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

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FACULTY Patience — with green freshmen; with inconsistent sophomores; with ambitious juniors; with impatient seniors .... Donating time and energy to the expansion of our knowledge from their ' s .... Giving their spare time to the school activities. Christianity — the faculty lives it: day to day; hour to hour; minute to minute. 12 TELEPHGNE

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This year Mrs. Robert Kirschner is celebrating her 10th anni¬ versary as the school treasurer, secretary and registrar. Keeping the office organized and giving it the sorely needed feminine touch, Mrs. Kirschner ' s main job in the morning is to write the reasons for our illnesses. Mrs. Kirschner is a graduate of the Seattle Secretarial College. Administration. Brother John j. Donnelly, above, is famil¬ iar to many of the O ' Dea alumni because he spent half of his 53 years of teaching here. From Seattle U., Brother received his M.A. in History and his B.A. in Latin. He has also studied at Fordham U. Br. Don¬ nelly teaches U.S. History and Religion III. Besides being the Vice Principal, Br. Donnelly is also the Bookstore Manager and the Mission Coordinator. Br. Bernard A. Parent, the star center for the faculty basketball team, was also a star football player for Cantwell High School. In spite of his athletic endeavors. Brother ' s busy schedule and many re¬ sponsibilities as principal, prevent him from coaching any of our teams. With an M.A. in Educational Psychology from Immaculate College and a B.A. in English from Iona College, Br. has been teaching for 15 years.