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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

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We, the Seniors of O'Dea High School, humbly dedicate this OL YMPIAN of 1952 to the Venerable Edmund Ignatius Rice and his spiritual Sons, the Christian Brothers of Ireland, on the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of their Order in Waterford, Ireland, in the year 1802. This dedication is made with a keen appreciation of the benefits that we and others have received as a result of the efficient labors and personal sacrifices of the members of this Body of Christian Educators. 2 VERY REVEREND BROTHER EDWARD F. CLANCY, LL. D Superior General of the Christian Brothers of Ireland 3 E R.,-3' 5 it '-. T fm. ll V .bmw N , gin jig Sami if L,-.' I Ek f ' .5 sf 5 stiff A 'ii 3 KL ff S: .ifjfi w in W Emi. MS' lla. vjwg.. +?f'S,,.L1..,xii5 T, ,at fffiyw, My Wmgisw, 1 iamm., 4' . , ,www 5, .. 455176711 ii?-aim? filwfml' 5557? Qfifff ?9Y5f'l i'i w '3!5ff5 iwiik, V725 R Lfg' 0 TWQ! 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We, the Faculty and Students of O'Dea High School, offer our sincerest congratulations and implore from the Almighty His benediction upon our Archbishop and our new Archdiocese. 4 1 li I F WWXNH ,Q A MU, -rilllnnpgw HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND JUSEPH P. DOUGHERTY, D. D. BISHOP OF YAKIMA In beautiful ceremonies held in Saint james' Cathedral on September 26, 1951, His Excellency,the Most Reverend joseph P. Dougherty, received the fullness of the priesthood when His Excellency, the Most Reverend Thomas A. Connolly, consecrated him the first Bishop of Yakima. As a priest in the diocese of Seattle, Bishop Dougherty had endeared himself to all, and hence his depar- ture was keenly felt. However, we are consoled by the fact that in his new field of labor, his apostolic heart will find greater scope for its zeal. The Faculty and Students of O'Dea High School offer sincere felicitations to His Excellency and implore the benediction of the Almighty upon his labors on behalf of the spiritual and temporal prosperity of the new diocese. 6 The Book of :he Gosp I Bishop Dougherty offers the frodifionol gift to Archbishop Connolly in 3 thanksgiving for his consecration. 85 is plocedo s, th 'MMM' n e shoulders of Bishop Dough i erfy Archbishop Connolly confers the mifre upon Bishop Dougherty W' 'Ui i I ' I , 1 , H l 'H J 1 H :fo V RELIGION What the keystone is to the arch, religion is to Catholic education. As every stone in the arch fits into its proper place and contributes to the solidity of the structure only when the keystone is in position, so every phase of school activity plays its proper role in the development of the young man-body, soul, and mind-only when the keystone of religion holds the central position in the structure of his education. This is the fundamental truth and the raison d' etre of all Catholic education, from the kindergarten level to that of the doctorate of philosophy. O'Dea High School is just another Catholic high school striving year in and year out to uphold this ideal. 8 t 1 x I r I AQ ea Q 5 ' 3 S' xg , ,Q Q 1:4 W, 5, -iw fn Q- Father gives yo Plea 9' to gun k about. If .Ml 2. S . i FE ,- Q , 21 , sv, x l i ,Q gg Sr ' 1 ... . fm: ' X 5 A i, 92 . Y . , ak '1 M W , , if Q11 X 6llfLlJf?Zfi. . . E -:gb-L ' Xxw,w3+ REV.BR.J.T.PERRY p RExYiCBERi,IgiNGdlIl2XIIiKE R Mathematics, Lenin, English. French. 4, f-. ifbQ3 iii -RQ. m .A L1 .W N U- up 'X -X-M' .5 335. lf.. -- 'xi ik ,. 'j , S Qmz?Mg-5NWwQnMngf2a.2j+ .EQ REV. BR. R. W. SATTERTHWAITE REV. BR. P. C. BREEN Mathematics. History, Latin. 11 REV. BR. C. A. O DONNELI. English, History, Science. ,mf ,. L. .ww ff- : , i Q 95' fw4,.m. V. 417 if 42 .. f rffftfkgt- Y ,,. 4, . 4 ff. wa. W M Z , wtf, f REV. BR. P. B. WHALEN REV. BR. M. D. CUNNINGHAM English, Mathematics. English, History, Science. REV. BR. R. L. CONNELLY Mathematics, History. 'IJ REV, B Lang' EILON s Mathematics. 1 gf R SN'I+.fga...T if . R is5i,,5f51?5g nfs. 35555 ' vii: I 'Q . Q ,Q-'K Q R' R mi R - . f 4 M. .i 'E iff Yi ai 'Wifi :YE if fq :EX 1 f, Qi B' REV. BR. J. B. LACKIE, Mechanical Drawing, Physics. RQSQQS' 2 1 1255- RTE 1 was Li 33- 3 , ' :iii , QW 5 bw, gfiiigii ff g.Fflf.'31R GAA ' ix 1. e f af 5 Mgt 1 REV. BR. J. C. FELLOWS Romance Languages, English, Speech. MR. W. A. AMBROSE Physical Education, Commercial. REV. BR M . echallic 1 ' NEY Lat' 8 Drawi in, Manhematicze, ft. + Richard A. Wilds President of Student Body QQ, L12 ' Y, -YS f. A . -1 V Qi ,, ' , at tt , - ,t,,L A Q4 k,gQf'sf?' X -ahkii Qi. viii its X ..V. F E, A 1 L 9 9 .JW Class Office I. ISI J- OfBrien, Pres P. Keough, Vic .. ,. :J 1 , f E idem e'P1'CSidenf Y 3 s E s n I E I 1 A 5 1 5 5 5 i 5 I 5 1 E E X Class Offxcers. L. Miller, President B. Kays, Vrce-Presrdent P. Dooley, Treasurer :ers: ingston, Vice-President ant, Treasurer J. Klepach, President enio J 15 , x MICHAEL F. AESQUIVEL Cathedral '48. ARTHUR B. ANGEL Briscoe '48g Pep Club 4, Football 1,2,3, Glee Club 2. LAWRENCE E. AINSLIE St. Alphonsus '48g Olympian 3, Basketball 1,25 Movie 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,45 Class Officer 3. ...J DANIEL B. BAKER St. john's '48g Pep Club 3, 4, li PETER L. ANDRIESEN St. Alphonsus '48. 