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

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A wi THE OLYMPIAN 1948 Pubhshed by the Senior Students ODEA HIGH SCHCOL Seattle Washington of I I , 'ff J 1 x ,W f ff 1 '11 1:1 - OLYMPIAN STAFF DID IOI HK RC f 1 X X ISCHIHA 1 lol RH-Ima ..,,A4..,. 11411, .,f,1, mmf 1 v Q.. .,,,A..,. .1f Nl.L Y 1.1f, 1 511 Qsomxv' IAICSU ,..,..,. 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K 1' S 1 7 7 9 - - 9 7 , ' ., . , . . B FRFI H PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE Gracluatlon day marks the successful completlon of four years of hlgh school work at O Dea The faculty extends 1ts congratulatlons on the good work you have done here and IIS best w1shes for success ln your future undertakmgs ured by the happmess and contentment xt brmgs Unless you are loyal to God to church and country any materlal success wlll brmg not happiness and contentment but remorse and bltterness Be fanthful to the Cathollc 1deals placed before you durmg your trammg perlod and final success ln the battle of l1fe w1ll be yours R. . . NC True success is based on loyalty, industry and sacrifice. It is meas- , . . . J, J r,L,' J' iff! rl' fr' 'r '--,JA 'a 1 A I H! 'J 0.1 -r', r-,p 3. 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JOHN JOSEPH DERMODY IGYCGI JOIIII L1 Sacred Heart 44. Pep Club I' Honor Roll 3' Intramural Z' Glee Clul I. 3: Tum- bling 2. Hobby: Watching my Sears stock fall. Ambition: Take a better picture and stucly dentistry. RICHARD FLORN DIDEON Ifbldl Franklin 44. Chess Club 3 4' Ski Clul 3, 4: Golf Club 3. Ambition: t be a doctor. Hobby z Playing chess. SENIOR CLASS 'tw ln-... 3- ,U- fv- PETER JOHN DIMARTINO Irllly AI1 St Anna 5 44 I'11111I11II Soph I It sI1 I 11 11s I 1r1111n 1 f IW 1 1 7 1 1 lx r 1 n 4 r11111 111111111 111 311111 11 1 11111 5 4 I111r1111L1r1I I H11l1l11 Pl1y1ng1I11 p11r111 An1I11 111111 Bunk 1 pI11I 1 1n C1I1f11rn11 md pl1y1ng ftlldlf 11g m11I1 1I11 111p5 JAMES EDWARD DOOLEY IPBYIIIIESI S1 Cltlurlneb 44 1 f 1I1 ITFIFN I1 7 15s Cul 3 r1p 11 1 1 1111 11r111r P 1 I I 1 SITITII 1 oes A111I11t111n C1es1r 11115 1m11111ous 1 Cl l1111l1 I1 I1 1 pened 11 I11111 JAMES JOHN DORE fllml S1 james 44 SIG CIIUIW 4 Glu fu I Clmss Flul 3 AHDLIQI 4 Prom C1111111111111 -I Prop 11 1 I7111I'1 7 1111111ng 7 11111 11n1, 11111111111 S Ifr JAMES THOMAS DUANE IJIITII r NI s 44 1 1 LIITIIHIIYIQ, 7 Glu CIUI1 I 7 11n11r R ll I HLHY y 1 HIL 5lJUlIkI IIIWIIILUS 'XIII IIIIIFI V1 UIIII1 I F, IUFSQ 1111111 RONALD J ELLINGSEN I:R0nI1le:I S1 I d 1rd 44 81111111 1 1111 118 N 7 G1 If 13 111 4 7 T11111l1I111 7 '1r1n111l S1 1fI' 4 n r1 lfll 3 I1l1r1ry S11 I I f I 5nI5I' I 0,15 X111I111111n 'I11 do 1 l111'I1w1rd g1l11spr11ng RICHARD DENNIE ELLINGTON fnukq S1 11 44 Pp u I Glu CILIIW I C7IlIlT1lS r11 111' 1I11 I-IIII1 I'I111111r I AI11r SOCIQIV I 7 HOIUIY SCIZHCI C111111 r1c11r Q Amlvlflrih T I 1 1I'1e HrQ1 1111n 111 1l'11 111111111 ALBERT JOSEPH ENGLAND fAI1 I111m11'uI111 44 In1r111111r1I 1 Fulv 1 1 ng 7 mf 1m11111111 1 P1 1 I 1 I1 Omar 4 I-I111I1v G1111r1g 1n111 All1r1Ii d'lI'lCCS fr11 A111I111 1111 'I11 5,11 111111 1I11 lNI1r1n1s JAMES WILLIAM FARRIS I:Jll'n1 LI ly R1 ITL 44 P111 flul Lt Ll I 3 UIT17 mg 7 11111 NI tl 11111 'IDIS 111 111111n I'1 um the m1lI11ng 111111 111111191 JOSEPH GEORGE FAY fJoe1 S1 I'I1111d111 S 44 I-I11l1l1x Nl S 111 11r111n 11 1 1rr 1I1r1 111,l1 C11 1511 ROBERT FRANKLIN FIESER fslerlder Bobl S1 Annex 44 1s 11l III 1U S s r1111L1r1l I 1 1 r11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1l'1 I' 111 1 111 OH111 4 I-I11n11r R ll I I1 1111r spur s 1 1 1111 1 1 I' VIZ' C? SENIOR CLASS JAMES SALVADOR FILARCA IJIMI Ill I1 S ill Sin I mo 1 4 I out va oph I-rosh 7 Bas tt ii DI 1 istlvall Soph I'rosh I Intramural I ii umlniny, Z I5 n 1 s nnual 4 Arr flulr 7 3 Honor Rwll I 7 y ii 'Xmlwition Shi 1 sliimr it the Pilxt Rare itiiin GEORGE FRANCIS FORREST Iskeeksl Sacred Haart 44 Football 2 3 4 Soph Frosh I Basketball Soph Frosh 7 V istw Sop rosa 7 Le ermans f u 4 Cum I 2 Tumlwling 2 Class Ofhcerl Z 4 G Clul I 2 1mes3 4 Prp of th I'1th I 3 4 Hono Ro Intramural Z 3 4 DELPHIS R GIARD ISUMSOII the Kid SI ames 44 Pep C L1 I 2 Slxi Cl l 5 Tumbling 7 Gu Club I 7 Ik 3 llanrt Cominittu 3 Honor R ll l Hillx Training ogs 1 im n can an u in MITCHELL ANDREW GINNETT IMIRIII St Johns 44 Pool ball Nlgr 3 Basl-ittlnall lVIgr I 7 3 SINI Clul 4 7IUI'I'll1IIl'1g 2 Glte Clul I 7 Pap flulv I Annual Staff 4 fhimms Staff I 4 Pri 111 o iittet 4 ri f ii tu ino Intramural 7 GRIMS HARRY GISLASON lBud1 SI Alplaonslls 44 pap u 1 u Q u iims n o x isim an s iin f in viriin et 1 is prison :fur tht prom ROBERT JOSEPH GOCKEL IBob1 S lVlarx s 5 lun S IJ 46 Holwhy Hunting and fishing Ambition To hecuint architect PATRICK JAMES GRAESCH lGu5oIlne Breuihl Holy I iIl'llIX 44 Chtss Clul 3 Intramural I 7 3 Honor Roll I Holulw firs tspeciallx Vlis electricity -Xmlwition To he a mechanic in mn a good 39 X 8 CHARLES JOSEPH GRINNELL Ichlltkl Quetn Anm High 45 L Chess Clulv President 3 4 Chimes 3 4 Honor R Il 7 Glte u 3 Pr p fthe Faith 3 Annual Staff 4 Art Clul 2 Holla, Photography art and howling Ambition Tw plan a huilcling that will stand DANIEL RAY IHLER Illunnyl St Benecluts 44 Pep Cluli SL1 Club 3 Glee Cluls I Chimes Staff 4 KKK 3 4 Dance C71 mrnittee 4 Holwluy Guns and fishing Ambition Printtr JOSEPH RONALD JOHNSON IROIIIIIBI St. Theresas 44. Baseball: Soph-Frosh I' Tumbling 21 Glee Clul I 2, 31 Honor Roll Ig Intramural I, 2, 3. 4. HoI1l1y': Stamp Collecting. Ambi- tion: To lwccotne a Christian Brother. SENIOR CLASS BILL JONES IWIIIIGI Brxxom 44 I31sIletblII I3 nt nm I Sap Frosh Z V 3 Intramural 2 3 4 IVIan.1gtrIootInII md I3asketb1II Z 3 Pep Club I Glee Club I Annuzl 4 Chms Club 3 4 Prop of Fanth l FRANCIS JOHN KELLY ITexj St IVIarg1rets 44 Pep Clul I Tumblmg I Hobbx Rxdmg horses and drlvmg a car Ambxtzon 'I wn thx hottest mr rn town KENNETH WILLIAM KING ISIIIIII SI Alphonsus 44 Glu C u I Ik Ik Ik 3 Prtp of I uzh 4 Honor Ro I How y Vocalxzmg Ambition 'I o go to Nzw Y arlt WILLIAM RUDOLPH KING lllldyl SI IVIlrx 5 44 I'ootIw1II SophI7rosh Basketball 4 Intramural 3 Pep Club I Glu- Club I Prop of Faith 7 Hobby Sleeping through Brother Crumllsh s ptrlocls Amlutlon To ht 1 Iwrtender HENRY KOHLER IHeInIe1 Idm nd IVIe1ny 44 Intr1mur1I Z 3 4 Ptp Clul I Chv:f.rIt1CIcr 2 3 Tumbling 2 Glu Club I Dance Commlttt-1 3 Hobby Making mx gurl frxend mad Ambltnon Hung lgoo nrlor ROBERT JOSEPH KLUG fSIeepy1 St jthnb 44 Pep Club l Clul l 3 4 Amerlcan Hmtory Contest Chimes 4 Annu1I 4 ony Colltctmg coms Ambltnon A Iltrv, but not much vlcron monms La FRANCHI frremhyl Sr Anthonys Rm ton Wash Football 3 4 Soph Frosh Z Intramural 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 Prop of the Fnth 4 Honor Roll I CI1ss Offlctr 4 Hobly Throwing p1rtlt-9 1t South Parlc mth Fr1nIc IVIln1In Ambition To bt my own boss VALERIANO MONTANTE LAIGO fsonnyl Immwulate 44 Glet- Clul 7 Annu1I 4 Chimes Z 3 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Art Club Z 3 Poster Clul 2 3 Prop of the Faith 2 CI1ss Omcer 2 3 Hobby Cooltmg Ambition To be head of the U N 959 GEORGE EDWARD LARSEN Ilardl Holy Ros1ry 44 Glce Club I Z Dramatic Club I 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Poster Club l Honor Rfll I Holly Punting and writing Ambltlon An actor and unter STEPHEN JOSEPH LEBEL fSfeVej Holy Rosirx 44 Iltlmn I 4 Qratorx 4 I3r1m1tlcSI Z 3 4 Amcrlmn History Con e 4 hlmu 4 CINS fhctr 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 Hobby Pnno Iwstball AIHITIIIKDD An1Iyt1c1I cha-must ' ' . 1 2 a . 1 1 Il- 11. V 2 , . 2 ' ' 5 - . . I I . v 1 Inu' Q 4 . I I -Ib 3 '.'.'. 3 w. I g A II . -Ib: N . z ' -' I '. f o 4 I . . . , Q I ' ' C ' '- ' . I Q ' I ., I i. K 'I ' I . x I' I , ' , Zg Tumbling 29 Glee Club I, 2. 