O Dea High School - Olympian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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limi: 26 lfxrsl Knw: lJEllIAICl-i Ahern, Elmer Anderson. Kenneth Bentler. Edward Iiwlnvv. Daniel l5iLl'liL'l', Benjxlnnn Burr. Xyzmllxxee Bernurcl Seward Knut Dfmnald Bunningtun, Howard Bmarmkcv, Genrgc Boyle, Edward llrzlmmn, Leo liriclge, Willizz111 Pzrnwn, Huvxard B1nnner Tlnrd Run Frank Curley, liralneis flzxrr, Lexan Currier, lvlielmel f:Ul2iSlll'LlU, -lrmlwn Conner, Tlnnnerx Come rm Rielmrd Ccvrella I fmrtl1 lime: Dennix Clrnnney. Xxvllllkllll Duviei. Rulwelt De Lcvrenzo. Nm' De Sistn. Patrick Dillon, Clmrlef Divan, Fred Dore Frfrlz liflllf Patrick Ellls. Vs'z1rxen Epps. Gerald lJll1'.lI1ilUI'lCC. Orlando Flnrenfln. Rulwert Fcmrft. lwlwn Galvlwrt ' - a.. 1 ' v ff?

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ug, il sw. -had TOP PANEL: Lieft to rightf- II. jenner, T. Tnmel, Pavliclq Lowiik PANEL: Standing- fE. Anderson. M. Miller, T, O'Brieu. M. Mcfluistmi FRONT: D. Marlqeg' 1 if 42 SOPHOMORE CLASS E THE SOPHOIVIURE CLASS OF '41, whose memhers have rated highly scholastically and athlctically, have reason to look hack over the year with pride and satisfaction. At the heginning ot the year we quickly organized, hy electing as our presidents Anthony Tranel, john Pavlick and Victor Meyers, ahly assisted hy such outstanding under ollicers as lvlartin Miller, jim Jenner, and lvlichael lVIcQuiston. On the gridiron Donald Rees and Dick Tracy distinguished themselves hy winning Varsity letters. In haskethall the second team was dominated hy such Irish hopefuls as Charles Hunlock, John Pavlick, lvlartin Groseclose and Thomas O'Brien. This hrings up hasehall and, although at this writing no memhcr has vvon the nine charmed posif tions, we are sure that hy the end of the season we shall have our numher of stars. In front of the footlights the cast was represented with such actors as lvlaynard Gardner, Leo Bridge and Donald Bonnington, who gave excellent performances in their respective roles. Aside from these few highlights, more important still was the loyal manner in which we hacked all activities. VW' helieve we can justly say that we are unrivaled in this respect. PAGE 25

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