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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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Presents- Moderator Rev Bro G A Kealy joe Suchosk1 J011 Bleha SOC131 Ed1tor Sports Edltor Al Chapman M1ke Lents Bus1ness Manager Photo Edltor M1ke XV ard Ken Wolf l Co-Editors X sLY'iLN:. v , 4- DEDICHTION Nestled in the shadow of the Dyrenean Hills lies the hallowed town of Lourdes, and near it stands in majestic beauty the wonderfshrine of the world. Lourdes is unique in the number of its pilgrims, in the intensity of its scenes of devotion, and in the efficacy of its intercessary power. This year marks the hundredth anniversary of the Flpparitions of our Blessed Lady to Bernadette Soubirous. Between February the eleventh and july the sixteenth of the year 1858, this poor, illiterate girl saw and spoke to the Lady on eighteen different occasions. The Lady appeared so beautiful that the art of man could not reproduce her likeness, nor could anything dim or efface the impression She made on Bernadette. Els we, the Senior Students of O'Dea High School, dedicate this Hnnual to our Blessed Mother, we express the hope that one day we, like Bernadette, may gaze forever on that beauty so impressive, and enjoy the company of One whose tenderness and love span the years of time, and transcend the bounds of space. THE GROTIO THE BHSILICH Dhysical education that strengthens the energies of the bodyg intellecf tual education that develops and enf riches the resources of the rnindg above all, moral and religious educaf tion that enlightens and guides the the intellect, forms and strengthens the will, trains and sanctifies the character and thus gives to the image of God a resemblance to the divine prototype which renders it worthy of dwelling in the eternal mansions. fDope Dius XII Integral Formation ofthe Eldolescent , If His Holiness, Pope Pius XII 4 5 'fx 4: V Q , Q . 1. ..,. -1 WE Q, 9 f M- T x Mx kr , it , ,af 3' X . xx v N. 'Q Q1 gs gx 1-fax... RX O 115 ll? 3' A ici' L . Y'-1159-5 I. Y' 5' xv ' l U1 , Q x :va-' dh E, u1u f H E . + . , Jliilnl 'V Y X l I I . I ! I X 1 X 2 .asa 531' ' wr Q U.. .g Q s , 18,9 0,0 fagop Go Q li .dia-. 1 f Q swag ' Q ji i g ,V ew w Q , Q ss. 4 V 18? FACULTY BR. E. B. BOYLE Religion, English, Latin, Alge- .tn X J .Ea 5 J fs my bra, Varsity Basketball Moder- ator, Band Moderator. 4 BR. J. J. DONNELLY Religion, U. S. History, Li- brarian, Missions, Bookroom. BR. M. G. BURKE lVice-Principal, Religion, Typing, School Treasurer. BR. J. B. CERASOLI Religion, Spanish, Latin, De- tention Moderator. 8 J BR. G. A. KEALY Religion, Mechanical Drawing Yearbook Advisor. FACULTY BR. J. G. KEOGH Religion, English, Latin, Dra- matics, Glee Club. T BR. G. M. KING Religion, English, Latin, Alge- bra, General Science, Freshman Football Couch. BR. J. B. LACKIE Religion, Chemistry, Physics Algebra, Booster Club Modera- tor, Footbo ll Moderator. BR. J. B. 0'CONNOR Religion, English, Bookkeep- ing, Economics 8. Business Low, Debate Moderator. BR. J. S. O'KEEFFE Religion, English, Trigonome- try, Solid Geometry, Coach of Freshman Football 8 Basket- ball. 9 ll FACULTY BR. B. A. 0'QUlNN Religion, Geometry, Physics, Advanced Algebra, Auxiliary Drive Moderator, Moderator of Mothers' Club. BR. F. M. POPISH Religion, World History, Alge- bra, Athletic Director, Modera- tor of Social Activities. .tan MR. PAUL A. MCGUIRE Business Maths., General Business, Physical Education. MR. FRANK B. PAUSTAIN Contemporary Problems, Wash- ington State History, Physical Education. 10 MRS. J. D. LEONARD Registrar mf 4 9 K1 w, DENNIS SAKAMOTO Student Body President Q ,1 .,. 5 'V+ 1 FRANK MICHAEL Student Body Vice-President iw L Su.-ww L L 4 7 Q if N' If 4 Q , l Ol nv' W ', ' ,ls ,mvul . n ' 5, ' 5' 4, A ll mg: N I J, ,I H4 h f, H I. ,, Tn ANGEVINE EARL FRANCIS Briscoe Memorial School 54 opagation at the Faith l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 Crosuer 3 4 Class Officer l 2 4 Student Senate 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Oratory l Favorite Saying Oh Brother' Most Remembered Moment The time O Dea beat Lincoln In the State Tournament Flynn s ambition is not to be rich lust independently wealthy ACENA RONALD ROLAND St Teresa 54 Propagation of the Faith I 2 3 4 Social Committee 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Tennis Club2 Baseballl Favorite Saying Like Wow' Most Remembered Moment When ODea beat Prep for the State Tourney berth 55 and rug Scrawn s ambition is to goto college BLEHA .ION ANTONE Holy Rosary 54 o agation ofthe Faith l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, , Co-Editor of Olympian 4, Chimes l, 2, Scandal Sheet 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Senate 4, lntramural Athletic A sociation l, 2, 3, Club Officer 2, 3, 4, Shillelagh C ub , 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Ski Club 2, - ball Manager l, 2, Basketball Manager l, Oratory l, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Favorite Saying: No kiddin'l Most Remembered Moment: When we made the Phantom walk on the ceiling in 2C. Tony's ambition is to get a degree in Pharmacy. 14 2 BOSONE FRANCIS PATRICK Central Cathol IC 55 Propagatuon of the Farth 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle shup of Prayer 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Class Ofllcer 2 Social Commuttee 2 3 4 Intramural Athletrc Assoclatnon 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Club Offncer 4 Pep Club2 eball 2 B al 4 Tra Favornte Saymg That s what she sand' Most Remembered Moment 1956 Chrtstmas Tournament Boze s ambltlon rs to play college basketball and take up Dentistry BURNS JAMES JOSEPH St Anthony 54 Propagatuon ofthe Fauth I 2 3 4 Intramural Athletic Assoclatnon 2 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 BowI1ngClub2 3 Favorlte Expresslon Got a cngarette Most Remembered Moment My nlght at the pad Black Bart s ambntlon us to be a cartoomst G 'Q P '1- al' it! ii. BOGGS GUY SELBY Cathedral S4 Pro agatuon of the Fauth I 2 3 4 Socla Committee 4 Shnllelagh Club3 4 Poster Clubl 2 3 4 Favorlte Saymg That s kicks man' Guy s ambltlon as to get through college 15 CANTALINI GARY CHARLES Holy Rosary 54 Propagation of the Forth l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle shlp ol Prayer 2 3 Class Officer 3 Student Senate 3 Student Council 3 Sac1alCommutteel 2 3 4 lntramural Athletic Assocuatron l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 Club l B ub 3 seball l B s etballl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 Favornte Expression Whats happening? Most Remembered Moment Meeting Dlana Cat s ambrtuon IS to play baseball for the New York Yankees CHAPMAN ALFRED GEORGE St Alphonsus 54 pagatlon ofthe Faith l 2 3 4 H R Il l 2 3 Socual Edrtor of the Olympian 4 Social Commrttee 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Club Officer 3 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Tennrs