16 COP ELY R. ATWOOD St. Benedict's '48 Honor Roll lp Football 'l, 3 Glee Club 3, Pep 3, 4, Pep Exec. 4, Bowling 45 Ski Club 4. l x , ll, EUGENE R. BERGMANN St. Benedict's '48g Honor Roll 25 Pep Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Manager 2. l JEROME T. BROWN Holy Family '485 Honor Roll l, 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Exec. 45 Olympian 4. DONALD J. BARRETT Holy Roasry '48g Honor Roll l5 Pep 3, 45 Pep Exec. 45 Ski Club l,2, 3, 45 Olympian 45 Bowling 45 Cheerleader 25 Movie 45 Baseball 45 Class Officer l. l JORDAN L. BLASCHKA St. joseph's '48g Pep Club 3, 4. 1 KEVIN J. BLAZINA St. john's '485 Pep Club 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 4. ' 1 HENRY J. BUCHER Briscoe '48g Honor Roll l5 Olympian 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Movie 45 Pep 3, 45 Ski Club 4. BERNARD J. CLARK St. Benedxct s 48, Honor Roll lg Boxing l, 3, 4, Monogram 3, 4, Chimes l, 4, Olympian 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Exec. 4, Manager l, 2, 3. DAVID L. CAREY St. joseph's '48g Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2. JOSEPH V. COLUCCIO St. George's '48 Honor Roll lg Monogram 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Glee Club PAUL H. CLEMEN St. Mary 's '48g Pep Club 4, ' Honor Roll 2,3,4. 3, Basketball lg Cheer- leader lg Class Officer 3. WAYNE R. BUTLER St. John's '48, JAMES B CASKEY Garield 50 Honor Roll 'lg Pep Club 4, Movie 45 Bowling 4, Olympian 4. 18l 'll BENJAMIN A. DANIELS St. Benedict's '48s Honor Roll 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 45 Basketball l. ' 2 ROBERT E. DUGUAY Holy Rosary '48g Baseball 'l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Football 2,3. DONALD E. DALLAS Holy Family '48g Pep Club 4. DONALD A. DAUGHERTY St. Benedict's '48, Baseball 45 Honor Roll l,4 Manager 35 Ski Club l,25 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Exec. 4. RICHARD A. DARBY Briscoe '48g Baseball 45 Cheerleader l5 Honor Roll l, Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 3. 19 I , PATRICK J. DOOL EY St. Theresa's '48g Boxing 'l5 Cbess l,25 Pep Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 'l5 Honor Roll l5 Class Officer l,2,45 Bowling 4. JOHN E. ERNEST sf. john's '48g Pep Club 45 Olympian HUGH M. FERGUSON Seattle Prep '515 Pep Club 45 Olympian 45 Dramatic Club 4. Chimes 45 1 l THOMAS I. GRANT St. Patrick's '48g Chess 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Pep Club Exec. 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Oratory 2, 3, 45 Chimes I5 Bowling 4 l.i all GERALD P. GEHRET St. Alphonsus '48. .I eil 20, RICHARD R. HEADMAN Blessed Sacrament '483 Pep Club 4. WILLIAM F. GOLDSMITH St. George's '485 Baseball 25 Manager 3, 45 Monogram 3, 45 Class Officer 3 i a, x S JAMES D. HOWARD St. Anthony's '48, Honor Roll l, 2, Pep Club 4. rl L... 1 1 2 X ROBERT S. KAYS Immaculate '48, Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram 3, 4, Basketball l, Dramatic Club 3,4 Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Dlympian 4. JAMES l. HONDA Franklin '48, Pep Club 3, 4, Bowling 4, Pep Executive 4, Honor Roll l,2, 3, 4, Chess 3, 4, Library Club 4, French Club 4, Glee Club 4. Si WILLIAM KEALY St. john 's '48, Basketball l,2, Honor Roll l. 21 , Q ! . . 2 ROLAND M. KAUZLARICH St.Margaret's '48, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Ski Club 4, Monogram 3, 4. 2 , f C I J, PATRICK J. KEOUGH St. Alphonsus '48, Football 2,3,4, Honor l,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Monogram 3,4, Olympian 4, Pep Club 3,45 Class Officer. 4. PAUL R. KERKOF St. George's '485 Movie 45 Glee Club 45 Olympian 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Manager 3, 45 Honor Roll l,2,45 Oratory 4. ROBERT M. KERR Holy Rosary '48g Pep Club 3, 45 Honor Roll 2,3, 4 JAMES W. KING St. Anne's '485 Honor l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Basketball l,25 Chimes l5 Cheerleader 25 Olympian 45 Pep Exec. 45 Oratory l,35 Class Officer l. HAROLD J. KUEMPLE Briscoe '48g Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Manager l5 Cheerleader l5 Pep Club 3,45 Movie 4. 22 JAMES S. KLEPACH Renton jr. High '49: Football 2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Monogram 3,45 Glee Club 35 Ski Club 3. GEORGE A. LA FOUNTAINE St. Mary's '48g Glee Club 35 Pep Club 3, 4. if . L A EDWARD M. LAIGO Immaculate '48g Pep Club 3,45 Posters 2,3,45 Olympian 3,45 Chimes l,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Class Officer I,25 Pep Exec. 45 Dramatic Club 4. I Q RICHARD J. LEWIS St. Mary's '485 Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 35 Olympian 45 Bowling 45 Pep Exec. 4. GEORGE E. McCALL Grand Coulee '515 Bowling 45 Pep Club 45 Olympian 4. RICHARD MCBRADY St. Alphonsus '48g Pep Club 3, 4. 