Jackson Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (North Jackson, OH)

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PATRICK DENNIS CAHILL JOHN MICHAEL BROWN f ientific. After spending his freshman in Aurora High School, Minnesota, saw the light out West and ioined class of '59 as a sophomore. He entered Sodality on his arrival at Prep and me Vice-Pref. in his senior year. wnie became student trainer for foot- basketball, and baseball when he was oph, and remained at this post for the ainder of his years at Prep. This iob ired much of his time, and we would now, to thank him heartily for a hard that receives little recognition. Mike ked many hours at the monotonous iob typing articles for the ECHO. Mike in- s to study law at Seattle University, iudging by his ambition and hard work, can't help being a success. X oAvm TERENCE BuzAno Scientific. Terry came to Prep in '55 with the rest of the fellows from St. Anne's. Immediately upon crossing Adelphia's thresh- old he met Fr. Wiessenburg face to face and ever since he has suffered from the shock. He took part in Sodality I, 2, Debate I, 2, Glee Club l, 3. His hand painted red '53 Ford became a symbol of terror on his route to and from school. He claims to be the winner ialong with McQuaidJ of the daily Bellevue Grand Prix. He wants to make a million dollars before he is twenty-one and he plans to do this by going to Seattle U. or Gonzaga and getting a college degree. Lots of luck, Terry. You will need it Cin more than one wayl. Scientific. Pat Cahill came more than 2,000 miles from Minneapolis, Minnesota, in order to be exposed to Prep's education. He promptly made his influence felt in the Harlequin Club, where he was a key part of the production crews in his junior and senior years. Pat also tried his hand at Track 3, Radio Club 3, athletic director 4, and Echo staff 4. When not wrecking cars, Toothy can be heard saying: Let's have a Fortin at party's house. Pat has a dual ambition: to be a billionaire, and to be able to drive again. We don't know about the latter, but as for the former, if Mr. Cahill does as well at M. l. T. as he has done at Prep, he may some day be the highest paid man on the moon. 13 I MARSHALL WESTON BUGGE Scientific. Better late than never, as the saying goes, Marshall came to Prep from Evergreen High in 1956. Boog saw action in Varsity football 3, 4, winning 'tthe most improved player award in his Junior year. His football ability enabled him to ioin the Letterman's Club. As one of the larger mem- bers of the paddle wielders, Boog en- forced the school laws throughout his Junior and Senior years. He was elected class veep 3 and was a member of the Debate Club 2. Now Boog will do as he tells others, Take it easy. and water ski all summer. Then if things go right, a naval career awaits him at Annapolis.

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f ROBERT FRANCIS BRENNEN English. Bob first sauntered through the dim corridors of Prep in '55 after he gradu- ated from Holy Rosary Grade School. ln his fresman year, after making the switch from the teaching of the good nuns to that of the Jesuits, he joined the Glee Club. He was brought into the Sodality in his junior year and continued membership in his senior year. Bob is, perhaps, best known for his jovial mood and friendly smile. After he leaves Prep, he hopes to take a physical therapy course at Seattle University. X WARREN EDWARD BRODERICK Scientific. Henry sashayed up the front steps of Adelphia in '55 fresh from Holy Rosary Grade School here in Seattle. Henry was always considered the studious type but he lent his voice to the Glee Club in his junior year and was active in the Radio Club in his senior year. The hitch in the Radio Club was his real love as it gave him the chance to pursue his favorite hobby, ham radio. Warren isn't sure yet what he wants to major in, as long as it is at Seattle U. He thinks that for a while he'll continue in his capacity as a mad electrician, a talent he displayed when he kept the electric chair operating. STANTON JOSEPH BROWN Classical. Joe Brown, Esq., began his illustrious term at Prep in 1955 when he left St. Joseph's. He had a goal in mind and that goal was to be popular. With this in mind, Joe immediately joined the Harlequins by splendidly playing a role in the Mikado. His other undertakings in the realm of activity included: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 class president 2, Panther Club 3, 4, president of Panther Club 4, Debate Club 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Prom committee 3, Cheer leader 3, Tennis Team l, 2, 3, 4. Joe reached the pinnacle of his high school career when he was elected ASSP SEC. TREAS. and finally ASSP PRESIDENT. With such a splendid high school career, he can only be successful in the future. 12 it X GREGORY JAMES BRINDLE Scientific. Our next Senior is Prep's prd gal son. Originally, he came to our inst tion with the rest of the St. Joe's boys in ' During Greg's first two years at Prep, he l in the Debate Club if Pep Club l, 2, FJ Football, Track I, 2, and the Harlequin C 2. When the class of '59 came back after t summer vacation in '57, Greg was not am them. Rumor has it that he . tired of Je education. However, as the real Prodigal old four-eyes realized that nothing could c pare with his first love, the Jesuits. T Greg rejoined our clan in '59. He is un cided about his future, but, judging from first attraction to the Jesuits, he will tend one of their fine colleges.

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COLIN ROBERT CAMBERN Scientific. C. C. transferred from Blan- chet in '57. He must have realized that Prep was the only school for him. Whatever his reason for transferring, we wouldn't have it any other way. When not adding to the listings in his private phone book, he can be found playing the drums, listening to iazz, or trying to find out what's in Supine's little brown bag. Seriously, Colin plans to attend S. U. where he will study aeronautical engineering and go from there to the Air Force. With his ambition and pleasant per- sonality, he should go far. v PATRICK FRANCIS cHARl.Es Scientific. Pat began his four years here at Prep in 1955, hailing from Our Lady of Fatima, and his congenial character soon be- came known to his fellow students. Pat started out with Cub basketball, then J.V. basketball 2, 3, and Varsity basketball 4. He offered assistance to the track team 2, 3, and gained a J.V. letter. The Sodality saw his service 1, 2, 3, the Panther staff 2, and the Radio Club elected him vice president 2. After a few seasons with the Boston Celtics, Pat hopes to settle down with an oil drilling occupation. lf by chance, he is not drafted by that renowned ball club, a college educa- tion at U. of Montana will keep him busy. 14 X ozone: s. CODDINGTON Scientific. Skip came to Adelphia fro George's in '55. His maior accomplishm have been in the field of sports. As a f he played football and baseball. How as a sophomore he broke into the varsit both fields. ln his senior year, he ma A all-western conference team. Besides his fine contributions to Prep, Skip also buted immensely by keeping Saxton trouble for which?i. We are indebted to for his solid work in the class of '59 hopes to continue his studies at Seattle versity. 'Q ismiias-iii:, s..iv:t1twi41.:4 1:ii1QQ.1ii-t.uitw.ft.mtvfuiiisMw.i4msm-await,f ftwzwmwiiim-is . mmm