Bureau Chief of The Wall Street Journal Charlie Haeger, MLB pitcher Stan Heath, college basketball head coach Ray Herbert, MLB pitcher Art Houtteman, MLB player Tom LaGarde, NBA player, member of the 1976 US Olympic Gold Medal Basketball team Mike Martin, college and NFL player Greg Marx, NFL player Thaddeus McCotter, United States Congressman John McHale, baseball general manager Mark Messner, college and NFL player Al Moran, MLB shortstop David Moss, NHL forward Kevin O'Connor, co-founder of online advertising company DoubleClick Phil Parsons, NASCAR driver James Piot, 2021 U.S. Amateur golf champion Vasik Rajlich, International Master in chess and developer of Rybka James L. Ryan, senior judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Paul Rudzinski, NFL linebacker, Green Bay Packers, All-Big Ten Conference, Michigan State Chris Sabo, MLB third baseman Jay Sebring, hair stylist, murdered by Manson Family in 1969 Alex Shelley, professional wrestler Anthony E. Siegman, professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University, pioneer in the fields of lasers and masers Frank Tanana, MLB pitcher Bernard White, actor, screenwriter and film director Bill Wightkin, NFL lineman Kerry Zavagnin, MLS and US National Team soccer player Mike Duggan, Current Mayor of Detroit Notes and references External links Official Catholic Central website Detroit News Article "Catholic Central High School is ready for new home in Novi" MHSAA ice hockey records Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit Educational institutions established in 1928 Catholic secondary schools in Michigan Schools in Novi, Michigan Boys' schools in Michigan High schools in Oakland County, Michigan Schools in Wayne County, Michigan Basilian schools 1928 establishments in Michigan School buildings completed in 2005