Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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GARARD LOUIS FOLEY Seattle, Washington Gerry devotes most of his time between the Sodality and the Ski Club, both of which he was a member all four years while at Prep. He was Prefect of the Sodality his junior and Senior years, from there moving to the office of Secretary. Some of his other activities were Panther 3, 2: and 6 Football 2, l. His favorite saying which we hear very often, I wish I had some of that . Gerry's S hobby is Girls and Cars. He has also maintained a high grade point average. he r ROGER WARREN GABRIEL Norfolk, Virginia Gab served two terms at Prep. He entered as a freshman in 1945 from Blessed Sacrament. His Sophomore and junior years were spent elsewhere and he entered again from No. Kingston High in Rhode Island. In his frosh year he was a member of the Sodality. On his return as a senior he was a member of the Harlequin, for acting, as he says. 4 He was one of the star performers in the famous gf Carnival of Comedies . He spends his time shoot- 'ii ing pool, waiting to attain his ambition of Seeing the return of prohibition so he can make beer in the bathtub. IOHN HENRY CAI-IAN Tacoma, Washington Good sense and good nature are seldom parted. Add a keen sense of humor, a fighting spirit and you have jackson , The sodality was his first love, entering that organization as a freshman and re- maining there to and including his senior year. He possessed a natural ability in sports, since he played basketball and baseball in his freshman year. He went on to play basketball in his sophomore year. Any day that there is a fair breeze blowing, you can count on seeing him skimming across the wat- ers of Puget Sound in his sail boat, his hobby being boating. IOSEPH CLANCY GRIER -.,, ' Milwaukee, Wisconsin joey first blessed Adelphia in his Freshman year after graduating from St. Catherine's. He played Cub football 1, and Cub basketball I. Also in his Frosh year he joined the Sodality and was a member 4, 3, 2, l. As an upperclassman he became further interested in skiing and was a member of the Seattle Prep Ski Club in both his Junior and Senior year. joey as yet hasn't had any time to think of any ambition because he devotes all his time to the pin-ball machines in the District, lwhich is ' his usual hangout. l A u

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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

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CHARLES B. GUINASSO Seattle, Washington Arch ventured out to Prep from Monte Virgin grade school. As a freshman he put his interest in baseball and played with the cubs. In his sophomore year he played varsity baseball and went on to play in his third year and earn his letter. This year again his sparkling action was seen on the diamond. His remaining record reads thus: Student Council 3, 2g Class Olficre 3, 25 Sodality 4, 3, 23 Letterman's Club 4, 35 and Harlequins 4, 3. Arch's hobby is baseball, fishing and hunting. M ,s JAMES GEORGE HARMELING Covington, Kentucky jim's ambition, to see the day that Hopper is on time has as yet not been realized. He came from St. Joseph's in 1945 and since that time he has done well in his studies and has left a fine record behind him. It reads: Football lg Harlequins 4, J, 2, Pres. 4, Sodality 3, 2, lg Class Oicer 3, 2g Panther Club 3, 25 Elocution Finalists 3, 23 and Student Council 4. Hump received an Acting Award his senior year at Prep. His hobby is to gormet at Mac's. DANIEL GRAVELLE HEALY Seattle, Washington The Duke came all the way from Cambridge, Mass, to enter Seattle Prep, but he took it in his stride The sodality received most of his attention, being enrolled in the society all four years at Prep. In the field of sports, Dan was all but inactive. He was a standout of the Cub's basketball team in his freshman year, and with this experience behind him, he was a great participant of the intramural hoop league. To own a brewery was his lifetime ambition. WILLIAM NARMAN HEIDE . C Tacoma, Washington Seattle Prep got its First look at Wild Bill in 1946 when he entered as a sophomore. Although he had a late start, it didn't take him long to adjust himself to the rigors of the Jesuit System. The first thing that came to Bill's attention was the illustrious game of football. He faithfully turned out for that sport for three years, and in his senior year earned his coveted S . He participated in the Harlequins during his last year, along with being a member in good standing of the lettermen Club.