Club 3 Football l 3 Track 2 3 Favorne Sayung l mean luke WOW' Most Remembered Moment C Y O Convention rn Olympna Al s an'bltuon as to land one CONLAN MICHAEL WILLIAM Holy Redeemer College 55 Propagatnon ol the Forth 2 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Debate-1 'Q Favorrte Saymg Let s bug out of here' Most Remembered Moment The good old Englrsh class of 3A Mike s ambntlon rs to get through college and to sell nnsurance if 5 cf 16 J l COOLEN RICHARD JOSEPH Immaculate 54 Propagatnon ofthe Forth I 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle ship of Prayer 3 Honor Roll I 3 Social Committee I 2 Psterflubl 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 DramaCub3 4 Tumbllngl 2 3 4 Camera Club? 3 BandI 2 Favorute Saying I was born ready' Most Remembered Moment When ODea took the Catholxc Champlonshup Lnttle Ruchard s ambntlon IS to be a prolessronal must clan COWELL DONALD H Garlleld Hugh 55 Propagatuon of the Forth 3 4 Promoter to the Apostleshlp of Prayer 3 Honor Roll 3 4 Chnmes 3 Crosxer 3 Socaal Commlttee 4 Golf Llub 3 Poster Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 Tennis Club 3 Track 3 Favorlte Saylng Let nt go' Don s ambntuon us to be successful an everythzng X CUMMINGS WILLIAM ROGERS St Josephs 56 Propagatnon ofthe Faith 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 me off grounds fl 17 Favornte Expression How about that7 Most Remembered Moment When Bro Keogh funally caught X A 1 xv I DAL BEC RAYMOND MENZO Cathedral 54 Propagatron ot the Faith l 2 3 4 Social Committee 4 Monogram Club3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Most Remembered Moment The State Tournament rn 55 Ray s ambrtlon IS to be o Marrne M' CURULLA JOHN FREDRICK St Mary s 54 pagatron of the Forth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l lntramural Athletlc Association l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Pep Club2 3 4 Track Manager 3 4 Favorlte Saying Thus ns an A cla Most Remembered Moment Frnal game of 56 Chrlstmas Tournament Jungle John s ambrtuon IS to go to college and get a degree rn Mechanical Engrneermg Q DEUCHLER JAMES JOSEPH Holy Famrly 54 P agatnon of the Farthl 2 3 4 Honor Roll l C s Offrcer 4 Intramural Athlete: Assocuatron 3 4 Pep Club 4 Bas a 3 4 Footba Favorute Saymg All nght, you guys Whats commg off here? Most Remembered Moment Chrrstmas Tournament 56 Knute s ambrtron ns to see the boys from West Seattle act like gentlemen when they come to White Center. 18 DIETSCH BOB NIELSON Sf Teresa 54 Propagation of the Faith l 2 3 4 Ska Club l 2 Favorrte Sayung WOWH Most Remembered Moment Skrrng down a long fast course Bob s ambmon rs to rom the Arr Force DICK, BOB STEVEN Holy Family 54 Propagahan of the Forth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Favorrte Saylng What s an A class' Most Remembered Moment Coming vo O Dea Bob s ambmon ns to go to college DOOLEY GERALD ROBERT St Teresa 54 P pogahon ofthe Fanh l 2 3 4 Bowl ng CI b I 4 Favorute Expression ls that rrghf7 Most Remembered Moment My srxfeenth burthday Dooley s ambmon ns to see the world 19 Pep Club rr , ., ,. . .. . u X ff 2 l,2,fl,4l - . l. ll: Ll H l ro ' '. , , l, 5 i u , . I ex a l x 'P 5 Dino s ambition is ta get through college S 'i '55, -.2 'cr QQ! I l 1 f DROBNICK, JACK ANTHONY Holy Family '54 Propagation of the Faith l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 3, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Social Committee 4, Monogram Club 4, Shille- Iagh Club 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Saying: Just answer me one single question. Most Remembered Moment: Watching O'Deci beat Lincoln in the '55 State Tournament. Yick's ambition is to pass sand box number one with Bob, and to take Engineering in college. ELEY CHARLES WILLIAM Holy Rosary 54 Propagation of the Faith l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle ship of Prayer 2 3 Scandal Sheet 3 Class Officer 3 4 Student Senate 3 4 Student Council 4 Social Committee 2 4 lntramural Athletic Association 2 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Club Officer 4 Pep Clubl Baseballl 2 3 4 Basket 3 4 Marian Soda Most Remembered Moment The time l got stuck in the lot with Teddie .lim and Barbara Chucko s ambition is to go to college and further his education FAVRO ARMAND DINO St George 54 opagotion of the Faith l 2 3 4 nor Roll Class Officer l Social Committee 4 lntramural Athletic Association 3 Golf Club 2 3 Pep Club2 3 4 Bowling C ub 20 bin: i, 2, 3, 4, Fooibqii 1, 2, , 1 ' lity 1. X I f , I 5 r - r Pr ' ' .,,:H0 1.2.42 Q eos , .:..a 55 1:51- 'ffi 1.'L' QE-1' -thi 'fe , fig- FENKNER, RICHARD EUGENE St. Edwards '54 Propagation ofthe Faith l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Crosier 4, Social Committee 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Football 4. Favorite Saying: l'm impressed! Most Remembered Moment: 3rd year New Yeor's party and beating Lincoln in '55 State Tournament. Rich's ambition is to be an optician. FOOTE ALVAN WILLIAM St Margarets 54 o agation of the Faith l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 ul2 4Ba Favorite Expression What s your problem Bunkyo AI s ambition is to get through his senior year in college 3 FORD JOHN EDWARD Holy Rosary 54 intramural Athletic Association 3 4 Shllielagh Club 4 P ster Club 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Tennis Club 3 Safety Council 3 Favorite Saying Sure, thats something to laugh at' Most Remembered Moment O Dea Lincoln game in the State Tournament 55 J Thaddeus Toad lFroggyl s ambition is to be o Fish eries Biologist C-im X ' x 'H A1 J- 4 Pr P ' A . , , 1 1 1 Pep Clb,,3,, ndl,2. 7 '1 , 414 1 Propagation of the Faith l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, tx 0 1 1 1 1 i i I X F we I H ft 4 X be it 21 54' FRIEDEL THOMAS AQUINAS Holy Rosary S4 Propogatuon ofthe Fanth l 2 3 4 Baseball Manager l 2 Football l Favorite Saying What' Most Remembered Noment Comrng to O Deo as a freshman Tom s ambutuon us to get a good lob and rouse a famlly GARCEAU LLOYD KENNETH Rolla Hugh School 55 Propagatlon ot the Forth 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club 2 3 Sk: Club 2 Favorxte Saying lam t kidding ya Most Remembered Moment Chrnstmas Tournament 56 57 Lloyd s ambmon IS to get through college HAIGH PHILIP ANTHONY St Teresa 54 Propagatnon f the F :th l 2 3 4 Intramural Athletc socratuon 2 3 4 Foster Clubl 2 Pep Clubl 2 3 Bowl1ngClub2 Baseball l Boxmgl 2 Favorite Saylng Say boy, whats happen1ng7 Most Remembered Moment State Tournament 55 Fuzz s ambltlon IS happiness 22 HANSON DALE BERNARD St Georges 54 Propagation ofthe Faith l 2 3 4 Promoter ofthe Apostle of Prayer 2 Honor Roll l Favornte Saying Oh well, that s the way It goes Most Remembered Moment Third year report cards Dale s ambrtnon rs to get a degree In Chemrcol Eng: neerrng and go unto research HANSEN STEPHEN MERLE St Anthony 54 Propagation of the Farth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Intramural Athletlc Assocnatlon 2 3 4 Poster Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Tennis Club 3 Basketball Manager l Favorite Saying Come mere come mere you' Most Remembered Moment Catchlng a squrrrel rn Bro O Qunnn s class S Murdock s ambition IS to be a Pharmacist HEINDEL FRED EARL St Edward 54 Propagatuon of the Forth l 2 3 4 Most Remembered Nome-nt A close shave by a hrstory book Fred s arnbrtuon rs to go to college E ,Q 157' ' 155 set ship 5 ' I ,,,2, 3, 45 Library l, 2, 31 ., V . .. . ' . f .