David P. Gallagher
Mr. J. Stephen Heitert, Jr.
Mr. Matthew A. Holtz
Mr. John R. Kauffman
Mr. David E. Krainiak
Mr. Matthew T. Kucway
Mr. Robert F. Kummer
Mr. Bryce X. Lahiff
Mr. Kristopher S. Melson
Mr. Jeremy R. Pampreen
Mr. Michael J. Phythian
Mr. Joseph O. Quinones
Mr. Kevin L. Roslinski
Mr. Ahmed T. Shahimi
Mr. Mark R. Shaya, MD
Mr. Michael J. Stachowski
Mr. Jeffrey P. Tibaldi
Mr. Chad A. Varga
Mr. Keirnan M. Zavagnin
1997
Mr. Refugio G. Alcala
Mr. Gregory J. Call
Mr. Athanasios J. Karoukis
Mr. Brett S. Murphy
Mr. Mark A. Prior, Jr.
Mr. Brian M. Watson
Alumni Network Meetings To Start Fall 2002...
Beginning in Fall 2002, a series of alumni networking breakfast/lunch meetings will be held. Details will be
forthcoming. The meetings will feature a guest speaker, an opportunity to network with other CC Alumni and
that’s it. They are designed to get you together to refortify those old CC connections and to make a few new ones
– all in amidst your busy schedule. ■
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A S S O C I AT I O N
1947
Have you seen any lost CC alumni? The alumni listed below have drifted out of sight. Since we – and
we’re sure you – would like to see them at their respective upcoming reunions, please give us a hand.
We also want to ensure they make it into our upcoming 2003 Alumni Directory. Currently, these alums
are not receiving any information from CC – so they might miss out on more than reunions!
ALUMNI
Mr. John S. Bean
Mr. Donald G. Beaufait
Mr. Joseph M. Clifford, Jr.
Mr. John H. Corey
Mr. Harold J. Hastings, Jr.
Mr. Robert J. Hintz
Mr. Thomas J. Ladouceur
Mr. Robert E. Langin, Jr.
Mr. David J. McCarty
Mr. Donald G. Mooney
Mr. Kenneth P. Murphy
Mr. Steven J. Prucha
Mr. James E. Ragan
Mr. William J. Reilly
Mr. Jerome R. Scheuer
Mr. Walter T. Schuett, Jr.
Mr. John R. Warner
Mr. Richard L. Withington
A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N
SPORTS SCHEDULE
Track & Field
Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l
Saturday May 4
Observerland Relays
3:00 PM
Wednesday May 1
Notre Dame (2)
4:00 PM
Saturday May 4
Holly 9th/10th Grade Relays
10:00 AM
Saturday May 4
DeLasalle (2)
2:00 PM
Monday
Brother Rice
4:00 PM
Monday
Country Day
4:15 PM
Saturday May 11
AA Pioneer Last Chance Invit’l
10:00 AM
Wednesday May 8
Brother Rice (2)
4:00 PM
Monday
U of D Jesuit
4:00 PM
Friday
East Detroit
7:30 PM
Saturday May 18
State Regionals
10:00 AM
Wednesday May 15
CHSL Semifinals
TBD
Sunday
May 19
Shamrock Freshman Invitational
11:00 AM
Saturday May 18
Warren Mott
11:00 AM
Tuesday
May 21
CHSL Championship
2:00 PM
Thursday May 23
Country Day
4:15 PM
Tuesday
May 28
Operation Friendship
2:00 PM
Friday
CHSL Finals
12:30 PM
May 6
May 13
CHSL vs. PSL
SPORTS SCHEDULE
(BOLD TYPE DENOTES HOME GAME)
May 6
May 10
May 24
Saturday May 25
Canton (2)
11:00 PM
Thursday May 30
9th/10th Grade Invitational
4:00 PM
Tuesday
State Qualifier
TBD
Saturday June 1
State Final Championship
10:00 AM
Thursday May 30
Pioneer (2)
4:00 PM
Saturday June 1
State Districts (2)
TBD
Tuesday
Operation Friendship
TBD
Saturday June 8
State Regionals (2)
TBD
Tuesday
June 11
State Quarterfinals (2)
TBD
Friday
June 14
State Semifinals
TBD
State Finals
TBD
Va r s i t y L a c r o s s e
May 28
June 4
Thursday May 2
Country Day*
7:00 PM
Saturday May 4
Kilbourne*
5:00 PM
Sunday
May 5
Archbishop Moeller*
1:00 PM
Tuesday
May 7
East Grand Rapids
6:00 PM
Thursday May 9
Catholic League Championship
TBD
Saturday May 11
Catholic League Championship
TBD
Tuesday
May 14
Lansing Waverly
5:00 PM
Saturday May 4
Grand Blanc Invitational
8:00 AM
Friday
May 17
Midwest League Tournament
TBD
Tuesday
Ann Arbor Pioneer
4:00 PM
Saturday May 18
Midwest League Tournament
TBD
Saturday May 11
Catholic League
8:00 AM
Thursday May 23
State Quarterfinals
TBD
Friday
State Semifinals
TBD
Sunday
May 12
Rain date - Catholic League
TBD
State Finals
TBD
Monday
May 13
Lahser
4:00 PM
Friday
May 17
Regionals
8:00 AM
May 31
Saturday June 1
Saturday June 15
Va r s i t y Te n n i s
May 7
(Schoolcraft College)
(Brownstown/Woodhaven)
Saturday May 18
Rain date - Regionals
TBD
Tuesday
May 21
Grosse Pointe South
4:00 PM
Friday
May 31
State Finals (Midland)
7:30 AM
State Finals (Midland)
8:00 PM
Saturday June 1
*Midwest League
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C AT H O L I C C E N T R A L
2002
Calendar Of Events
May
1
Faculty Meeting - Dismissal at 1:24 PM
2
Academic Awards Banquet - 6:30 PM
3
Drive Holiday/CC Athletic Golf Outing
5
CC Spring Concert - 6:30 PM
6-8
Senior Exams
6-16
AP Exams
8
Mothers’ Club Board Meeting - 6:00 PM
9
Junior Prom
10
Drive Holiday
13
Dads’ Club General Meeting - 7:00 PM
15
Mothers’ Club Mass & General Meeting - 6:00 PM
16
Senior Prom
17
Drive Holiday
18
Baccalaureate Mass - 7:00 PM
19
Graduation Exercises - 7:30 PM
24
End of 4th Quarter - Drive Holiday
27
Memorial Day Holiday
28-31
Underclassmen Exams
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BLUE
BELLS
Wedding Bells
BERNARD WHITE ’77* married Nathalie Canessa on
September 9, 2000, at her parish (St. Pierre) in Giens,
France.