3: Stamp Club I, 21 Chvss 1 . , 9 '- ' rs ' . : - - H II : ' I ' . N 1 ' I' . A . ,Z V- K L K V 1 V- 1 K' 1-2 - : ' - , , 1 - I ' . :I , g 1 , 3 , Q g ,., ,J ' HV: ',v.,l, D YM: K . tustugffl-,Ig , ,3I4. 5.4 SENIOR CLASS JOHN WILLIAM LAVELL Iflerrej Pram H Cot 44 Intr1 mur1l 2 3 4 Pep Club I Glee flub Z fhimts 4 Annu1I 4 Prop ofthe Faith 2 Hobby Coins Ambition Pclitot in chic! of The Hobo Nuns nownn DONALD LQMAY ts.nny1 Si Marys 44 Ptp Club I Cheer Leader 4 Tumbling 2 IxKIx 3 Dance Com mittee3 4 Hobby Archery photography Ambition To own mx own business iucnnn nomar LYNCH fnmq Sf Anthony, 44 Intra mural 7 3 Pep Clul I Glee Club I 7 3 HobIy W1kIHg Aml ition To malice money Lfx, Eff DANIEL PATRICK LYNCH IDGIII St Btntdlrts 44 Intri mural 2 Pep Club I Hobby Hunting Ambition To I playboy EDMUND DOMINIC MANGOLD fEddle1 St Alphonsus 44 Intramural Z 3 4 IxKIx 3 4 Pep Club I Glu Club 3 4 Dance Committee 4 Prop of the Faith 7 ANDREW EREDRICK MATHAY IAIHJYJ St Anthonys 44 Football Soph Froshl 2 Baslcetball Bantam I Soph Frosb 2 Intramural 2 3 4 Pep Club I Slci Club 3 4 Tumbling Z Glee Club I Chess Club 3 Hobby Sluing Aml ition Iqnginefr JOHN WILFRED MAXWELL IJockson1 Burlington '44. Foot- laII: 4' Basketball: Soph-Frosh 2' . V. 3: Baseball: 43 So - Frosh 2' Intramural I. 2. 3, 4: Pep Club I: I..etterman's Club 4: umbling 2' Glee Club I1 Chess CIuI 31 Honor Rall I, 3. Hobby: Conserving my energy. Ambition: Not near enough. JAMES ROBERT McATEE I:Mac1 St. Edwarcrs Seminary '45. Chimes 4' Annual 4: K.K.K. 3: Art Clul 4: Dramatics 4. Hobwy: Sleep. Ambition: To be vicevpresident in charge I cuspidors at the First National Bank. DONALD JAMES MQCLUSKEY IMCC1 Anne's 44. Baslvtet- IaII: Soph-Frosh Z: Intramural 2, 3 4: Pep Club I: Slti Club 4: Chess Clul 31 Prtp. cf the Faith 2: Chimes I, 2, 3, Editor 4: Debate 2, 35 Dramatifs 43 American History Contest 4: Honor R Il I, 2, 3. 4: Dance Committee 3: Prom Committee 43 ass Ofhcer I. Hobby: Refereeing at table 8. ROBERT JOHN MQDONALD fMoe1 St. Anthony's. Renton. Wfash. '44. Basketball 43 Soph-Frosh I, Z: V. 3, Intramural Z. 3, 43 Baseball: 3, 4, Soph-Frosh I. Z, I.ettennan's Club 3, 4: Hontvr Roll Ig Class Officer 2. 3. Hobby: Ciolf. Ambition: To play major league baseball. SENIOR CLASS JAMES FRANK MILLER l:Mope1 bl IAXIPIIUIISLIN 44 IVI 111 ILII' Tx Ll 'I 111 1 1 I A1 nu 1 1 1 LL u I H1 I ly Lum, AIIIIWIIIKJH I-11 In bucllas u JAMES LENARD MILLER IJlm1 S1 -I Ina 44 IIIIFIIIILIFI Ix Qlul 4 ILIIHITIII r11111111s I 1111 4 Ihnu. f11111111lttLL 4 P113 CILIIH I H111 y SI11113, fX111l11111111 I urn 1 w to s 1 DELBERT EDWARD MINALIA I:Bobble1 Cy rpg s 44 IVI n r N 1rs1ty 1 Lp LIIN 1 111 1 111ur1I I 4 Hcnlly I'Iun11n1,, md hs 11ng A111 111111n IL 11,111 1111 mn I usmus ul1II15I'1111en FRANK ANDREW MINALIA IZTCYIIKI S! CJOFLQS 44 Inu I 4 SopI1Ir1aI1 I II III'lI'DLlI ll 4 IJLIILTIIIIIIS Qlul I I-Iollx 1s 1n1,, md If1unt1n5, A111l111 I1 I 1 1 111 LI If 1l1L A PIIH FIIULIITIIIYILLF 1 l'r1n RICHARD EUGENE NAISH ICI1l'l51 St Ann05 44 I'uutI1 II 1 1 Ir11sI1 7 IIS LI 1 IHIYIII 1sLl1 1lI 1 ms u111 In 7 P u l1tt1r1111n s Clul 5 4 GI11 CIUI3 Z Slxl Clulx 4 Qluss fxlul 7 III ISN I' K I DAVID THOMAS NORTON II-Ierol S1 Alpnonbux 44 I-11111 1 I1 I roah 7 gr IISL 1 1ur1 5 L 1 1 fi ul1 4 Iu111 1 111 7 CI11111111 4 An ll 4 01181 u r111 01111111111 4 r p It W IH on llu 1e1 mg A111 mon I o 1111111 I 111I1 Wflst Se. 111 1 lntu H13 B1 r DENNIS JAMES O KEEFE 51 Alplwnaus 44 I31sIc11l11II Soph r11sI1 7 p uI1 LH11 1 mg u u ID mu I 1111111111111 4 In1r1111ur1I Z 3 4 Hobl 1 Indoor sports II 11II1 4-5 8 AIIIIYIIIKHD T11 d1g Ryan JOHN EDWARD OMEARA fJoI'1nny1 St 1111109 44 P11111 I1ll 4 Soph Fresh 7 Bantxms I Inzmmural I 2 5 4 CI11 r Imder 5 Tumbllng, 2 Dina CJOTTIITIIIILL 5 Aml11t111n T le II 1 st 11 1n just um uf AII1rds clmces PETER NICHOLAS COS IPeIe1 Blessed Sacmment 44 Glee CILII5 I K K Ik I Prop of rht Fa11I1 Z Honor Roll I HnI1l1y Dmwmg 1ncI sIc11ng FRANK EDWARD PAINTER S1 Anms 44 Pep Clul I SIU Clulv 3 4 Tu111l1I1ng 2 Glle CIUI3 I 2 Prop of the Fa11I1 I Z Honor Roll I 2 3 Intramural I 2 3 Prom Comm1ttec4 Dmce Commntee Z Hobby Spendmg monev Ambltlon T m 1Ice more SENIOR CLASS p ,OIF LOUIS WILSON PABIAN St Iharnsis 44 Ambition All solutelv nom MARTIN ARNOLD PAUP lPop1 St I'dw1rds 44 Pep Club I Tumbling, 7 I31nd I Glu Club I Hobby Fishing m 5IIIKII'I Iqo In Inu 'IfIUI'1 ILIQSCOPQS on I'InIIfI'ILIS IUI' l'1l1I' Hghted Inclmns ALBERT THEODORE PEARSON Ifbdl SI Annms 44 Foot bill Snph Frosh 7 Intr1mur1I Z Pep Club I Glee Clul I Z 3 Annuil 4 lD1ncL Committee 4 I'Iobby Ridio Ambition T grt 1 him ticlut WILLIAM DONALD PEAKE fshletkl St I3LI'N.'dlCIS 44 Pep Club I SLI Club 7 Tumbling Z Glue Club I Z Prop ofthe Faith 3 I Ionor Roll 7 Intramural I Z 3 4 Ambition To polish bmss rails in a fire-st1tIon 5'-v tooo RICHARD arson lflflof Toddyl Sr Alphonsus 44 Basflnll 3 4 Soph Fresh Z Intr1muraI3 Baslcetlnll Mgr 4 Pep Club l Lettermwns Clul 3 4 ChIme.s3 4 Annual 4 Dmce Committee 3 4 Prop of the Faith I Chess Club 3 Cllss Ofhczr I 2 4 I-Ionor Roll I 7 Hobby To perfect a nose guird for 1 b1seb1II mp Ambition To be as successful IIDIUV Ilurintn PAUL ANDRE RAZZORE fRosIe1 St Citherine s 44 Pe u I Glu Club I 2 3 I-Iobby Drz 1ming up m rst million Ambition To own my own gauge shop RICHARD WILLIAM REGINIIIAL faeggiej Sr Mngarfzs 44 ontnll 3 Soph I-rosbl 3 Intrwmurill 7 3 Pep Clubl Tumbling Z Glee Clul 3 I-Iobby Basal all ind 1rt Ambition T Iwromv n weathermnn. CLARENCE FREDERICK ROBBINS Dukej Immaculate '44, S-. ioutmllz .., 1 irosh 21 Base a : , ' In mural I, , I Pep Club I, 2: Tuml ling 2: Annual 4' Art Clul 2. 3. 41 r p. tl - Faim .., gl Hobby: Painting. Am wition: To smy out thi- st-rvicc. BERNARD vmcsm kossnsrms faq.-ney1 Sf. Anthony S. Renton, Wfash. '45. I'Iobby: Collecting out-of-the-ordinary stones. Ambition: To own my own store. JAMES EDWARD ROSS I:.IUmb01 St. Btnediftis '44, Fmt- all: 2, 3. 4: Soph-Frosh I: Basketball: Soph-Frosh I. 2' In- tmmuml 2, 3 4' B:Iseb'III: 2 3 4' Soph-Frosh I' I..ctterm:m's Club 3, 4: Pep Club I' Tumbling 2: Glee Club I 2: Prop. f the Faith I, 2, 3, 4' Honor Roll lg Hobby: Teasing Forrest. Amlition: To make good. SENIOR CLASS DONALD L RUDD IZDOYIII S and I'I :rl 44 I'L1LII1III 4 IL Ll 1 1 I 11 1 H1 L11 L I 1 1 I11Ir1I11L1r1 IIXIHI, Y I X I Ll PETER DRUMMOND RUDDY ISIFIPCSI SI 'AIIPIIUIISLIS 44 C L I1 1 ss 11111111 I11 IIII I1 nun I1m I11 1IL THOMAS wAl.oRoN RYAN fludgej S1 XlpI1-mm 44 I I11ur1I I11 1 Ill Lsx L I-YIIII I 11 I1 1 cm tu Y1 II111 111 ItILn SuI11LII111Ls RICHARD PAUL scorr fmfhl 51 1 IH I 44 II Il IN IUII In I111IxL II I' JOSEPH DEVER SHAUGHNESSY fallrfer Joel SI IVl1r,,1ms I'L1L! 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POPULARITY POLL BOB FIESER SONNY LAIGO BOB, voted our number one athlete for 1948 has proven hlmself both as a fme sports man and a scholar Startmg hxs athletlc career as a freshman on Br Treacy s Bantam basketball team, he rose to the rank of a letterman the followmg Aprll when he landed a berth on the Irlsh s dxamond squad Throughout the past four years, he has constantly been the spark plug of the O Dea mheld Not lgnorlng hls ablllty as a Casba player, Bob has shown exceptional talent on the Bas ketball team durlng hrs umor and Senlor years Bob s greatest thrlll came when he bucketed the wxnnmg basket against Prep m the 1948 campaign As for college, Bob IS plannmg on reglstenng at Gonzaga Umversnty next fall IN a recent school wlcle poll SONNY LAIGO was voted the most popular non athlete It must be sald he IS well cleservmg of the title Sonny IS a popular figure at all of the O Dea dances, and a very energetic partaker ID school actlvltnes lh general Dunng the past year Sonny has taken care of all the art work m connectlon with the year book But Sonnys talent IS not llmlted, as he was very actlve as Sports Editor on the Chlmes whlch he enllvened with his art1st1c touch As for hxs plans for the future, he has