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

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On Christmas Eve, 1967, an O ' Dea student was fatally injured in an automobile accident and died in Harborview Hospital on January 3,1968. Frank Leahy came to O ' Dea as a freshman in 1967, and he quickly made new friends. Frank prospered from his great number of frie nds and accordingly, the year passed quickly. But now, Francis Patrick Leahy exists continually in the minds and hearts of those who were lucky enough to know him, and in this manner, Frank will always be close at hand. We have loved them during life let us not

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Still tangible in the hearts of the seniors is the memory of two classmates who left us last Christ¬ mas in a tragic accident. Pete Abeyta possesed most of the attri¬ butes of a young O ' Dea man. His character¬ istic smile portrayed his nonchalant nature and peace of mind. Friendship with Pete was very easy because of his generous dispo¬ sition. In coming to O ' Dea, he contributed much to the lives of all those who met him. Don Schuller, always full of mirth arid joy, kept spirits high wherever he went. A hard worker and a friend to most everybody, Don was always on the go whether in school or at home. On the way home from church, Don met death when the car he was riding in crashed into a telephone pole. forget them in death Jr ' 4 1 ' J b sep jij Mf -4 |B IL 1