Don and Marge Schultz celebrated
their Golden Wedding Anniversary
with friends and family on Sept.
15 with a Mass at St. Charles
Borromeo in Detroit, the church where they were
married. Don was and
is a loved member of
the CC Family. He
taught Math and
Mechanical Drawing
at CC for 18
years (1972-90).
Congratulations
from all of us! ■
BLUE
BELLS
TOM ABRAHAM ’84 married Kristen Miller in
Laguna Beach, CA, on June 2, 2001. The Best Man was
the Groom’s brother, Paul ’85, and his other brother
Bob ’77 was one of the Groomsmen, along with John
Cortez ’84 and Dan Sullivan ’84. John Pelon ’82 read
one of the readings. Mike Granzotto ’84 and Tom
Simoncic ’84 were also in attendance.
THOMAS M. SUCHORA ’87 married Kathleen Kelly
on February 24, 2001, at St. Michael’s Church, Livonia,
MI. Phil Bache ’93 was a Groomsman. Also in attendance were: Asher Panian ’87, Mike Villeneuve ’87,
Dan Creto ’92 and JV Football Coach Joseph English.
Scott Thibodeau. In attendance were the Father of the
Groom Dan Kelly ’55, Best Man/brother Dan Kelly
’91, and Groomsmen Stan Targosz III ’92 and Adam
Targosz ’93. Also attending: Stan Targosz Jr. ’67 and
Kevin’s uncle, Joe Kelly. Kevin and Renee felt truly
blessed that Kevin’s dad lived to see his youngest son
get married; Kevin’s father lost his battle with cancer
less than 4 months later. Pictured are Adam Targosz,
Stan Targosz, Stan Targosz III, Kevin Kelly, Dan Kelly,
Dan Kelly and Joe Kelly.
JOSEPH PICKERING ’88* and Bobi Schlachter were
married May 19, 2001.
BILL CILLUFFO ’91 and Dana Farmen were married
March 25, 2000, in Arlington, VA. Mike Kirkman ’91
was the Best Man, and Scott Balwinski ’91 was a
Groomsman.
GERRY DIPONIO II ’91 and Paola Arbelaez were married June 29, 2001, at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
Detroit, MI. The Best Man was Tony DiPonio ’99.
Gerry II is the son of Gerry ’65 and Janet DiPonio.
CHRISTOPHER LAROO ’92* and Stephanie Sylvia
were married July 1, 2000, at St. Peter’s Lutheran
Church, Newport, RI. Groomsmen included Dan
Pampreen ’92. Also attending the wedding were Jerry
Pampreen ’92 and Pat Carroll ’92.
MATTHEW SUROWIEC ’91 and Stephanie Dickow
(Mercy ’91) were married July 8, 2000, at St. Mary’s
Church, Orchard Lake, MI.
MICHAEL EDWARD McGUIRE ’92 and Marci Beyer
were married May 26, 2001, at Our Lady of Good
Counsel Parish in Plymouth, MI. Standing up in the
wedding were Best Man Joe Urbain ’92 and Peter
McGuire ’01. Other CC alumni attending were: Dan
McQuaid ’92, Matt Schweiss ’93, Steve Fogoros ’01,
John Argenta ’58, Louis Argenta ’61 and Robert
Argenta ’62.
KEVIN M. KELLY ’92 married Renee Yaramus on July
14, 2001, at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church,
Farmington, MI. The marriage was witnessed by Fr.
ERIN D. FRIEL ’93 and Melissa were married October
2000, in St. Thomas The Apostle Catholic Church at
The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
MICHAEL GRZYWACZ ’93 married Leigh Anne
Schwartz in September at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church.
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Present at the Kelly-Austin wedding were: (left to
right, front row) Kyle Austin ’86, Rosaleen Austin
and Trevor Austin ’94; (second row) Joe Kelly ’94,
Wayne Kelly ’97, Brian Riffle ’94, Jeff Gajewski ’95,
J. Michael Rozum ’94, Chris Amina ’94, Zak Fowler
’94 and Gavin Walsh ’99; (third row) Ken Taylor
’95, Liam Kelly ’98, Pat Brady ’94, Joe Hellenga ’94,
Jason Malkiewicz ’94, Brian Wlosinski ’95, Chris
Rouen ’95 and Dave Beardsley ’94; (back row) Pat
Kelley ’97, Mike Kelly ’67, Rich Gignac ’68 and
Mark Walsh ’67.
TREVOR JAMES AUSTIN ’94* (see above photo)
married Rosaleen Kelly (Mercy ’95) on May 12, 2001, at
St. Aidan’s Catholic Church, Livonia. Kyle Austin ’86
served as Best Man. Groomsmen included Liam Kelly
’98, J. Michael Rozum ’94, Dave Beardsley ’94, Chris
Amina ’94 and Mike Bailey ’94.