none except to go to college and to make a success of whatever he does HONOR STUDENTS Valedlctoruan Donald James McCluskey Salutatornan Stephen Joseph Lebel HONOR GRADUATES Flrst row Edward John Aamodt Roddy Michael Baskett Lawrence Enrnco Caro slno Eugene Patrick Charvet John Joseph Collins Second row Mlchael Wlllnam Delorenzo James Edward Dooley Robert Franklln Fleser Stephen Joseph Lebel Donald James McCIuskey Third row Rlchard Eugene Naash Wllllam Kenneth Stelnauer Patrnck Otto Wrlson CLASS PROPHECY Survlvmg the Atomlc Bomb the Republlcan IXOITHIIQIIOHS the U M T and the New Look we see the class of 48 stlll struggllng agamst the odds of the world IU the year 1968 Strollmg mto our old Alma Mater we find that we have arrlved on the dedxcatlon day of the new Wlhg constructed by the Grxnnell Cor poration The funds for thls buxldlng were do nated by Eugene Charvet The Hop Kxng ust 6HlSl11hg hxs address prlnclpal Brother ohnson announces the next speaker as Bnshop ones Another classmate stlll wxth the school IS the head janitor Robert Klug As we leave the school we chance upon Mayor Delbert Mmaha who along wxth one of hrs councrlmen ack Lavell IS also leavmg the dedlcatlon As xt was lunchtlme he suggested that we have dmner at Pete D1Mart1no s Spaghettl Bowl Upon enterlng the 8dl6CC we are greeted by to a table we catch a qurck glxmpse of Dxck Sllvernale and Dan Ihler two hustlmg bus boys Fmxshmg our meal we leave the Mayor as he has an appointment wlth the Allard Betzler law flrm ln the ohn Maxwell Bulldlng As we saunter across the street we eve the slgn over Slderlus Shoe shlne Parlor bordermg Brown s Pool Hall After a qulck shlne we step 1nto the prosperous establlshment and watch the excltlng match between Denton Sherry and Dennxs O Keefe for the Natlonal Bllllard Champlonshlp Cleanlng out the cuspxdors IS our fellow grad Bob Baratta Headxng for Bernard Whltes Zoo we pass Kenny Klngs Dress Shop where Peter Oos 15 deslgnmg the latest fashxons Further down the street an unorthodox neon sxgn caught our eye whrch advertlsed the parlors f Gnms Glslason and Dlck Naxsh the frxendly undertakers Employed as embalmer ns Patrick Graesch Reachlng our destmatlon the zoo we pur chased some peanuts at Bukoskey s Nut House Strolllng through the park we stopped to chat wlth two of the attendants Andy Mathay and ames Mnller It was getting late by the time we had fin 1shed tourlng the zoo so we lnqulred at Bernard Rosenstlnes Informatlon Bureau concerning lodglngs for the nlght He dlrected us to OMearas Hotel where the two bellhops Al England and Henry Kohler showed us to our rooms Passlng through the lobbv we were scru tmlzed by Todd Reeder the hotel detectxve Before retlrmg we declded to hlt the high spots first stopplng 1n at B111 King s Night Club Whlle belng served by the bartender Del Guard we were held under the spell of Duck Lvnch and hls mellow pxano Hearxng there was a sportlng event at Trll s AUdltOF1Um we hopped 1nto oe Shaughnessys taxl and headed for the wresthng matches Tan ghng ln the prellmmary were Kxller Sulllvan and Tiger Dldeon The mam event featured Duke Robbms and oe Borg The Mauler Refereelng these matches was 1m Farrls The next mornmg we were shocked into real lzatxon by the sound of axes breaklng down the door as firemen oe Tvo and Ted Pearson rushed xnto the room They gulded us from the burnlng structure to safety Arrlvlng on the scene to take plctures was Pat Wllson freelance photographer After our harrowlng experxence we had break fast at W1lllamS and Dores Greazy Spoon Insxde was Frank Pamter stlll beatlng the pm ball machmes Glancmg through the paper whlch we had prevlouslv purchased from Dick Ellmgton we read the headllnes whlch stated that Lawrence Carosmo and Stephen Lebel had been appointed professors at Fordham U by the Presldent Louls Pablan PhD Add1I10U3l headlmes proclaimed . . . , . . . . , , - . . H ., , H yy , . . . , - , . . . , . . - , 4 . . . . . - ' 3 ' ' cc - aa ' ' ' A , Q I 3 7 . . . . . , J , J . 7 . . 7 ' , . . . . . 1 . I I l l l ' 7 v ' ' ' . . . 7 7 7 J 1 ' . . l I I , . . . , . . - - - J 1 headwaiter Howard LeMay. As we are guided - - ' ' ff - H ' I ' U an - as - - U , . - . sc av Q J , ts .HY . . , - . , . Joe . I, , . , ' A , . . , . . . s ' ' ' , ' ' I . . . , ' . , . 3 s D I . . , O an ' v ' - - , . K . l 9 - - , . . CLASS PROPHECY Conhnued George Larsen wins first honors in nationwide art contest Ryan and Ginnett meat company officials meet to discuss corporation of the two leading West Coast companies and Leo Sherrick elected Supreme Court udge Turning the pages we read the following advertisements Situation wanted ames McAtee as model for Toni Home Permanents onathan Collins Lonelv Hearts Club open for new members Baird and Baskett s Used Cars Dick Regimball s Dandruff Remover If this doesn t remove your hair nothing will For the perfect brush off use Werlech s Fuller Brushes by im Filarca we read that Sonny Laigo was elected head coach at Holy Cross Also in the news was the announcement that Eddie Aamodt and Dick Ashling have been emploved as ski mstructors at Mope Millers Ski Lodge The nucleus of the Yankees pro baseball team is composed of Bob Fieser and Bob MacDonald Before putting the paper aside we turned to the funnies for we just had to read Duane and Brandts infamous comic strip Tracy Dic Following breakfast we went to Skeeks Forrests Race Track to watch im Ross test Don Rudds new midget auto On the way back we stopped in at ack Kellys Lazy U dude ranch Reachlng town aboard Bill Peake s beer wagon we got off at Dooleys Theatre just in time to catch the matinee of Shakespeare s Romeo and ul1et with Roger Alexander and Francis Shea in the respective title roles Selling his wares in the lobbv was ohn Dermody That night we went to oe Fay s Big Top circus where we had the time of our lives The whole population turned out and the main at traction was Peter Ruddys Fun House which featured Dave Norton the only living descend ant of Hercules Another side show attraction was the Unbelievable Accomplishments f Swami DeLorenzo Maestro of the Mystic Finding ourselves short of funds we attempted to sneak into the arena but were quickly appre hended by Bill Stemauer Chief of Police We told him of our financial situation and he sent us to Ronnie Ellmgsen President of Loans Inc Vic LaFranch1 who needed more money to start his Swiss cheese business was right behmd oe Vidos was to furnish the remainder Getting hungry we found our way to Chow Bergs Cafeteria which employs only those trained at Warren Tufts School for the Epi curian While serving ourselves we noticed the busy outline of Bob Gockel eagerly repairing the uke Box while the janitor Donald Mc Cluskey began his nightly sweeping chore Sitting in the booth across from us were Marty Paup and Eddie Mangold grabbing a light snack before proceeding on their fishing trip to Dan Lynch s Fishing Grounds After a good night s sleep at Frank Minalia s Sunset Hotel we decided it was time to leave so we called Paul Razzore and im Carrs Get You There Quick Service and before the im pression of the city had vanished from our sights we were home once again fT,7E End! . - . 