79 lx GERALD L. LA FRANC St. Benedict's '48g Baseball I,2,3,45 Pep CI E ub 3,45 Monogram 3,45 Football I5 Basketball I5 Chess I Honor Roll 'I,2,3. ,2,3 MELVIN J. LIVINGSTON Renton jr. High '49g Pep Club 45 Class Office Oratory 35 Honor Roll 3. r4 'I'AI,KING IT III' IN FRONT OF we W4 v THE IIIIO'I'IIIfIHS' IIOUSIC lp ,A CON FENTRD 'QQ If 73197 'Q ODI' IRISH WAITING FOR PIII, QIIAIII? 46' X BROTHER FINCH KEEPS 'EM HUSTLIN I in RONALD F. MARVICK St. Edward's '485 Olympian 45 Pep Club 3,4 Glee Club 35 Ski Club 3,4. xiii ROBERT L. MCFARLANE St. Alphonsus '485 Debate 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Movie 45 Olympian 45 Cheerleader l, 25 Oratory l, 2, 45 Glee Club 45 Pep Exec. 4. DAVID R. MAURICE Holy Rosary '48g Pep 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Olympian 45 Bowling 45 Pep Exec. 4. CARMEN E. MALLETTA St. Mary's '47. C ROBERT J. MARSDEN Sacred Heart '485 Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 3 LOUIS T. MILLER St. Alphonsus '485 Baseball 2, 35 Basketball i5 Movie 45 Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4 Monogram 35 Ski Club 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Pep Exec. 4. 26 1 V. , ai JOHN D. O'BRIEN St. Margaret's '48g Football l,2,3,45 Monogram 35 Baseball l, 25 Boxing 25 Class Officer l. R E. z A JOHN J. O'BRlEN St. Benedict's '48g Monogram 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 , Class Officer 'l,2,4. NEIL J. MURPHY St. Benedict's '48g Olympian 3, 45 Boxing 'I5 Cheerleader l, 25 Chess i, 25 Chimes l, 35 Pep 3, 4 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 45 Manager 35 Honor Roll 'l5 Glee Club I, 25 Librarian l5 Oratory l, 2, 35 Ski Club 35 Pep Exec. 45 Bowling 4. 2 . WALTER J. MILLER Renton jr. High '49g Pep 3, 4. O 27 JOSEPH L. MOL ITOR St. john's '48g Dramatic Club i5 Chimes I I I CHARLES A. MORSE St. Alphonsus '48g Football 2,3,45 Monogram Pep Club 45 Ski Club 3,4. 1 I 4 Ml JAMES V. PARISE St. Mary's '485 Pep Club 3,4. THOMAS P. OWENS Holy Family '485 Pep Club 3,45 Olympian 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Movie 45 Chess 35 Honor Roll 'l,2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Oratory 45 Pep Exec. 4. JOSEPH V. PRESTON St. Alphonsus '48, Pep Club 3, 4. al RICHARD G. PHELPS Arlington '515 Pep Club 4. 1. . RICHARD W. O'BRlEN Holy Family '485 Pep Club 3, 45 Ski Club 4. 5 j 5 f gg ll C 5 5 4 if 5 1 DONALD E. PUTNAM St. Alphonsus '485 Olympian 45 Movie 45 Dramatic Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Manager 25 Glee Club 4. 'nh L RAYMOND C. RONAN sf. John's '48, Football l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Monogram 3,45 Honor Roll l,45 Class Officer 25 Baseball Captain '5l. JOHN M. RADFORD St. Edward's '48g Football 'l,25 Pep Club 3,4. JAMES A. REES Seattle Prep '50g Basketball 45 Pep Club 3,45 Monogram 45 Honor 3,45 Olympian 4. Ro . if MICHAEL J. REPANICH St. Alphonsus '48g Pep Club 4. E E , l 1 . i 4 E 'l 29 LADDE HENRI SAND Immaculate '48g Pep club 3,4. JAMES C. RONl St. Anne's '48g Oratory 35 Honor Roll 'l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Olympian 4. 5 MORRIS J. SMITH Emerson '485 Boxing I,45 Cheerleader 45 Dramatic Club 45 Honor I,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,45 Movie 45 Manager 35 Monogram 4. I -N WILLIAM L. SMITH St. Iohn's '48g Boxing I,2,3,45 Football 2,45 Basketball I5 Monogram 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Exec. 45 Oratory 2. RICHARD J. ST. JOHN St. Anne's '48g Debate 3, 45 Oratory I, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer I, 2, 35 Pres. Debate Club 45 Cheerleader I, 25 Pep 3, 45 Pep Exec. 45 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics I, 2. NICHOLAS J. SKALABRIN Holy Rosary '485 Pep Club 3,45 Movie 45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Olympian 45 Bowling 4. 30, 6 I I ROBERT N. SANTOS Immaculate '48g Basketball I5 Monogram 3 4 Class Officer 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Boxing I,2,3,4. DANIEL J. SAUL St. Edward's '485 Pep Club 3, 45 Pep Exec. 4 Cheerleader 3, 45 Bowling 3 4 Olympian 45 Football 25 Manager 35 Class Officer 35 Monogram 3. ROY T. SULLIVAN St. Benedict's '48g Pep 3,45 Pep Exec. 45 Bowling 4. GERALD B. WALTON Blessed Sacrament '485 Pep Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Exec. 4. ROBERT J. TOMKINS Holy Rosary '485 Glee Club 2, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, Dramatic Club l, 25 Oratory 1, 2, 45 Debate Club 45 Library Club 3, 45 Pep 3, 45 French Club 4. DENNIS VANDERPOOL Dunlap '485 Football 2, 3, 45 Monogram 3, 4. 31 L DAVID C. TUFTS Star of the Sea, Bremerton '485 Manager 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Boxing 35 Football 2, 35 Olympian 45 Movie 45 pen Exec. 4. RONALD VAN HOLLEBEKE St. Edward's Seminary '495 Class Officer 25 Oratory 25 Ski 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Bowling 4. 5 :1.3t4c:-af..-Q i 1-wwf 3- H A -J T, . can ffg Qfk 0 X Q fix l vvv 7 bv JAMES A. WIER RICHARD A. WILDS St. Mary's '48, Ezzksziz'L,'g.E::g2:.?5f F J Class Officer l. 4-gig!