Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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EMMETT HENRY CARROLL Seattle, Washington As a graduate of St. Edward's, Meditus entered Seattle Prep in 1945. Devoting most of his time to public speaking, he was a member of the debating society for all four years. Emmett did not stop at public speaking but was a member of the Sodality 4, 3, 2, lg Seattle Prep Panther 4, 3, 25 Echo 4: Elocution finalist 43 and Skiing 4. Although Emmett continues as a gentleman, his ambition is to be as optimistic as javy Wilson thinks he is. Q , J' JOHN JOSEPH CLARKE Seattle Washington Hey Thad . . . let's plant some soap-filled crackers in the cookie jar and invite all the chow- hounds in for afternoon tea. A devilish twinkle glows in his eyes, and Bones is off on another prank. john is a happy-go-lucky character with a grin that never leaves his face. He has left a long record of activities which include: Class Officer lg Sodality 4, 3, 2, lg Debate Club 1, 2, Basketball 23 Baseball 2, Camera Club 1, 2, Glee Club lg Pan- ther Staff 2, 3, 45 Echo Staff 4. His ambition is to have an ambition. EDWARD PATRICK CONDON Spokane, Washington Ed managed to leave his ponies QI-Ie rides them, not plays them., long enough to inscribe his name as one of the better students of Seattle Prep. When Ed came to Prep as a freshman, the Sodality re- ceived a new member. He stayed a member for four years. He possessed a talent in acting, there- fore, he turned out for the cast of Ten Little Indians . He was a star in that play, and was then taken into the Harlequin Club as a reward. IOHN CHARLES D'AMICO Seattle, Washington Napoleon and Nelson were both mighty-mites, Tiger D'Amico is mother lad that is full of dynamite. His exuberant personality and cheerful spirit helped immeasurably to boost us over the . V, rw.. hump during those Hrst hard days at Prep. Jack was a member of the Sodality for four years. Proof of his popularity was the fact that he was elected a class officer in his sophomore and senior year. He served as manager of the varsity in his senior year. The Harlequin club also received his attention during the last year of Prep.

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IOHN MICHAEL BUTTLE Seattle, Washington Speak softly, but carry a big stick might have been easily said of Jack. His unassuming manner and soft voice fespecially to womenj might not indicate his ability to get things done, but perseverance carried him far. He was a member of the Sodality as a freshmang the Harlequins received some of his attention during his sophomore and senior years, and he was in the Debate club for the Erst two years at Prep. Other activities included: Basketball cubs 1, baseball cubs, 1. RONALD ANDREW BUZARD Seattle, Washington Lyme came to Prep in 1945 as a freshman after graduating from St. joseph's. He was a mem- ber of the Sodality in both his Freshman and Sophomore years. He played football for the Cubs in his Frosh year and was manager of the Varsity football team in his Senior year. He spends half of his spare time thinking up odd noises and the rest is for Skiing. He was a member of the famed Prep Ski Club in his Sophomore, Junior and Senior years. He has an ambition to lean for-ard like our skiing Padre. His various hobbies include Y 2 skiing, women, cars, pin-balls and shumeboard. ......-If IOHN MURRAY CADIGAN Spokane, Washington When theoretical theories are expounded, jack will expound them. One of those happy individuals who successfully ignored the fundamental axiom of Seattle Prep, namely: studies, Jack became a past master in the science of Chemistry. The reason for this enthusiasm can be explained by his ambition . . . to discover an inexpensive chemical substitute for women. His activities read: Class oiicer 1, 2, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3g and in his final year he gained a NNN' place in the Harlequins by virtue of his acting in Ten Little Indians. I AMES EDWARD CARMODY Seattle, Washington Karm entered Prep as a Freshman from Holy Rosary in 1945. He joined the Sodality and remained a member for that year. He distinguished himself for wanting to put steel sides on the Stage Coach to West Seattle . His hobby is bowling and he bowls pretty good for an amateur. jim gained many friends because of his fun-loving and easy going way. He spent many of his noons with the rest of the boys in the back rooms of Nifty's.

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RICHARD THEODORE EI SEN Seattle, 'Washington Prep became known to Ryck in 1945 when he entered as 1 Freshman after graduating from St. Teresa's. In his first year he found time for Soph-Frosh football. In baseball he was a member of the Soph-Frosh team 2, 1. He was always interested in the Sodality, being a Sodalist 4, 3, 2, l. Ryck was most famous around Prep because of his unusual ability as an artist. He willingly gave his time and energy to all worthy activities as an artist. He was a member of the Panther Staff 4, 3, and helped on the Echo 4. He has great hopes of making Skykomish a national shrine. HENRY LOUIS ELLIOTT, IR. Aliquippi, Pennsylvania To Prep from St. john's came Hank, a mighty mountain of muscle and masculinity. Spat victims bounced from the steps when Henry jovially smote them and the echoes of his bellows even yet resound throughout the Halls of Adelphia. His record reads: Student Council 2, 4, Class Oflicer 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's 2, 3, 4g Harlequin Club 4, Echo Staff 4, Football, soph-frosh lg Varsity 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball, frosh 1, His hobby is one in which not too many Prepsters are able to indulge, namely count- ing the hairs on his chest. IOHN ROBERT FARRIS Libby, Montana jack entered Prep as a Frosh after graduating from Holy Rosary. He was a member of the Sodal- ity and also joined the Football and Basketball teams his first year. As a senior he won his member- ship into the Harlequins while working on the Production Staff in the play, Carnival of Come- dies . His ambition is to meet the Squaws at West Seattle. His hobby is Eating Qin classy If Red docs not understand a phase of some subject, he is sure to utter, What the. EDWARD THADDEUS FLOOD . Seattle, Washington George first made himself known to Prep in 1945 when he entered as a Freshman from St. joseph's. Because of his great popularity he was a class officer 4, 3, 2, 1. He was also a four striper ' in the Sodality, being a Sodalist 4, 3, 2, 1. His speaking ability led him to become a member of the Debate Club in his Frosh and Soph year. It was in junior English that his abilities as an author became known. Also an athlete, George played baseball 1, and skiecl. Unlike other Prepsters he did not join the Club, and therefore skied as an independent. Being ambitious, he tried hard to End an ambition. X IK