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Voilond T-v Q. 54 Q JUNIOR PRESIDENTS L Brown N Mukuluch E Anderson HONOR STUDENTS 3' mb Top row Edward Donald Arbow Leo Ruchard Brown George Tusno Caasl Orenuco Noel Duyungan Middle row Robert Almond Fouty Phulrp Robert McCIuskey Hugh Ruchard McGough Warren Wayne Ruce Bottom row Ward Wnlluam Roney Paul Anthony Rotar Wulluam Joseph Sulluvan John Joseph Worthmgton . , . , . l ivlt' A ' , es. 3 f M-4,1 ,334 ,sr 'fag 5 , 3. Y if f A-Q1 f ' ' 7, ' 1 V :Q l' ,J , ive ' A . . ' I I I - 2 I I I ' : I I , . Top row L Cytracek Conrad D Mlddle row D Ford J Duyungan J Dou cett H Frank Boiiom w J Costello Coye L Costello D Dner D Domogalla L Flood G Crusprn Top row: J. Allan, H Abegglin A. Acena D Carrow C Benzon Mlddle row J Beltran J Boyle K Anderson Baku Ach D n Burke J Conrad Bot tom row R Bauer J Becker W Boyce R Cavanaugh R Bozan Ch ha Bushy L Aushn Top row J Marsh F Muller C Newman D McCoIe G Medutz J McHugh Mlddle row G OBrsen S Mezuch J Newman V Manga alordu W Lutgen E McHale J Lynch Bot tom row T Mnkuluch R Mulr P McGale J OHara C McCall V Moore W Molumby Top row: E. Linstrom D. Kaiser, J. Kernan bel ' Healy Middle row rn D Hu ty Kung G Glnnett er Lo u Lupton Bottom row Gauntt J Herold Johnston P Kenny Heyman K Krueger D Hemmnngsen B Hayden 29 OPHOMOR nhl' Top row R Trverwell G Zlngmurk Small W Trenko Mud dle row T Waters C Vogeler R Trousdole Wo n Young D Ryan Bot lom row R Wurtz S Werran J Trebon D Welnberger J Schu chord D Whnfmon L Wolfe 30 To row A To o bochuo A Schrette D O Keefe D Plomskn R Swegle J Stormo Mrdclle row J Powers G Oftolnno J es ton D Pnro L Petoso essm n Peake Boffom row J Ich J S e Simon B Pofrlcelll E S A Schmidt Stornno mg J Top row: J. Constan- 'no G. Ca houn . Casserley C Becker J Carufel Second row C Amoroso G Allen S Brederlck B Cantal Third row R Branden P Bosser n B Bennett Alexander D Cecca rel: Fourth row C B rlaux R Bauer J Connors M Bentler C Baskett P Arbow SHM gi' 90 06. Top row R Hnndman R Folan R Grant R Ho den R Wrrth G Hallworth Muddle row G Favrnl P lrvsh P Barcus J Hodges B Johnson R El I on T Lovegrnn Bottom row D Fuller H Fred erlck R Jones R las J Jaeger M Cu ru a 31 ,S SHM A' Top row C Munson M ONenl R Menden ha D Olsen R Me nard F Palmer Mud dle row P OKeefe G Frawley T Rams n Pom o Gcludua D Mclaugh lm C McGough Bot tom row J Muller A Schmidt D McKmght G McGlnley H Nash J Morovuch R c Cluskey A Zavntsku 32 in- Top row J Knnsella Lewis P Halpnn Mclntosh G Mason J Lee Middle row S LaFond A Mendoza G Maletla J Mayu K rns E ler T LaFleur Bottom row T Dnffenbach J La er T Keene C Locknng V Lebel M Maher S Leedom 62 10' ESHM SOPHOMO A Acena J Bakullch R. Bannon W. Boyce R. Bosanich RES D Piro M Slessman R. Swegle L. Wolfe R. Wollaston .Crispin . Dier . Flood . Herold J. Kernan A. King J. Marsh R. Alexander C. Baskett P. Bossermen 'G. Calhoun R. Ellison H. Frederick D. Carrow W. Lutgen A. Simon R. Allen I.. Cytracek C. Chihara C. McCall Top row T Simpson G Wilson J Wright R Wolff R Stoeser J Roni Middle row K Waters R Santee l. Raan J Tobin J Zim merman J Ryzeck J Stewart Bottom row R Trebon R Wehr ein T Rosell 1 son B Ha S rey A Yturri B Sanhstevan SOPHOMORE PREXIES D Puro W Lutgen E Linstrom FRESHMEN E. Keller J. LaFond J. Lee S. Leedom J. Matsudaira J. McGinley C. McGough D. McKnight M. O'Neil L. Raaen J. Roni J. Ryczek J. Stewart M. Wilson A. Zavitski J. Zimmerman 33 Ill MEMORIAM lfw' BR L S WARD The one wrlte up to mar the many joyous memorres 1 readlng of clay March 77 1948 the Rev Br Lawrence S Ward Prlnclpal of 0Dea It IS hard to helleve that no more will the SIT11llI1g cheerful f1ce of Brother Ward be seen on the corrldors or 1n the classroom sharmg hrs fund of knowledge wrth the students Yes though he has passed to h1s eternal reward Brother Wards memory wrll he held III fond respect by all those who came under h1s guldance ln the fourteen years he spent at O Dea From you who m after years read thls memorlam we request a fervent prayer for Brother Ward scholar teacher and frlend who has gone before hls Cod . V. , Q ' 'we-f 4 1, e I I . , V , 4 , L . this bool: will recall, is this memorial to one who passed away on Satur- c ,', 1 .. , 'W . . . , ' Y . . , . v . , v - f a 9 D ' ' 7 7 7 7 I, I . THE CHIMES Bock row L Brown D Allard R Ellungton J Fnlarcc J Level S Lebel G Char vel J McAHee J Borg Slthng P McCluskey D Ihler B Whufe D Norton J Tyo D Arbow B Gruffm C Grinnell Our school paper has funcuoned as one of O Dea s IHOSI important act1v1t1es for many years Wrthout thls monthly perlodlcal the mutual un derstandlng and frrendshlp between students would be lnadequate The edltor wlth hrs capable staff under the mfluence and guldance of our moderator, Brother O Donnell has tolled laborlously to msure the EDITORS H McGough S Largo T Reeder D McCluskey R Elllngsen J Mller success of the paper An added feature to the Chrmes was the Sportllght ln whlch Sonny L31gO made a carlcature of an athlete of the school wlth an accompanylng artlcle At Mrd Term the paper along wlth 1ts many hardships and worrxes was transferred to the unlors Thxs gave the umors an opportunrty to acqulre lnvaluable experlence to publxsh next years Chlmes After I'B3llZlI'1g the dlfhculty f publrshmg a school paper the new Journallsts worked constantly and put out a truly decorous publrcatlon Upon leavlng our beloved Alma Mater we wlsh to extend our best wrshes to next year s staff and to en courage the student body to support them to the fullest extent :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. - ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . , , . . H .1,4. ' 9 1 a a ,, :. ,. ,. ,. 1 0 . ,.l. v 4 v 1 :rd J Fulor own J Lovel Wilson T Reeder Norton D McClus La I g o Jones J. Tyo, C. Berg, P. Di- Martino, C. Grinnell, J. Dore, M. Ginnelt, B. Borotto, J. Borg, G. Chorvet. THE OLYMPIAN ODea Seniors present their 1948 publication of the Year Book Again as in previous years, our financial 1m pediments had to be surmounted Without the assistance of the ODea Mens Club and the Mothers C lub our dreams of a year book would have been shattered At our Hrst meeting in Mid Year we elected our department heads Under the guidance of our principal and moderator we set forth on putting out our annual After acquiring the know how we soon overcame our obstacles We hope we have succeeded in presenting a worthy year book The staff, along with all the Seniors, wishes to express its deepest thanks to the Men s Club the Mothers Club and to the Faculty for their encouragement and guidance F. Ba' , . ' ca, J. Br , . I, P. ' , . , D. , . - key, S. ' , W. This being the second edition in six years, the . ' , . . . . . . I . i I . . cc - as , , . ' 7 7 . l 7 . . . 7 7 ' a Back row B Snderrus J Ellungton D Anderson C Vogeler B Baratta D Robbnns J McAtee J Lavell B Rodman Front row S Label D Domogalla K Kung P Oos F Shea G larsen B Grslason P McCluskey DRAMATICS The Dmmatlc Club of O Dea has ever kept pace wlth the many other cultural act1v1t1es that go to round out the program of the school As their annual offering the Dramatic Club chose the farce Stop Thlef ln whnch the femmme Sfandmg P Oos K Kung G Larsen C Vogeler Seated F Shea B Barofta three acl comedy enfrfled STOP THIEF leads were taken by Frank Shea Kenneth Krng, Dave Domogalla and Charles Vogeler The leadlng masculme roles were ably handled by George Larsen Peter Oos r Steve Lebel Bob Baratta llh lVlcAtee ohn ElllI1gtOl'l Bob S1der1us and Robert Radman But a play must have Its mxnor 3285- 38 roles well and capably fllled and th1s detail was attended to by boys who grve every assurance that future dra matic efforts w1ll not suffer any laclc of talent The Dramatlc Club IS under the capable management of Br Kmght and the play was ably dlrected by . 43 Mr P M Oos who was untlrmg rn hrs effort to produce a first rate cast A muslcal mterlude was presented between acts bv the ODe1 Band which added both color and varlety to the enlovment of a l1rge and ap precratlve 1ud1ence 4 1 w I l . . 