-57 QM? XX C NP Holy Rosary '48, Class Pres. l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4, Monogram 3, Honor Roll l, 2, Boxing 2, Movie 4, Olympian 4, Manager 'l, 4, Pep Exec e. o . A X Q 777 v v uA . D ffgxa ra a 9 ff H X QQ 0470 I ' - q: xPr lj jbsvklx Af' vb 4, Bowling 4. Four Year Honor Students: P. Clemen, J. King, J. Honda, J. Roni. 32 D. Carey, T. Owens, L. Ainslie, J. La France, P. Keough, 4 Honor Students absent: G. Bergmann, P. Kerkof, R. Kerr, J. Kuemple, L. Millet, D. Put- man, N. Skalabrin, M. Smith. R. St. John, R. Wilds. D. Barrett Student Body President, REV. PAUL H. BYRNE Born in Butte, Father Byrne came to Seattle where he attended St. Benedict's School. In 1940 he entered O'Dea and during his three years was an honor student as well as Sports' Editor for the Chimes. His fourth year was spent at Saint Edward's Seminary where he went to complete his studies before his appointment to Saint Francis of Assisi Parish, Seahurst. We, the Faculty and Students, wish to assure you, Father, that we are proud to have you, a former O'Dea boy, in the ranks of those who stand at the altar as Mediators between God and man. wg, -i Five young men enter the ranks of the Master 4.-.ww w,,Wy ' 5900 .npsdi 4. W A fr L z 2 3 6 Mount S1on Water ora' Ireland C First foundation of Christian Brothers of Ireland! .W Pi r. joseph's pw. fx .-,4 V , Sw .41 Q!! .gs K W ,Wm 32 ,, F332 25 W5 fy W, 535 M' 4 iWe.w.. A ......,x U ,V V j, Nfm .,r...4..,,.., ..,... V ' ' if .gm K :E . in ll M :- S Q e E V- A 01' ,..,-ff WR ,, is V9 Q P' gi? av X ww!.,,,,,,,.. . X JUNIORS A First Row, A. Kearney, M. Ronan, G. Kerkof, D. Lockhart, B. Kelly, B. Herold, T. Grazzini, D. Heinz, G. Glass, R. johnson, A. Tracey. Second Row: B. gonientz, M. McGi1licuddy, D. Ainslie, J. onnors, D. Cain, j. Eyler, D. Zimmerman, L. Alcid. Third Row: R. Miller, F. Roesler, D. Smith, G. Gimness, G. Harris, J. Martin, R. Thoms. F. Tabery. Class Officers: L. Alc'd 1 , Vice-Pre sident D. Smith, President J. Connors, Secretary Q Y' wi 1 I e'-- ffjff ,tg ,, V. .... 1 'S+-hm.L!. N Cf' in V 'fi' ff nv-. D is if at Q-- V A5 , qw . L , ,v ,,...x'f . .. 1. 32' '?' 1' 'W' 1 if M n 3 u 2, ,Ar . , -v K , , Www- K .--, ,V L S ' V' f 'an 41 K R Q , Q is JUNIORS B First Row: R. Scalzo Second Row: L. Tutino, J. Zallocco, J. Bremer, G. Weyrick. Third Row: L. Jer ens, O. Keitges, A. Witt, T. Cmnney, D. Wifaon. Fourth Row: W. Michaud, I. Zanatta, j. Clemen, 1. Leonard. Fifth Row: R. Lombard, B. Marchand, D. Napoleone, F. Riley, A. Bell. Sixth Row: J. Phillips, G. Thompson, F. Kain, R. Wood. Seventh Row: R. Skibgness, J. Cnine, C. Mezich, I. Marchitto. D. Black. 1 5 'IH . Fi? I ry E ffilxlnmtl 2' ' -' if A S , D' 3 zu.. 2:1-3? ,v-- , wp.. :kf 5 ,wg M i. HM . K' K A . r 25 61.- 4 , W , f ff . I 5 gf A it F X xi. I Class Officers: D. Napoleone, Vice-President aaa-aaulufw 1 in 9 e D 4-1 W 'ii' ks 5 iss Officers: R. Bames, Secretary J. King, President R Wie.-n JUNIORS C First Row: J. Bertoldi, T. Egan, D. Sexton. Second Row: R. Callaghan, P. Zamberlin, E. Courtney, P. Eskew. Third Row: H. Kimmel, R. Radford, J. Ellington, J O'Lear Foui-m Row? J. o'B.ie.., s. Friedel, w. Grady, V. Mayumel. Fifth Row: I. Ward, J.WalreHeld, J. Crock H. Shanks Y 9 J. King. Sixth Row: J. Gallagher, D. Walsh, M. Bertiaux, R. Barnes. Seventh Row: C. Erskine, B. Wisen, J. McPherson, D. Young, R. Alexander. I K 1. SOPHOMORES A First Row: T. Matsudaira, R. Kinney, M. McHugh, D. Ebeltoft, W. Kap enman, P. White, R. Maes, M. Thompson, F. Fllinresca, D. Maes, B. Simon. Second Row: Keene, P. Horiuchi, B. Ballata, B. Thiel, E. Eley, B. Hardy, P. Naish, I. Crispin, F. Schuckardt, L. McDougall. Third Row: D. Rueschenberg, B. Meredith, B.LBrown, G. Atwood, B. Cullerton, A. Bright,E. Marx, D. Abrams. Sh 'dt I Broell E. Abegglen, Fourth Row: M. c mi , . , V. Skalabrin, R. Terrey, C. Saylor. Class Officers: B. Hardy, Treasurer E. Eley, Secretary B. Simon, President A. Bright, Vice-President N2 If n 9' M 'wb-Q ,QA lip, AO 'P WJVQQ :ya -QQ' .gr in H-.iwxwflx new ...gs SOPHOMORES B First Row: D. Sharp, D. Navoni, E. Gould, F. McCoy, W. Henry. Second Row: D. Johnson, R. Forte, P. Moran, R. Schwan, A. Cantil, D. Hall-. Third Row: J. Stoeck, I. Beers, B.Grosso, F. Shaver, B. Hoffmann, D. Hanan. Fourth Row: A. Grandbois, I. Donatelli, E. LeClair, I. Lightner, H. Quinnet, F. Asprea. Fifth Row: E. Hule, P. Sullivan, C. Brumbaugh, W. Smith, J. Ro po, R. Woods. Sixth Row: J. Cgoutier, J. Brennan, T. Stokes, L. Schoenmaker, P. Stoeck, P. Flynn, C. Cappa, A. Marti. H 5 K. ,Wm ' iw ff-1' 'L 'if 2 . .. V , -on ' +1-ff-:fi ZH' ' . 5 ' f C, . W ass Officers: W ff-. L.. QSM. wvrmg- - fa. L' h - . - 18 mfr. Vxce-President .X l vif fi7' J :wi 'I ' 13 I.. lr J- Brennan, President 1 D- Hall, Secretary his f 2, . ' if1-Ei1'5'fiiewffyaifj if M my tffzffw iff. wr.. . in-3-' 1 , My gk, S5 l .of r ,-,-'frgvmrsfswwf...wage M -ee tw 1 4.7 - - K uf 'iw ' 4' . .., f 1,85 ,.w ,i 5' . 'Tv ff- wa '- 26 S sc 'al il in ... 'S '55- SOPHOMORES C First Row: W. Bradley, R. Del Fierro, S. Contreras, B. Baker, T. Green, R. Murrish, P. Gallagher, E. Pfeffer. Second Row: D. Blazina, G. Vanhee, D. Hodge, D. Marsden, T. Eisiminger, D. Schoenecker, A. Blais, R. Miller, B. Carlson. Third Row: P. Santo, V. Fox, R. Sweitzer, M. Manning, P. Brady, D. Berrysmith, G. McGough. Fourth Row: L. Roppo, J. McAuliffe, D. Osborne, J. McCullough, H. Wisen, E. White, V. Jones. Class Officers: L. Roppo, President M. Manning, Secretary J. McAuliffe, Treasurer P. Brady, Vice-President 'FRI B- 1 .251 Yasw als. 1.