- X , 1 l if A ' - I ,121 z F I I ll 2, 1 f I ' f 1314- : , . 2 r l 4' R . U fy i 'ff' j,rin k ., 4 J - I ,, - f X 23 2 4 2 HunBurr s ambrtron rs to work for the F B I or a career HENRY STEVEN LEWIS Holy Rosary 54 Propagatron of the Forth I 2 3 4 Intramural Athletrc socratron 3 4 Club Offrcer 3 4 Pep Clrb I 2 Bowlrng Club 4 Fovorrte Sayrng Why now? Most Remembered Moment When Bro Poprsh woke me up wrth a Washrngton State Hrstory Book Black Knrght s ambrtron rs to be an Electrrc Technrcran HUNHOFF LARRY JOSEPH St Teresa 54 Propagatron of the Forth I 2 3 4 Crosrer 4 Scandl Sheet 3 Class Offrcer 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Student Senate 4 Student Councrl 4 Socral Commrttee I 2 3 Club Offrcer 4 Shrllelagh Club 3 4 Poster Club I 2 3 4 P CIubI 2 3 4 Fovorrte Sayrng Looky where? Most Remembered Nornent When ODea beat Prep 70 49 rn the Catholrc Tournament rn the Arr Force O Aww 1 It QI JACOBSON HENRY LOWRITZ Holy Rosary 54 Propagatron of the Forth I 2 3 4 Honor R II I 2 Soc I Commrttee 3 4 Intramural Athletrc Assocratron 2 3 4 M nogram lub 3 4 Cl b Offrcer 4 Pep Club I 2 3 seball I 4 Footb Fovorrte Sayrng Honest Frank l cant tell them apart Most Remembered Moment The trme I made a basket agarnst Bellrngham rn the last two seconds wrth the score tre Swede s ambrtron rs to play sports rn college O 24 T QEM, A W JAMES WALTER FRANKLIN Holy Rosary 54 Propagation ofthe Fauthl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Clu l 2 3 4 Tumblmg Teaml 2 Favorute Expressxon How about a rude home? Most Remembered Moment The nnght I spent In Bellrngham Wally s ambftxon IS to become a lawyer JONES EUGENE MARTIN St Alphonsus 54 Propagatlon of the Faith l 2 3 4 Chimes 2 Cvoszer 3 Scandal Sheet 3 Intramural Athletic Assocxatlon 2 4 Pep ul234Footal Trak 4Boug, Favorlte Saylng l m going out In the garden to eat worms' Most Remembered Moment The State Tournament 55 uno s bltlon as o s ay In t e avy e lnkes or else to be an englneer JOYCE WILLIAM FRANCIS Holy Famuly 54 Propagatlon of the Falth l 2 3 4 Social Commxttee 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Poster flub 3 Baseball 3 4 Football Favormte Saymg W ll l Il b Most Remembered Moment When he lnnally got unto O Deo W Id Bull s ambition ns to be a good farmer 25 Nt. KING ROBERT VIRGIL Central Catholnc, Portland 56 Propagatron of the Faith 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 lntramqral Athletuc Assocratron 4 Oratory 3 4 Favornte Saying At sa nrcel Most Remembered Moment Meeting Bro Neylon for the fxrst fume Bouncing Bob s Qmbltlon IS to bulld the rocket that sends Jon Bl ha tothe Moon fl: fy, 5:97 j KERKOF MAURICE ANTHONY Serra 56 Propogatuon of the Farth 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Bowlrng Club 4 Favorrte Saylng l dont know' Most Remembered Moment 3 C Algebra Maury s ambition ns to be cn engrneer KINNEY, DONALD ARTHUR Port Angeles '55 Propagatnon ofthe Faltlw 2, 3, 4, Honor Rol 2, 3, 4, Sensor Debate 4 Favorrte Expression Wl1atda ya say? l2, 3, Pep Club Most Remembered Moment When O'Dea beat St. Martun's, 3412. Don's ambition ns Automotive Engnneerung. 26 LAMBE RAYMOND ARVID Briscoe 54 agatron of the Forth l 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 Favorrte Saying It only hurts lor a luttle whale' Most Remembered Moment When Jam Burns met Mr Slatts ln Freshman year Ray s ambition rs to be an electrlcran LA GRANDEUR LARRY BERNARD St Anne 54 Popagatron ofthe Forth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 Socrol Committee 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Pep Club l 2 Basketball Manager 2, 3 4 Oratory 2 Debate 4 Fovorrte Sayung Way to fluctuate' Most Remembered Moment The tnme I played nntramural basketball for my room Plerre s ambrtlon IS to goto Austrra LARSON DONALD EUGENE St George 54 Propagatron ofthe Farth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l Class Olfucer l Monogram Club 4 Pep Club 4 Baseball 3 4 Debate 4 Favorute Sayrng You knuckleheadl Most Remembered Moment When l got my varsrty letter Stupld s ambxtlon as to become a chr-mlcal engineer the nuclear held and beat the Russrans to the moon 27 LAWRENCE, RICHARD DAVID Holy Family '54 Propagation of the Faith l, 2, 3, 4, Social Club 4, lntra- mural Athletic Association 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Favorite Saying: But Brother, l didn't do it! Most Remembered Moment: State Tournament '55. Ricardo's ambition is to go to college and become a good iournalist. ' LEMAY GERALD MICHAEL St Catherine s 53 Propagation of the Faith l 2 3 4 5 Honor Roll 4 Class Ol icer 5 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Favorite Saying Youll never know because lll never e Most Remembered Moment State Tournament 55 Gerry s ambition is to be an Architectural Engineer or Produce Man LENTS JOHN MICHEAL Holy Rosary 54 Propagation of the Faith l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle ship of Prayer 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Sports Editor of Olympian 4 Class Officer l 2 3 4 Student Senate 4 Athletic Association 2 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Poster Club ep Club l 3 4 Ski Club l Basebal l 2 Bas e l 3 4 Track 3 4 Ora Favorite Saying Sure that s funny Knucklehead' Most Remembered Moment C Y O Convention at Olympia Univac s ambition is to be a Chemical Engineer 28 1 1 I I I ' I I I I I I f' I I I I ' . . . 11 1 1 r ll. I I ll I If 1 1 1 . 1 3 I 1 I I 1 1 I I ' l 1 I 1 1 1 I A - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 Student Council 4, Social Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 4: P 121 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 kt- ball ,2, , 5 , 5 tory 2,3, 4. . . .11 1 11 . , , . 1 : . . . ' ' . ll 1 I ll - 1 . 