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' ,A ' Civ if To row J Betran D Kane J Duyungan Middle row A Men doza C Newman H N sh J Carufel D Weinberger Bottom row R Wehwrein L Raaen D Lee J Mu n ry D Benzon C Locking THE O' A BAN One day l1st September 1 meeting w1s c1lled in the 1ud1tor1um of all the boys who could play in struments 1nd eighteen responded eleven of whom had played in the orchestra of the previous ye1r lhey IHC! lVlr Gr1nt Kuhn the instructor and Brother Lyons the new moder1tor 1nd dlscussed the tion It m1s felt that 1 hand more ne1rly fitted the needs 1nd interests of such 1 vihrmt 1nd progressive school as CDea A determined effort to huxld up the l11nd personnel resulted 1n twenty freshmen he gmners Some of these fell hy the wayside 1s w1s to he expected hut soon 1fter E1ster the lust of the re cruits h1d heen moved up into the pl1ymg h1nd for lvetter or worse 1nd the numher stood at thirty four A set of recondltioned h1nd uniforms has heen se cured so th1t the original dre1m of 1 Fifty piece m1rch Top row: T: Roselli, A Acena, R. Lelli, G Mayberry, J. Gaudia J. Kerns, C. Young, B Bauer, R. Barton, R Patricelli, P. Arbow son, J. Zimmerman, B Fouty, T. Doran, J Stewart J Wright P Bossermen A Zavitski mg hznd hy next toothall se1son is not TN impossihle 1s it sounded at first During the yur the h1nd 1ppe1red 1t pep meet ings 1nd h1slsetl11ll gums to the delight of students 1n f1ns Its 1ppe1r1nce vms much improved mid way in the se1son when they purch1sed 'illvshitc svi eaters with m1roon letters 1nd chevrons Ir is hoped that the l11nd will continue its phenomen1l growth ot the hrst ye1r 1nd th1t 1 will rem1m for m1nv ve1rs tl1e center 1nd support of school spirit good will 1nd culture 1t 0De1 The hand Officers for 194 48 were R1y l51fI0l1 president Dicls Lee vice president Gary lVl1yl1erry secret1rv 1clc Nlarsh tre1surer Witltout the gr1c1ous support and encoumgement of the Nlothers Cluh the h1nd could not l1'lVC fum tioned 1nd sincere th1nlts is due them I ' I ' , . p : . I , . , . . , . , . a , . , . : . ' , . I ' I ' - a , . , . V 'Q K i 3 . possihility of changing the character of the organiza- i , ' l fl f ' l I - ' . ' -' 1 'i V V. 4 1 ' l ' ' ' 1 - 1 -I 'I rl . . . Middle row: J. Miller, Bottom row: M. Wil- Br A M Kmght Mr Peter Oos PLAY DIRECTORS A large share of the credlt for th1s year s dra hrmgmg the cast up to the h1gh level of former matlC productlon goes to Mr Peter N Oos and years They both have glven of thelr IIITIS and Br A M Knlght for the1r untlrmg efforts 111 talents for whrch we are all deeply grateful CAMERA CLUB W1tl1 marked enthuslasm the Camera Club rud1ments of photography and thls knowledge under the dxrectlon of Br C A ODonnell they put to use 1n developlng, enlarglng and started 3Cf1V1I1CS 1n the held of photography prlntmg Durmg the Chrlstmas season a varled early 111 October The Club soon learned the dlsplay of Chr1stmas cards was exhlhlted Top row C Chlhczro W Doyle P Wnlson R Ellrson J Mcyumul J Lee J Hodges A Mendoza T Keene C Basket? J Kerns 40 . . . , . . , . . . . . , , . . . . . . , : . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , R. Hindmon, D. Cecccrelli. Bottom row: R. Allen, R. Brandon, P. Arbow, C. Locking, . , . , . , . . fw - 'J X nr Q. 'C ! , I , .C . Wxth slx experienced spealsers as a nucleus the ODea Dehaters completed one of thelr most suc cessful seasons ln many a year In thelr hrst endeavor wxth competmve spealcers at the Seattle C ollege tournament Leo Brown and Hugh lVlcGough narrowly mnssed the semn Hnals after losmg one decxslon After dnscovermg and correctmg the flaws nn thenr speeches and strengthenmg thenr elocutlon they trav eled to Gonzaga where O Dea fanlshed second S Lebel W DeForeest H McGough L Brown DEBATE TEAM Seelcxng greater laurels the team traveled to the C PS Tourney 1n Tacoma where the Brown lVlcGough comhmatlon entered the seml finals on the ment of hve vlctorxes Thelr topic was Compulsory Federal Arhltratlon of Lahor Disputes Stephen Lebel wll le the only spealter lost at graduatlon We should all he grateful to Br Bradley Mr Frank Ahsho and the Mothers Cluh for thexr co operatlon and assistance DRIVING COURSE The second semester was hx lighted hy the lI'lIl'0 ductlon of a driver trammg course Under the super vlsxon of Brother R L Connelly the students are m structed for an hour and a half each week m the classroom Thms concerns the prohlems of everyday drwmg as If I9 today Coupled mth thls mstructlon Brother Connelly also gnves mchvldual lessons hx days a weels ln a dual controlled automoh1le so as to acquamt the student mth the actual handlmg of a car The course was ohtamed through the cooperatmon of the Amerlcan Automohnle Assocxatlon and rhe Davres Chevrolet Company Sfundlng E Wnlluoms R Klug F Shea C Brandt J Dore D Ashlung B Whute N Bukoskey Br Connelly Kneeling H LeMoy R Lynch P Wulson S Longo J Dooley R Alexander R Johnson R Bcrotta J Borg 49. 41 . , . , . , - l r ' . r r , 1 ., 1 , Q . Q - . 1 . . . - , 1 . , - - .A I .1 1 I I I , ' .K l l V I . . . . H C I t I B H ' ' - av 4 . . 4 v . ' . - f R 1 . V 'I 7 f 1 ' C 1 . 1 , , . 1 . . , . 1 . . . . , . , . . , . - , A - , s -g . . 4 . . . , . I . . - -K -1 -I ' ' .- I t . an ' K 1 I V V I ' 4 t I C . . A 3 L A ' t I n -J I I I I l . I I .he I -N . si K I ss I . 4 . . ' , . . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . ........ ..1. . -A.-. ... Ip - M... Ef. -. I' ...L , - V1.1 . , :W .31 .. Inc-, I . rl 5 a lf' L ' L V A .Q . . I . I 0 J: ' r .L .- Top row F Pointer R Ellmgsen B Whnte J Muller D McCluskey J Betzler J Shaughnessy P Wnl son D Sherry Bottom row R Dndeon M Gm D Ashlnng D Norton Aomodt J Dore SKI CLUB Brother SUlllV'lI1 1g1m promoted the Sltt Club settlng xt up 18 1 mnn attmctlon for those mterested m mmlpulatmg the trlclcy staves Havmg competed m hve Inter Clty meets md wlth much more expert ence ODea made an Improved showmg md the boys felt much more at home on the steep slopes thin they had lh former years Eddie Aamodt pres ldent of the club dnd very well m the flve meets and ID four of them he was backed up by Dlclc Ashlmg and Fmnlc Pamter SINCE ODe1 stxll liclsed jumpers there was dxf hculty m mcltmg up hlgh scores but ODe1 made good showmg m the downhxll and Eddle Aamodt toolt honors m the slalom The mam purpose and 1ct1v1ty of the club how ever w1s not competmon 1nd tmny trnps were made to Stevens Pass for enloyment md exerclse These trips brought out some real talent whxch promxses to glve O Dea m future years some real slcnng artlsts Top row Sullnvon R Fouty D Rudd R Fneser J Ross R Jon: V LcuFronchu Middle row R Hardy J Maxwell J Shoughnessy J Budnmch B McDonald G Forrest B Borottu J Lupton Bottom row R Wollaston L Stevens A Schrette R Naush J Becker M Barone P DnMortuno T Reeder HHH 42 MONOGRAM CLUB Durmg the p1st year the ODea Lettermens Club lThe Monogram Club under the supervlsxon of Brother Sullivan wlth Bob Fleser as Presxdent George Forrest VICE Pres ldent Dxclc Nush Secretary and 1m Ross as Tre1surer became a rec o nxzed 1ct1v1ty After the st1rt of school the Let termen set out to enforce some of the school rules that were consldered un xmportmt by some of the students Among these were the off bounds and no smolcxng rules The lVlonogr1m wmners also held a successful dance the prohts gomg to the lndnn mlsslons Keepmg the students oft the gym floor at the has lcetball g1mes vms 'mother service of the Club . . , . , ' I ' I ' I . , . , . - , . . . . , . ' nett, . , . , E. '5 - I f t if I . N .gl yt 1 1 r 4 . 1 L 1 4 - .h ms n A 4 1 h -L 4 D 7 K K 1 - 3 I , . . , . K U ' ' q in , . ' 1 1 I ' 1 , ' . K 1 . - K A K C 4 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' - ' -' . N. , . , . , . , . , . sh, . . . . , . , . , - , . , . , . , . . : ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I . , . . . , B 2. 1 ' - A 7 ff. C . 1 N - -- ' . ' ' . 7 K 7 K 7 J . .. , . - . 1 -l ' C . 1 ' ' 1 1. A . f 1 f X . . , A K .B ch. K 1 .Q vm, 4 .