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

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Franf Ro Charles Ch Ihara Joe Pop ch Joh Pornpeo Don Pura John Duyungan John Tobln Ron Mu r Second Row Frank Muller George O Bren Bob S egle Stan Mendenhall Vrrgll Duyungan Sam Mez ch Don Hardy Bob Hardy Third Row Bob Fouty Jack Callaghan Don Jan sch V nce Codsga Don Lee Ray Barnes Dale Duer Larry Stevens Mrke Barone Bac Row Bro Connclly lAThleTlc DrrecTor Coach Wayne Ambrose Bro S lllvan Lrnc Coach Nrcl: Mlculclch Spike SchreTTe Mgr Ted Mrlculnch Mar Ray Wrrvz aol a ln SepTember Two rays of hope nn The persons aT Mr Wayne Ambose and BroTher Sullrvan prerced The gloom oT our Two prevrous ToaTball seasons The combrned eTTorTs of These new coaches rn rnnparhng The necessary TundamenTaIs brrghTened The ToaTball ouTloolc rn O Deo by successTully luTTrng The oppressive clouds Through The leadershrp aT such campeTenT coaches and The rnvaluable asslsTance of BroTher Connelly The season was a success CansTanT necessary ele-menTary developme-nTs plus rnex perrenced players lcepf These coaches Tram havrng a near perTecT season Only Aberdeen was our supenor ConTnbuTors To a vuc Tonous season were such sTalwarT sensors as Bob and Don Hardy Vrrgnl Duyungan, Nick Mrckulrch Mike Barone Don Janlsch Vrnce Caduga Jerry Budnnrch Bob FouTy Don Lee, and Larry STevens SprrrT and Team cooperahan have marked The sTeady progress of These players who have leTT a greaT goal Tor oThers To reach and surpass W1Th such seasoned Junrors and Sophamores as SchreTTe Drer, O Brien John Duyungan, Mezlch Chshara, Pornpeo, Tobin WollasTon, and Korn, The prospects Tor The TuTure are bnghT COACH WAYNE AMBROSE . B V . Al ,ik . . ' A u . 7 1, 2 B' s' Y , . A 2 71' S 'B 4 I J . ,f . ' I . I W' l I lI T1 I I I I II - C , T, W I I I ,I I I I 4 , 5 I l I I A I I I 'I I I lug. I 'T, ,.u'l' y,'a',' II I 1 I - I I I I I I I I I I I

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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,

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XJ Below Doherty taps in ci Rebound EMM ,, ua.: .I fecwkeibalf Under the experienced hands ot Brother Finch our basketball players gl ded into a brand new system The players absorbed the change but due to change over applications and miscellaneous inconviences the team wasnt selected until returning iniured football players had suliticient time tor competition. Despite annoving weaknesses in pivotal positions the team played Fine basketball. For both Broth r Finch and us it was a great pleasure to watch such players as Doherty Blair Tang- ney, and Ryan work into the new system. The season was successful and would have been more so it Mr. Flu had spared us. The team was captained by O'Dea's outstanding player, Jack Doherty, and consisted ot tour Seniors, seven Juniors, and one Sophomore.