1 - 'Q MARTIN JAMES BRADLEY Everett Hugh School 56 Propagation ol the Fauth 3 4 Favorite Saying How about that? Jum s ambutlon ns to be on the fnrst rocket to the moon' MATRONIC PETER Jr St Mar garets 54 Propagation ofthe Falth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 3 Class Offncer 2 Pep Club 4 Baseball l Basketball l Oratory l 2 Favornte Sayxng Sometumes Iwonder about you Frank' Pete s most remembered moment ns the State Tourna ment 55 R MCCANN JEROME FARREL St Anthony 54 Propagation of the Fauth l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle s of Prayer 3 4 Class Officer l 2 3 4 Shullea h Club 3 4 Football l Favorite Saying What me worry? Most Remembered Moment: Coronation Ball 56 Muckin s ambition is trucking gr' 'Inf ig k' N If A . sl li Q 29 McMEEKIN ROBERT THOMAS St Georg 54 Propagatron of the Fanth l 2 3 4 Scandal Sheet 3 Pep u l 3 4 Ban Favorlte Saying Stop the world Mac s ombrtron rs engrneerrng McCULLOUGH LEO FRANCIS Brrscoe 54 Propagatron ol the Farth I 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 Pep u l 2 Favorrte Sayrng Dawn wuth Detroit Irons Most Remembered Moment When I passed Junror Year Leo s ambrtron IS to get through the Navy so that he can come back home and go to college MICHAEL FRANK PETER Holy Rosary 54 pagatron of the Fanth I 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 ass Olfrcer I 3 Stude S ate 2 4 Stu Councrl 4 Socral Commntteel 2 3 4 Intramural Athletrc Assocratlonl 2 3 4 Monogram Club2 3 4 Club Officer ub B 3 4 Basketb 4 Foot I 2 3 4 Junror Prom Commrttee Student Body Vrce Presrdent Favorite Saying: I ll tell you some doyl Most Remembered Moment: Beating Prep by I9 points for the NCA Championship. ' Captain Frank s ambition is to go to college and to be worthy of my friends. sf? 3 NEESON JOHN FRANCIS Cathedral 54 agatlon ol the Faith l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 Pep Club 4 Handball Club l 2 Favorite Sayrng Oh pam Most Remembered Moment Physics wuth Bro O Quunn rn 3A John s ambntlon rs to be a dentust MORRISON EVERETTE FRANCIS St Teresa 54 Propagation of the Farthl 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 4 Drama Club 3 4 Rllle Club 3 Tumbling Teaml 2 B n l 2 Favorlte Saying No homework tamght Pop Most Remembered Moment When Mr Slatts left Skup s ambutxon rs Electrrcal Engrneerrng 0 21 NORHEIM RICHARD DOYLE Sacred Heart 54 Propagatron of the Faith l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Socnal Committee 3 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Sk: Club 3 Football 3 Debate 4 Favorrte Saying Madra Mia' Most Remembered Noment State Tournament 55 Rrch s ambrtnon rs to be a Chemrcal Engineer 31 0 BRIEN PATRICK JOSEPH lmmaculate 54 Propagation ofthe Forth l 2 3 4 Scandal Sheet 3 Student Senate 3 4 Intramural Athletuc Assocnatnonl 2 3 4 Club Offlcer 3 4 Poster Club 4 Pep Club l 3 4 Bowlnng Club 2 Sk: Club 4 Basketball l Favorite Saying Looky there Most Remembered Noment When 0 Dea beat Lincoln In the State Tournament 55 Paddy s ambltron rs to make a mulluon dollars and stull keep the forth PAVLICK KENNETH LEO St George 54 Propagatuon of the Forth l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle of Prayer 2 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Class Offucer l Drama Manager 3 Fovorlte Sayung Oh no' Most Remembered Moment The Lone Ranger Ken s ambltton IS to do whatever he may do as well as he can 0 DONNELL THOMAS PATRICK Brrscoe 54 Propagatuon of the Faith l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle shep of Prayer 3 Honor Roll 3 4 Class Offncer 3 lntra mural Athletlc Association 2 Social Committee 4 Pep Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Basketball Track 3 4 Oratory 2 4 Favorlte Saylng Knock It off Most Remembered Moment ODea s basketball game with St Martin s 55 Professor s ambutuon as to fund the gurl 32 QUINNETT TERRY MICHAEL St George 54 Pep Club 2 3 4 Favorlte Saying No Ile' Most Remembered Moment Evergreen Prom college REESE DENNIS THEODORE Holy Rosary 54 Po agatuon ofthe Faith l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3, 4 Social Committee 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Bowling Clubl 2 Drama Club 3 4 Basketball l Boxnng 2 Favorite Saymg Hey whats the answer to the last questnon7 Most Remembered Moment The day I came to O Deal' Reeso s ambition IS to get married RICE RICHARD DAVID Holy Famrly 54 Favorite Saying Go lump In the lake Most Remembered Moment The .lunlor Prom Duck s ambntlon us to be a rellglous 0-' 33 Propagation ofthe Falth l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 Terry s ambltlon IS to be a salesman or to get through Propagatlon ol the Falth l 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 .. w mf 3:-4, Wzffff f we ,V RODUTA LEO ADRIANO Sharples Jr Hugh 54 Po agatlon of the Farth l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Oratory 2 Favorrte Saymg Plush Most Remembered Moment When l was on stage In the Oratory Contest and won thrrd place Casper s ambition IS to lead a good Cathollc llfe and to become a Monk RUSSIE DAN WlLLlAM St Mary 54 Propagation ofthe Fanthl 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Socral Commrttee 4 lntramural Athletnc Assoclatron 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Track 3 4 Debate4 Favorlte Saymg l am too, a gemusl Most Remembered Moment When he went for an outing rn Bellingham Bram s ambrtron IS to become o professional wrlter, for MAD SAKAMUTO, DENNIS MAMORU lrnmaculate 54 Propagation of the Forth l 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle ship of Prayer 2 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Class Offrcer l 2 3 Student Senatel 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Socral Commrttee l 2 3 4 lntramural Athletic Assoclatron 3 Monogram Club2 3 4 Golf Club2 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 seball l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Footballl Oratory 2 Student Body President Junior Prom Committee Sensor Prom Commlttee Band l 2 Favorite Saymg No sweat Most Remembered Moment Beating Prep for the Cathollc Baseball Champnonshnp Sak s ambrtlon rs to go to Howan on hrs honeymoon 34 7 s.1C,x,gA.,-,Ag 5315-Lip SCHMIDT KENNETH JEROME St Edward 54 Propagation ol the Faith l 2 3 4 Class Officer l Mono gram Club2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Football 2 3 4 Trac Favonte Saymg Hey wlener' Most Remembered Moment The time l went over for a touch down agalnst Bremerton In 2nd year Art s ambatnon IS to luve up to my parents expectations SARKIES ROBERT GEORGE Holy Rosary 54 Propagatlon of the Faith l 2 3 4 Hor or Roll l 2 3 4 Crosler 4 Student Senate 4 Social Committee 3 4 lntra mural Athletic Assoclatuon 3 4 Club Officer 4 Shullelagh Track 3 Favorite Saymg What s happening' Most Remembered Moment The tlme O Dea came In second In the State Tournament Bobo s ambltnon as to see the boys from Whlte Center learn how to walk talk and speak like the mce boys from West Seattle SCHUCHARD MATTHEW DELANO St Anthony s 54 P pagatson ofthe Faith l 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Bowlmg Clubl 2 Boxing l 2 Favornte Saymg Crazy' Most Remembered Moment Furst dance 57 a certain lad lost has shoes Shoe s ambutlon us to get out of the Marine Corps 35 ' h 1 1 1 1 A F ' I, I I I 1 1k 5. I 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 F ' 1 1 1 I Club 4, Poster club 4, Pep cltfb 1, 2, 3, 4, skl Club 2, 3, I ... 