Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1937 volume:

Qs sux f, B x ,XA peclication The Faculty and students of the Seattle preparatory School, in o tolcevn ol love and appreciation, dedicate the 1937 edition ot the Echo to the memory of Father Dennis Sullivan, S. fake 1937 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS QF SEATTLE PREPARATQRY SC!-TQGL SEATTLE, WAS!-TINGTCDN I president Rev. Francis Corlcery, S Principal I V Rev. Eroncisf5,,,IL9,gQfrf'S. ,I 9,41-ff X 1' QA-sg, ie I 'Zzcufty FR. NATALISJ. MARUCA, S. -I., M. A. Religion, Latin, Erench,,Moderator ofStuJent, Council AQ- jr .f r , -fo ' ER. EDWARD FLAJOLE, S. J., M. A. . Religion, German, Latin, Moderator ofGerman Club X . 5 I MR. HAROLDJ. GREIF, S. J., M. A. ,e -A 2 Religion, Chemistry, Algebra 'W J MR. EDWARDJ. KEENAN, S. -I., M. A. Religion, Latin, Greek, Librarian, Moderator ofI. MR. GERALD 0. MCDONALD, S. -I., M. A. Religion, Latin, English, Spanish, Moderator of III A if 4 MR. EVERETT M. RUELLE, S. J., M. A. 'C' 'R L 1 . f . English, Economics, Moderator of III B, Dramatics MR. ROBERT V. RENNER, S. J., M. A. Religion, History, Civics, Moderator of II A, ltar Boy Society, ' rl ,,d'f43tv flf e 'W-41-ff fm R. PAUL LUGER, S. J., M. A. I Physics, Mathematics, Sodality M A. B ETT C lR1GUAIis:xjS. J., MIA. T . Ealigijygieo 'A o M dera I B, Athletics, Lettermenls C f MR. A . ABLAN, igi isl or o IV A, IV B, Publicati s er Club MR. EDWARDDI. COEN, A. B. I 056011 Ancient and Modern History, I A Moderator MR. FRANCIS A. WALTERSKIRCHEN, LL. B. Physical Education, Senior Football Coach 'X 'US xx ,ff eniou BATES, WILLIAM f Bill j'-St. Alphonsus School. Sodality I-2-3-45 Sodality Officer I-2. Echo, Panther 2-3-4g Letterman 4g Tennis Team 3-49 Manager 3'4g Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club Oflicer 4g Baseball 25 Class Ofhcer 1-2-3-4g Class President lf4g!Debating I-Z-3-4. A g BLOOMFIELD, SIDNEY 1 Sid J- Entered from St. Joseph's. Draw Club 3g Sodalfity I-2-3'4. LJ 1 f BOEHM, JOHN'-Entered from St. Edward's School, Sticliijlity I'2'3'4g Sodality Ollicer 2'3g Class Officer 4g Debating 3g Glee Cu I'2'4. . ff ' ff X prada!- Y AN MEIR, R ERT C Bob J -Entered from St. Joseplfs. Soclility 1-Z-3-4g Basketball I-Zg Football Z5 Panther Club 4g Dramatic Q 4. A QM ig MLSW BREE , PAUL q chuH2 p -Entered from sr. Josephs. Sodality l'2'3g Sodality Ollicer Ig Echo 3'4g Panther 2-3-43 Baseball 1'2p Basketball l'2' Class resident 1g,Debate 4g Manager 2-3-49 Glee Club 1'2-4. BUL MES C Slim j'-Entered from St. Anne's, Sodality l'2'3g B ball 4g Foot all 4g Class Ofhcer 45 Letterman 4. f '7- CARROLL, A J -Entered from O'Dea Grade School. Dramatic Club 2'3g Baseball I'2-3-4g Football 1-2-3-4g Basketball 1f2g Baseball Captain 4g Stuclentfbody Ollicer 3'4g Sodality I'2-3-45 IJettermen's Club 1'2'3'1g I:ettermen's Club President 4. I ,.,,Af'..NA' nvbq,-l,L,1.x! 1CORRlGAN, MARTIN f Marty J'-Entered from O'Dea. Sodality 1'Z-3-45 Class Officer 4. 'fy' , J ' 5 4, C -Entered from St. Joseph's. X Sodality I-2'3-4g Panther 3-4g Basketball l'2g Echo 4. DEIGNAN, JOSEPH f Yea j -Entered from St. Margaret's. 'X Sodality I'2-3'4g--Debating 3'4g Panther 3. XI 'il 'x PDCNOHUE, ANDREW q--Andy 'Q-Emma from sr. John's. Sodality 1'2-3-4g Echo 4g Base all 4g Football 2-3'4g Letterman 45 Basket' ball lg Boxing 3. 'E'VOY, LAWRENCE Q Larry J'-Entered from St, Joseph's. Dramatic Club 2'3g bating 1-2-35 Sodality I-2-3'4g Boxing 3-4g Panther 3, GjEfClub 3. ' 'I 4 XXX Q , . 21. FAIRHU T,iJACK CHNOW, ter , tered from St. Anne's, od l'2'3-45 dality cer Ig ocution lg Debating 2-3-4g Panther 35 - 5 s 3'4. V' A OLEJ JAMES Q When did you assign that? J -Entered from St. Josephs Basketball l'2'3g Baseball Ig Football I'2g Sodality 1'2'3-4g Dramatics 3'4g Boxing 3-4. Y 4 I eniotd , 1' I r. 