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

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PAUL JOSEPH KIESEL Holy Family ’57 Paul is very interested in electronics. He did reasonably well in high school, and has very pleasant memories of his four years with the Brothers. Whenever he could, he supported the games and other activities that make up the entire school program. He hopes to be a success in whatever he under- takes in life. JOHN GORDON KERR | Holy Rosary '57 John has been the tall silent man in the school for the past four years. He participated in the Bowling Club in Freshman and Soph- omore Year, and made the Honor Roll as a Freshman. He plans to be a success in life. CHARLES DAVID KIRKEY St. Edward’s ’57 As a Freshman Chuck was one of those on the Honor Roll. He has been a great asset to the Football Team with whom he played for four years. He was likewise on the Track Team for four years and a member of the I.A.A. in third year. He won two Varsity Letters and a place on the Letterman’s Club. He was on the Social Committee 3 and 4, and on the Ski Club 4. As a life work Chuck looks forward to Hospital Administration. 19 DONALD BERNARD KOCH Saint Edward’s '57 Since his Freshman Year Don has followed a well-balanced schedule of study which enabled him to be on the Honor Roll in First and Second Year. In athletics his activities comprise Track 2,3,4; I.A.A. 2; Baseball 4. SEN lO R As a Junior and a Senior he participated in the Social Committee Functions. After grad- uation Don plans to attend college and study Chemical Engineering. 24 |

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GEORGE HANSEN JACOBSON St. Anthony’s ’57 George entered O’Dea with the mighty clan from the wilderness of St. Anthony’s ‘in Renton. He is one of O’Dea’s proudest athletic products, having won honors on the All-city level. George made a name for him- self in school activities by participating in Student Senate 2, Student Council 4, Class Officer 2 4, I.A.A. 1,2,3, Letterman’s Club 2,3,4. His illustrious athletic career included Football .1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. This rounds off the four years of one of the most popular O’Dea seniors. ALAN RICHARD JERGENS Alan was an Honor Student in his Freshman Year. He has been keeping an eye on his grades ever since, and has progressed with el JAMES CLEMENT KAISER satisfaction to himself and to his teachers. — Holy Family ’57 He was a member of the Glee Club for three years, and a four-year member of the Library and Bookroom Staffs. In his hours of leisure, at O’Dea, he also gained many benefits from Alan plays the piano or engages in some dé his association with the other fellows in the useful reading. He hopes to attend college é school, and from the guidance of his teachers. and to be a success in life. J He was a fairly good student especially in Freshman Year when he made the Honor Roll. Jim believes that while he enjoyed himself He once again took his work seriously in Senior Year so that he would have the necessary qualifications for graduation. His future remains undecided as far as he knows; however he is determined to make a success in life. MICHAEL ELLIOT KACZOR Queen Anne H.S. ’59 Mike came to O’Dea in his Junior Year. He has been on the Social Committee, Coronation Ball Cemmittee, and Senior Prom Committee. He is a member of the Publicity Committee and the Ski Club. To most of the Brothers he is known as ‘‘Kaczor’s Taxi Service’’. In his spare time Mike doés oil painting in which he is much interested. He has had his hours of sadness, he claims, but his good and happy days far eutnumber the former. He deserves to be a great success in whatever type of activity he may choose in life.

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THOMAS JOSEPH KOVACICH Saint Edward’s ’57 Tom did the work of the average student at O’Dea. He never reached the Honor Division although he did his best to keep his grades satisfactory. He played Football for the four years and joined the Track Team likewise. In his third year he was a member of the I.A.A. His quiet and cheerful disposition has won him many friends at O’Dea. His ambition is to graduate. EUGENE ALFRED KRANC Saint Joseph ’57 Throughout his four years at O’Dea Gene has been known as ‘‘shorty’’, ‘‘Crank’’ and other odd appellations; however, his virile and good-natured personality enable him to “‘brush’ off’? these friendly jibes and to 5 continue to be a well-liked student. His FRANK DAVID LA FAZIA Ws activities include School Paper 1; Track 3; Star of the Sea, Bremerton '57 : Glee Club 1; Football 4. He expects to go Frank is one of the many students who cross to college in the Fall. the Sound each day to attend high schools in Seattle. He has been active in the school scholastically and athletically. He was one of the top men on the Track Team meriting a coveted place in the Letterman’s Club. In his Sophomore and Junior Years he worked with the I.A.A. After graduation Frank hopes to enter college and to keep running. RICHARD EDWARD LOGAN Evergreen School ’57 Since Richard came to O'Dea he participated in many school activities such as Glee Club 1; School Paper 1,4; Bowling Club 2; Basket- ball Manager 2; Sodality 3; Social Committee 3,4; Debate 3,4; Poster Club 2. He hopes to further his education so as to better his position in life.