70 . ' 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 I SCHUTTE JOSEPH EDWARD St Teresa 54 Propagation ofthe Falth I 2 3 4 Honor Roll l Glee Club 3 Oratory 2 Favorute Saymg I care so much Most Remembered Moment 2 00 a m after Junior Prom I couldn t remember what Joe s ambltlon IS to be a success an the business world SHEEHAN TERENCE JOSEPH St George 54 Propagation of the Falth I 2 3 4 Honor R Track 3 Favornte Saymg Sngh Most Remembered Moment Junior Prom Joe s ambltlon IS to become a dentist 0 SILVERNALE CHARLES PATRICK St Anthony s 54 Propagation of the Forth I 2 3 4 Intramural Athletic Assoclatnon 3 Golf Club 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Bowlmg Club 4 Tennis Club 4 Favorite Saycng No fooling' She IS really neat Most Remembered Moment The last mlnute of the 0 Dea Lincoln game ln the 55 State Tournament Charlue s ambition IS to be a teacher O fo-0 SUCHOSKI JOSEPH FRANCIS St Edward 54 P agatlon of the Faith I 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Co Editor of Olympnan 4 Social Commnttee 3 Club Olfrcer 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Drama Club 4 Oratory Favorite Saying I thunk that s the way you do It Most Remembered Moment The party In Physics Joe s ambntlon as to travel SMITH JEREMY MICHAEL Holy Family 54 Propagatron of the Forth I 2 3 4 Promoter of the Apostle shrp ol Prayer 2 3 Class Olflcer 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 BasebaIl4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Oratory 2 Favorite Saynng I have too got wall power Most Remembered Moment Wlnnnng last year s Chrxstmas Tournament rn double overtxme Smrtty s ambltuon IS to become a doctor THULIN RICHARD EDWARD Ho y Famnly 54 l 2 3 4 Intramural Ath e rc 2 3 brmgs more porn than too much Propagataon ol the Fanth Assocnatlon 3 Pep Club I Favorute Saying Nothing pleasure Duck s ambltlon us to be an electruclan 37 U-' J Nx I X 'xx 4 1, L 1 ' I I IIIII I I I lllf I . . :rl l I . .rl , 3 ' ' ga wp ' ' . , .: . , ,z l,2,3,4. ' ' ' . I ' ' ' ' . , ri lv' I . I I I ld' W t I WALLOCH THOMAS EUGENE Our Lady Star of the Sea 54 Popagatron ofthe Faith l 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Bowling Club 4 Favorite Saying Luke so much grass Most Remembered Moment When we beat Bremerton at the State Tournament Bremerton s ambition is Physics VAN AVERY, DENNIS ALLON Holy Rosary '54 Propagation of the Faith 'l, 2, 3, 45 Social Committee 45 Bowling Club 4, Basketball l, 2, Football l. Favorite Saying: Hey screw! Most Remembered Moment: Beating Bremerton. Den's ambition is to travel around the world in 80 days. WALSH JOHN RICHARD Jr St Edward s 54 P agatron of the Faith l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 3 4 Crosler 4 Pep Club 4 Debate 4 Favorite Saying l thought l handed In that one' Most Remembered Moment When 0 Dea upset Lincoln tn the 55 State Tournament J R s ambition IS to be an everyday Catholic n e 'ield of my choice g uunfvs ik 'll-s will .L X U x fl' X I ' 4 7 U l 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I I U . - ,u . n ll I Il . . . . F . , . i I f0P ' ' . . . : , . 1 ' 1 2 - . I .ll I If . . . , . ll I .I ll . . . I i 'w- 1 ,. . - '5 fifth-w ' ' x 38 JNL 1, , I M vs u ' vi. WENZL TOM RAYMOND Star of the Sea 54 Propagatlon of the Falth I 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Intramural Athletsc Assocnatnon 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Bowlnng Club 2 3 Football 4 Favorlte Saying 'What s wrong with Bremerton? Most Remembered Moment Makung the Football Team Tom s ambntnon ns to get to college WARD MICHAEL THOMAS St Edward s Semmary 56 Propagation of the Faith 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Business Manager for Olymplan Social Commuttee 3 Track 3 Favorlte Saying That II be the day' Most Remembered Moment 3A s New Year s Eve Party Chnef s ambntuon IS to be a newspaper reporter and to have a ball at the senior prom WILSON DENNIS MULLIGAN St George 54 Propagataon ofthe Faxth I 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Intramural Athletic Assoclatron I 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 ng u Basketball I Favorite Saylng Mother Hubbard Most Remembered Moment The State Tournament 55 Mullxgan s ambntlon IS to play an the Cnty-State Baseball game 39 WOLF KENNETH LAWRENCE St Teresa 54 o agotnon of the Forth 'l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Olympron 4 Class Olfrcer 2 Pep Club 3 4 Golf Club 3 Drama Club 3 Tennus Club 2 Favorlte SGYIHQ Clerre lo boco' Most Remembered Moment My performance os Mrs Stanley rn the productuon The Mon Who Come to Dmner Kenny s ombltlon as to lead a relnguous lrfe sl ZIPP ROBERT JOHN St Georges 54 4 Promoter of the Apostle of Prayer 2 Honor Roll l Cl ss Officer l 2 l 2 Socrol Commlttee 4 Club Offrcer 4 Club2 3 PepClubl 2 4 Bow gCub2 B seboll l 3 4 Football 'l Favorrte Soymg I ll never tell Most Remembered Moment Christmas Tourney 56 Bob s'7 ombmon rs to go on to College and take Engnneer Propagotron of the Forth l 2 3 Student Senate F1 wonxv MARRIAGE? 51 COLLEGE A v is nl' L , 40 IQ STUDENT COUNCIL Lef1voRaght M Lenfs,C Eley, L Hunhoff D Sukcmoto President F Mnchael, E Angevme,J McCann School fhce rs STUDENT SENATE ROW ONE Leh to Rlghf J McCann K Hlgqms J C ntolmu J Vuclnovech C Mcxne T Sheridan J Mnner E Hall J- P1 1.41 .41 41 I , ':. ,.' ,.c ,. ,.',.',.A,., P. Hoyovsu. ROW TWO: R. Sorkies, F. Michael, M. Lents, E. Angevine, L. Hunhoff, P. O'Brien, D. Sckcmoto, C. Eley, J. Bleho. U .. V A X Z, I-fc K .f I A W ' ,A W A , W , eee 1 mg fig: 19 Ag e nn 196' 4' -Tk' ' x Who says mgn:can't fly? 'M . :X -9 v , i ,fftgw Oh, Bobby! W'E5 ' Q S' I il. fa, HS' ,sph we F A 4-W 'ul V'-xh ff. CM 455 hffj. Jd dreaming! N-. 5. Vfho h as Worr, ,,. F nm., 'Q Q lee 35 th , e.. emS lre? 4141 W .M 'xf . M, Which Afvyin has ti1ef3'lE'5g' 1 ,ani S? ,nu .. WW Well, Gents ff fy 1 . :Z '.. i K. i4x 'Q 5 ,IJ Q ' , 4 A, - 4'- g . A . ,U C z , .. TQ U. Undervlassmen uniors Allen l3Bl Backs l3Cl Baker l3Al Blake l3Al Bifts l3Bl Bodner 3Al Brandolini 3A Brown 3B Burgman 3C Clark l3BJ Clay l3Cl Calasurdo f3Al Crlstofaro l3Bl Dalton f3Cl Dawson 3B Delcollo f3Bl DeLusle f3Al Donovan l3Bl Dougherty C337 Doyle l3Cl England l3Cl Espnnosa l3Al Estrada l3BJ Ferguson SAJ Flemmg f3Cl Foley l3Al Frangello 3C Frank l3C Franssens 3B CLASS OFFICERS 3 Miner President Patneaude Vice President Foley llreasurer l l l l l l l l l l Ferrelli l3BJ l l l l l - A l ' l l CLASS OFFlCERS 38 W Haley Vice Presndeml A Blfts Treasurerl T Sheridan Pregrdem Garceau 33 Hageage 3C Haley C335 Hall 3AD Hamnlton 3C Hanson 3AD Hayatsu 3CD Hays 333 Henndel 3Al Herrlng 3A Johnson f3AD Kehoe 335 Klrschner 3A Kms 3AJ Kloeck 3AJ Leahy c3A5 Lindsay QCD Lipper? 