Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THOMAS ALLEN KN OWLES Seattle, Washington Tom came to Prep from john Muir and with him he brought a sincere desire to learn and a natural ability toward sports. With these assets he won three stripes and a high grade point average. To date his greatest claims toward fame are the Sodality 2, lg Class Officer 4, 3, 2, Lettermen's Club 4, 3, 2, Oiicer 45 Prom Committee 3, Football 2: and Basketball 4, 3, 2, l, Varsity 4, 3, 2. Noltz has the noble ambition to get married, but will that come about with his hobby to sleep? VI? ROBERT IOSEPH KOKESH Seattle, Washington Kok , after eight years at St. Edwards, burst forth at Prep as a promising Frosh. A baseball player by instinct, Bob played all four years mak- ing his letters during his Junior and Senior years. His other activities: Ski Club 3g Sodality 3, 2, lg Lettermen's Club 4, Jg Class Ofiicer Jg Panther 4, 3g Sports Editor 43 Echo StaE 4g Football lg and the Publicity Club 4. He is still trying to satisfy his ambition to own a pair of army boots like Ostolaza's. ' Q A DALE ERNEST KREMER Seattle, Washington Big Dale hails originally from St. joseph's. Speaking was his first interest as he took part in Debate as a frosh, and also during his second year was a Hnalist in the Junior Elecution Contest. After that he turned out for Football 2, 4g finally making his varsity letter as a senior. His erstwhile ambition is: To prove to Fr. McDonnell that l'm not a farmer. Riding ferry boats to Bremerton and back seems to be his never ending hobby. JOHN EARL LaGUE Butte, Montana Sleepy entered Prep well prepared to overcome any obstacle in the Academic Department and throughout his course he experienced no great didiculty with any subject. He joined the Debate Club 2, lg and turned out for sports in the form of Football lg and Track 4, 3. He is trying to succeed at his ambition to make a million and retire by 19505 resting, not sleeping, being his hobby. jack came to us from St. Catherine's.

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1 AMES ROY HOULIHAN St. Paul, Minnesota Steady, quiet, serious are words that would have to stand out in any description of Jim. Once he made up his mind to get an A in anything, nothing could stop him. The same went for sports. Basketball received most of jim's attention, but he didn't turn out for any team until he was a senior In that year he attained a birth on the varsity squad. In the iield of scholastics, he was up there with the best in the class. THOMAS PATRICK HUEFFED Seattle, Washington Lord Hueffed has all the complications of life broken down and figured out. Play the field and keep silent about success , is his motto. This may or may no have its advantages, time will tell. If he has followed this motto success has certainly been his reward. He was a class officer durnig his fresh- man year. The Sodality received some attention being a member for three years. He participated in Debate for two years. ROBERT CHARLES KELLY Seattle, Washington Bob came to us from Holy Rosary in 1945. He was gifted with more than his share of brains and good looks and has used the latter to good advant- age, as shown by his busy weekends. He has played all three sports while here at Prep but unfortun- ately for Prep he did not play Football until his senior year. Bob's other activities are: Basketball 3, 2, lg Baseball 2, lg Varsity 4, 3, Football Varsity 45 Lettermen's Club 4g Class Oiicer 4, 25 Student Council 4. Bob's hobby is Firing-up the basket- ball team. THOMAS IAMES KERR Salt Lake City, Utah Tom was St. Benedict's gift to Adelphia. During his four years he has set a most impressive record Baseball lg Panther Staff 4, 33 Echo Staff 43 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 4, 33 Debate Club l and Ski Club 4. During his energetic regime as Editor-in-Chief of the Panther he up-held the honorary membership in the Quill and Scroll, and three other press associations. After being voted Editor of . the Echo, by the Senior Class, Tom produced an Annual that is outstanding in every way

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ALBERT HAROLD LAN DRY Chicago, Illinois Heels first made his appearance in 1945 as a Freshman at Prep. He got off to a good start by joining the Sodality, being a Sodalist 4, 3, 2, l. He was a member of the Harlequins 4, 3, 2, performing in many of the plays put on by the Club. He was honored by being made a Panther Club member 4, 3. He was a mainstay of the Debate Club 4, 3, 2, 1, attaining the top in his senior year by taking Srst plase in Extemporaneous Speaking at C. P. S. Heels has always had a towering ambition to look down on Bob McCusker. I OH N THOMAS LOGAN Seattle, Washington Jack brought his quiet, unassuming manner to Prep from Queen Anne High School, and quickly prove to himself and to his classmates that aca- demics were the thing. Keeping his grades high kept up most of his time, the remainder of which was spent in outside activities. In his senior year, he was elected sergeant of arms and fulfilled that odice without a flaw. How many Prepsters were unable to elude his watchful eyel His ambition is to live a year without wearing a hat. FRANCIS IOSEPH LORENZ It's not the size of the man that's in the fight, but the size of the fight that's in the man . Little Frank Lorenz came to Prep as a freshman from St. Anne's. From the word go, his dynamic spirit was a valuable asset in his battle for a High School diploma. He entered the Sodality as a freshman and there remained for one year. Also, he entered the Harlequins during that year. He rejoined that club as a senior, serving as stage hand in Ten Little Indians. EDWARD IOSEPH LOW Seattle, Washington immediate one of getting out of high school. Wifi li -H I Eddie Erst came to Prep as a sophomore from Marymount. In his sophomore and junior years he found time to turn out for Football and also managed to keep up with his pleasant hobby of playing pool. At most times Ed can be seen going around school with a very satisfied smile on his face which is occasioned by the thought of his new Pontiac convertible. Sad to say his only ambition is the