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

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N JAMES wn.uAM o'Nen. MICHAEL MIDDLETON MCQUAID Classical. Buzz eased into Prep in '55, casually sauntered into his room, sat down, and was elected class president. Since then he has been a blaze of activity. He played Cub basketball. In his Sophomore year he was the Secretary-Treasurer of his class, and was president again of his Junior and Senior classes. Other activities include: PANTHER Staff 3, 47 Student Council I, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, ECHO Staff 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Harlequin Club 3, 4, and he was the presi- dent of the club in his senior year. At the same time he played a leading role in Caine Mutiny. Buzz will continue his activities at Seattle University, in finance. X ARTHUR DALE NEELY Classical. Art pushed his way from St. Margaret's to Prep in 1955. He kept rather quiet in his first years, but he moved out in his Junior and Senior years. He was on the Prom committee in his Junior year and has had leading roles in Ten Little Indians , Caine Mutiny Court Martial , l Killed the Count . This qualified him for the Harlequin Club 3, 4, where he served as sergeant-of- arms in his Senior year. Bowling seems to be his favorite hobby although he has many other activities that hold his attention. Art plans to attend W. S. C. and take up Electri- cal Engineering. x PATRICK WILLIAM O'BRIEN English. O. B. came to Seattle Prep from St. Margaret's Grade School in the fall of '55. He immediately settled into the routine activities of Prep, school and study, study and school. The hard work prevented O. B. from entering many outside activities, but not from being well-known and liked throughout the school. Pat hopes to continue his education at Seattle University. 28 Classical. Blessed Sacrament opened doors at the end of 1955 and out flurry of students. Among these was who chose for his school Seattle Prep. H he met his match trying to please Coughlin. He triumphed and has now g on to graduate. Jim was a familiar fig about the bookstore for his last three ye at Prep. Bookstore Jim contends that dropped his front yard philosophy cour but some of the boys disagreed. An decided course at Seattle U. will keep busy after he graduates. uitlrmaaW.QMSvwM2Nmeevmitaewslrtfvazmlmaimwiwsst:fLsQtmuwwir1Si:aw.:21uLi9sz:aw,:fme1slsfvf.'. .. ,J zz

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f ROBERT LEO MORRIS English. Somewhere in the flock of in- 'it lambs that wandered into Prep St. Joe's in 1955 was Robert Morris. Bob looked out for himself and the Sodality l, 2. But for some reason lettermen thought him a dark stained and he could often be heard bleating the noon hour on Fridays. He then to the Radio shack for a three-year and here he pursued his hobby un- Bolo, an amiable, likeable fellow, to continue his education at Seattle where he will take up engineer- N THEODORE EWALD MCCAFFRAY English. Ted romped into Prep from As- sumption in '55, Immediately he lept onto the gridiron where he played four years of football. ln the winter he devoted his time to the ski team, and in the spring he could be found with the track team. Ted ioined the Letterman's Club where he was Veep in his senior year. He was also class officer for four years and helped with the Pep Club. Ted plans to go to Seattle University for further studies. 27 4 X C ' . ,I X, 4 , ! ROBERT CLIFFORD McLEAN Scientific. Bob rumbled into Prep from Assumption in '55. He then romped down to the Montlake Bayou to play a little football for the Frosh. Next came basketball, and then Nlac settled down to study. His iunior year Bob was Pep Club president. He also lent his help to the ECHO. Bob hopes to be either a math teacher or an accountant. Whatever it is, it will be from Seattle Uni- versity.

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LEWIS DANIEL PAROLINE ' t lassical. Prep got its first glimpse of tch' in the fall of '55. Lou started out 'h a bang by playing Frosh football, bas- ball, and baseball. But in his Sophomore r, the Jesuits succeeded in convincing that the idea was not to see how much e he could spend wallowing in the tlake mud, but that he should spend a e time with his books. Louie was in the ality 2, Pep Club 3, and was his class's etary 4. As for the future, Lou plans to nd the University of Washington where will take up dentistry. X JOHN ekeeokv PosEL Scientific. John, who was attracted to Adelphia from the wilds of Minnesota, enter- ed Prep in the fall of '56, His activities were centered around Radio Club 3, and wrestling team 4. John is known around these halls for his silver starred black motorcycle iacket and boots, and for his you're right agree- able personality. John's post-graduate plans include exterminating Lombard and serving as Fr. Burke's faithful golf caddy. But a metallurgical engineering course at the Uni- versity of Washington will probably inter- fere with his plans. CARL RICHARD PROPP Classical. ln the fall of '55 Carl, graduate from Holy Rosary Grade School out in West Seattle, stormed the halls of Prep. Most of his high school days he has devoted to care- ful study. But for diversion he has worked hard in preparing the stages for the Harle- quin. This has been little noticed but very important for the success of the plays. Carl hopes to go on in dentistry at University of Washington. 29 X OWEN FRANCOIS PERRON Classical. In 1955, from Sacred Heart Grade School in that distant town of Belle- vue, wandered Owen Perron. The growing lad that he was, Owen took advantage of his height and played basketball as a frosh and then as a sophomore. Soon he became known around the school for his quiet, good natured way, but in places other than school, he was not considered so quiet. He was an active member in the Panther Club as a iunior and senior. Upon graduation, Owen wishes to travel south to the University of San Fran- cisco to study business administration.