'T ':A' FLYNN, ROBERT C Big Bob j -Entered from the Immaculate Conception, Sodality I-2-3g aseball 1-25 Football I-2-3'4g Boxing 3. IJ Q Ml W P GAGA , IAM fl -Entered from St. john's School. , Baseball 2g Manager -3g Panther 3'4g Sodality I-2-3-4g Echo 45 Letterman r - I, Z-4g Football 2'3-4. f Q t A' 4 GOUGH, JAMES ps j-Entered from Blessed Sacrament. 'Elocution 3g Dra tics 4. A A J5- GUCINSKI, LEONARD C Ooose j'-Entered from Holy Rosary. O, , Sodality I'2-3-4g Panther 4g Glee Club 3g Basketball I-2. , ,I ff W Q ' 'I mf HAINES, WILLIAM C Willy J -Entered from St. Anne's. I S'odality 1-2-3-4g Panther 4g Dramatic Club 3-4g Baseball lg Panther Club 4g ' A W Olhcer 4. A HAVEN, LOUIS f Louie j -Entered from St. Patrick's. Sodality I-2-3-45 Altar Society 4g Sodality Officer 3-45 Echo Editor 4g Panther Editor 45 Dramatic Club 4g Elocution 35 Class Olhcer lg Debating 3-45 Panther Club 4g Orchestra 35 Glee Club 2g Student Council 4, UWM HOE CHEN, LAWRENCE f Larry j Entered from St. joseph's. Sodality I-2-3g Panther 45 Dramatic Club 3-4g Glee Club I'2g Basketball 1'2. y Q, J ' i s IR , O T ' a esp r I ntered from St. Mary's. Baseball I-Zg Football I-2g Elocution 2'.3'4g Class Officer I'2'3'4g Sodality 1-2-3-4g Debating 2-3-45 Debate President 49 Boxing 2'3g Student Council 4, -IOHNSON, KENNETH f Ken j -Entered from Coe School. Debating 3g Sodality I-2'3-4. JORDAN, CHA s f Chuck J -Emma from sr. 1oseph's. Sodality 1-2 . ANE,-IAMES f Cupid -Entered from St. Margaret's. Sodality 1'2-3'4g Baseba I I-2-3'4g Letterman 3-4g Class Ofhcer I. KELLY, WILLIAM f Bill J -Entered from Blessed Sacrament. Sodality 1-2-3-4g Sodality Olhcer Z'3-45 Class Olhcer 1-4g Dramatic Club 1-2-3'4g Altar Society 4g Panther Editor 4g Echo Editor 4g Elocution I-2-3-43 Debating 35 Panther Club 4g Student Council 4g Basketball and Baseball Manager 4, 3 LENIHAN, EMMETT f Emmie j -Entered from St. Anne's. Dra ic Club 4g Debatin Z-3-4g Panther 2-3-4g Basketball 3'4. ' ff , 4 W A McD NELL3 LAWRENCE f Larry j -Entered from Immaculate Conception. A Sodality 1'2-3g Dramatic Club 3-4g Elocution Ig Basketballg Debating 2'3g Orchestra 1-2. fwfr! f'f91f1wZL Q, 'Q' 'C T I qv 62? na f I 2111015 McGARRY OHNC Sleepy D Entered from St Marys Class O cer 1 2 3 Sodality l 2 3 Debating 2 Glee Club 3 MCGERR FRANCISK Bud D Entered from St john s Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Oflicer 3 4 Debating Club 2 3 4 Sodality I Z 3 4 Basketball I 2 Boxing 3 Baseball 1 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Class Officer 1 2 3,4 Lettermen Officer Student Council 4 Student body President4 !7'e,v-f-'lf MERRIC EPH Sleepy joe Q Entered from Garfield High School Basket I I 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Sodality I Z 3 4 Sodality Oflicer Panther 2 3 4 Elocution l Echo 2 3 4 Debating 2 MYERS ROBERQZK SWEntered from Broadway High School Debate Club 4 Dr atic Club 4 Boxing 4 BRIEN JAMES I Nescio D Entered from Sacred Heart Sodality I 2 3 4 Sodality Officer 2 O FLYNN PATRICK C O F Entered from St joseph S Sudality I 2 4 Sodality O cer 2 Panther 2 Debating 1 2 Basketball 1 Class Officer 1 O NEIEE ROBERT Q Blimp J Entered from Broadway High School Football 3 4 Sodality 3 4 Boxing 3 4 RLAND WILLIAM f Quid Q-Entered from Immaculate Conception. Elocution 13 Panther Club 4' Football 4' Baseball 2-3-4' Boxing 3' Glee Club I3-4A Class Officer 3. PICHT HOWARD f Howie Q-Entered from St, ohn s, Sodality 1-2'3'4' Class President l'2-3'4' Student Council 4' Panther 3-4' Echo 2'3'4' Baseball I-2-3-4' Football 2'3'4' Manager 2-3' Student Body Oflicer 4' Boxing 3' Lettermen s Club 3-4. RICHARDS RAYMOND f Rah Rah 'J'-Entered from Broadway High, Dramatic Club 3-4' Debating 3' Panther Club President 4' Yell King 4' Sodaliry 3-4' Panther Staff 4. ROBINSON JOHN Q 'Robbynj --Entered from Blessed Sacrament. Sodality l'Z-3'4' Officer l'2' Debating 2'3-4' Football 2'3' Panther Staff' 4' Class OfI'i 3' Baslce b Il 2. ROG THE DO E ed y -- ntered from Longfellow School. Basketball l'2' Deba 2'3' Boxing 3' Sodality l'2-3-4' Football 3' Class Officer 2-3. RUTHERFORD, WILLIAM f Scottie Q -Entered from St. Margaret' . Sodality 1'2-3-4g Debating I-2-35 Dramatics 1'2'3. RYAN, GEORGE f'AMoose j -Entered from O'Dea Grade School. Sodality I-2'3g Sodality Officer l'2g Dramatic Club 3g Basketball I'Z-3'4g Football l'2-3'4g Football Captain 45 Class Officer I-2-3'4g Class President I g Student Body Officer 25 Letterman 2'3-4g Officer 4. 