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

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LAWRENCE .I STEVENS Geo ge 45 H or Roll 3 Prom Comm ttee 4 Letterma s Club 3 A Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Football Soph Eros V I A Basket anto WILLIAM J SULLIVAN ohn s 45 0 T.. A Propagaton ol the Fa th I 2 4 Ch ss Club 4 Box ng 4 RICHARD E VOILAND S Alpha sus 45 Ch es Stall 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Forensc Club ebate Teo m lntramu al Basketball I 2 3 Va s ty Football 3 JOHN J WORTHINGTON cseph s 45 H o OI 3 A P opagat on of the Fa th I 2 3 A Chess Club 4 Class OFI' ce I affwamla Gold Medal for General Excellence JOHN TRELFA WORTHINGTON Gold Medal for Apologetics LEO RICHARD BROWN Gold Medal for Mathemaftcs HUGH RICHARD MCGOUGH Bishop Shaughnessy Scholarship JOHN TRELFA WORTHINGTON WILLIAM A STEWART South Kttsap 46 Propagatnon ol F th 2 3 ROBERT C TANGNEY St Benedlcts 45 Gall Club 2 Lette man s Club 4 Class Olllcer 3 Int amu al Basketball I Football Soph Frosh I Basket ball Bantam I Jayvee 2 Vamty GERALD P WHITTEN St Benedict: 45 Propgatnon ol Fa th I Gold Medal lor Engltsh JOHN TRELFA WORTHINGTON Gold Medal lot American History EDWARD ANTHONY HOPFNER Gold Medal for Science PAUL ANTHONY ROTAR Portland U Scholarship HUGH RICHARD MCGOUGH .Honor gracluafea DONALD ARBOW JOHN DANAHER EUGENE BASKETT ROBERT FOUTY LEO BROWN ROBERT HARDY GEORGE CAASI EDWARD HOPFNER ORENCIO DUYUNGAN PIIILIP McCLUSKEY HUGH MCGOUGH PAUL ROTAR WILLIAM SULLIVAN JOHN WORTHINGTON St. r ' . on I, 2, h 5 i , n' N lg . . . I' I 'I fi I I h X the ai , ,4. I, 2, ors'ty 3, g ball, B rn I. St. J ' ' . H not Roll I, 2, 3, ' , ' ' . . , . Q I I , , ' 3, , e , I , tn. . 7' P ' ' f 71 tramural Basketball I, 2, 3. ' ' 7 , ' 3, 4, ' ' t. n ' . im A , xg. t A , 7 2 I ' 47 D m 45 Tu bling Ig N - I ' - J , I I I ,, , the i , 2, 3, 4. i . St. J ' ' . on r R I I, 2, v , 7 r i I , . 7 2 '- r .

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en ior rom NICK MIKULICH leads the Grand March Hes a man hes an ODEA MAN This one cheer heard often during the sport season symbolizes the true stature of ideal manhood The purpose of education is not unbalanced it develops the whole man Thus t O Deo special attention is given to extra curricular activi ties both cultural and athletic The lessons assimilated whether on the football field or running the bases or mind and heart firm leverage for a greater self discipline toward individual responsibility a discipline flavored with personal humility-a discipline with a quality of mercy for one s fellow men--a discipline that may slowly bring us to act more consistently with what we know with our faith in what we believe And the O Deo gradu ate who has a varety of skills and interests is other things being equal better fitted to be a citizen of tomorrow and more likely to influence others to the same high purpose I ' tv ' tl 9 ' A . . I I G behind the lights of a school play, give the human will,