-' Q, T . lg ,1 ' .JA iff. ' s 1 fi. X4 ix gpm,----.-..-f ,4,,..V FRESHMEN A First Row: L. Responte, R. Rock, j. Owen, D. Wicka, G. Sloane, K. Fuller, R. Dow, N. Madonna. Second Row: England, R. Lombard, J. Edwards, J. Danson, T. Benedict, B. Fretwell, R. Buzard, W. Bolger, T. Barker, R. Kirschner, O. Egan. Third Rovg: G.,Wil1iams, B. Laigo,-1. Murphy, J. McCloryi, R. Albert, ET Pomranky, J. Nickle, J. Carriveau, D. Mangialardi, I. Roesler. Fourth Row: R. Moore, R. Schmidt, J. Jainga, D. Donahue, D. Lyman, B. Maxie, G. Baisch, G. Skarich, A. Cola. Fifth Row: E. Le May, I. Cloutier, C. Buesser, B. Griffin, L. Loomis, j. Wyse. Class Officers B. Laigo, President D. Mangialardi, Vice-President A. Cola, Secretary N. Madonna, Treasurer 'T' MW 'hu-Q,-.uf FRESHMEN B First Row: J. Bowen, R. R. Walsh, M. Rosand, ' D. Buell E. Lee, W. Blond, R. Neeson, R. Stewart, , R. Giron. Second Row: R. Specht, M. Duyungan, G. Smith, R. Stockton, E. Goetting, M. Leedom, C. Hawkin- son, T. Clark, G. Adams, M. James. J. Nicklos. Third Row: G. Dier, J. Furlong, G. Uwen, K. Fisher, J. McGuire, P. Smith. W. Cappelletti, J. Percival, L. Callahan, J. Petkovits. Fourth Row: W. Blattner, D. Poussier, J. Lavelle, V. Zitz, R. Koerner, J. Todd, D. Fultz. Fifth Row: D. Mannion, R. Ouimet, W. McClory, J. Regan, R. Joyce, F. Kinsella. Class Officers: J. McGuire, Vice-President J. Percival, President M. Rosand, Secretary '90 X 'T',1,,1 4 1 91? Ti ivj! 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Z ' luv :frame 3 Elly l l Power Memorial Academy New York alfltlefiw Colleges and Schools of the Christian Brothers Brother Whden f Athletic Director Doctor jacobs - School Physician loftaf V A R S I T Y MI. Ambrose f Head Coach 50 MI. Prechcck -Assistant Coach i5 My . iii ,s Captain Jim Klepoch Football Managers: D 1-' gennetg D' Wilde iii Q 5 First row: B. Hardy, B. Meredith, D. johnson, D. Scalzo. Second row: J. Conners, D. Smith, T. Stokes, A. Keamey, B. Barnes, J. Donatelli. Third row: B. Marchand, R. Forte, J. King, B. Michaud, R. Ronan, L. Alcid, B. Brown. '-,a- 3 . Axiiv, Fourth row: B. Kays, J. Marchitto, D. Vanderpool, F. Kain, M. Ronan, J. Klepach. 0 V Q I F Fifth rowg J. Coluccio, C. Morse, D. Napoleone, P. Keough, 1. Phillips, D. Alexander, A. Bright. 51 e w Q. V . x 4 x X D.ALEXANDER A i . J. MARCHITTO 5 D. VANDERPOQL i 5. cowccxo A. F.KAHl 4 P.KEOUGH MORSE B. KAY S ALCID J.PHnJJPs af if Q as fi SM , . ,i -rf' K, w rl A' My ax, . ,Qu 4 24 Us 7 , X 1 1 . R,RONAN S P X F X 3.KLEPAcH D SMITH TRACK STAR! ' . ,el 4 . -,mv WIUYICI c on gratulate s the Inspirational Award. U A s SULTAN O'Dea's first victory of the 326500 was won from the Turks, Our back- ' H the weak Sultan field Hran wmld over 0 line. The final score was 33 TIQHT SPOT' OE '5 TO GO! apo -'fp Gov T S 088 066 A! 41 as C 0 14 o 0e e eayldh 3' .QNROE XLIS-715' Gt - ofa 'V 21 Qlhle l r X1 '7 , f ' L' f1ONl 21- Up EADY FUR AC' , f 'Ia- R sr. MARTXN S 'Wop Diff I5 3 S88 of mud I GOT IT' .1 e Plalwd in G6 -- . briuillbfaniillllir victory to ,Shi l Mgr. The mangelsxx gsm 1941 coulclxft 'hold on to the H ' WHER r OPPED ON Ta E S OUR END? VANCOUVER ffirst gsmgj L The 'Fighring Irish took on their Canadian rivals in the first of a rwo game series. Gm' backs got plgngy of exercise and literally ran the College bovs off the field with a 47-12 victory. . ATT15 Dm' SE Armiglhcg armuaX Cxasghfgrfain- Ludehiix kePXace In 8 arwche Xrish ioughhogged x00 ghd aief' be salgegcejgore SSW 32530 victory' The m e home GET EM RAY! BELLAH MINE . t , v A V011 h af CF S ernoon m Tacoma d ighling Irishncameh .' an the de - ' 1 f , Ome wnh 2 - eat marrmg then' record. d 1 0 PRE? ISSAQUAH 0'Dea's Fighting Irish opened their '51 football season against the Issaquah Indians. Although 3-losing 37-21, the team showed that it had scoring punch and an educated toe in Bob Marchand. elf- V Grd Oaf H Afarcb ideal? secon 615 Q and -we t 'Ist A game Jfaaketball Losing some of last year's stars because of graduation, Brother Finch succeeded in developing the available talent into a winning com- bination in spite of the early season second-half jinks. The hoopsters dropped the opener to Edmonds but defeated them later on in the week. Taking to the road for the next two games, they defeated Stanwood and then bowed to Issaquah. At home the Irish ended the year by losing to Port Townsend, Elma and Raymond. Starting off the new year with a bang, the squad downed Lakeside and evened the series with Issaquah. Traveling to Canada, the Big Five easily defeated the Fighting Irish of Vancouver College. Return- ing home, they won two straight at the expense of St. Martin's and Foster. After losing to Prep, they more than retrieved their fortunes by winning seven in a row: Bellarmine, Vancouver College, St. Martin's, Foster, Seattle Prep., Bellannine Cseeond gamel and Lakeside. In the final game with Prep, O'Dea lost 36-38. Brother Finch -C oacb B. Duguay, J. Marchitto, J. 0'Brien, T. Moskal iMgr.l. Front row: J. Broell iMgr.l, M. Ronan, A. Keamey, J. Connors, B. Hardy fMgr.l. Second row: D. Tufts fllllgl'-l, T. Stokes, R. Ronan, J. Rees, P. Keough, H f 4.. 