4 K- Cf' 'ig rf if , eniou gf - - s REYNOLDS, ROBERT f Bobby j -Entered from O'Dea High School. Basketball 2'3'4, Captain 4, Letterman 2-3-4, Olhcer 4, Manager Z-3, Sodality 2'3-4. SIMPSON, ANTHONY f Tony Q--Entered from St. johns 3- ag Baseball 2-3-4, Sodality I-2-3. I ' , A ' i I x- 5 -f'kx.'DfJfv14f! If STEELE, DO L he ate on , - nter f Immaculate Conception, V' Soclality 1-2-3-4, Officer 1, Echo 3, Dramatic Club 4, Baseball 1, Debating 4, Panther Club Officer 4. A STEWART, JACK f Stewic Benedict's School. Baseball 1'2-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Tennis 3-4, Sodality I-Z'3-4, Debating I-2 Letterman 3-4, Class Officer I-2, Manager 3'4, Dramatics 2-4. SULLIVAN, IOHN f Sully j -Entered from St. Edwards Sodality 1'2'3g Sodality Officer 1'2, Dramatic Club 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Class Officer 3, Deba6b 2-I Yell King 3-4, Panther Club President 4. am' - THEBAUD, DELPHIN f Del Q--St, Mary's Academy, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Dramatic Club 4, Baseball 4, Debating 4, Boxing 4, Sodality 4. S. WEST, DONALD f Wayout j -Entered from St. joseph's School. Dramatic Club 3, Baseball 1-2, Class Officer 1'2'3-4, Sodality 1-2'3-4, Panther Club 4, Glee Club 1. P 41 ZEYEN, JOSEPH C Whirlwind j--Entered from St. -Ioseph's. Dramatic Club 4A Boxing 4, Baseball 4, Glee Club 3, Sodality 1-2-3'4. , I n L, ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM f Army l -Entered from Cathedral School. Sodalityi 1-2-3, Debating 1-2-3, Elocution 2-3. BOXER, FRANK f Baxter Q -Entered from St. -Ioseph's School. Letterman 314, Basketball I-Z'3'4g Baseball I-23, Sodality 1-Z'3, Class Olhcer I-2, Dramatics 3'4, Debating 2-3, Football Manager 23. MCKNICHT, JACK fuvlaclvcienj -Entered from Cvarhel School,-5 Football 2'3'4, Baseball 2-4, Basketball 2, Letter ' ' Ef O'NElLL, WILLIAM f Billy j -Entered from St. Marys Fargo, North Dalco Football 2, Debating 23, Glee Club 2, Sodality 1-Z-3-4. fra I r.. fffofheu' 61146 THE MOTHERS' CLUB will always be a cherished organization in this school, and to them the students will always owe a debt of gratitude. The Mothers have responded heartily whenever the school and the boys needed help. The Mothers have now become an indispensable and integral part in the promotion of school welfare. We can never forget the annual Football Banquet which the Mothers provide for us. Their monthly card parties kept up the gymnasium Where a large part of our fun took place throughout the year. The Italian Dinner is now an annual event because of the aid and foresight of the Mothers. The prospects of a High School dance were dark until the Mothers' Club took it into its hands and made a huge success of it. To show our appreciation of all that the Mothers did during the past year the students gave a Mothers' Day party on May 7. Mass and Communion were followed by breakfast and enter' tainment in the gymnasium. Although this little festival was nothing compared to the efforts of our Mothers and their interest in our regard, we trust that they realized our appreciation and love for them. -gasoczkted .gucfenta As A RESULT of last year's cam aign on the part of Seattle Prep students to elect their studentfbody officers, Frank McGerr received the largest number of votes for the presidency, and when the votes were tabulated it was found that Howard Picht was chosen vicefpresident. The position of secretary was filled by