JASON SCOTT HUBENSCHMIDT ’95* married Lynn
Renee Little on November 10, 2001, at Saints Kevin and
Norbert Church, Inkster, MI. Dan Hunt ’95 served as
Best Man.
GARY JASON FRANKEN ’97* and Kathy Hamilton of
Jefferson City, MO, were married November 8, 2000.
* Indicates further information on this grad available. See
“Chatterbox” and/or “Baby Bells.”
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BELLS
ANDY SLANKSTER ’94* and Michele Uller were
married May 26, 2001, at Our Lady of Sorrows in
Farmington Hills, MI. Pictured from left to right are:
(front row) Frank Jonna ’67, Joe Jonna ’98, Michele
Uller Slankster, Andy Slankster ’94, Kevin Heintz ’95
and Vino Hesano ’67; (second row) Adam Tubaro ’98,
Josh Delcorvo ’97, Brian Gallagher ’03 and Don
Slankster ’98; (third row) Sean Gallagher ’94, Jeff
Uller ’92 and Joe Daly ’94; (fourth row) Anthony
Hesano ’94 and Dan Gallagher ’96.
BLUE
JEREMY JAKARY ’97* married Jennifer James on
August 18, 2001 at St. John’s in Plymouth, MI. Pictured
below from left to right in attendance at the Jakary
wedding are: (front row) Brad Winslow ’97, Darren
Zebari ’97, Groom Jeremy Jakary ’97, Bride Jennifer
James, Best Man Matt Giordano ’96, Mike Giordano
’94, Groomsman Mike Murray ’97; (back row) John
Gamache ’81, Paul Watroba ’97, Kevin Reinke ’97,
Phil Govan ’73, Groomsman Brad Stone ’97, Ryan
Hayes ’97, Mike Bowen ’97, Pat Fanelli ’97,
Groomsman Dan McLellan ’97, Jim Govan ’80, Mike
Madden ’94, Nick Selasky ’97, John Brown ’78 and
Father of Groom Paul Jakary ’73.
BLUE
BELLS
JEFF WALL ’75 and his wife Denise – a girl, Haleigh
Marie, born August 30, 2001.
JOHN CULVER ’81 and his wife Terry – a son, Elias
Meek, born November 8, 2001.
ROBERT KEEHL ’76 and his wife Margaret – a son,
Sean Robert, born August 22, 2001.
TIM MORAN ’84 and his wife Erin – a son, Daniel
Patrick, born November 19, 2001.
MICHAEL J. LEAVITT ’79* and his wife Kathy –
a daughter, Kassidy, born in October 2001.
TONY BONFIGLIO ’85 and his wife Anne – a daughter, Noelle Elizabeth, born March 16, 2001.
TOM GRACE ’80
and his wife Kathy –
a daughter,
Ainsley Rose,
born May 27,
2001.
CHRIS AZEEZ ’86* and his wife Nancy – a daughter,
Morgan Victoria, born December 21, 2000.
KRIS S. BRUECK ’86 and his wife Allie – a son,
Benjamin Arden, born November 11, 2001.
PATRICK NOLAN ’86 and his wife Pam – a son, Sean
Christopher, born November 8, 2001.
MATT EWALD ’87 and his wife Luanne – a daughter,
Margaret Mary, born July 11, 2000.
BLUE
BELLS
Baby Bells
NICK TYKOCKI ’87 and his wife Mindy – a son,
Zachary Nicholas, born December 21, 1999.
MATTHEW BARTELS ’88 and his wife Christine – a
daughter, Elise Catherine, born November 13, 2001.
Ainsley Rose
Grace, shown
with her birth
announcement.
TODD HOFFMAN ’88 and his wife Pamela – a son,
Cole William, born June 14, 2001.
BILL VITTI ’88 and his wife Heidi – a son,
Max.
CHRISTOPHER MERUCCI ’90 and his wife
Kathy – a son, Michael Christopher, born
November 5, 2001.
BILL CILLUFFO ’91 and his wife Dana – a
daughter, Emery Honor, born September 18,
2001.
TED SPICER ’91* and his wife Christy – a son,
George, born May 15, 2001.
WILLIAM BAAKI ’93* and his wife Julie – a
son, Christian Dennis, born July 12, 2001. ■
* Indicates further information on this grad available.
See “Chatterbox” and/or “Wedding Bells.”
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VA L U E F U N D W I T H VA L U E S .
In Memoriam
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
The following members of the Catholic Central Family have passed from this life to the next.
Please remember them in your masses and other prayers. Our sincere condolences are extended to their loved ones.
IN
MEMORIAM
Alumni
THOMAS J. UEBBING ’44 – December 17, 2000. Husband of Marie.
JOHN F. SHEA ’33 – December 29, 2000. Husband of Marian.
Brother of Edward J. ’33.
ARTHUR J. VANANTWERP ’44 – October 16, 2001. Father of
Lisa Porter and Michael. 4 grandchildren. Brother of Sr. Ellen
Vanantwerp and Mary Burke. The Funeral Mass was celebrated
at St. Fabian Catholic Church, Farmington Hills, MI.
MAXIMILIAN ZAPORSKI ’33 – April 2001. Husband of Mary.
Father of John, Gloria and Max.
DONALD E. COOK ’45 – April 4, 2001, in Haines City, FL.
Husband of Lorraine.
THEODORE F. MAX ’34 – Husband of Lucille. Brother of Edward
’36. Died in Atlanta, GA.
JOSEPH A. PIRO ’46 and CAROLINE PIRO – July 3, 2001.
Parents of Carl ’72 and Robert ’75. Joseph is also survived by
grandsons Jason, Tony ’03 and Dominic. They were son and
daughter-in-law of Mary Piro. Brother/brother-in-law and sisterin-law/sister of Rudy ’49, Angela Mifsud, Elda Montrose and Ida
Pellirito. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Genevieve,
Livonia, MI.
