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

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MISS RENEE LASHUA, new to O'Dea this year, edudates the Frosh in French, and the Sophomores in History. She has come to teach here after studying for four years at Marylhurst College in Oregon, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in both French and History. Miss Lashua spends many hours Working in the school library. Born and raised in Port Townsend, she enjoys music, reading, singing, and playing the guitar. ath-Science In his fifth year of teaching at O'Dea, BROTHER MURRAY continues to turn out many fine Math students. A usual day for Brother consists of instructing the Frosh and Sophs in Algebra, the juniors in Geometry and Religion, andthe Seniors in Math Analysis. In his spare time Brother can be found moderating the Fathers Club, conducting the Band, and coaching the Golf team on it's way to another successful SCHSOTI. f 4 ....L2F.j ,... In 2-K X , 'R' I. .fi 'iff . , 71 41,54 'J l

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B Languages J Q 1 BYRiO'1?I'1ZER LAWLOR, now. in 'his tenth Year' at 'O Dea, has completed his 3'lst year of teaching. Brother Lawlor received this M.Ag in Latin at St, John's University in Brooklyn. Brother onceiagain taught the Freshman and Sophomore Latin classes' and had the uspiepialf' Itfnioifs in his' care. He: 211561 taught Religion. to the Sophomoresi When not teaching, Brother' gives his- time to g hiking? -moderating the bowling team, and listening to classical 'music and moderating the Sodality. 14 In addition to several other new members, on this golden anniversary year, Wei have 'BROTHER PETER 113, PATTITUCGI, who, -comes to- us from Leo: High in Cliioagot, Brother graduated frem cannwen High 'School in Los angeiesf After this., Brother enrolled at Iona College in New- York where -he received his BLA. in Spanish. Hen also studied at the University of Madrid, During the day, however, Brother finds little' time for siestas beingfkept :busy teaching Spanish Ig IT, HIII, English lg- and Religion III. lnfwhait spare time he 'has Brother diligently COEl'Ches the 'Varsity' and junior Varsity Basketball teams.

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. NL-:JA Eg 5-yr , K' 4 A new and popular aiddinon to nie faoculty this year was MR. DAN ANDERSONL He was a ggreat asset to the school by his teaching of Freshman Algebra, General Science, and Biology 'to the Sopliornores, 'His educaition, which he received at the University of Awashington, has 'led 'him to teach in Sydneyge Australia and 'Edinundsyl Washington. b'efo:1:,e-his 'coming 'toyO Dea. After school' finds him 'coaching Fresh basketball and assisting with 'Track and Cross Country, Anderson also enjoys o'the:c,s1ooQrtsLa.nd travejlingai ro r MR-. MICHAEL FORTEER, in his Seventh 'yeaf -at 'O'Dea,f teaches typing to the Freshman, Juniors and Seniors. ll-Ie also teaches Mathematics and Geometry to the' Juniors. Min Eortzieris originally from Aliben:ta,v Clanada, andlwent to high school? in- 'British Columbia. He holds ia' Bachelor of Arts degree iil Math 'froni Denver University and mojderanes the school'-s Hockey 'Clubs , - ,-I ye- is-egg apes Lf? Wg?