William Bellinger, while Martin Carroll per' formed the. duties of sergeanvatfarms. Frank McGerr, our president, better known as Bud, entered from St. john's School in nineteen hundred and thirtyfthree 119331. From the very day he came through the threshold of our institution Bud has been ver active, playing both football and baseball, an outstanding student, ancf, at all times he has endeavored to work for the betterment of the whole school. For Bud we have the highest esteem, and at this time we wish to thank him for the able manner in which he conducted the student' body while he was the guiding hand. Few words can adequately explain the character of our vice'president, Howard Picht, and the best example of this is the position to which he was elected. Howard, congenially known as Howie, entered Seattle Prep from St. john's School in 1933. He is an excellent scholar, over- flowing with school spirit, and is very active in sports and other extra' curricular activities. Qur secretary, Bill Bellinger, entered from Immaculate Conception School in 1934. Bill performed an excellent job of keeping the minutes, always having them up to date, and o en for inspection or reference whenever any of the studentfbody wishecf to see them. Martin CMartyD Carroll, our sergeant'at'arms, entered from the Immaculate Conception. School in 1935. Though only a Freshman, Marty was elected to this high position of honor, and throughout the rest of his high school days we look for great things from Marty. At the beginning of the second semester this year, the student'body elected officers for next year: William Bellinger, president, Charles Morrill, vicefpresident, and Thomas Branigan, secretary. Bill Bellinger, our president, who previous to the recent election was the secretary, is doing a wonderful job. His school spirit is one of the most outstanding of the whole studentfbody, and he is endeavoring to instill the same in each and everyone of the students. Bill is conducting the studentfbody meetings in a unique fashion, and it is hoped that his good work will be continued throughout the coming year. Our vicefpresident, Charles Morrill, is one of our outstanding students both in curricular and extrafcurricular activities. Chuck is liked by everyone from the very first time they meet him. The position which he holds is sufficient proof of this. Thomas Branigan, our secretary, is one of the exce tional football players of the school. Tom is only a Sophomore, but fie is filling the difficult job of secretary like a veteran by following the same policies of his predecessor, Bill Bellinger. 2. .4-5 4-'ff PANTHER STAFF f,J1l.vmu1Cxf1x.f , . . .,... Lurls Hmm .md XNVIIIIKNI KIIIX 'X1.n1.1,g1v1g Kilim . , . . , .Crmuu s N1ORllll 1 fXrzuff.11IJr,.. .. .,I.-'mrs Qmnn Spnrrx ffdnnr. , . , .Im TN1FRRlk'h Iulfllh l ,fiIUP' . . A.fl.Y'Ylh1PIQ 'X1.1n.zgu . .Mun N1cH1w,H r .XNYIIIIANI 31111-wlsz C .1VxItI,lfl.'H Xf.1n,xgLr . Lux Rl ml H01 M HI x faulty N1u.fn'.1rm' . , .. .. .., ,. . . N1Am'l's PM my S ,I Num Staff VY1H1.un Hmmm. Ihmn.1x Ryan, fugunc Puulllx. Harry xNvllSUI'I B111 'IJ lor. U n VVQSI. hi lv 'X ' - ' y u B .1 kI'1L.l Nu! B.mmm. Len- Illlrnatnm, Ylohn Wr-lght. ll Ju VV1 y X1.1ck.1y..loc SII'1Cl'iI.ll'1d, Lcunard Cjuun f'f,zI1m' Ummm Howlc Punt, R111 .'Xrn1strur1g, ffmmctt Lenihan, ,luxrm Ripe- Pxul Breen, Bull ptflflligtf MIWMI .A,,, M 4 THE ECHO STAFF presents this 1937 edition of our yearbook to the student body, hoping that you will gather as much joy and happiness from its pages as we, the staff, have found in editing and preparing it for press. We have tried to produce a book representing the last Word in modern methods of production. The Echo is the first yearbook in the city to be completely lithographed, and the type of cover and binding is the last word in modernity. EIIIIOVA in Chirf ...., Managing Editor, . , Clams ..,... Arliutics. ., Alhlclzis. . ffhrunnfc .... . . . . . 