BERNARD A. WILKIE ’38 – October 5, 1999. Husband of Ann.
Brother of Liz Wilkie.
JOE STEPHENSON ’39 – September 20, 2001. Husband of
Dorothea. Father of Thom, Bob, Joe, Jo Ann and Mary Lou. 9
grandchildren. Joe spent 60 years in Baseball: 1941-50, playing for
the New York Giants, Chicago Cubs, and Chicago White Sox; and
from 1950-2001, he was a Scout for the Boston Red Sox.
RICHARD E. ROOSE ’41 – June 5, 1999. Husband of Shirley.
LAWRENCE J. SCHOENHERR ’41 – passed away ten years ago.
Husband of the late Mary. Brother of Raymond ’41.
WILLIAM L. COREY ’43 – September 20, 2001. Husband of Mary.
William died in Las Vegas, NV.
HAROLD H. MILEJCZAK ’43 – August 18, 2001. Husband of
Mary Gang. Father of Cheryl Wince, Victor and Raymond. 9
grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. He had been an Engineer
for Michigan Bell for 40 years. He attended St. Paul Lutheran
Church and was a member of the Telephone Pioneers.
ERNEST F. NASH ’43 – October 7, 2001. Husband of the late
Valerie. Father of Nancy Wheeler, James and Jeffrey. 5 grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Martin de Porres
Church, Warren, MI.
EDWARD VINCENT OFFER ’43 – November 17, 2001, in
Australia. Husband of Annette. Father of Colette Jacobs, Paul,
Marie, James, Jeanine and Claudine. 6 grandchildren. A Memorial
Service was held in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Gaylord, MI.
GEORGE DON ANUSZKIEWICZ ’44 – October 2, 2001. Husband
of Dorothy. Father of Alan, Donald, Michael and Marie McCarthy.
5 grandchildren. A Memorial Mass was celebrated at Immaculate
Conception, Fairhaven, MI.
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JEROME J. “MITCH” MICHALAK ’48 – November 16, 2001. Son
of John Michalak and Helen Schuster. Husband of Adrian. Father
of Gail, Michael, Pace, Florida and Daniel. Stepfather of Chris
Andrews, Jeffrey Andrews and Sherri Thompson. 12 grandchildren
and 4 great-grandchildren. Brother of Geraldine Dame, Mary Ann
Doyle and Irvin Michalak. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Lewiston, MI.
JAMES EDWARD KOSS ’49 – August 31, 2001. Husband of
Janice. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Charles Church,
Clearwater, MI.
EUGENE BRENDON MCNULTY ’49 – July 24, 2001. Husband of
Madora. Father of Patrick B. ’86 and Kathleen. He retired after 30
years from Inland (GM). The Funeral Mass was from St. Genevieve
Church, Livonia, MI.
CHARLES JOHNSON ’53 – December 2001. Husband of Nancy.
Father of three children. Charley died in Greenback, TN.
DANIEL J. KELLY ’55 – November 10, 2001. Husband of Judy.
Father of Carrie, Dan ’91 and Kevin ’92. Brother of Fran, Mike,
Pat, Kathleen, Maureen, Joe and Anne. Dan talked fondly of the
great match-ups between Boys Town and CC in the annual Boys
Bowl Game. He was a great supporter of CC. The Funeral Mass
was celebrated at Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington, MI.
EARL J. “SKIP” SCHUR ’55 – May 28, 2001. Husband of Joan.
Father of Earl Jr., Mary Sheehan, Carole Langlois, Susan Pogats,
Linda Schulz and Mark Gibbons. 8 grandchildren. Brother of Burl
and Joe. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Clare of Assisi
Church, Farmington Hills, MI.
JOHN J. BRINK ’63 – Brother of Terence J. ’59 and Thomas B. ’61.
PATRICK V. RAHALEY ’71 – January 23, 2002. Husband of Laura.
Father of Ryan and Paul. Son of Betty Rahaley. The Funeral Mass
was celebrated at St. Kenneth Catholic Church, Plymouth, MI.
KEVIN TRESSLER ’89 – January 22, 2002. Son of Nancy and
Wayne Tressler. Brother of Brian ’85. Kevin died of a heart attack.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Colette’s Church, Livonia, MI.
Extended Family
MYRTLE ANGOTT – October 12, 2001. Wife of the late Samuel.
Mother of Thomas, Rosemary and Walter Zessin, Larry, Barbara,
John D. ’59 and Suzanne Kidd. Grandmother of David Zessin ’74
and John Zessin ’78. 23 grandchildren and 59 great-grandchildren.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Scholastica Church, Detroit, MI.
DOREEN BISHOP – November 15, 2001. Wife of Bill. Mother of
Bill, David, Mary, Linda and Amy. 11 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Sister of Marilyn Venney and Fr. Ken McKernan,
C.S.B. The Funeral Mass was celebrated by Fr. Ken at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church, Lasalle, ON, in Canada.
PATRICIA BROWN – October 15, 2001. Wife of Fred. Grandmother
of Ryan Kato ’95, Nick Kato ’99, Matt Kato ’02, Chris Dueweke
’98 and Jeff Dueweke ’01. Mother of Linda, Kerry and Leslie. Pat
was a long-time supporter of CC and die-hard fan of CC Football.
MAUREEN ANN CLANCEY (see Murphy)
CATHERINE R. COOK – March 13, 2001. Wife of Robert G. Cook
’35. Mother of Mary Ellen and Suzanne.
HARRY DODSON – November 13, 2001. Husband of Patricia.
Father of Thomas ’65, Daniel ’67, David, Timothy ’72, Douglas ’77
and James ’80. Brother of John. The Funeral Mass was celebrated
at St. Bellarmine Church, Redford, MI.