3AJ Long f3Al Lorentz f3AJ Marquarf f3AJ McBride C335 McCann C3CJ Mcclary CBAJ Miner GAP Mosey K3BD Moyer 1331 Nikolaison C331 Orias 1333 l1f11OI'S ce- 'c .4, ca GEIICSBJ cu c 'cu c c c 'c ecn 4 ' fl ec 4 4 9 uniors Patneaude CBAD Pellegrnnl 3A Phrlllps l3Cl Pllloud 3Cl Prpkm l3BJ Price C385 Reese f3Al Remlllard UC, Rice l3Bl Rose BAD Sherrdan KSBD Smith UCI Sparks l3Al Starr l3Cl A St Martin l3BJ J Suchoskr CSAJ l.. Sulllvan GCD J Supmo 3Al D Sylvester BCI l. Tange 3CJ M. Tarabochla BCI R Taylor l3Bl l Venczel BCH F Wade l3Cl M. Wakefneld K3Cl C Weber l3Cl N Westcott 3Al B. Wilcox K3Cl D Williams l3Cl G. Works l3Cl CLASS OFFICERS - 3C J McCann fpresidentl J Hayatsu Nice-Presidenh R Clay lTreasurerl Sophomores 2A CLASS OFFICERS Huggins lpresrdentl Heustns lV:ce Presldent McCann lSecretaryl Hull ffreasurerl 2A SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE, Left to Rught R. Le FeFebre, P. Byrne, T. Nollette, R. Clark, H. Welsh, G. Clark, l.. Dunkel, J. Stachurskn, D. Foote, D. Frxckey. ROW TWO M. Canorra, G. Bowker, T. McCann, J. Leskovar, J. Haley, D. Gerber, J. Flelder, D. Young. ROW THREE M. Dougherty, M. Hosterman, J. Flaherty, J Blazevuch, P. Domres, M. Qumnn, M. Works. ROW FOUR B. Gonzales, J. Huggins, J. Ccrron, D. Kxlbourne, M. O'Brlen, R. Moskal, S. Henderson, J. Kedslor. ROW FIVE- K. Hull, B. Templeton, D. O'Brlen, D. Studebaker, J. Heustus, D. McNabb, E Beltran. 47 , r. . I V, I I . ' Q4 Z X 1' ' 1 X K. ' ' ' I J. ' ' - ' l ' Y' T. K. ' , Q . , V X Sophomores 2B CLASS OFFICERS Maxue Presudent Vangaver lV1ce President Salazar Treasurer sl .1 2B SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE Left fo Rrghf L Mondqy B De Palma M Candaux J Rockey J Donald J OCallagl'xan T Dye R Zimmerman J DePalmo G Gordon ROW TWO M Hurley M Svegrny J Westholl A Brullantes J VanGaver J Muller D Racke M. Boyle W Putman R Gange G Danzl ROW THREE K Jacobson C Maxue A Salazar R Sendenverg L Ekman A Rosengren A Reese R Cool J Copeland ROW FOUR J Terry H Ulruckson G Nlkolausen F Vnckstrom J Drahos 48 Sophomores 2C CLASS OFFICERS R Clark lVuce Presedentl Vuc1novrchCPres1den?l M Long fTreasurerl 2C SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE Left to Raghf H Huddleston J Arena W Bourgaulf R Clark J Lawless W Pride R Fallon G Wagner D Boyle K Lysen G Leahy J Fox ROW TWO D Gerber D Eberharfer M Marian J Stelner M O Leary M. Foley D Saddler R Thulln T Petris M Long W Zesbaugh A Lundel ROW THREE J Peranzl J Looney R Kung D Smith G Ncdeau A Smith J Brockllss P Donnelly T Bentler M Klernen G Conklin D Duncan D DRellly M Townsend 49 - -' . 1 3' 1' 1' 1' 1' I' I' I' I' 1 . . , . ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ,. ,. 1- 1' 1' 1' ' :' 1' f'l' 1' I' . , . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- . Y l l Freshmen 1' f T7 'IA FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS J Salgado Treasurer P LUCCl,VlCe President C Drahos, President WN 1A FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE Left ro Right: M Henry, G Efue W Vermelre, J Yuasa R Maflock W Taylor, E Kranc,D Whlfmg, T Wha1ey A Browne ROW TWO C agen ass: D Van Parys ROW THREE. E Mecum, P Luccl, T Rodenbough, R Lemley B Larson D Rue R Welsh W Mazzone R Dlersf ROW FOUR M McAuliffe J Salgado M Sulluvan W McCunr1 D Colasurdo J Drahos J Boucher R Morrus,J Durknn 50 Y x Q ., ' X Y ,... j '. 2 T T . . z . H , J. C ', F. Takahashi, M. Harringfon, R. Angevine, A. O'Brien, D. Rasmussen, R. Logan, T , 'ZH -. 4,17 3 I 52 :ff 11. 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Hassiinger fTreasurerJ FRESHMAN CLASS ID ROW ONE Left Oo Rughv C Wecver,M Bucher Jon Canfalmr R Lawrence M Brown B Flor,W Fazekas, J Fuvzpafrecl-4 ROW TWO J Gxllns W Martin 5 Skeel J Dubuque M Cacatxan D MacDonald A Jergens, R Rereczch ROW THREE C Gerger M Monaghan J Hasslnnger F Waldbnllxg J Rupprechf J Barnes ROW FOUR R Peers C Soros P Maman J Rose,W 'Grey J Salgado A An ruesen ROW FIVE J St Delore,M Hail P Kesel J Blau P Thuy E Zapata ROW SIX D Repanxch T Keyes, R McNelIy 53 v- ',- l A ., 7 L , 'L l I '4'-2 , :. . , ,. ,. ,. . - - 2 ' 1' 1' 1- 1' 1' 1- ' ' 5' 1' - 1- ,. ,. - :. ,. ,. ,. .C ,. ,. d . :.. . ,.1 ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. . . 'X BERNADETTE SOUBIROUS . 1 4 HM u1urLJ1hL Kun rg 1l1m1wfLhL - Lu f ' W . ' zxpgm x W 1 . .. X.. , .K. . . L . xc .. K , -. I , LC 011 D ' xClHhC l9R.5.11m!,urm.1XuL1v ,win Mr p' i - A flue-, 5 LOLIRDES H511 HDDBHIULD IIN 1858 .497 55 M, , -f-f I ' ,Q-in 1.9 ,A Q 1,,,wf:fQi.f11.g s Vg ., ,W 1 A , ,N .1 A g4 '?iQ:4, ff fffgw-f,' ' 'nf H, 4.5 I ' gf. f, :A 2 , ,, . . V '53 M. A C4g.,.f5,55g,5 A: .7515 ,. af fn ,ft 5,5 W, , , . 7, 2 f V-:nf ' ' ff? -Lf' V5.3 ' ,.,.f, ,mf ., -, ,. w,.'3A 4: 1, lplgtqviigig Qiniciijfzfyiisi ?fQ51'f:,f3ggr3Z f J ' . 497' 7 .Qzi ull' L n - ' 'I ! 1 N- -.N ,A f-.-unmwnnagn as MN wmv When . W'-up , 1 '99 ,,,.-- 7- '... ,A W, ,N-u 'wr-, - , ,r W.,, u nr Hgysf Jin ' 3 9 5 SA-KN X Y' , 4' Ah' .i . - Q '5 1 .,g4?-mg' D, .tr B I 1 ? I , f I, f M Hk,,. 4 W-4M!f,. 'W f af iw 12 af ,v' .I . A , . 4 f KA ' X? , L 'Q ii Q, .4 f Q - 1 wg K xSsn:n.'+'lr m . ,Mg A ,EJ x 2 5 fp ! fi I T I 1 4 1 5 M?E2, f ' 6 if 1: 5 I V X - LY 4 1 . Q. .-3.,,f ' 0--5 'Am ' - v v f 1, 3 ? 5 1 if f ' J J ,ff 5 f f Q L -' . -'I-Ji:-V--- fi ag- Q5 - VA 1 ,, ,, v ,K .vu ,,,fw- ' 'W ' ' ' M 'xr q3'J':33 Ig94':, :. qliifs-:E 'H' ' :TK '. ' V1 Jirf,-3 2 -.-1' v ffgzig 5 -3 1 . ' 7 v- . l.i-ffp . 4 pkex P' A V New y rdained REV. JOHN F. MARSH Father Marsh is also a native of Seattle. ln his extreme youth he attended St. Alphonsus Grade School, and in due course he registered at O'Dea High School as a Freshman. He remained in the school from 1946 until 1949. lt was during these formative years that the future priest took an active part in the two school publications, The Chimes and The Olympian, thus showing his literary and artistic ability. Realizing that he had a priestly vocation he left O'Dea to continue his studies first at Mater Dolorosa Seminary and later at St. Edward's Seminary. The newly ordained priest read his First Mass at St. Alphonsus Church where years before he had first become a Member of the Mystical Body of Christ. The Faculty and Students of O'Dea wish Fr. Marsh many fruitful years in the service of the Lord. 58 REV. DON PIRO On February 7, 1932 in the city by the sea, Fr. Piro was born. His youthful years were spent in Seattle, Lomita, Hollywood, California, Denver, Colorado and Portland, Oregon. Returning to Seattle, he attended St. Margaret's Grade School and in 1946 he was enrolled as a student at O'Dea High School. There he was an Honor Student for all four years. Without im- paring his intellectual progress, he took a very active part in school games.The records show that during his academic courses he played football, basketball, and baseball and was privileged to represent O'Dea in the All- American Boy Game at Sicks Stadium. In recognition of his athletic prowess, Santa Clara awarded him a Scholarship for Baseball. As time went on, he attended Seattle University and Portland University and termi- nated his athletic career by leading Portland University in hitting. ln 1952 Fr. Piro entered St. Edward's Seminary where he remained until his ordination this year. The Brothers and boys at O'Dea join in extending to Fr. Piro their sincerest con- gratulations and best wishes for the future. mdfv Urganization I . bf i, , ,V I I 1 . I M Q Q' ' l s Q I V, bn 7' I :gl I 4 Q . ,Q -ay ' Dt' ' b - 3,4 1, . IT 1 R 'l 4 - ,... -sr .71 wif v. - ' - . r- ,rl ..