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KENT The Panthers opened their 1936 season by taking an easy 18'0 victory over the Kent Vandals. The Prepsters opened the scoring in the second quarter when Wally Carroll threw a thirty yard pass to jim Bulman in the end zone. The two other Prep scores came in the second hall' with Carroll packing the ball on wide end sweeps behind brilliant interference. O'DEA Seattle Prep won the Catholic High School championship ofthe city by beating the 0'Dea Irish 6 to 0 before 5,000 rabid fans, The Panthers scored early in the second quarter with jack McKnight crossing the goal on a line plunge. By this victory Pre ained the ermanent ossession ofthe Columbian S uire's tro h , I Ptg P I P I Cl P Y' emblematic o the Catholic championship of Seattle. CONZAGA The Gonzaga game, played at Spokane, was the scene of the Panther's first defeat. Gonzaga scored in the second, third and fourth quarters, and converted twice for a total of twenty points. The Panthers had a hard time piercing the Conzaga line and the deepest they reached was the Bullpupis twenty yard line, ST. MARTINS The Panthers resumed their schedule by snatching a 20 to 0 victory from St. Nl.1I'llDS, The Pantheris hrst six points came in the second quarter when Bulman hauled down Carroll's pass in the end zone. BREMERTON Seattle Prep travelled across the bay and lost a 20-6 game to the strong Bremerton Waldcats. Bremerton scored twice in the first half on long runs. jones. Bremerton fullback, ran seventyfhve yards to a touchdown when the whole Prep team stopped as an ofhcial blew his whistle signalling an offside. The Panthers only points came in the fourth quarter on a thirty yeard pass from Carroll to Merrick. BAINBRIDCE In the hnal game of the season the Panthers trounced a much smaller Bainbridge team to chalk up a 30'0 decision. Wally' Carroll's touchdown in the second began a rout which didn't end until the Bainbridge goalrline had been crossed five times. Aw if-4 K' 4.5 'Nl UW' gr.-g -4 . va f 3' ' lily, L- . ,, ,L, L ff 2 F35gQ,lW5k' X b x I4 X X Z Aff, , wr' 5-C' , YJ 1- , V vs. A E ' A- ' ' 'fn'- E' XM ,Adv J.. ' A FL Q . H A, I V .nn mx W kv: x .-' 3- ' I W,-. .Qi A f- N gg. 'iv - ,gin fu x - 1 V S' A t A F-. Z, 3 , r A Ak . 75'-Y. M' if 7 ' f ' f ' K . Q , 7 r Q , h ix 5 -xvhn f sl 5 Lg 3 , Lf 1. ... if '- k V a I Q- 'if' 'nr ' Q A in 5, A 5 x P 'Q fx 7 ' f? V :ft , - we 2 , M-- 'N' 5'7 '. I ' A 7 ,I 'P . -' Q ,, ' sy 0 IM G V 3 'kgx .5515 L ., , 5445216411 MR. CORRIGAN, S. J.-Much of Prep's prowess A in athletics this year was due to the extensive work of the Athletic Director. He also showed his worth when be became basketball coach at midfseason in the place of Dr. Logan. Here he submitted a new attack and defense, and com' pleted a creditable season. ln his capacity as Athletic Director, Mr. Corrigan also organized the intramural basketball and indoor leagues for the interest of the students. Under the guiding hand of Mr. Corrigan, the Seattle Prep Panthers sailed through their basketball schedule, winning seventeen games out of a possible twentyfsix. Although handicapped by the graduation of several lettermen, the Panthers had a fast quintet built around Windy Reynolds, center and captain. Jack Stewart, flashy forward, led the team in individual scoring with a total of 150 points. Close behind were Joe Merrick and Frank Boxer. Filling the guard positions were Bill Bates and George Ryan. The second team hung up eighteen wins. From this squad Hyde, Fallon, DeDonato, and Branigan should see First team service next year. Seattle Prep. . .27 Kirkland ..,.., 17 Seattle Prep. . .27 Everett . . . . . . .35 Seattle Prep. . .32 Evans Mkt. . . 54 Seattle Prep. . .30 Bothell . . . . . . .26 Seattle Prep. . .56 Mantle Club . 33 Seattle Prep. . .20 O'Dea . . .. . . .35 Seattle Prep. . .21 Bremerton .... 