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

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MICHAEL JOHN CACATIAN = Saint Teresa ’5 Mike has been a worthy prcduct of his early training. As a Freshmen and again as a Soph- omore he excelled in his studies making the Honor Roll in both years. In his Senior Year Mike joined the Social Committee. His ambi- tion is to live a good life and to be a success. JAMES FRANCIS CADDEN Ninilchik Territorial School, Alaska Jim is a comparative stranger at O’Dea. He came to the school as a senior. In Alaska, Jim traveled twenty-six miles to and from school to obtain an education. He came to O’Dea to learn enough to qualify himself for college. He expects to return to Alaska and study electronics. WILLIAM PATRICK CAREY Holy Rosary 57 Bill has done his best to reach his goal: Graduation Day. His quiet and easy-going ways have won him a circle of friends in the school, and especially in Room 206 where he is best known. As extra-curricular aetiv- ities Bill resorts to fishing, swimming, and rebuilding old cars. He hopes to become a contractor, and to construct a dream home. 16 JOHN MICHAEL CANTALINI Holy Rosary °57 John started his first year at O’Dea with a bang. He was on the Student Senate, Student Council, and Honor Roll. He has been one of the most active all-round students in the school. In his first and second year he played Basketball, and in all four years he played Baseball. He is one of the few that remained four years on the Football Team. He has been on the I.A.A. for three years, a member of the Social Committee in Junior Senior Year, and on the Ski Club, Sodality, and Publicity Committee. Jon’s hope is to enter college after graduation. 9 SENIOR

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GERALD LAWRENCE BOSI Saint George ’57 Jerry arrived at O’Dea from the wilds of Saint George. His magnetic personality has made him one of O’Dea’s most likeable students. His desire to keep everyone happy has added joy to the lives of his fellow students among whom he ranks second to none. He has made the Honor Roll in four consecutive years, and has kept the scholas- tic rivalry in Room 205 at a high pitch. His numerous activities include Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; School. Paper 2; Student Senate 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Social Committee 3; Cheer Leader 4, and Glee Club 1. The world is eagerly awaiting Jerry’s ambition which seemingly he has been keep- ing ‘‘top secret.’’ We all know that Jerry will be a success in whatever field he pursues. MICHAEL JOHN BROWN Holy Rosary ’57 The mighty ‘‘M.B.”’ claims that he had to struggle through to graduation. Not only did he make it, but he also proved that he was very interested in his school by being on the track team for three years, and with the football team for all four years. He joined the Social Committee in his third year and the Ski Club in his fourth year. He is always striving to improve himself and to become a success in life. JOSEPH TSUNO CAASI Immaculate '57 Unlike many students of this age, Joe had to walk to schoo! every day . . . He did his best at his books, but he considers his Participation in school activities inadequate. In Freshman Year he played Basketball; as a Sophomore he was on Track and a Football Manager. His interest in Mechanical Drawing will, he hopes, enable him to qualify as a Draftsman. MICHAEL ANTHONY BUCHER Briscoe School ’57 Mike left the rural surroundings in which he did his grade school work to come to O’Dea for high school work. He is quiet and very unassuming stating about himself that he enjoyed Religion II Class very much, and adding that he is interested in remodelling cars, and in succeeding in life.

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DON RAYMOND COLASURDO St. Edward’s “57 Since Don came to O’Dea, he has maintained a reasonably good average in his studies. Giving of his best to sports, he played Foot- ball, was a Track man for four years, and in the Letterman Club 2,3,4. His favorite past- time is cartooning. He hopes to become a commercial artist. ROBERT ALLEN CORNICK Cathedral School ’57 For the past four years Robert has crossed the Aurora Bridge to reach O’Dea on time for school. He took part in the Glee Club for two years, and was a member of the J.A.A. for three years. He gave of his best where O’Dea was concerned. Keeping up his grades DENNIS VINCENT COVELLO was no easy task for Robert; however, he Saint Edward’s ’57 Dennis has distinguished himself most as a student of Freshman Year. He has an interest in Mechanical Drawing which he completed as his elective in Senior Year. After school did a man’s part and made reasonable prog- ress in his work to the great satisfaction of his teachers. Robert has always been a little gentleman who could be relied upon to do credit to his school and his family. He hopes to make a success in life, and to reflect Dennis played on the Tennis Team, and was a member of the Ski Club. He also worked with the Poster Club. His desire is that he make good in life. credit on those who have helped him at home and in school. KENNETH LEE CROWDER Cathedral '57 Ken or K.C., as he is usually called by his circle of friends, hails from West Seattle. During his four years at O’Dea, Ken has been a rather good student. He has been on the Honor Roll every year. He enhanced his reputation by placing second in the school in the National Merit Contest. As a result of some ‘“‘shady’’ episodes in the Lab. Ken. was affectionately known as ‘““KLEPTO”’, a name he did not resent. His extra-curricular activities included Basketball, Track, membership in the I.A.A., and Glee Club 1 and 2. He looks forward to a “‘big time’ salary as a Chemical Engineer.