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

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L , EDWARD PATRICK FUNDEEN English. Ed came to Prep in the fall of from the wilds of Annette Island in iska. His primary interest and hobby has -an photography, to train to picture his ive land. Ed's other activities include O 3, 4, and Photo Club 3, 4, where he Veep and Treasurer. He also ran track Sodality i, 3, 4, and Glee Club 3. Ed .I engineer electrically at Seattle University. ,, I I vff Y ffq 21.- L-srn 1 el: 4 - So you think you've got troubles. N .lol-IN EDWARD Geonls English. John entered Prep in '55 from Mt. Virgin grade school. His primary interest has been photography. For four years John has been Prep's man behind the camera supplying the PANTHER and the ECHO with excellent photographs. His activities include Sodality 2, Camera Club 3, 45 PANTHER staff photographer 3,45 and Modern Language Club 4. Besides a camera, John's constant com- panion is a deck of cards, which, contrary to popular opinion, Ace claims are not mark- ed. After graduation, John plans to open a casino at 10th and Miller to help further his education at Seattle University with an engi- neering course. 19 PGEORGE GRAVELLE Scientific. George entered Prep in '55 from Holy Family school. During his stay in our beloved school, he engaged himself in: Frosh footbally Cub basketball: Soph-Frosh baseball, Sodality l, 27 J.V. football 2, 31 Prom Committee 3, and Varsity baseball 4. George is a quiet fellow but he always has a friendly smile or a cheerful word for his fellow students. He plans to attend the Uni- versity of Washington to take an, as yet, un- decided course. With his friendly personality he should be a success not only in his pro- fession but also in life.

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MICHAEL JAMES FRANETT P' FRED WILLIAM FOLSOM Scientific. Fearless transferred from Chicago, where he attended Notre Dame High, to Prep in 57. He became vice-president of the Modern Language club and also his class's Sgt.-at-Arms in his senior year. ln this same year, he contributed his acting ability to the senior skit committee and ioined the Harlequin Club through his performance in l Killed the Count. In the past two years, Fearless Fred has become the trademark of a very popular senior. As for the future, Fred is thinking seriously of a law maior at the University of San Francisco. X sauce roktm Scientific. Bruce transferred to Prep in '58 from Punahou School, Honolulu, Hawaii. The Jesuits were startled when he showed up at school the first day in a laua-laua with his surfboard on his shoulder. However, as soon as he learned the native tongue he set out on the somewhat hopeless mission of turning Seattle into Waikiki Beach. Between the Foreign Affairs Club and trying to con- vince Rulifson to turn Buddist, he spent a rather busy senior year. His favorite expres- sion was lets have a Fortin at party's house didn't do him any good because we had one anyway. He plans to study psychology at U.S.F. and then become the only psychologist beach boy at Waikiki. He'll do it too! Classical. Fraz wandered into Prep in '55 with the rest of the St. Joe's herd. As a frosh, he turned out for the Cub basketball team and was on the Panther staff. When his sophomore year came along, Mike re- stricted his athletic ability to the alley ball league, which he later formed into the N.A.B.L. lNational Alley Ball Leaguej. How- ever, despite this school activity, Mike con- tinued on as a Panther staff member in his sophomore year, as well as ioining the De- bate Club and becoming a basketball man- ager. ln his spare hours Mike can be seen either reciting MacBeth to Mr. Powers or helping the latter out with odd tasks about the school on Saturdays. He plans to go to the University of Washington next year. 18 v l ti N MICHAEL DENNIS PREV English. Mike came bombing over to in '55 from Sacred Heart of Bellevue, came over with a love of sports which him in the swing of things. He played ce field baseball 2, 3, 4, he was elected ath director of his class 2, 31 and he was pr of Sodality 3. He joined the letterman's in his sophomore year and was in it 2, He went to work for the Pep Club in Junior year. He is the self-acclaimed ch ion of the Grand Prix Races through l laken Blvd. Mike's ambition is to go to lege. He hopes to attend S.U., but wher he goes we know that Mike will be a suc .Raitt-mimyftszsf mmr-teflsxixtsxlxiru?tisssinlrlvvi:ii:f2S5:wwlsw:Q.tti4fff ,ss .1 ner t

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MICHAEL BRIEN HANSEN ' Classical. When Whitey finally learned that the tolls had been lifted from the Floating Bridge, he decided to make the daily iaunt from Sacred Heart of Bellevue to Prep. As a Frosh, he played Cub Basket- ball, ioined the Glee Club, and was his class's athletic director. He soon put his long winded talents to constructive' use in the band l, 2, 3, and as a Junior elocution finalist, and first place winner 2. Mike claims that golf is his favorite outside in- terest, but this hardly coincides with his favorite saying, l.et's dig up to Fortin's. Mike has two ambitions in life, one to Ace out Smith and the other, to study electrical engineering at Stanford. However, we can be assured of his success only in the latter. l WILLIAM JOSEPH HEMMEN Classical. When the crowd from St. Jo- seph's arrived in '55, Bill was the last one through the door. The reason he was last was, that he was busy trying to smile at Fr. Weisenburg. He failed and he has never since been seen to smile publicly. He partici- pated in the activities of the Harlequin Club in his iunior and senior years. The rest of his extracurricular time was spent in a private campaign to undermine the Jesuits. His hobby is driving and his ambition in life is to lay a strip in a green '53 chev. sta- tion wagon. Bill plans to go to S.U. and there enter police work. HAYDN HOWARD HILLING, JR. X Scientific. ln 1955, H. H. entered Prep after hearing of Prep's reputation down at McLane Grade School in Olympia. Like most Prepsters, he was not one to shy from re- sponsibilities. He ioined the Sodality, 1, 2, 4, Radio Club, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Frosh Football, and Track, 3. Haydn hopes to be a doctor some day. To start off the long, tedious studies to this profession, Jr. plans to attend S. U. next year. If he does not make the grade in medicine, he will settle for being a tugboat captain. 20 I ll? Iii iki l DONALD wALLAcE HOPPS l Classical. Hoppy bounced into P1 from the other hill and St. Anne's. Dr a rather intelligent and active lad, rea took the load at Prep. He was on 1 PANTHER Staff 3, 4, ECHO Staff 3, 4, Hai quin Club 3, 4, and Debate Club l, 3, 4. fourth year found him on the Student Col cil as Veep. Don was one of the finalists, the National Merit Scholarship Exam, ti Don was the perfect man around Prep, pli- to skip over to Notre Dame and take politics. From here he will rule the worl: . .tatxet.:m1ifin.... .,f.wn,.n.1.. ..4...,f.-, . 1.-.1 ts.. .. .1-f:ti.r1v.t. .. . .ff .