46 Seattle Prep. . .33 Edmonds . . . . . .24 Seattle Prep. . .18 Buckley. ...... 11 Seattle Prep. . .29 Eatonville. . . . .15 Seattle Prep. . .37 Bothell ....... 19 Seattle Prep. . .23 Enumclaw. . . . .39 Seattle Prep. . .32 Enumclaw ..... 22 Seattle Prep. . .25 Everett . . . . . . .24 Seattle Prep. . .43 Edmonds ..... 10 Seattle Prep. . .21 St. Martin's. . . .18 Seattle Prep. . .33 Kirkland ...... 18 Seattle Prep. . .32 Bremerton. . . . .14 Seattle Prep. . .27 Buckley. ...... 22 Seattle Prep. . .23 Eatonville. . . . .26 Seattle Prep. . .28 Bellermine . . .17 Seattle Prep... 8 O'Dea . . .. . . .29 Seattle Prep. . .41 St. Martins . . .20 ,fafulcfe Tournament pedal!! 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I '3 x N. ,- 1 4 E I kj Q 5' Q if-TI tl GMM GWW www za A QMW' 2 . ag 'WFS ' -.gn A A Sul- IX.. 2 gh L 'Freshmen TUTORED rn oe Budmclx the Frosh made a very good showlng th1s year Thev beat O Dea three tlmes and toolc the Y M C A tournament to w1n a large trophy for hrst place The boys on the team dldn t star as 1nd1w1duals but played a brand of teamwork that couldn t be beaten Next year the wars1ty vt tll clalm some of the regulars ol th1s amb1t1ous squad These babes won elght games out of the schedule of elex en FPOSH OPPONENTS FPQSH OPPONENTS Ballard Bantams O Dea Marymount Mulctlteo Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Ltncoln O Dea Roosevelt Mululteo O Dea Broadway Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep KOIQAOHIOZGJ OE BUDINICK pulled the Sophomore team through a prosperous schedule Under h1s able 1I'lSt1'uCt1On three out OfS1X games were won and one was tled Ed Powers Blll Powers Thompson Srfferman Harlcms Hyde Sulllvan Sherman Zeven and Osborne represented the Sophs SOPHS OPPONENTS SOPHS OPPONENTS Seattle Prep Q1 Roosevelt Seattle Prep 19 O Dea Seattle Prep '15 O Dea Seattle Prep 'IQ Bal ard 6116.4 THE Cues under the gutdlng hand of Mr Corrlgan S played a season very s1m1lar to those of the other Prep teams The mldgets won four and lost but one game The boys who were responslble for these uctortes are Martmeau Rourke Gardner Strlclcland Mackay Scott McManus Lucld and Btancht CUBS Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep MR MALDOAALD S and one was lost Art ohnson B McGovern BANTANS Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Seattle Prep Q0 OPPONENTS CUBS OPPONENTS O Deo Seattle Prep 17 St joseph s Green Lake 'HO lb Seattle Prep QQ St Margaret s Mt Vlrgtne antama coached the Bantams through a successful season FIVE games were won Tvlacfaflfrex Leo Sheehan W McGovern Hobltzell Dave Read 1m Hlrdeman and Str1clcland made up the team OPPONENTS BANTAMS OPPONENTS Green Lake 'HO lb Seattle Prep 18 St Anne s Brtscoe Seattle Prep Q7 W A C Bellarmtne Seattle Prep Q6 Cadets J r T T 4 , ... .,... 15 l ,.,..... .. .16 ,.......,. QO ......... ,,...'l'l ., .,., Q , ,,.. M4 ..,.,..... 18 l ..........,. ..'l7 .'l4 ,,,. 13 . .... ,.,..Q3 T L7 , , I Seattle Prep .......... 8 D. A. C. ...,, . ,. 'IQ Seattle Prep ...,...... 14 Broadway .......... ., 7 ' I 7 I 1 Y , .,,'lO I . ..... .8 ..,....... , ' ,,,. ....,,'l6 .Q ..Q5 . ..Q3 . ' .3 t r' A ' J: K 1 ' 7 r :J . 19 .MQ5 ..... ...,. . l ..,....,.... 10 . 39 ..... . Q0 .......... . .. ...,... ,,...'lQ ,. . ,,.,,.,.. 13 .,... ...,. .,.......,... . 'l 6 Q Am 1 1--' 'Lf f :W ,mafia . ' Xv f ygi' 2-yt m 'lr !Eb gg l!! , Eg!n, 2 'ill 6'1!Y4.+.'