4 , 1 , ' Hay Ronan 5' 1' 1 5 do Bob Duguay ' 3 AVVAL M , 5, V I , z -1 21 1 4 9' 1 Q E5 'Qs' , K If ff? Vi 1 4 uf 1 1 ' - Lies? 4 1 . E ,,x- ' X is E W ,VA A 4 5 1 RECORD Fox 1951-1952 O'Dea Team Opp. ' M ' ' 44 Edmonds 45 42 Edmonds 32 51 Stanwood 39 33 Issaquah 36 39 graft Townsend 48 T , A' 1 ma 51 ' 'ff 51 Raymond 58 4 51 Lakeside 49 ' 36 Issaquah 32 46 Vancouver 28 . , ,V 49 St. Martin's 28 ' W J, 4 ' eat e rep. ,f 1 -13 gas? P -15 ' ' P K h 51 Bellarmine 38 5 .,-' ff at eoug 50 Vancouver 29 do ' gt. Martin's ' .fx oster . ' 38 Seattle Prep. 31 ' f 56 Bellarmine 47 Mlke Ronan '- 44 Lakeside 36 34 Seattle Prep. 36 50 Lincoln ffacomal 71 Captain J. O'Brien E1 3 ' 4 a 5 ' 3 . I 3' , , K I V5 I 1 R 4 515,151 gl do A Z 4 5 X fu 2 5 17735 KVAI , in Q , 1 , f Art Kearns Q ' h it ly ' A Tony Stokes 57 C935 M Ronan, J. Brennan, D. Smlth, B. Duguay, J. M8FChltt0, C. Mezlch. Second Row: D Hall, R. Ronan, J. 0'Brien, H. Kauzlarich, J. LaFrance, R. Marchand, A. Crandbols Front Row: Zanatta, T. Grazzini, B. Hardy, J. Connors, F. Floresca. - BASEBALL As the spring weather begins, and the cracking of bats echoes across the Held, the O'Dea diamond stalwarts are once again in the open with high hopes for a successful season. Although last year's players were young and inexperienced, they had a better than average season, showing plenty of hustle and good spirit. Fielding a diamond-wise team this year, the Irish are seeking to recover the Catholic Championship, which they lost last season. Nfl I LA FRANCE R. RONAN R- KA chillin M. RONAN LQ. NDBOIS C. ERSKINE J. MARCHITTO BRFNNAN GRAZZ Mu 5.coNNoRs g , B HARDY C MEZICH 61 D SMITH goxirz 9 Brother Assmfa at Coacb ff Y fx R. sANTos l 1 1 X B. CLARK B il somnc .7 V An aggregation of ardent Irish mitt-men, under the able guidance 6 Brothers Maloney and Connelly, set some fine records this past season. The pace was set in the 9-2 victory over the White River team in the first matches of the season. Against Edmonds, always a strong competitor, the Irish Leather- pusbers took a close 5-4 decision from their rivals. The Fi htin Irish next S S invaded Mount Vernon where they dropped 5, won 3, and drew 2 in a close con- test. ln the return match with Edmonds the Irish won 2, lost 5, and drew 1. A highlight of this season was Bobby Santos' K.O. in the first contest, which took place at the Elk's Club. The outstanding ability of the Freshmen was also noteworthy. The climax of the highlights was the winning of a berth in the State Tournament. Although Bernie Clark, Bob Santos, Bill Smith and Morris Smith will be missed because of graduation, their places will be taken by a good supply of ring-wise boxers, anxious to uphold O'Dea's well-established record. ls fx . 93 BOXING Back Row: A. Bell, R. Miller, F. Asprea, W. Smith, R. Santos, B. Clark, E. LeClaire. Second Row: G. Adams CMgr.L, J. O'Leary, J. Carriveaux, G. Williams, A. Benedict, R. Stewart R. Baemen, R. Terrey CMgr.D Front Row: F. Kilburg, R.Dur1can. R. Sharp. K. Lovell. M. Matsudaira. ,.,. Pi ,zmls ogkrili' 9 Q Y .94 OUT!! il R- MILLER J. BERTOLDI in 3 R DUNCAN H SHARP F rf a ,if T5 ff: H' Y: Y X . 4 .5 .1 .41 if ,-,, ,. fa r ' s.. ,Yr fix. is Q f J li .M .Ffa 4, ,Z JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM :R Front row: T. Moskal fMgr.i. D B ,fhk 1 Second row: E. Marx, B. Meredity, A. Bright, P. Brady. fl! I Third row: J. Brennan, L. Roppo, M. Schmidt, V. Ska1ahrin,C. Saylor. R, . R 2.31 EL E A-A ' ' ' i D fn iff Tfjf 1 4 'Til EI 1 in 5 '23 :i,f2..5 , Mouocmm CLUB Q 1 First Row: R. Santos, R. Wilboume, R. Miller, R. Ballata CMgr.J, B. I-hrdy, G. LaFrance, I... Miller, B. Michaud, W. Smith, J. Coluccio, 1. J. O'Brien. 7? Second Row: B. Clark, B. Marchand, F. Kain, J. Kle ach, J. Grazzini, D. Saul CM r.J, L. Alcid 3 P B Q D. johnson, M. Ronan, J. D. O'Brien, B. Kays, R. Ronan. . ., f i Third Row: F. Floresca fMgr.J, B. Brown, A. Kearney, J. Marchicto, J. Phillips, D. Napoleone, f .IQ D. Vanderpool, D. Smith, C. Morse, P. Keough, D. Wilds, B. Goldsmith CMgr.J 'i i i A,'.' W P521 V , ...we 1 . ' 65 1 fw-1:5 4 A FROSH SPORTS Frosh sports, under the guiding hand of Brother Lackie, have given us a preview of what we mayxexpect of the O'Dea Irish of the near future. The football squad, although it had only a mediocre season, gave promise that it is something to be reckoned with. Basket- ball season wound up with a record of 15-4 in favor of the Irish. In its encounters with the Panthers the frosh club split 3-3, coming out ahead with an over-all total of twelve points. Brother L ackie Frosb FROSH BASKETBALL First Row: G. Yerabek, J. Douglass, D. O'Connell, P. Burns, K. Fuller, E. Kelly, P. McKone, D. Larkin. Second Row: j. Eckhoff, D. L yman, B. Herning, R. Wolfe, C. Buesser, A. Long, B. johnson, G. Skarich, I. Furlong, P. Vincent. FROSH SQUAD First Row: G. Adams Cmana erj R. Alb L g , ert, . Collelo, B. Johnson, B. Herning, G. Yerabek, J. Carriveau, T. Blanchard Cmanagerb. Second Row: C. Buesser, T. Marti, F. Oakley, J. Jainga, D. Sullivan, J. Banchero. Third Row: J. Douglass, J. Todd, J. Eckhoff, G. Diet, D. Moser, R. Joyce, K. Fisher. 