CLARA BALOG – November 21, 2001. Mother of Michael Balog ’76.
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atholic Central lost a great friend last January with the
death of Salvatore Vincent Cipriano. Sal Cipriano served
Catholic Central in a variety of roles over the past twentyfive years. He was a coach, administrator, official, timer,
scorer, announcer, mentor and a friend to the coaches,
teachers, students and the Basilian Fathers.
He was also instrumental in the success of the athletic
programs at Our Lady of Grace, Our Lady of Sorrows,
St. Francis Cabrini and Bishop Borgess High School.
At Catholic Central, he helped with the Football, Baseball
and Basketball programs, as well as being Director of our
Grade School Basketball Tournament and a member of the
Catholic Central Golf Committee.
In 1989, Sal received the CYO Award for twenty-five years
of service, and in 1990, was inducted into the Catholic High
School League Hall of Fame.
Mr. Cip was always generous with his time and energy.
A humble man, his acts of kindness often went unnoticed.
Like countless trips to nursing homes, deliveries for Mealson-Wheels, reading to abused children, and weekly visits to
people in the hospitals.
MEMORIAM
Tribute To Sal Cipriano
most often heard comment
which best describes Sal is,
“He was a class act.” He
lived his life as an example
for all of us to follow.
The whole Catholic Central
Family will greatly miss his
always-positive attitude,
his Brooklyn accent and his
generous help.
The Catholic League slogan
is “More Than Good Sports – Good People.” Sal Cipriano
certainly was a Good Person.
He is survived by his wife, Elinore, sons Michael, Nicholas,
Robert, Gregory ’80, Dennis ’84 and Ronald ’87, sisters
Rosemary and Gloria Cipriano, and 18 grandchildren. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Fabian Catholic Church
in Farmington Hills, MI.
May Sal rest in peace. ■
Bob Santello
Athletic Director
Catholic Central
Those of you who knew Sal know he was a man of faith, a
man of integrity and a great supporter of education. The
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EDWARD J. DOMBROWSKI – November 14, 2001. Husband of
Irene. Father of William, Patricia Kovalesky, James ’74 and David
’81. Brother of Marie Stepowski and Lorraine Semrau. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick Catholic Church, White
Lake, MI.
ROBERT G. LAUREL LESSNAU – September 4, 2001. Husband
of Janet. Father of Robert ’79, Douglas, Janet and Christina
Cabanaw. Brother of Eleanor Surmann and Mary Rogers.
Survived by many nieces and nephews. The Service was held
at the John N. Santelu & Son Funeral Home, Livonia, MI.
CLIFFORD R. DUEWEKE – January 30, 2002. Husband of
Dorothy. Father of Thomas (Past President of the Dads’ Club in
1998-99), Carol Munerantz, Patricia Burnell and Mary Kay Gibson.
11 grandchildren, including Christian ’98 and Jeffrey ’01. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Michael Catholic Community,
Clinton Township, MI.
EILEEN T. LUSTIG – October 12, 2001. Wife of Robert ’42.
Mother of Robert P., Christine, Michael, and Thomas. 5 grandchildren. Sister of William Strachan, Eleanor Crisan and the late
Margaret Bogden and Michael Strachan. The Funeral Service was
held at the O’Brien Chapel, Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, Novi, MI.
GERALD A. GAWECKI – October 27, 2001. Husband of Carol.
Father of James ’03, and the late Gerald Jr. and Elizabeth. Brother
of Bob and Tom. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Frances
Cabrini Church, Allen Park, MI.
IN
MEMORIAM
MONICA LUCILLE HARRINGTON – January 20, 2002. Wife of
Donald ’43. Mother of Gloryann Baily, Donna Marie, Robert and
Rosemary Bloomer. 3 grandchildren. Sister of Frances Kremski,
Donnell O’Callaghan and James O’Callaghan. The Funeral Mass
was celebrated at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Brighton, MI.
HELEN M. HERRMANN – November 16, 2001. Wife of the late
George. Mother of Barbara Start, and Thomas and Ann Herrman
(Thomas was Dads’ Club President 1991-93 and Ann was Mothers’
Club President from 1992-93). 10 grandchildren, including
Michael ’87, Kenneth ’88 and Peter ’93. The Funeral Mass was
held at Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington, MI.
WILLIAM C. KASE SR. – January 8, 2001. Husband of Midge.
Father of Bill ’65, Ken, Charles ’71, Kathy Williams and Mary Ann
Huhta. 10 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Brother of
Helen Baron, Lorraine Schilling, Sam Kase, Yvonne Sorenson, Barb
Scalera, Charley Kase and John Kase. The Funeral Mass was held
at Our Lady of Loretto Church, Redford, MI.
JAMES R. KRAMER – November 2, 2001. Husband of Erica.
Father of Matthew Eugene. Son of Richard and Ellen. Brother
of Richard ’72, Dennis ’74, Bridget Dumsa, Michele McNary
and Julie Koehler. Grandson of Bertha Lilly. Son-in-law of Janice
Stayner. Brother-in-law of Colleen Cummins. The Funeral Mass
was celebrated at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, Beverly
Hills, MI.
WALTER N. KREUCHER – November 20, 2001. Husband of
Evelyn. Father of Carol Townsend, Walter M. ’69, Diane Maurer,
Mark H., Douglas J., Doris Stough and Joann Gordon. 16 grandchildren; among them, Anthony Kreucher ’02 and Benjamin ’02.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. John Newman Church,
Canton, MI.
STELLA (SZURA) KURZAWA – January 29, 2002. Wife of the late
Valentine. Mother of Richard ’49, Robert ’50, Bernard, Antoinette
Forfinski and Yvonne Duminski. 16 grandchildren, including
Mark ’75, Michael ’77 and Todd Forfinski ’83, and 32 greatgrandchildren. Sister of Florence Sprawka, Eve, Paul, Edward and
Carl. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Robert Bellarmine
Catholic Church, Redford, MI.
