Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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, 0 Seattle Prep provide! ample advantage! for !cholar!. Cour!e! in Latin and Greek form the backbone for their cla!!ical educationg mathe- matic! and the .fCi67ZC6.Y 0567 the foundation! for career! in engineering and medicine. During the but two year! Latin if a required !ubject, for the faculty ha! found no better i'IZ.ff7'Zl7lZ67'll for training the young Wldllbjl mind in preci!ion, accuracy and per!e1ference. The ,fCh700l!.f fortnightly nezwpaper, the Panther N ew!, provide! an excellent training ground for journali!t! and arti!t!. PANTHER CLUB Firsf Row-D. Coover, J. Wafchie, B. Bellew, V. Sirecker, T. Brennan, B. McHugh, J. Dwyer, B. Parker M. Coles, J. Rufherford. Second Row-D. Rowles, P. Pehar, A. Colesurdo, D. Cox, S. Sifferman, D. Spellman, D. Burke, E. Robinson F. Hanna, B. Heflin. Third Row-J. Murphy. J. Slafer. L. Kaufer, H. Coyle, G. Runnels, D. Read, C. McLelland, L. Sharkey B. Sfanley, B. Blaschka. E. Hoeschen, secrefary fabsenfl. S g 2 2 XX 4.4 'fx 4.-f 41'-2 .. E any 4, x .lf 7 4 , w t J, A ,4 a- U S f 5 - . 5

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df.4a'l'doUZ' a iiiair to gaiiz the whole 'Llf'07'l6l aizcl .l'74j?6'7' the lon o f his' iitzirzortal xoirl? Thix jioccerfiil thought haf irifliierzcecl coiii1tle.f.s' itiiiiiherl of Chrif- tiarif .fiiice it um firxt exftreneil two thozcfaizrl years' a go. The jexitit fyfteiiz of ecliicatiori iiaticrally featziref the principle that oiir Faith .fhoitlcl he the iiioriiig force iii Catholic Life. that yoiith Jhoald he trained to loife aria' practice their religioii, to clerirfe from it the comolatioii aiicl b67Z6flJ' which Chrift iitteiiclf. Corzfeqiceritly, at Seattle Preparatory School the .ftitcly of thc Catholic Religion aiiai the faithful practice of the precejitf of Goal aria' the Church are iririxterl iipori, Dezfotioii to the Qireeii of Aiigelf if fofterecl la y ailiizittirig certain felect, iitterextecl ftitcleiitf into the rarihf of the Social- ity of the Bleffecl Virgiri Mary. It if rieecllexf to defcrihe the ailifarztagef which accrue to a hoy who haf a hlial cleifotiort iii hir heart for the Mother of God. SENIOR SODALITY Firsl Row-F. Hanna, J. Walchie, D. Coover, E. Robinson, F. McJanne'r, V. Slreclrer, D. Ward, B. Bellew, B. Parker, G. Beylebiere. Second Row-D. Burke, R. Zach, B. Mclver, C. Erickson, O. S+recl:er, D. Cox, B. Hellin, B. Larson. D Rowles, M. Velfh. Third Row-B. McHugh, J. Dwyer, B. Jordan, B. Blaschlca, A. Colasurdo. L. Sharlrey, J. Gough, B. Johnson D. Read, P. Peler. Fourlh Row-H. Coyle, L. Kaufer, J. Baird, J. Rowland, G. Runnels, B. Ohman, J. Slafer, J. Sullivan E. Lenahan. W f . O S' '25 7' ffla ly? I , I w ap ,gf Ii .L 0 ' ' J

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QC 5 M DEBATE TEA S W F Robmsof' D pe D Rowles D Cox d Row B Rafclsffe J Rowland SE-con Prowess 1n publre spealung, debatxng, oratory, extemporaneous speeeh IS acqurred by many boys rn attendance at Seattle Prep The nu merous eontests held durrng the year, the gold medals awarded the vretors and the experlenee garnered by the partrcrpants are only another feature of our program 10 the tra1n1n g of young men who are to become the eapa ble C,athol1c leaders of tomorrow The self confidence 1nsp1red IH address 1ng an audrence on a solemn occas1on IS alone of great value to the growrng boy Leaders must be able to speak, to unpress, at t1mes to sway the gatherrng before them Catholre leaders IH the perrlous and uncettam Vears ahead must forge publlc op1n1on rnto a firm strand of charltable xntercourse among all peoples I 9--, 2 ' ' ' , ix? X 1 y X I ,pl Q E., f' 7 L Q 5 I ' a, -5 , 7: , , 1. , X. - ,D.HY 'eman' . R A P Hufmey.D.wafd'S'Rob'lmln ' ' ' ,GJ-AbelvB. ea, . I 1 I . Firsl Row ' , - . .Q Q r. y . v V Y