66 C oacb BOXBALL CHAMPS First Row: D. Maes, 1. Keene, F. Floresca, R. Maes. Second Row: B. Simon, P. Horiuchi, T. Matsudaira. Third Row: R. Ballata, E. Marx, D. Rueschenberg. Fourth Row: R.Abrams, J. Broell, V. Skalabrin, R. Terrey. INTRAMU RAL SPORTS The Intramural activities promoted by the Brothers Satterthwaite and Lackie have been an outstanding success. During the noon hour periods and after school the box-ball and basket- ball tournaments drew large numbers of students. These games were ably officiated by members of the newly-organized O'Dea Umpires' Associ- ation under the leadership of Fd. Courtney of3C. 67 TOM GRANT DOWN PHI' Al LEY President CK 0 BR E N Secretary 'HAIL, HAIL, THE GANG'S ALL HFIRE. N Aw... , ans-,H ,rx BOWLING With the advent of bowling as a real, live intramural activity, something new and exciting has arrived on the O'Dea scene. Week after week, enthusaism for this popular sport has skyrocketed, so that now bowling promises to provide a lasringicontribution to good fellowship and friendly competition in tlie school. ,. YHL Barrett W X .. Q W 'Q .1 . 1 i- UMPIRES Front Row: E- Courtney, R, Klngflgranney. G' Thompsongcalzo, D' lolmsonl Back Row' Q' l 5-MJ? REFEREES V Front Row: E. Courtney, O'Brien. I L ii Back Row: P. Keough, R. Ronan, J. King. ONTH BOY OF THE YEAR AWARD This year Larry Ainslie won the coveted Boy of the Year Award pre- sented by the Seattle Exchange Club. This award was given on the following bases: scholastic standing, participation in extra-curricular activities, parti- cipation in the Associated Bo s' Club and the C. Y. O. Y if I-K S 5 ll' fig . . In f ' g , . W r I I 5 ' l I I ' IA 4 r fi ,T N, 'Ai r fm GQ '3' f 4 Www QJ,?i2A,,n,4 -f'mYigf :. Z.. wf':wsv's , W . - ., 1 . ' X -- - f , . Q E ., V I ,Ag 115' qw Y, ,LQ - ,g , . .. 3 in k .ws ,S E inf- R- - i 1 S AE is Q A M xiii, , ff1,gU,,L W gif K , ,ini ir .a.,f,,,. , ,..h.. . V -1 - 5 2-. ,Jigga f wfliw .-f A f ,- x, i'Lvavg-7gN??Q.Egi.kggg'gf1i1--ig Q-, :wl. -f-' ,': 2 en.-g g--, , u Q :if 4 J .1 ae, ,,.. TK. ,,,, ,X gm. 8 45,f.,, f-Q-. '35, view' 3 Q 0 358 Q Q.'i?,,i?'- f X 2. Y , Y X f W , ,. A 44m 4 lx I ,M '-f wmv ' , fl N Z i ' 2 ,1 Q ii f , :jx . I , , A .- 2 ,M,Wm,, v,gF.,W,,, A , N ,, as ' ' . wg. ,, , I f mi M' ,WS if-v-+ ish 1:6525 X J mg ,.I,I'ICN'IAi C IIXPIQI., URIOIQ PARK. liafh, fiugglmd. College Chapel Prior Park, E ngland Colleges- and Sbhools of the Chnstian Brothers 7 4 --f'g , Eddie .Alam , s. Fro . DEBATE CLUB Ht ROW. D. S Back ROW: M. t. John, Brother Fellows R Bernaux, L. Loo . , . McFarland. m1S . - , ,,,,, , ., ' R' Tomkins, B. C Ulleffon X-J A 'inehzkvfis -.:.' -wr,lf'vzse-,:.-.gg ,. A ,fs - . ,-vassa l ., :2--fwfg-:5'-- - A Md, riffs? 1, v i ww -+4 r at Q an .K , ff! ,M V t , .M 4 k i 5- W A 'sr ll' - , 5 6 h 2 A , DEBATE CLUB O Dea Debate Club, with Brother Fellows as moderator and W another successful season of forensic activity. Fin- ishing near the top the Club is looking forward to the state finals in Pullman. I coach, had WINNERS 0F ORATORICAL CONTEST Seated: D. Berrysmith, M. McGillicuddy Standing: D. Ainslie, D. 0'Connell, R. St. jo n ELOCUTION CUNTEST The finals of this year's elocution contest were held before the O'Dea Mothers' Club. Father Toulouse, head of the Forensic Department, of Seattle University and students from his classes acted as judges. The contest evoked great enthusiasm from the student body FRENCH CLUB Bergmann, A. Blais F RENCH CLU B Le Cercle Francais is a new club at O'Dea. Formed to study the culture and language of France, it is under the leadership of Gene Bergmann, president, and Brother Perry, moderator. 7? Left to right: J. Honda, M. Bertiaux, R. Tomkins, Brother Perry, DRAMA CLUB The O'Dea Dramatic Club scored again for 1952! Yes, topped all previous efforts with the presentation ot BUT NOT GOODBYE, a rollicking three-act comedy that really Hoored 'em. How a restless ghost returned to stir up a lot of fun-Elled complications was vividly pre- sented in this action-packed comedy, the latest and greatest Dramatic Club triumph presented under the able leadership of the coach and inoderator, Brother Fellows. 74 IN GOOD HANDS ARE YOU THE SCOUNDREL SIR? , Y THE CAST DEAR !' First Row: Schuckhardt, Thompson, Lockhart, Thiel, MC- Gillicuddy, Wilde . Second Row: Murphy, Grant, D. Wilds, Kays, Radford. -if--W 75 -nw' a on 01 0 0 u O 9 '1 Q 'I'-w O o 1 OO '1 ! .0 0 31 Q I 3 ,S 2 ' Eno: : gpm I-ly il'l'IE LIBRARY MCLUB The Library Club, with Brother Pilon as its moderator, is one of the most active organizations in the school. Besides aiding the librarian in his routine work, it has helped to reclas- sify the books. A book drive sponsored by the Cluib during the first two weeks of October resulted in adding many valualile books to the collection. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, educa- tional movies were sliown during the noon hour period. 'Meetings of the Club were held every two weeks. The Christmas season was marked by entertaining the faculty at an informal social Brother Pilon Agatherin g. my - Mode rator K - 2 U THE LlBRARY CLUB i Front Row: T. Owens, Vice Presg R. ffoznkins, Presidentg I. Honda, Secretary. Back Row: R. Neeson, M. Berriaux, M. Thompson, M. .McGi1li- 1 .wb , i cuddy, W. Kappenman, M. QKel14:-jak: ,B1orid. . , ,. i. ,. ,. , , ,... .. ,r.,, ,, or or il , i Q Q 3 5 1 l norms' 0 cwn mfr D E A mum: otuivus 7. NUMBER 3 w open HIGH seHooL, SEATTLE, WASHINGTSN Q i flblnria Zin xtelzis 1 -4- JI' OTHEP ' ' throt ANNUAL has i T0 BE JAN is lmmedintely foll. mas Vacation, O 19th annual rem mer, C.SS.R., as: xen Heart parish, will J C ercises on january nan All students are the spiritual reading n 6,1 erence during thc ' CLI, The following is a tle c. dule: lm it i -9:0OXMass ure r 9:3OxReligion inst tions 1O:O0sSpiritual reac zbou NPV l 0:3OXSermon n hoi Ord 1 1:00XLuncheon god: 'Cy 11:3 O4Assembly in L jul C Spiritual readi - can 8 Stations of the Of L S 12:15xSermon and Be CJFO 12:45xDismissal from rnuaxl moms flllne The students are as COPIC operate in observing sil flY Cf times during the retrea C do with the exception of the u.1ry -jod, ., wa: Jded X -3,01 -w FORMER F1-ICI Vlov Laig0f -SHT ' hav: J Cranney, H' 1 S wiseni E' iull will bel the set- Since many of our gradua 'mg H, - edicfv ' ior tonightls gala Christmizs in the Armed Services, an mas e.. .tn Callagha harty, A. Ben ,lp party sponsored by the O'Den ling from Const to Coast, s 1 the wmdows to D, Dang on Deeem- Mothers' Club. Mrs. Ella Burke, it may be of interest to t ,feary travellers t0 01-0110 schools from the president of the club, has announced know the location of forme Qnty and Puget Sound area sent 267 that the party will include raffle bers of the O,Dea faculty. Fx d pray that the students to compete. drawing, cards and refreslmwents, Qonvcnicnqg we ligr the prey. POW tom- by the Those who listed as Q'DCJ Con, with the entertainment being pro- cation of those members. Wah will Scion testnnts were: T. Cooney, I. Coover, vided bi' flw ODC41 C100 Club and FORMER PRINCIPALS l'4'PP WS5 Wlmh R. CFOWICV W, Dibb, rf, DOOICV, Band. im, Br. M. s. Curtis, R.1.P, 'ought to Garth Wx. Epps Ejhmqsm, I. Gajbcrh The card party itself promises to RH- BF- C- A ' lgo' G. Gremian, Wh lizlin, Lee, M. be -1 VCU' 0l11bOr4'fC -1545 WL Lexleune, R. Mihelieh, R. Miller, D O'Brien, P. Owens D 'X 'lII'lrI'I - U 78 Afrsu L Pres , Millet, T 0'DEA MOTHERS' CLUB As another very successful year for the Mothers' Club draws to a close, we, the Faculty and Students, wish to express our thanks for the splendid work done by the Club on behalf of O'Dea. To the activities similar to those of previous years, were added The Easter Raffle and Ham Dinner. The success of these under- takings was due in great measure to the untiring efforts of Mrs. Hunsakerg president, and her f . f Rs' S C. T. B333-, MIS. C W- Ck, vice I3 J. Abram fes' Mt S, Sec Alt W.. ' S, ': mms E, H s, V. Thoms, Ci: gglnsaket c, ' W4 . 79 v . WV ' . f Q ,- .n EQ, 5 Y Fx , is K .3 Cx ffjf ,BROTHER J. C. FFILLOWS' i L' ' Moderator f X ,- X iff 7' kg' 6,6 ,P 0 4-4-0 'X 'YN J' S4111 J' , Q , A xL9JQ 'Q 1'-Zlnoof-H, Z if RQ 4 JIM KING 4 1 I S ,Ei-'Q 1 4 N. , I ! J 44 Yx I X 1 I I IX PEP CL U -152: 417-eyed lb cololful c ' om., Pep Club di also abil Ivo Tbelr 8 aps and Waite splayed not me aders Ill buildzb ea!6us1asa1 aev was largely r tae 195 J 6 CHAN Fq'eren10'1ieS I f A ,r 0 must? sweaters feb' a Hue g up the In er lvaned esponsible 2 athletic e satzbfi' 0116 vPn 'L ru be XX A XX N N Q Y' , tbe members sc-bool spzrft' orale of the so aod it was tbi for the Ipaq season. B1-otb ed with uhh of the best or , flze bool teams s eatbumasln wb y victories lvbic er Fellows bad group which bas gaaizatioas amoa fob 6 Inarke evely re proved t ' g the stud f L 68011 to o ztself to eat body. 0 0 D P '? I RTT . , DON BARR I im- ' f 2 ANT RETR- ---111-1 --,,1,--1-1 I-1-1-1--T ----l-1 I-ll-nuxu-Si '11-il--ii '11-3-.-1 1 .g. I X vit 0960 X M QQHEQS Q9 6 Nj ,.. MQ! -wi QWQ XS , Cf B2 5 I is W N Y 1 Nb 824' ACKED HOUSE I E RO A I IRT 5 Margoog yfl- g Back Row: B. Kays, B. Callahan, D. Berrysmith, I. McAuliffe, T. Grant, N. Skalabrin, F. Riley, D. Gabfie1, W. Kappenman, S. Wisen. 61.Heib s5lM?ilfi-'lf I'S:1Heie,gk .E 5 seared. D. Wildsf 41. Brown, D. Barren, B. Cullerton. 7':fiW v W' Lg N rs ge -emo :fn QQ? o O cn 3 cr' EY, gd 52- n 9, 0393 U' 0 51 B 1: fi? 3 3 u-. :rn Q I- i- ii. xl 5 G U2 m rn .1 ffz S 2. cgi Q S it Q' U' 2 :fix ,sf Q P10 f g in S O I m L' I L4 3 I O 5 gg ' 'u Er r-'gifs O 3. 9 .f 5' 5 51 3 Q gf SW-1 5.9 05 ig, 5 if T H- Elf? Q S. 22 E. 5 3 g '3 'Q Q ra 5 'U 8 f be 2- N L: n RA HEZIIBBOOR HOUSE 4 D9 bw KANSAS Cl'l'Y8,lII8BOIlRI 5 1 if iff: iq J :4 ' ,yin fav, Wi. ,ff 1 -4: ' 1-Ev 'Ml ,1- W 'W ,L f ,J ' A fi 5, I 1 will E . ff' in I T1 1 Y 1'5:,'i .Mi HI jc! np. f . 153' ' 7 . 1' 215 sm :KIM 1,1 I A x Q 2 1 1 1