ANTONE LAMBERT – December 17, 2001. Husband of Joan.
Father of Kevin ’70 and Timothy ’76. Grandfather of Brandon ’01,
Justin ’04 and Trever. A prayer service was held at MannsFerguson Funeral Home.
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GEORGE JOSEPH MAGER – September 30, 2001. Husband of
the late Pauline Bates. Father of George J. Jr. ’67, Pamela Ann
Cronovich and Patricia Beth Maceri. 6 grandchildren. Brother
of Elizabeth Duda, Anne Monforton, Irene Sinclair and the late
Mary Mehall, Andrew Mager, John Mager, Pauline Herd and
Joseph Mager. Mr. Mager was a proud veteran of World War II.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Hilary Catholic Church,
Redford, MI.
RICHARD P. MARSH – September 12, 2001. Son of Josephine.
Brother of Edward ’61, Robert ’64 and Timothy ’68. The Funeral
Mass was celebrated at St. Albert the Great Church, Dearborn, MI.
PATRICIA CAMERON MCHALE – October 28, 2001. Wife of
John McHale ’39. Mother of Cameron Glaws, John Jr., Kevin,
Anne McLeod, Brian and Mavie. 15 grandchildren. The Funeral
Mass was held at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Palm City, FL.
TOM MCNISH – December 14, 2001. Brother of William ’59 and
Larry ’62. Cousin of Joe Shannon ’77 and Sean Shannon ’79. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mary’s of Redford.
JOSEPHINE C. MELOTIK – February 14, 2002. Wife of the late
Joseph. Mother of Mary Ann Wozniak, Don ’56 and Gerald. 10
grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Sister of Anne Riha.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Margaret Catholic Church,
St. Clair Shores, MI.
VIRGINIA A. MINAR – December 23, 2001. Wife of Jack Minar
’47. Father of John, Susan Monfore and Victoria Loney. Brother
of the late Donald Minar ’47 and Ralph ’51. 4 grandchildren.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. John Neumann Catholic
Church, Canton, MI.
JOSEPH R. MONTANTE, M.D. – December 24, 2001. Father of
Mary Rachwal, Margaret Hill, Marlene Fons, Dr. Joseph Jr. ’66 and
Marcella Montante. 17 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Prince of Peace, West
Bloomfield, MI.
ROBERT A. MOUG, SR. – January 11, 2002. Husband of Marion.
Father of Robert Jr., Pamela Gilbert, Glenn, Loretta Pletila, Patrick
’80 and Michael ’82. 14 grandchildren and 3 great-children. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Valentine Catholic Church,
Redford, MI.
MAUREEN ANN MURPHY – November 9, 2001. Mother of
Megan and Daniel ’02. Daughter of Frank J. Murphy. Loving
stepdaughter of Becky Murphy. Sister of Eileen, Kathleen and
Frank. Granddaughter of Margaret Murphy and niece of Rev.
Daniel J. Murphy. The Funeral Service was held at St. Michael’s
Church, Livonia, MI.
LLOYD EDWARD O’DONNELL – January 16, 2002. Husband
of Mary Ellen. Father of Mark ’72, Craig ’73 and Linda Hatfield.
3 grandchildren. Brother of Larry and Lorraine Linglois, and the
late Victoria Tiquet, Alice Tiquet and Jim O’Donnell. The Funeral
Service was held at the O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home.
JUNE B. PRYOR – November 17, 2001. Wife of the late Harold.
Father of Laurel Mann, Roberta Kren, Michael ’67 and Douglas
’70. 9 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. The funeral service
was held at Bethel Assembly of God Church, Lincoln Park, MI.
GERTY REPICKY – June 1, 2001. Wife of Dick. Mother of Stephanie
Dober, Rick ’68, Fr. Rob, C.S.B. ’70, Ron ’72, Randy ’76, Rory and
Christine Atkinson. 18 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.
Gerty was President of the Mothers’ Club. Her son Fr. Rob, along
with several Basilian priests, celebrated the Funeral Mass at St.
Patrick’s Catholic Church, White Lake, MI.
DAVID SAWYERS – January 26, 2002. Father of John ’01 and
Patrick ’95. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Rafael Church,
Garden City, MI.
JEFFREY THOMAS SCHAUB – October 22, 2001. Son of
Dr. George Schaub ’58 and Millie Schaub. Brother of Kevin.
Grandson of Josephine Szymanski. A Memorial Mass was held
at Old St. Patrick Catholic Church, Ann Arbor, MI.
JULIA STANKO – January 22, 2002. Wife of the late Joseph.
Mother of Charlotte Gletik and Daniel ’52. 10 grandchildren and
13 great-grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at Our
Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, Michigan Center, MI.
BETTY JEANNE STARLING – October 19, 2001. Wife of the
late Robert ’47. Mother of Michelle Wilmoth, Suzanne Stewart
and Steve. Sister-in-law of Richard ’46 and the late Alfred ’48.
6 grandchildren. The Funeral Service was held at St. Luke’s
Episcopal Church, Ferndale, MI.
STANLEY J. TARGOSZ, SR. – September 10, 2001. Husband of
Helen. Father of Carol Cooper, Stanley Jr. ’67, Thomas, Cynthia,
Marie LePage, Sandra Gloss, Sylvia Cimino and Anne Lerini.
Grandfather of Stan III ’92 and Adam ’93. 11 grandchildren.
Brother of Felix, and Ted and Lottie Lenart. The Funeral Mass was
FORMER COACH FOLEY ’42 DIES AT 77
Bill Foley went to Catholic Central from 1938-42. He was a quarterback on the
Football team, and a Boxing champion for Fr. French. He was a Marine during
World War II, and afterwards played college Football at Wayne State University.