- Ag11n thxs ye1r 1s nn prevlous ve1rs the Alt1r So clety holds 1n honor1hle posltlon 'IIHOHE our school 1ct1v1t1e The Alt1r hoys of St 1mes C 1thedr1l hue long heen noted for the 1ss1duous m1nner m whxch they h1ve performed 1t 111 the l'CllglOUi functlons Our deslre IS for the Alt1r hoys to reserve thus pr1v1 lege of serving God throughout thelr l1ves 1nd of t1lt1ng 1 just pride ln the 1111116 they so !'lgl1fEOL1Sly possess th1t tl1ey will 1lw1ys ende1vor to excel ln the perform1nce of such holy 1nd ex1lted clutxes CHESS Top row T Healy R Olsen G McKay A Acena Bottom row O Duyungan R Brandon R Ellnson D Domogalla ALTAR SOCIETY The students nn the 1hove group have shown by thenr regul1rlty and efhcxent m1nner ln whlch they have c1rr1ed out the v1r1ous duties 1ss1gned them that they h1ve 1pprec11ted to the fullest extent the honor that has been conferred on them by hemg 1llowed to HSSISY the prlest m the c1t-rymg out of h1s s1cred dunes Ir IS to he hoped therefore th1t m1ny more students wxll 1v11l themselves of this wonderful p portun1ty of dmwmg ne1rer to God 1nd p1rt1c1patmg more actlvely 1n the Holy Sacrxfice of the lVl1ss CLUB C Grinnell R Alexander F Banrd C Alexander R Dldeon for the hrst tune rn 1ts hlstorv the ODC1 Chess Cluh under tht dltectlon of Chuclc Grlnnell h1s challenged schools loc1ted outsxde the Se1ttle 1re1 Thxs term our chessmen overwh lmecl the T1com1 cxty Cllilll plons Bell1rm1ne Hlgh 9 1 1nd Lin coln also of T1coma 100 The sen lor memhers of the cluh 1re R D1 lon R Alewnnder W ones N Sulhvm 1nd B Alex1nder Wxtlm these ewcpenenced fe lu ODe1 Chess Cluh 1ntlc1p1tes enttr mg 1 new held by challengmg the Unlversxtv of W1sl11ngton Chess Te1m 1s well 1s hecomlng 1 Cl1'lI'ICl memher of 1 St1te High School Chess le1,que In thus lC'1gLlE opponents would mclude Olympn Bremerton Fverett Mount Vemon 1nd Belhng 11m W Jones N Sulluvan l . . , . , . X , . . . V . , . , . , f 1 5 4 K 5 1 1 -C K. L ' C 1 7 --K K . I Y .1 K l V nj: C 1 V 1 5 K 1 . . . .. , ' . . 1 .1 -1 .1 - .A 1 , 1 .' . . I . ' .. J . ' o- ... Cl I K I .A K K C K 1 4 . . 4 1 ,k, . , . , . , . , . , 4 5 K-C . . . . K. ., , . . -. . - . Q .- ,s d , . .. . .. . . A, , . w. t - , . , .. . . . . 'e 7 1 I qie 1. I K . 41 V C. K -- V I fl V V Bock row E Lunstrom B Fneser B Bcurcxtto G Forrest E Anderson L Bro n Front row N Mukulnch D Lutgen D Pnro V Lo Franchn J Zimmerman R Jones TUDENT COUNCIL Headed by Bob Baratta Student Body PFCSI see that the rules of the school are carrled out dent, the Student Councxl of O Dea IS an act1ve In this they have succeeded and thelr CI'1fl1US13SID md much needed functlon of the school The and school splrxt have played an lmportant role ch1ef purpose of the Councll ns to approve all lh malcmg O Dea a better school orgmxmtlons and actlvxtles 1n the school and to STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Wrth Bob Bamtta our student body presldent, at IIS e m, O Dea salled through a successful year Bob, a popular Figure 111 and out of school, IS well quallhed for the posltlon of dlrect mg school actnvltles As a journallst athlete and actor he has the ablltty and powers of organlzatlon BOB BARATTA Momsns' Q, -fu CLUB 1. Mrs J E McAfee MVS C J PUUP Preydenf Vlce President Mrs J M Rice Mrs A T Pearson Secretary Treasurer ITll1S book would not be complete w1thout grateful acknowledgment to the Mens and the Mothers Clubs who through thelr cooperatlon and untrrmg efforts 1n sponsorlng card partles, a raffle and a rummage sale made tts publlca txon posslble In backlng the school flnanclally as well as morally they have rendered untold servlce The Mothers Club also sponsored the SCIHIOI' break fast after the Baccalaureate Mass the Senior we IWEN' CLUB Mr F Hardy Preslden? graduatlon and the tr1p of the debate team to Spokane as well as many other projects Apart from the regular Mens Club officers there were two representatxves appoxnted from the Fathers DIVISIOH and the Alumnl Dlvlsxon to the Board of Governors They are Mr Mlller Mr D1 Martlno and Mr ohn McCarthy and Mr Mxke McQu1ston respectlvely A speclal vote of thanks goes to Mrs Stormo, chalrman of the rummage sale comm1ttee and those who worked w1th her A. 9 Mr M McQunston Vnce Presudent Mr E Puro Mr P Doherty Secretary Treasurer U . 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' J -'mssaw-w Reverend Father Joseph Agnus O P R ETR EAT MASTE R The rellglous h1ghl1ght of the scholastu year at O Dea 15 the annual retreat held thls vear durlng the week of Detember 17 lhls pcuod of three days, m no sense a vacat1on, lb set aslde for the express purpose of affordmg the students an opportunlty for self exammatlon on the all llI1P0l't'1I'lI things of l1fe The exerclses of the retreat are carried out 1n the Cathedral each xear and the servlces of a prlest especlallv qualxhed to treat of rhe problems pecullar to hlgh school hows are engaged For thls wars CXSFCISCS the facultv were fortunate m securmg the serwces of Rexerend Father AglUS O P pastor of Blessed Sacrament whose long assocla tlon wlth bovs has htted hxm for thls work That Father Aglus lHSp11'lI1g talks made a deep lmpresslon was evndent from the earnest manner m whlch the retreat was made bv all fhat the retreat masters efforts Wlll long he a treasured memozw wlth h1s hearers we feel assured and we wlsh to thank htm most smcerelv for those three most lI1SP1I'1I1g days To the clergy of the Cathedral who kmdly helped Father Agnus wlth confesslons, and to the Brothers for rhelr help and edxflcatlon we are also deeply mdebted , . . . . . . - v 4 . , . s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. . 1. 1 1 1 . . , ' ' '. . . as 1 1. 1 ' 1 . ' 1 1 1 , ' 1 , . . 1 V . - .1 - . 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 , . ., 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . . 1 1. . , 1 1 1 . 1 '1,, 54 1 'll 154' ,fri 4gfu.' Jgsfij -9 f . 1 . . ff V ' u 'I V 1 14,1 4. 1.5 IN bv JU' mr' ' wt it AU' 4 J H ,tr 71F'. .., , si, Q t . E. X 9 V1 '-' ,s. ',,1-,' 4' lv- . 43' , .Y. . Outer ring: left to right, B. Till, HB, J. Shaughnessy, E J. Maxwell, QB, B. Fouty, FB, D. Janisch, C, V. Duyun gan, HB, B. Baratta, E, V. LaFranchi, G, J. Doherty, FB J. Lipton, C, J. Ross, E, M. Barone, FB, F. Minalia, T, N Sullivan, HB, L. Stevens, QB, B. Hardy, C, D. Hardy, QB COACH Guiding the destiny of O'Dea teams for the past two years has been the duty of Murray Healy. Murray, a coach who knows how to build and maintain a team, has, in addition to a great sense of humor, a cheerful, smiling per- sonality. The football squad, though scrappy and spirited, had too great a handicap in the laclc of weight and experience. In both baseball and basketball Murray's teams turned in victorious seasons. H-, .,-., 's c-' 'u 5 , km- cfm ,Ab .:'QwN.'.N' 'K tr'-'QI6' f:.-. Ml? .,m t+,, sz?S3.1Siw fine.-I-fqrff-fliwviaf. at 1 . -QQ-3..I1x.-rf-'Q 4'75H ':'l. vt I ' Tilf'.'w. ?4s3f' 1 fi: ' ' A :1'T.1-.- ' P -.':,43'1fr'1 - . , Ni-'fu x s .,,j:'.,,p-. -sm-3 - .W ' '-.14 1 QV Q' 1. ., , ' ,., sf.: '. b - f 1 , . ., , , 1 , .- , 33 3. Z 2 .1 .. , - fi'-' .. y,,'. ' ,, .., - K si. f - 1 'ilx' f E . .3-W uf. N i .7-I' Y J I ' -X f- ' - 1 ' I . ' 5. , x 8.-,.., 7. df -'.'f , . '- .x. A510 'ij .. 1- ...M ., I '..4.w- - -'.-:.- ' A- , n.:q.- J x. ,L yin . '. L if Us it . Inner ring: N. Mikulich, FB5 J. Budinich, T, J. Colvo, Eg D. Rudd, Eg J. O'Meoro, Q85 S. Schrette, HB5 D. Lee, Tp P. DiMortino, G. Missing: J. Becker, R. Wollaston, D. Voilcnnd. BALL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR The closing year finds Brother R. L. Connelly executing the charges of athletic director, the position he inherited from Brother Walsh who was transferred to Victoria, B. C. Previous to his transfer to O'Dea he was haslcetlvall coach at Power Memorial in New Yorlc, and assistant athletic director at Leo High in Chicago. In addition to his other duties Brother Connelly also handled the intramural activities and the freshman basketball squad. ,wx 'f.. ,I ,Q .x ., Q? K .,-K. . . .