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

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CSO 0l4fl0'CL'J- QIIEORCSIQ T. ISAMMLRT IIVRNARD D. ISARKSIIIRV JAMIES Y, UYIEHARA THOMAS l', CONNORS JAMIES R. CIRAIKB HOWARD J. I ORRIzST WIl.I.IAM M. GAVRANIC JOSIZPH R. GIANI2I.l.I WIl.I.IAMI'.l1OI.DI2N DOUGLAS W. HIQNNINCI ROIIISRTI1. MARIILITY ROISIZRT II. MIYANS RICHARD T. MORTIELI ANDRLW S. Mcl.IfAN JOSIEIIII T, Mcl.AUi9HI.IN S'I'l:I'HI-N M. RI:Il.l.I-Y RICHARD II. SCQHMIDT JOHN P, STANFORD IIIZNRY Il. SUZUKI DOMINIC' P. TIMO JOSIEPH G. DIi BIiI.S THOMAS II. DOOLIiY RICHARDC1. TODD JOHN A. DUANI2 IIIZMIENT A, ITIZIIIFR I.AURliNCfIz M. HICKISY DANIIil. J, IIURSON THOMAS I.. KEIIOIZ JOHN P. KNOWLTON IRANCIS Ii. LIZGRAND WILLIAM Ii. MQSIIANI: JOHN I'. NELSON RAYMOND If. NORGORD CIARI. I-. POIIPPIEI. CIIZRAID A. RIEICHIQRT THOMAS T. Y A NIAUCIII

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f 7iLil1f f l'Rl'iSlDlZN'liS Martin Golden, John XVillcnhorg lirancix O'Kccfe. UNDER OITFICIZRS James Martin, SFATED f John M fat. Patrick Doran, James Cfaffrcy Jaw man Cfdaai WE SET our Hrst precedent on the first day we entered O'Dea. which was a new record for enrollment. One hundred and twenty-five freshmen registered on that first day. We did not, however, rest on our laurels. We set out to show the rest of the school just what one hundred and twenty-five spunky, little freshmen could do. Our success as freshmen is self-evident. We have maintained throughout the year a consistent high grade average, and have surpassed every other class in the school in our support of school activities, ln all the school functions, raffles and publications, we have come to the front, to show by our eager support, that we are fit and ready to take a mighty share in the promotion of these activities. Though we have been in O'Dea only a year, we fully realize and appreciate what O'Dea means to us. lt is our desire to partake of all the benents which it offers us. We leave for future freshman classes, our earnest zeal, and turn now to our future years in O'Dea: years of scholarship and participation in 0'Dea's many activities. 30 STANDING Marlxnliolclin Cfharlvs Torusnn, J A m c 5 Takisalii James lhlcnfeldr. Elmer Doctm