He returned to Catholic Central in 1952 and coached the Varsity Basketball team
through 1971. His career record in Basketball was 184 wins – 97 losses. Bill’s
1960-61 team won the Class A Championship. He led the Shamrocks to the
Catholic League Championship in 1961 and 1968. The 1968 squad also won the
Detroit City Championship.
Bill’s Football record at Catholic Central between 1956 and 1970 was 69 wins and 44
losses. The big year was 1960, when Catholic Central won the First Division Catholic
League Championship and appeared in the Goodfellow Game at Tiger Stadium.
Bill Foley was a man who could fire his team up to great heights and drive the
opponent nuts with his trick plays and strategy. Yet, he was always humble, helpful
to coaches, and patient with young, awkward athletes.
Bill was fun to be around. He always had a joke or story, or was planning some mischievous prank. I recall one coaching
clinic in Grand Rapids. We were returning to our room, and as we walked down the hallway, Bill would walk into a room
full of coaches with a football in his hand and ask the question, “How do you snap the ball – straight or sideways?” This
set off loud and boisterous arguments. As the room erupted in chaos, Bill would stroll out with that twinkle in his eye and
laughter under his breath to enter yet another room.
Maybe that twinkle isn’t darkened after all. Look at the heavens, that new bright star could be Bill, smiling down on
Catholic Central.
Bill is survived by his wife Barbara, sons Steven, Michael, William, Brian and John, and daughter Carol. He is also survived
by seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. ■
Bob Santello
Athletic Director
Catholic Central
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MEMORIAM
he world is not as bright today because a smiling Irishman with a twinkle in his eye has
died. God took Bill Foley on October 31, 2001. To the people who knew Bill, he was more
than just a Coach. He was a father figure, teacher, communicator, jokester, innovator and
friend. He loved his God, his family and Catholic Central.
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celebrated from Christ the Good Shepherd Catholic Church,
Lincoln Park, MI. Mr. Targosz was the founder of Sure-Weld, a
Detroit firm specializing in fixing motor blocks.
THOMAS N. TEEVIN – September 16, 2001. Husband of Ruth.
Father of Thomas II ’66 and Kathleen Berish. Brother of Ray and
the late Francis. 3 grandchildren. The Funeral Mass was celebrated
at St. Anselm Catholic Church, Dearborn Hgts., MI.
PATRICIA A. VAN HOVE – January 13, 2002. Wife of Charles
Van Hove II ’42. Mother of Carol Sladak, Patricia Neumeyer and
Charles J. Van Hove III. 3 grandchildren. Sister of Helen Gaynor,
Edgar Klefer, William Klefer, Elaine Burke, Mary McPhee, Barbara
Fackler, Carol Schulte, Janet Smith and the late Eleonor Klefer. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic
Church, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI.
PATRICIA ANN VISGER –January 20, 2002. Wife of Frank.
Mother of Dan ’72, Patricia and Ann Marie, Brad and Jack. 8
grandchildren. Sister of Mollie Kelley, Nora Root, James O’Neill,
Robert O’Neill and Kathleen Walerski. The Funeral Mass was
celebrated at Holy Family Church, Novi, MI.
DAVID RICHARD WATTS – November 6, 2001. Son of Dr.
Richard S. ’43. Brother of Celeste Frank, Christine Hackett, Edith
Zalewski, Philip, Tom and Richard. The Funeral was held at the
Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, Farmington, MI.
ELSIE M. WROSCH – November 2001. Wife of Edward. Mother
of Diane McLellan, Bill, and Don ’73. Sister of John Kizyma,
Edward Kizyma and Sophye Czarnik. The funeral was held at
the Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, Farmington, MI.
LOTTIE T. ZAGATA – October 20, 2001. Wife of Stanley F.
Mother of Barbara Thompson, Theresa Stanek, Virginia Dunivant,
Stan Jr. ’67, Ray, Len, John, Nancy and the late Fred. 19 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Sister of John Wisniewski,
Stephanie Tatkowski and the late Josephine Nykiela and Sr. Mary
Alfreda, CSSF. The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Luke’s
Church, Detroit, MI.
FREDERICK J. ZINK – December 2001. Husband of Marian.
Father of Theresa Brady, Frederick ’73, Martin, Stephen, Linda
Weller and David ’84. 7 grandchildren. Brother of Florence
Woodward, Dorothy Jensen, Lottie Dale, Ruth Penny and Ted.
The Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Patick Catholic Church,
Brighton, MI. ■
IN
MEMORIAM
MATHIAS VUCHETIC – June 4, 2001. Husband of Bonnie.
Father of Dr. Thomas ’66 and Donald ’64.
MARY WHEELER – January 22, 2002. Wife of Harry. Second
mother of William, Harry Thomas, Fr. John, C.S.B. ’57, Mary
McComb, Sr. Winifred, S.J., Paul, Gerard, Harriet Brichta, Richard
and Timothy. 20 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. The
Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Priscilla Catholic Church,
Livonia, MI.
Heavenly Father, we ask You to bless and keep our
deceased loved ones close to Your Heart.
We miss them greatly but we know that they are in
Your Hands. Their journey on earth is completed.
Help us in our daily lives to do the things You want us to do
so that when we die, we may join You and them.
Amen
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SCHOOL BELLS
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CC Wins The Governor’s Cup
SCHOOL
he Catholic Central Class of 2001 – boasting an
impressive 157 Michigan Merit Award recipients –
won the Governor’s Cup for 2001. The Governor’s
Cup was established in 2000 as a nonmonetary
award to recognize the high school in each
athletic conference with the highest number
of Michigan Merit Award recipients. ■
BELLS
Ken Anderson (left), Director of
Guidance, holds the coveted trophy
with Fr. Richard Ranalletti.