-c H rf . . Ii li , V fl I ' 4 'Ji'h, In ..- 1'- N. jg,-', .Y - ' 1. gkfr -UO Social Committee c e , I V+-6 I QV... SOCIAL COMMITTEE OFFICERS F. Bosone fSecretcryI C. Eley fpresidentl A .TI I SOCIAL COMMITTEE ROW ONE, Left fo Righvz G. Ccnrollni, J. McCann, P. Hull, J. Espinosc, R. Aceno, M. CoIosordo,A. Chapman, R. Zipp, D. Moyer, M. Pcvnecode. ROW TWO: L. Hcnhoff, D. Reese, R. Lawrence, H. Jacobson, F. MichoeI, T. O'DonneIl, R Fenkner G. Bo J S I1 ' I ggs, . oc oskl, R. Cloy, ROW THREE: L. Le Grondeor, V. PeIIegr1n1,M. Lenfs, R. Dclbec, J. Miner, R. King, R. Scrkies, T. Price, J. Johnson, D. CoweII, J. Drobmck, D. Kitts. ROW FOUR: D. H W errnng, . Joyce, P. Long. 60 nnual Staff Joe Suchoskn .Ion Blehu AI Chapman 62 THE YEARBOOK STAFF QA Trubutel Few of the students at O Dea reallze what tlme and talent are expended ln compllmg an annual In fact very often the yearbook Itself does not seem to justify the hours of labor that are devoted to the planning of Its contents Be that as lt may the Staff feels the project a consum matron worthy to be desired Now that you eagerly glance through Its pages you may won der how thus argosy of lnformatlor was creat d No one student would volunteer to summarize the varlous school actlvltles that comprlse the busy years of their teachers and classmates No one student could possibly hope to do justice to the many who are part and parcel of these actlvltles No one student could adequately evaluate the number of factors that have com blned to fac I lltate the smooth and effective operatlon of a school like thls For all these and other reasons the sax seniors plctured above have been chosen to colaborate In the produc tlon of thas annual You the readers can judge how completely and effnclently they have fulfill ed their alotted asslgnrrents K 1 .1-',.rL'7 AX 4 4 SL, ,Al E Q.,,,.q I 1' xi-' ,uw 3 . , 4 L . , 4 M!! 5 ,-5 . 'Q X MW, Q -4 5 :Ox W AX' wx s X Q' X X x N .. ' if -.' - . Q x 'f'f'f' I ii ffffx ! L s v. yu ' a Y 2 7 N I 2 I x 4 ,A QL 4 Q ww ,gg 1 my a x ' 4MxQ,A R . 5 f X lv. W 4 W 4, zz Q , 'gf Wt if , . 1 3 1 ,Nz -. x'u0' L ,, in-.,f ' vw - V W 7,1 -K 1 If 1, ff If l.A.A. REFEREES 8. MANAGERS Left to Right: P. O'Brien, J. Westhoff, 5. Henry. INTRAMURAL REFEREES ROW ONE, Left to Rlghh S. Henry, P. O'Brien, N. Westcott, R. Lawrence, G. Canfalini, J. Deuchler, D. Russie, P. Haig. ROW TWO: P. Lucci, F. Wade, L. Tangye, J. Dougherly, C. Maxie, M. Long, V. Pellegrini, D. Doyle. ROW THREE: J. SanDolore, F. Michael, J. Westholf, M. Martin, R. Taylor, J. Hays, R. King, D. VanAvery. ROW FOUR:J. Keough, F. Bosone, P. Lang, P. Hall, H. Jacobson, S. Hansen, R. Sarkies, E. Franssens. 65 3 1 N POSTER CLUB ROW ONE Left to Right L Hunhoff R Surkles D ORellly R Coolen H Huddleston J Ford ROW TWO G Wagner S Hansen M Lents E Angevxne R Fenkner I DEBATE CLUB ROW ONE Lefuo Rngho M Conlon J M.,-,ef J Teny R .qo,he,m ROW TWO R Lorentz J Walsh G Bowker 67 '9- 57' JI, O ,af 7 gf 11 Q C S 21 I 11 1 ':. ,.',, ,,, ', 6 lf? ..-.-nail -h.-- Letterman ROW TWO G Confclini, Donnell we 0 Lawrence R W HREE M ents Dro 'uc W Ison Chapman, R. 1 f -1.4.6 N Y -ff-: 'YD Q c-'V in ,aa TIS :J IQI A f '11 ,.ap,Sf ga X xx? X Varsity Football J if 75 R Dalbec . . W E45 1' 4 J I ,ZW 3 xx T A s KE 1 jf ' I -QA4 N if f! f . , XXX ' ff AX xx N 1 ' if 1 E, ,X ' A X , 1r'r1ii...H.3. t 4 Tfflenzl . ..T. X A UA' ,lx X N J i 1 I J. Keough . .C. A. Smith . . . E. 5 b A rf 'Q FOOTBALL MANAGERS Loh fo Rlglw: J. Percnzig R. Thul?ng R. Fenknerg , D. Young. ' VARSITY FOOT BAL L ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Franssens, J. McCann, N. Westcott, T. Wenzl, K. Schmidt, J. Miner. ROW TWO: M. Tarabochia, A Smith, K. Jacobson, R. Clark, J. VanGaver, P. Hall, V. Pellegrini. ROW THREE: J. Vucinovich, D. Kilbourne, C. Maxie, C Eley, R. Lawrence, P. Donnelly, H. Jacobsen, R. Dalbec. ROW FOUR: F. Michael, J. Blazevich, W. Joyce, J. Keough, E. Beltran W. Haley. ROW FIVE: Coaches: Paul Maguire, R. Hardy, F. Paustain, F. Sweeney, A. Kearney. The Irish welcomed the new football coach, Paul McGuire,with a rousing 34 - 13 victory over St. Martin's in the first game of the season, however, the maroon and gold weren't able to return to the victory trail as they met defeat at Q the hands of their next seven opponents. The Irish then closed out the season by measuring Bellarmine 21 ' 13. The team deserves hearty congratulations for a hard fought season. Although they were plagued by injuries, the Irish were always able to give a creditable account of themselves. Great expec- tations are held for next year as a number of promising candidates made appearances this year. Additional help next year is expected from the upcoming Freshman Team, which enjoyed a season record of six wins and no losses. SEASON RECORD O'Dea 34 . . . St. Martin's 12 O'Dea 16 . . Blanchet 20 O'Dea O . . Stadium 24 O'Dea 21 . . Bellingham 31 O'Dea O . ..... Sunnyside 15 Mn PW, Mccuire ,Head Coach, O'Dea 12 . . Vancouver College 48 O'Dea 20 . . Burlington Edison 40 O'Dea 14 . ....... Prep 33 72 O'Dea 21 .... ....... B ellarmine 13 ,lt 'I , ' 439 5 My K 'V'-V , in .vvhf S VAZ f 1 Q ryyfj ff, ' I 'Z K ,x 1 Ai ls. ...A 1 W I ' V Y '1 ,N ,Q X I .fN ' , 3, V3 W fp fx . K f, '43 ? ' N 'if' 32 - M' ' ., we X Q N H .w., 111214 L? A , M E '-dd. ' if I .A vb - XTX ,fn .w .. , r 1 K 4 .. K, Si 4 1,5 I ,ffirfgilfxxg X Yi 5 9 ' f 5 A I 0 sv wx! 'I .9 A fs, 5 5 F fer , 4 ...- x 1 I' , ' 1 X 'V' ' vu . 1 vii AI 'mv' ' Q 5 Y 4 x Qi' at M. G IQ K ' 1. 4 f av a f ' A j 5 ki.. Wh J JZ, 9 if? sl ,L- ,145 fk 'T Q ui H 'Q I 1 I A f Q W 1 , 4 SEASON RECORD FRESHMAN FOOTBALL PLAYERS ROW ONE Left to Rnght ll Brown J Solgodo ll DeLeo J Confalrm 'Q Welch R Abrohurrson J Lord ROW TWO N Mnfchell J DeJulro G Jacobson J Wurme W Vundoy B Randolph D Freervon ROW THREE D Colosurdo L Bonclwero oyofsu F S Suk Frsk R Lowrenc C Harmon C Drulwos ROW FOUR P Wolcefreld W ACCUFIF1 S elegrmr Hal T Morrns F Tolqczlmoshr F Nomer T Ke es xk N , I J Br J B 0 Keeffelcoodw O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dea O Dea Bellirn me Blanclwet Seattle Prep Bellirn me Blanchet Seattle Prep G M Kin OG 'HAJ eff o Zum T5 D Sakamofo fC, , . I X f i 1 ' A ' L rl I3 .Q g, X fl I i J ' l I Wg is Q, 4 , F. Bosone fm 2 1-ve ,115 F11 CE I Y i N as fsV-wg, ' Y x'-Kirk ii ce ti, K-N1 1 . COACH PAUSTAIN I- 'Six . it 2 , W Z, A O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . . O'Dea. . O'Dea. . O'Dea. . O'Dea. . . SEASON RECORD Shoreline . S. Kitsap . Stadium. . Blancliet . Seattle Prep Edmonds . Evergreen . Bellarmine Evergreen . Slioreline . Elancnet . S. Kitsap . Bellarmine Vancouver College Vancouver College Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Blancliet . strategy VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGERS a. Thulin lMgf.l lNo Plwofol , ra., ,Emi 15' Wm ,, '95, '-0 I an 1 5 2Q ' Q, I ff MOM E' NX v F 5 'V Z H! U 30 'Q !i'! s l 4 33 Q . - . , A . 