- SHS 'IN' . ' vgz. -r., 1: . - .yi , H. ' x 4. .. :gi , i 'C . '7 . . .' fi. -f L. ' .Is x -- .Sr :fa .fi A EA 'C Q . .. xr hw V -:nfs Ap- . e ..i :Q I I I I r 9 . -ff , Figiw, Top row: J. Ryczek, J. Bcckulich, M. Jen ner. Center row: L. Wolfe, M. Slessmon, T. Mikulich, T. Reeder. Boifom row: T. Roms- den, M. Barone, C. Brosketf, G. Crispin. VARSITY FOOTBALL In September one hundred and forty boys answered Coach Healyls call for players. The opening game of the season came only eight days later and Bremerton handed us our hrst defeat. The Irish played eight other games, but for many reasons, such as injuries, lack of weight and lack of experience, they completed the season without winning a game. O'Dea didn't have much of a chance to show their offensive ability this year but they had lots of practice at defense. Some of the outstanding defensive players were Bob I-Iardy, Jim Ross and Frank Nlinalia, who gave all to stop an onrushing foe. From the viewpoint of percentages the record of the past season is not impressive. In fact, a season with no win in nine attempts is generally classified as disastrous. Yet, despite the loss of every contest the members of the team fought every game to the final whistle regardless of the odds against them. The 0'Dea followers showed themselves true sports in giving their support to the team throughout the season. They are indeed to be congratulated and thanlced. Top row: R. Lolich, K. Koin, J. Casserly, L. Cy- trocek, F. Miller, S. Mezich, D. Currie, D. Carrow. Middle row: T. Wofers, L. Lucas, D. Dier, J. v 'UQOOO t N' Onto oo ' to 4O0'Qo 0 ..o. foeo, soo- ' loo . 40100 '- '04 ' ' 'oo oo ' The Frosh-Soph football team, coached by the capable Wayne Ambrose, had one of its most successful seasons in many years. Mr. Ambrose and his assistants, Mr. Shetinian, Brother Neylon and Brother Maloney, de- serve much credit for their fine work in building a win- ning team. The Irish showed speed and power in every game and this indicates might for O'Dea teams in the future. They were handed their only two defeats of the season by Kent, 13-ll, and by Roosevelt, 6-O. While losing these two they showed their might by rallying over Franklin 18-0, Garfield 6-O, Cleveland 12-0, Lakeside Z6-0, St. Martinis Z6-0, Bellarmine 12-0, and, most important, the decisive victory over Prep by a 30-0 score in their best game of the season. The first string consisted of Mezich, Carrow, Pompeo, Piro, Kain, Miller, Tarabochia, Dier, Duyungan, Chi- hara and O'Brien. Boyle, J. Duyungan, R. Swegle, R. Barnes, E. McHaIe. Bottom row: J. Pompeo, T. Roselli, G. Ottolino, J. Tobin, D. Piro, G. O'Brien, R. Muir, C. Chihara. -Oooooooo IQ:g',i' ni.. nvL f0.0.Q.Qoo 9' 5:5 Q oo O 5 o 0 o o Q Q i . .,',',' ,',' '. votooo Q l.,,. A , , ,, o.o.oooo -I , ,, , , ..... .... . .. ......, o'e'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o 076 o o o 1 - -:-:-:-:-:-:g-:-9 -.-2:-:-:ga ' A' 'o'o'o'o'Q'o,o'o'o' 'o'lo'o'o QS' Q, V if Br. Maloney, Mr. Wayne Ambrose, Br. Neylon. IMr. John Shefinian was absent when this picture was faken.1 51 x.-+ QN ifl EMM 53.80 BASKETBALL ljpyik X W 2 IM leg R sei' ' J DICK? ALCURATE 5 wooramf AND Q 'sq Cool. H ADL ALL 'N xx new GAKNED Hum ff 4 'UCP' PO T 9 HONORS FOR XX Xxx' 0 -r-HIL CLAD N X Q1 VH- QwWiffQQ O Dea O Dei O De1 X O Dea I7 X O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dei O Dei O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dei O Dei O Dea O Dei O De1 O Dea O Dei D cam Lees Fosen 5' N 'wars necoervvzeo AS if f me .mens MAIN I DLFENSIVE STAR l l G- WWZ1, 4' ,JL 1, 'J-, walvlhfiv fb 'F 3 Edmunds Arlington Bellmglnm Port Angelus Burlmgton Longvlew Longview Bellirmme Prep Burlmgton Lakeside Mt S1 Prep St Martin s Vancouver College Prep 31 St Martln s Vancouver College Bothell 43 Lakeside Alumnl Bellarmme Top to bottom B Bcrattc: B Blcur J Doherty R Ellnngsen W Kung R McDonald Lefi fo right D Ryan R Tangney B Tull B Wh te xg, ' VIE.. I A . f - 9257 3' .V 'M-E458 Q ex V T ' VA 1231- f .- ' A: I X , .4 DNF' 4 'O 1 X 1' 'fic -g1'i3'Z' ' ' U - , A .K 4 -X ', X ' 1 ,V ja Q, X. f' ,' if LXQM- sl - ff X f' Jawa lulv xr M - ev, .J J, llc' . 9 , ' 1 F ' . 1 ' 3 M , - 4 J 3 1 ' :F he B R ' Kg: -' 5 'l. 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VARSITY BASKETBALL Although they bowed twrce to the Panthers from Seattle Prep the Irrsh posted one of the best records an O Dea team has had for seyeral years Startrng strongly wrtlr a phenomenal strealc of seven strarght wrns the Irrsh looked lrlce a crnch to be among the best when the State Tournament rolled around I-Ioweyer they hrt a terrrhc slump and before they came out of rt they had lost three games rncludrng the opera rng game of the crty Catholrc Champronslrrp serres wrth Prep Instead of lettrng down the team went to worlc and practrced all the harder 'I hev won then next tvyo games and lost another to IVlount Sr Then came a thrrllrrrg 4l 39 oyer trme vrctory from Prep Thrs vrctory broke the jrnx that the Panthers have held over O Dea for the past four years Followrng thrs up wrth two more wrns the Irrsh entered the trtle game agarnst Prep wrth hrgh hopes only to haye then vrsrons of a State Tournament berth fade away as a result of 31 79 loss to the Panthers Down but not out the Irrsh showed therr hght by wrnrrrng hye out of then remamrng games Therr hnal game wrth the Bellarmrne Lrons of Tacoma resulted ln the frrst loss an 0 Dea team has suf fered on therr own floor rn two years At the begrnnrng of the season Coach lVIur ray I-Iealv found he had three returnrng letter men Bob Freser Drclc Narsh and aclc Doherty along yyrth an abundanee of talent from whreh to fall the remarnrng berths As the season pro gressed the startrng lrne up was Freser at for ward Doherty center and Narsh guard wrth Bob lVIacDonald and Brll Blarr alternatrng at forward and Ron Ellrngsen and Bob Trll vyorlc mg the remarnrng guard spot rhe three yets led by Drclc Narsh hrt the loop for the marorrty of the pornts though all the players had therr nrghts Frrst lrne subs for the Irrsh were Bob Baratta Brll Krng Dan Ryan Bob Tangney and Bernre Wfhrte The future for another season as suceessful as thrs one has been rs rndeed brrght for the entrre unror Varsrty along wrth Doherty Blarr Tang ney and Ryan from the Varsrty wrll return I U 1 ' I H A .. 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Q . . . . . . , , ' , e ., . . , ' . . e .. e- Duyungon tries desperately for on hp In JUNIOR VARSITY Wxtlu the close of the footb1ll season Brother Neylon nssued hrs hrst call for unlor Varslty basketball candldates About seventy hopefuls reported and after a weelc of turnouts the squad of twelve men emerged Lack of experxence gwe 1 gloomy outlook at the outset of the season but, after wmnxng thelr openlng game wlth Ed monds ln the final mmutes of play the team got conhdenct m themselves and won hve stralght before bowing to a scrappy Arllngton qumtet Downhearted at the1r hrst defeat of the season the V had a close call with the Bellarmme LIONS of Tacoma, but won a 37 71 decision as Wollaston sanlc a free throw after the of s1xteen wms to four defeats Congratulatrons to Brother Neylon lh h1s first year of coachmg 1t O Dea Back row A Torobochuo S Mezuch E Anderson K Korn J Duyungcm Front row S Schrette N Mlkulnch D Prro W Lutgen B Boyce R Wollaston D Hoagland Kneeling Brotherl C Neylon Coach . 1 l , , . . ' L ' S , as hnal whistle had blown. The V. went on to pile up a record . , l : . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . OPH FRO H W1tl1 the football SUIIS tuclced away for the year Brother Maloney held a turnout for the 47 48 Sophomore basketball team Of forty eager candldates he selected an eleven man team composed of Dale Currie Sam M6Z1ClI ohn Duvungan Danny lVlcCole Phrl Kenny xm Boyle Roy Barnes George OBr1en aclc Spell Dale Dler and Brll Brown to represent ODeas th1rd team On December 15 they started thelr eleven game schedule of whlch they were VICIOFIOUS rn n1ne contests BANTAM One of the best freshman teams seen ln O Dea for manv years was Brother Connellys 47 48 qulntet An lmpressnve record of thlrteen wms 1n fifteen starts speaks well for both Brother Connel lv s coachlng and the team s cooperatlon Those boys who manned the team were C Mc Gough J Casserly B Canul H Nash Matsu dana, T D1efenbach C Baslcett A Mendoza Mayumal, T Ramsden and Ryczelc who wtll never forget the excellent tratnmg they recelved as they carry O Dea to vlctory m future years Top row R Barnes S Mezuch J Duyungon Mlddle row D Currue J Boyle D Dner W Brown Bottom row P Kenny G OBnen J Spell Top row Romsden McGough Joyce Nash Middle row Cosserly Mendoza Moyumul Conhl Bottom row Boskett Motsudouro Ber houx Duffenbach 1 1 77 1 a a J , t , ,J . 7' a a s a ' ' avx , . .. ,. ,. :. ,. ,. , . :. ,. , : I I I : I I ' : 1 I' , . '7 N93 a 1 ' 1 in - 9 ' 7 ' I . l 1' 3' a' 9' aj- ' . ,. ,. ,j. . J. , .. . 1 , .. 4 'Qx 4' F fi, 'L- Qf LUNG -,,-r- ,.f--' W Dluwfv L f' , ll' J' t 'O ,go . i BASEBALL Haiidicapped by a period of inclement weather. the 1948 model of O'Dea's nine slowly took form. However. the task of piecing together a representative team for the Irish's pursuits in the field of baseball was greatly lessened by the return of five lettermen from last season. This team, when once assembled, progressed rapidly, and to date the Irish are undefeated and are headed for what looks like another banner year for 0'Dea. Coach Healy boasts one of the best defensive clubs in the state, having a veteran all-letterman infield. Bob McDonald handles the first base job effectively, while four-year-letterman Bob Fieser holds down the Hhot cornerf, Todd Reeder and Dick Naish make an excellent dou- ble-play combination, playing second base and shortstop, respectively. Ready to relieve them are Don Hoagland and George Caasi, up and com- ing Juniors. Wfithout any lettermen returning in the out- held, the garden berths were wide open, with Ron Johnson, Dan Ryan and George Forrest winning the starting positions. Ready to relieve them, if necessity arrives, are Don Piro and Sam Mezicli, two Sophomores who show a lot of promise. The catching department was taken care of by experienced maskinan, Bill Nloran of last year's aggregation and Frank Nliller, a heavy- hitting Sophomore. OiDea's pitching chores are handled mainly by jim Ross and Bob Fieser. Ross is the only letterman pitcher returning. Ron lVluir, Gene Kord and Bill Russel, all inexperienced but hopeful throwers, are slated to see action this year. As for next year, the Irish's future looks rosy with eight members of the forty-eight squad returning to look for greater laurels. Y -Sf X 1 lk .f f T Nm Q ,S 2 'Q : l l l Aa I-8.25. 4 1' ,fxx On field C W Moron P J Ross IB B McDonod 2B T Reeder 3B B Fueser LF G Forrest SS D Ncush CF R Johnson RF D Ryan In dugout R Muur E Kord W Russell G Coos: F Mal ler D Hoagland S Mezlch B Russel Back vlew cour tesy of D Pnro BASEBALL SCHEDULE O Dea Staclxum O Dea Everett O Dea Be larmme O Dea South Kitsap O Dea Lalceslde O Dea Lake Washington O Dea Everett O Dea Prep O Dea Bremerton O Dea Bellarmxne O Dea Prep O Dea Bremerton O Dea Prep Qthlrcl game ,1 l Ron Johnson In ccflon os lrlsh down Bellarmme un furst home tussle GPH FRO H Top row Br Moloney G O Brnen D Duer LeRoy Cytrocek D Currre A Torcbochlo Botfom row L Wolfe R Wollaston C Molefta J Pompeo C McGough B Jones Don Pnro out by on eyelosh of fnrst 57 ,A , Q , , 1 , A 'ff 1 p 2 , - 2 , -rv, 'xii l . 5 , . l 5 'f A I . . 1, - 1 , , . , , J , , , f-f. ws .fs z I - I I . , ' V . A . 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' i '96 Bock row A Sumon O Duyungon S Mendenhall J Curullo B Wrrth D Kouser C Lupton Middle row C Maurice G Zmgmork D Arbow J Munclry D Corrow J Powers Bottom row V Duyungcn J Popuch C Chnhcru J Byrne V Mungralordu C Benzon Coach Brother Bradley OCCER Thls year for the flrst tlme rn the hlstory of the school, a soccer team was lrsted as part of our athletic program The fear that the game mrght not have appeal to Amerlcan boys was dlspelled when contrary to expectauons many students reported when the coach Brother Bradley, called for players Thls years team was composed chlefly of an enthuslastnc group of Sophomores and umors who worked hard to learn to play the game well We wlsh to thank Mr Pederson of the Seattle Park Department who arranged for our use of Broadway playfleld durlng the season Had lf not been for hls cooperatlon the club could not have been such a success '1'3 + Cf' M ,I B 3. . s J' 4.-4. .A ' -C that ,SK r, , jlmaf 131'- ' as : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , a , J , 7' lm Tj. J ' 1 9 Top row B Borotto G Forrest D Rudd D Noush Bottom row R Ellnngsen J Ross B Stemouer INTRAMURAL CHAMP Intramural gums are plaved durmg lunch tlme chlefly to heneht those students who can not partnclpate in varsxtv sports Softball was replaced as the outdoor game hw hoxhall 1 game whlch allows mam more students to play The fallmg leaves found the students talcmg game wlth 0Dea bows, was carried on wxth vlgorous enthusmsm and splrlted competltlon These games are alwavs crowd pleasers and the PE1SSlI1g season was xlewed wlth grlef by all the students Sprmg hnds hoxhall again out 111 front ln the noon tlme recreauon perlod The most ple1s1ng 1spect of these games ns the Splflt and sportsmanslup shown bv all INTRAMURAL ORGANIZERS Br Neylon and Br Connelly l : . , . , . , . ' . : . ' , . , 7 . I' ' , 1 h c 1 V' over the gym where basketball, always Z1 favorite . , . . HIGHLIGHTS OF 47 48 SEPTEMBER 4 OCTOBER NOVEMBER 3 DECEMBER 5 'I 7 1 9 Se l1ool re opens New Ticulty memhers 1nclude l3r G I' Lvons E' E St 'l1r t1n C A ODonnell C Nev on O Dei loses gud opener to l3rem erton l3r Wfird return from x1s1t to lrel1nd Student ittend Miss ot the l o v Cjhost Senlors sponsor H1 l31ll c stindmg soenl exent l3r Donnellv leues for l3utte IS repliced ly Hr ohnson Nlothers C luh holds hrst meetlnb of 1ct1ve Ven' l'1rst rev1sed ed1t1on of the Chxmes uirter Reports Thats nghr t1lCe If home l31nd milses hrst ipperince it the pep rillv Ir1s1 brldders vnshe v rep Tl1'1nlCsg1v1ng Holldws Qeven ODea students t1lse p1rt 1n tootlwll CTISCLISSIOU oxer KIRO lrmnlx lVl1n1l11 g1ven 1nsp1r1t1on1l mmrd 1t K of C I-ooth1ll T31n eLlCI C l'llITlLN representitlves go to l1com1 for luget Sound C ith olle Tress C onference Annu1l retreit gwen hy fwther ASIILIS Ol' Cl1r1stm1s me1t1on st1rts to 1y Two dehwte tewms p1rt1C1p1te ln luejet Sound Del-me Tourney it Suttle C ollege JANUARY 6 FEBRUARY MARCH MAY JUNE 68.7 2021 l3r TXI1lbl1I heeomes 1 memher of hcultv repl1e1ngf3r ohnson TDFIVCI' lr11n1ng course 1ntro duced III the school lrep 38 O De1 76 1n hrst gime o ser1es ll31slCeth1ll DDe1 rempromtes hy heitlnp lrep 41 39 Semeste r reports gn en Prep pl1y off O De1 lo e 1 h1rd one 31 79 FOYQHSIC Tourniment 1n Spokane Two te1ms represent ODea Alumm t1lCen 52 7 fl31slCe ha Br M L Hurley Vlmr Gen er1l of Cl11'1st11n Brothers VISIIS O Dew Student tilent d1spl1yed 1t con cert sponsoree ly the lnnlC or the Indmn lVl1ss1ons 0De1 loses hrst game IU wo 53 O Dei 45 Hol1d1y for W1sl11ngttuns D1y f'1rst turnout for hisehill l31sl1op Connelly ippomted cm lutor l31shop f Smttle Pr T'r1nc1s Kelleher MNT grid tnte ot 7 1ddressed students on lore1gn m1ss1ons Beloved pr1nc1p1l d1es 1t PYOVI dence llos1,1t1l 1 1ttend luneril for r XV1rd Tlllfd LILITFICI' FL ports f0CT'lV O0l1 Annual Pl W presented bemor lrmm held 1t Smdpolnt C1olf ind Country Cluh Wow' Se-n1ors mlse hnils Semors depwrt from ODC1 Gridmtlon it the Moore Theitre SCl100l Cl0SCS 0fFlCl'llly TOI' flli' VC1I' ' l . 13 J - 3 4 - -' 3 - ' 12 ' ' ' ' 27 ' . v . .E 1 . 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