W
CC Drive Breaks Record Again!
ith the record-breaking amount of money brought in by the Freshman class, under the direction of Fr. Donoher,
the Drive reached an unprecedented amount of $248,138.13. The Freshman class brought in $102,528. The Seniors
were second with $54,484.94, followed by the Sophomores with $52,795.08, and the Juniors with $39,600.98.
The Drive’s top-10 sellers were:
1
2
3
4
5
Ryan Wrobleski, Senior
Peter Pfeffer, Sophomore
Ryan O’Dea, Junior
Joe Zatkoff, Freshman
Mike Stanford, Freshman
$9,116
$3,567
$2,352
$2,016
$1,644
6
7
8
9
10
Matt Walters, Freshman
Justin Droba, Senior
Mark Demmer, Senior
Travis Hamway, Sophomore
Billy Walsh, Senior
$1,542
$1,361
$1,300
$1,300
$1,205
This year, the students earned a record 11 days off. The theme of this year’s Drive, “ShamRock & Roll,”
obviously proved inspirational! ■
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CC StudentsWin
Scholastic Art Awards
T
SCHOOL
BELLS
he following Catholic Central students received awards at the Scholastic Arts Awards 2002
show. Their award-winning pieces of art were on display as part of the Michigan Scholastic
Art Awards regional exhibition at Summit Place Mall in Waterford Township. Well done! ■
Name
Type of Award
Type of Media
William Carpenter, Freshman (Canton)
Silver Key
Painting
Thomas Daigneau, Freshman (Novi)
Silver Key
Painting
Erik Whalen, Junior (Livonia)
Silver Key
Drawing
Nick Bays, Senior (Brighton)
Certificate
Product Design
Jonathan Brennemen, Sophomore (Livonia)
Certificate
Drawing
Robert Godwin, Freshman (Brighton)
Certificate
Drawing
Bruce Henderson, Freshman (Livonia)
Certificate
Painting
Dean Storm, Senior (Livonia)
Certificate
Painting
Math Students Excel
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ongratulations to the following CC Math Scholars who qualified to take Part
II in the Michigan Math Prize Competition. These students rank in the top
6% of all students who took the test. They represent a school record for
number of qualifiers in this annual event. Finalists in the 45th Annual
Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition from CC are: Brook Anton, Scott Baker,
Daniel Cepela, Anthony Gorski, Michael Hunt, Brian Jackett, Jerin Philip, Luke Rajlich, Paul
Romine, Steven Schalek, John Schultz, Paul Switaj, Keith Szymanski and Michael Warren.
Congratulations go out to the 40 students who participated in the Mathematic Fax Competition in December.
Nationally, among Catholic schools, CC was ranked 6th in Algebra 1 and 9th in Algebra 2. The Algebra 1 contestants were led by Dan Maciolek, David Budde and Andy Well. The Algebra 2 team was led by John Zich, Chris
Rodgers, Bill Guglielmo and Zach Zrull.
In the February Math Fax Competition, CC was ranked 4th in the nation among Catholic schools and 7th in the
Algebra 2 competition. In the Algebra 1 Division, CC was led by Dan Maciolek, Scott Pfeffer, Matt Rutowsky,
Joe Falvey and Scott Wagner. In the Algebra 2 competition, the Shamrocks were led by John Zick, Bill Guglielmo,
Colin Miranda and Zack Zrull.
Congratulations to the Math Team of John Schultz, Justin Droba, Adam Ralko, Jerin Philip and John Zich who
finished third in their division at The University of Michigan-Flint Math Field Day. John Schultz and Adam Ralko
took 1st place in their event to earn medals for themselves. ■
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SPORTS RAP
SPORTS
W
e are extremely proud of our Cross Country, Varsity Football and Varsity Hockey Teams.
They all won the State Championship in their sport.
After a slow start, the Varsity Football Team proved to unbelievers that they were a talented,
capable and well-disciplined team. The State Championship came to them almost on the last
play of the Final game. Coach Tom Mach called the final play, a play they had just put in the
last week of the season. Ryan Wrobleski, the Most Valuable Player of the game, caught the
winning touchdown pass from QB Tom Jacacki. The Division 1 State Championship was won
24-21 over Utica Eisenhower on Saturday, November 24, 2001, at the Silverdome in Pontiac, MI.
CC’s 2001 Varsity Football Team couldn’t
be stopped at Division 1’s Districts,
Regionals, and finally the State
Championship over Utica Eisenhower.
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RAP
3
State Championships
☞
SPORTS
RAP
Coach Tony Magni’s Cross Country
Team, led by All-State members John
Krawiez and David Lucas, along
with team members Kyle Jekot,
Jon Marshall, Brian Doot, Bryan
Seymour and Matt Esper, won the
2001 Cross Country State Finals
Championship, Saturday,
November 3, 2001.
Congratulations also go out to
Coach Magni, who was named the
“Detroit News” and the “Observerland”
Coach of the Year.
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The Shamrock Varsity Hockey made it four – yes, four –
state championships in a row. They ended their season
with a 21-5-3 record. “From the beginning of the season to the end, we progressed very nicely,” said Coach
Gordon St. John. Three members of the team made All
State: Jim Blanchard (goalie), Sean O’Malley (forward)
and John Perkovich (forward). All-State Honorable
Mentions went to Jeff Davis (defense) and Steve
Nelson (defense). The following made the “Detroit
News” All Metro Team: John Perkovich (forward),
Steve Nelson (defense), and Jim Blanchard (goalie).
Coaches Todd Johnson and Gordon St. John were
named Coaches of the Year. CC defeated Marquette
5 to 1 in the Championship game in Flint. The team
tied the state record of four straight championships.
Will they make it five next year? ■
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