.r V- , m Y' , A 1:2 5 WU .4 Nine! A A,,5Qf V 'ss' wx A 13 9 C cuss! was cuss cuss y r X. -. - U I I 9 J at-If xl ill Q? 95 M L... I iwww A 1 ' gi Q NANTAMS 7 ' ' 3ANTAHS 5 ., 4 - mm +35 UN BANTAMS r J S F HW ftggg. L.:1,:,,,. .J ' ll., 'Z 71373 'H1:.:jv, -L, , 671' 7 . , X . . -.a-- , l 5' I fv .I l1id 2 Kasehzll MR. Bupxicic is a capable coach and a dependable leader. This is his first year at Seattle Prep as a coach. The husky mentor may attribute his marvellous results with both his basketball and baseball squads to his leadership, and his ability to step in and show by example, As Varsity baseball tutor, Joe has gained an enviable A reputation. ln an up and down season, the Prep baseball team, playing twelve games up to the time of printing, maintained a ,SOO average. The Panther diamond squad won six games and lost six, two of the losses going to a surprising O'Dea nine. Prep also lost to the U, of W. Frosh in a spectacular, if not close game. Prep bulwarks were joe Merrick, ace southpaw pitcher, who hurled most of the games, slugging Wally Carroll, dependable Howie Picht, and jim Keane, the smooth working second baseman. The rest of the team were inexperienced in varsity ball but showed great promise of making a championship team next year. Coach Budnick put a fighting ball club on the field and Prep rooters were proud of the hne spirit shown. Seattle Prep Everett ,....., O Seattle Prep Cleveland . Seattle Prep O'Dea , , .,.. 4 Seattle Prep West Seattle Seattle Prep. . , 6 O'Dea . . ,... 19 Seattle Prep Broadway.. Seattle Prep. . .Q3 Bellevue ,..... 4 Seattle Prep. . . Q Broadway., Seattle Prep. . .QQ Bothell ...,... 'I Seattle Prep Garfield. . . Seattle Prep U, of W, Frosh.26 Seattle Prep Garfield. . . f .X 1. 4 . s 5 .flcioof eltonicfe SEPT. 1. Registration commences. Long line of sullen, despairing students seek admis' sion to treasurer's office. Book store, under the able management of Mr. Ruelle, S. J., does a thriving business, cash and carry. SEPT. 2. Principal attempts to make the students believe that life at Prep is all play and no work, by giving a holiday after a few minutes of school. The old students, however, see through the deception. SEPT. 9. Football turnout. Many groans will be heard on the 'morrow as a result of the strenuous exercises after a summer of ease, says Coach Walterskirchen, SEPT. 15. First student body meeting of the year. All are entertained with a speech on the Constitution. SEPT. 18. Dramatic Club elects Bill Bates president as Mr. Ruelle, S. J., conducts order for the first meeting of the Dramatic Club. SEPT. 24, First football game of the season. Panthers administer 18 to 0 drubbing to Kent. Preps dazzled by the flashy Kent suits. SEPT. 28. Marty Carroll is injured during turnout. Coach Walterskirchen has another worry. SEPT. 30. Panther Club organized under the direction of Mr. Callan, S. OCT. 4. Frosh Week starts amid the moans and groans of all the Frosh. A good time is had by all letterrnen. OCT. 7. Freshmen Week ends and the lettermen chalk up another school event to their credit. OCT. 8. Prep has a parade in which the police department is given a ride. OCT. 9. Prep defeats O'Dea for the fourth consecutive time by the score of 6 to 0. First printed publication of the Panther appears. OCT. 12. The Student Council, under Father Maruca, has its first meeting. OCT. 15. The student body appears 100 per cent at the depot to give the team a send off to Spokane. OCT. 16. Gonzaga defeats Seattle Prelp 20 to 0. Merrick is seen strutting it at a dance given for the Prep team by t e Bullpups. OCT. 19. Annual retreat commences with Father Corkery conducting the Seniors, and Father McAtee the under classmen. OCT. 21. Retreat ends with all attending Mass and Communion. Father McAtee bestows the Papal Blessing. OCT. 23. Prep trounces St. Martins 20 to 0. Wally Carroll gallops 89 yards to a touchdown. Nov. 1. None knew him but to love him, none spoke but to praise him. Father Sullivan's death causes wide spread sorrow among the students. Nov. 3. Funeral is held for Father Sullivan, the most popular priest ever to be at Seattle Prep. Nov. 7. Bremerton Wildcats out scratch Panthers 20 to 6. Nov. 11. Seagull Exchange, 3B's class paper, appears for the first time. Nov. 13. The football team completes the season by administering a 33 to O victory over Bainbridge. Nov. 