4 XP r I ' 4 V 1 ' bgarjgl A mn Nw ,, ,f ii vim, 1-'L 1 'UU1 5 if Q73 -X an 5. dh ,, ,111 f yi We 1 1 f 'e7 f in 'G 'af Qs X6 xuhig, 'Raza U M -l!'Qs ?i !-'95 'U T Q 5 23 f W Qrg. , 10 'v 3 QQ' g X f 846' Qi 8' L' 5 9 s fv 4 get 36 5-1 TZDEVZB 22 ,, . K F, .--, i Nw fm , I 3 1 E W Q I H 5 - 31, fc? zz!! 'Q L Q L Boys, Leff to Righi: J. Drobnick, J. Bleho, W. James, L. Hunhoff. Girls, Left Oo Right: S. Morgan, I. Blattner, M. Cuvolere, B. Verkesf. 'T 'U 1: 5 fivgfiz A. 4 82 Cheerleaders M ,Q f 4'!u 44 5- ' .T srl' 1- -..,,,. 1' M , 1' -tvs ' Agway. K .., Mm -x u f. 61' f WI, aw 5., lllllf!.Al'... i , . I- 4 . , ' we -rv . PQ.. QL J , r z4. ! :',,.f:y,24.,,At ,A A. J' MN . 0 155: fini' , 1 4 a pw 'UE' -4'-5' 3 Coronation Ball pq . Queen Irene Holy Rosary V Princess Jenny Neville Holy Angels Her Majesty Queen of the Irish Prmcess Susan Egan Princes! KGS Holy Names Forest Ridge ,Q Princess Rusty Bucher Immaculate 1958 Former Queen Pat Bur eH crowns Irene Blutfner Irene dances the Queen s Waltz wnh D Sakomofo KS B P H new Queen for 58 5' 85 . 5. J . .' ae 7 I I gnu' -Q M, we - i Xe -L J' ' X sa- ' n 423 vc S LL u..' 5 'E' H , .L 2 Q V5 . 7 gf i J! J ff ' 1 .4 ua, K k w-FIS- ZA xy x N ffyvl ' X2 1, 4 Am .5 - I Q V. KV f ,Mk 'aLA LVM -JL , ,e+ W'JM,WV' 1'0- I l BONJUJR BONHEURI BROTHER J. G. KEOGH FW Uru 1c c Coccf E. Xmjev 'we JcLo 'rn'm es G. Dwi! '1sT e Tutffrr plays 'J Trur'1pe1Solo. Glee Club GLEE CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE Lef99oRlgh1' L Roduta J Malavoffe J Boucher D Greene B Ternpleton G Erue W Fsk T Welch J Scherer E Klqtf J Heushs foccompomsff T ODonneIl ROW THREE A OBrnen P Hoyotsu Q Kennedy P Lucca Q Cormck W Nczzone M Deers L Norzcno Mnssung from pucfure G Bos: E Korkowsku 87 T T , ':. ,.. ,. ,. ,.., ,.,.i,. ,. ,, Krcnc, L. Rcghicmti, D. Kane, L. Bcnchero, W. Taylor. ROW TWO: R. Dierst, L. Ekman, J. Suchoski, L. Eeickson, D. Freemon, L. ' 1 .Q yv +I xzf 7 ,.' D 5' ff -f .A Y - 1 'Vg ,L M -r I :ef I I r. .... L 'W 'og b u ' o-.--. i 1 6 Q gl HY I tg , ,ang ' 0 um - I M vnu I W ' aff i I Q, -QW nvwmwww 'w.Ww-own-WY-w X 5 'vs 1.54 X- -.1 ,D-Q P 'L -4 'V 3.4- N f 'g f1,?'3i:' ff' O Sleep, It ng a gentle ming . . . 4' I , Y 5 '- ,, 'L ml, ,' - v 'S fs L QW v, hqfg' v 1, 4 Q ' ,Uri x Q i - hw a. f I Y x- 5. if , 1 W, A :Q X 'J' .' 1 A ' 7 E Donft fence us 'ihik , iy,,,,'f,1QQii ,1fff'si3,5v-'P 1' 8 , 'iw L'5 'Y':M M .:' 'Ou . 'J-Q Q- ' s . ' . N- - I 5 ,. ' I 1 R mfmzu- 12 gf Q '12 'ltSbegx: -five 'HF ,Z K -4. I gurl, M Q. I, Boosters Club BOARD OF TRUSTEES SEATED, Left to Right: Brother Lackie, Messrs. P. McClusl4ey, J. Michael, l Morrison, A. Cantalini ffhairrnon of Dunne Cornmitteel. STANDING: Messrs. J. Walsh, F. Bosone. Absent from Picture: Messrs. J. Long, J. Foley, F. B own R. Salcamoto, W. Courage. 0'DEA BOOSTE RS' CLUB The O'Dea Boosters' Club, which was re-organized three years ago, has for its objective the promotion of the character and athletic development of O' Dea. Membership is composed of all men interested in that objec- tive. The major activity of the year was the promotion of the annual car raffle which culminated in the Spring Carnival held at the K. of C. Hall. Referring to the signal success of the Spring Car- nival, Mr. J. Michael Clpresidentl remarked: llThe support given to O'Dea bythe Boosters'Club was enhanced through the outstand- ing co-operation of the O'Dea Faculty and Students, to them we owe sincere thanks. - Phil MCCluskey LETTERMAN S DINNER COMMITTEE Left to Right: Messrs. M. Colasurdo, A. Cantalini, F. Arena e8 DEA MOTHERS' CLUB The mothers of the O'Dea boys have formed a club whereby throughout each successive year they endeavor to raise funds to supplement full educational funds for their boys. The means employed to raise these funds are the dues col- lected from each member of the club, an annual Card Party that is city wide, luncheons, dinners, and last, but not least, a rummage sale. Without their work many of the extras that the boys receive would be impossible to obtain. By dint of hard work on the part of all the mothers work- ing as a unit, their goal is usually attained. Some of the expenses that they help to defray are the Graduation Honor Diplomas, the School Paper, the School Band, the Library Fund, the Annual, the Senior Group Picture, and the yearly tuition for three deserving students. When the boys reach their Senior Year, the mothers aid them in paying for the Baccalaurate Mass and the Senior Communion Breakfeast. ln a vvord there are many activities that would have to be either curtailed or altogether omitted were it not for the existence of the O'Dea Mothers' Club. Mothers who wish to have their boys enjoy their formative years at O'Dea should be active mem- bers of the O'Dea Mothers' Club. By working in whatever way they find most practical, they will enable the club to fulfil its main objective: the furthering of the educational development of their sons. -ivlrs. J. Michael . H, a 1 . . . 2 js If ' TIF .....1-J Annual Card Part 4 2' Q If .QQ 'v 'Sr' Mrs. Studebaker, Mrs. Ganie flnallze plans for flue Annual Card Party. An Interval of Relaxation during the Card Party. 'DQ' 5 I 1 X. ' Mrs. Baenen pouring Mrs. Hansen, Rev. Br. Neylon, 8 Mrs. Lipperi. 'fu' s f r Pu Mr. J. Michael, Rev. Br. J. C. Neylon, 8 Hrs Excellency 1 1 . if Couch Maguire presents Inspirational Foo1ballAwurdTo Tom Wenzl. 94 BROTHER F. M. POPISH A1l1le!ic Direcfor an Ne X ' W-.f 5 W A x - i . i 21 bln! .U X 24: Q ' 'S 2 , fl ,f 5, ' mm Q Vx!! ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Chesterton closed one of his books by indicating that all he needed to write another book was a challenge A series of challenges inspired this Yearbook There was in the first place the challenge to create sonething new and different Then there was the added challenge to equal if not to surpass the work of previous Olympian Staffs Coupled with these was the most difficult challenge i e to publish an Annual that would fully embrace the many and varied functions of a Catholic High School This book marks the climax of such an intriguing venture Though the Staff may be tempted at times to accept exclusive acclaim for their work it is evident would not have been possible Thus a debt of gratitude is due to the Faculty and Students of O Dea High School to Kennell Ellis Studios to Delta Composing Service to Mr Charles J Herb to Mr Jim Palm CAmerican Yearbook Con pany Representativel to Mme J Abadie CLourdes Francel to Misses Nora O Neill and Alice Gieselnan to lvlrs J D Leonard and finally to the O Dea Nlothers Club with out fvhorr the Staff could not adequately n eet the cost of production of this Yearbook 96 that without the assistance of many others not directly engaged in the actual composition, this book s 5 I ' .. 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