18. jim Connors, school engineer, and the N. Y. A. boys begin digging for gold in the Prep's front yard. ,nr Nov. 22. The callfor all basketball candidates is heard by all Prepsters. Over twenty-live enthusiastic basketeers answer Coach Logan's call. Many are called but hve are chosen. Nov. 29. The Seniors sport their class pins and the juniors eye them with envy. DEC. 6. Senior pins Gone With the Wind. DEC. 14. Dick Seaver, the spark plug ofthe Frosh squad is appointed captain for the remainder ofthe season. DEC. 22. The annual Xmas Smoker for the distribution ofthe football letters was climaxed by the perma- nent presentation of the Columbian Squires trophy to Captain Ryan by jack Sylvester. It also marked the opening of the Xmas vacation. AIAN. 13. The hrst of the two nightly productions of The jolly Roger proves to be a success. .lAN. 16. Frank Boxer, Mr. Ruelle's stooge at the Book Store, is replaced by the cadet, Emmett McKillop. .lAN. 18. The faculty basketball team is given a 28 to 12 drubbing by 4A, the inter-class champs. -lAN. 22. The Lettermen's Club performs its football initiation in their usual brutal style. -lAN. 24. Many hungry people are well fed at the ltalian Dinner. .IAN 28. A great number of long faces are seen as the .mid-year exams are being held. jlAN 30 A sigh of relief is heard as the exams end in the morning and the afternoon is a half holiday. FEB. 1. The new semester gets under way with the usual good intentions. FEB. 9. The first of an epidemic of skating parties is initiated at Crystal Pool. FEB. 11. Mr. Corrigan takes the Seattle Prep basket- ball team in hand by teaching them the Oregon State system of play. FEB. 14. Seniors are seen buying valentines at Ajax for their sisters. Oh yeah! FEB. 16. Father Maruca is appointed Father Prior of the Columbian Squires, Circle No. 42. FEB. 17. Frosh basketball team, showing their usual flashy attack, downs all contestants in the Madison Tournament. MARCH 1. General Motors presents educational movies in the physics lab. MARCH 2. The Gonzaga debating team defeats the Prep in the first debate of the year. MARCH 11. The drive for the Echo starts. MARCH 12. That long awaited holiday in honor of Father Rector finally comes. MARCH 15. Seniors hold their second skating party at Playland. MARCH 16. New student body oflicers are sworn into ofhce. MARCH 21. Ajax calls lockout. MARCH 24. Easter Bunny inaugurates six day Siesta. APRIL 1. Panthers open baseball season with game against Cleveland. APRIL 5. Cadets from Mount St. Michaels arrive at Prep for six weeks' apprenticeship. APRIL 6. Sophomore class holds skating party at Play- land, for the benefit ofthe Chapel. APRIL 9. Ping-pong table makes its appearance in the locker room. APRIL 14. Seattle College Glee Club entertains the Prep. APRIL 15. Seniors pose for Echo pictures. APRIL 16. Dan Kermy upsets a table full of dishes in the lunch room. APRIL 19. Bill Kelly and Louis Haven are announced as editors of the Echo. APRIL 28. First night of the HI-jinx proves to be a tremendous success, both dramatically and finan- cially. APRIL 21. Largest crowd ever to witness a Prep entertainment lauds the Hi-jinx. APRII. 22. The Great Northern does a thriving busi- ness as it carries the six cadets back to Spokane. APRIL 23. Prep draws with Gonzaga at Spokane in their home and home debate. Students migrate along with team. APRIL 30. First O'Dea game proves fatal to Prep. MAY 4. Latin contest for the Gold Medal award. MAY 5. Prom held at K. of C. ballroom. MAI' 10. Gold Medal debate held at Knights of Columbus meeting. MAY 14. The annual elocution contest presented at St. joseph's. MAY 24. The Echo arrives. JUNE 1. Our companions true, the Seniors, bid fare- well to the teachers of the Golden Rule, to the stale jokes, chewing gum, chalk throwing, and trying to study. 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