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EDWARD WILBUR ELLIOTT, JR. Seattle, Washington Shabby first entered Adelphia Hall as a freshman, having graduated from St. Josephs He turned out for sports in all his four years and was on the Football team 4, 3, 2, 1, Varsity 4, 3, Basket- ball 2, 1, Baseball 1, and Swimming 1. His activities were varied, including Class Ofiicer 2, Sodality 3, 2, 1, Letterman Club 4, 3, and Prom Committee 3. Shabby's hobby, staying out all night Calone?D,, a is liable to lead to his ambition, getting married. ALAN CHARLES ENTHOVEN Seattle, Washington Entering from St, joseph's, Big Al's record reads: Honor Student 4, 3, 1, Class Officer 1, Sodality 4, 3, 2, 1, Panther Staff 4, 3, Feature Editor 4, Echo Staff 4, Debate 4, 3, 2, 1, Gold Medal 3, 2nd 2, 1st Place at C. P. S. 4, 3, 1st Place at W. S. C. 4, 2nd Place at S. C. 4, 3rd Place at Gonzaga 4, Oratory 4, 3, 1st Place 3, Finalist 4, Elocution 4, 2, 1, Finalist 4, Extemp. 3, 2, Apolo- getics Finalist 4g Ski Club 4, 3, Ski Team 4, Tennis 4, Baseball 1. Q ld- 5,1 ' x . 'N x. I O I 1 ar l., ' L 'QI ' nj .f ju 4 I lb il 1 f ' . at li S ,fly li if JV V' il' VL ati J If .1 ,'l ,J 1 1 Q J tl ,, riff l 1 J' 5' J i ,.,, :V 1 A' 1 ,I w t ' JOSEPH LOUIS FALSETTO Seattle, Washington Coming to Prep as a frosh from Monte Virgine, Poinsetto merited a place for himself in Foot- ball, Basketball and Baseball, and was a member ofthe Swimming club as a freshman. He continued in Basketball and Baseball as a soph. In his senior year he diverted his athletic prowess towards the Track team. joe also belongs to the infamous group of stage door racketeersf' his hobby being seeing movies without paying admission. GERALD MATTHEW FINN Seattle, Washington Skip Finn was a transfer to Prep coming here as a sophomore in 1945 from Cleveland high school. While at Prep his main activities were the Harlequin Club and the Glee Club. He is well remembered for his performance of Brother Geranium in the Harlequin production Brother Orchid. He belonged to that club during his senior and junior years. It was in his sophomore year that he was a member of the Glee Club. Also as a Soph he joined the Swimming Club. -f XP l if r . fb ,,, 1 l N t ' ' . W x 5 N l lx ' T ' -x' I, rl I J lub if il Aix , l ilu' .XJ vw 1 V' i Xjrx I 'QXXXJ X tx . 1 ' A ' X in ,yi X QU XWQI 1.-1 A ,X .NP Kis- r 1 - My KXNJ3 p ix' fx j, . ,X ll I 'MJ l , X X
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1,-4117-.'-'rf' W ,.'!' JAMES ROBERT DREW Seattle, Washington Bob, better known as Half-a-Hot Rod, entered Prep from St. Catherine's as a freshman. Spending most of his time turning-out for sports, Bob made the Football team 4, 3, 2, 1, Varsity 4, 3, 2, Basketball team 2, 1, the Baseball team 2, 1, and the Track team, Varsity 4, 3. Besides the above sports,,Bob also took part in the Sodality 4, 3, was a Class OFhcer 35 and a member of the Letter- man Club 4, 3, 2. For a hobby, helghases women. .1 5, - J' JM.-xf..,,g J. . 1 - . . - . 4 'J ' ' ' A - 5 ,.,, ,. .fi-4 ' In ,' x . - ' ' -rx ,I 1 . . .M 5 A Ja .L f 1 1 ev 5,1 c ff, 'Y 'i , at . -.J1 lj W 'Q A f V .. ,W Q ,W 'fig Q D gf 1 W ew f . ' ,fa '53 a K. I9 ' I ., ,V U Q J ., . 4. A .64 CV -sf ' K ' x eff' U JOHN PETER DUPLICA ,, Seattle, Washington 4,14 When Dup entered Prep from St. Margaret's in 1944, he determined to make athletics his chief more, and was on the Football teams all four J 1 J U J I A I 5 L A' K v Ji f -'-' - aim. He joined the Swimming team as a sopho- 2' ' f MJ I I ' I -,. n 4 L 2' ' - - 1 ' . , -1 N J X I V QF., ,grvuv I 'R 1,452 lv .D - L ' ' ' - J 1 X3 . , Q ' -1- V :J 'W L-' I' . A.: LAM 3 .' 1 J' 9 X V 5 'J 3 , 4? . A fv L-L11 11. PS 'ire v'-J' ' ' ', x. years, being a Varsity manager as a senior. Also in his senior year, he earned a position on the 'Baseball team. Dup was also a member of the Sodality 4, 3, 2, and of the Orchestra 1. His favorite expression seems to be Notre Dame will win. ff fl I XX I ' K 1 ' OHEICCI' 3, Sodality 4, 3, 2, lg Panther 1 A St. Benedict's in 1944. His record reveals his 4, Echo Staff, Business Manager 4, Harlequins 4, 3, Prom Committee 3, Football 2. As a senior he was elected President of the A.S.S.P. If Dusty hopes to fulfill his ambition of being a midget auto racer, he will have to overcorrie his expensive hobby of 'Jvisiting Seattle AutofRebuild with the Nash. Saying is Yes Mother! I ' DONALD RAYMOND DUVALL Wapato, Washington . B Frenchie came to Prep as a freshman from Prosser High School. In his years at Prep he engaged in many and various activities including Class Officer 1, Sodality 4, 3, 2, Student Council 1, Harle- quins 45 Debate 2, 1, Oratory 1, junior Elocution 1, Apologetics 1, Cheerleader 4, Ski Club 4, 35 Camera Club 2. In sports he took part in Football 3, 1, Basketball 3, 2, 15 and Baseball 1, Frenchie's very popular hobby is Wine, Women, and Song.
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fj Hifi f l 'lf 11,50 Ai I I n . RONALD PAUL FISCIIIR Portland, Oregon Coming from Holy Rosary as a frosh, Ron turned his attention towards the fleld of Athletics, being an avid Football and Baseball player that year. As a soph he added Basketball to his sched- ule. He focused his talents on Baseball as an upperclassman earning a stripe in that sport both years and also joined the ranks of the Letterman Club. He served as a member of the Sodality as a frosh, soph and junior, and of the Swimming Club as a soph. -t1 A s Y- -. If Eff!! 'Ml' A ,'Q1MAl -Kiley tfftav 1.21. .1 if C ML wtf! i . J? . I ' Wifi- E 4, Q,e,tfvA4, ,Y.tu2.i- it ,4 Jfym.a,v-e !4.,,g,4 w fveififafltfliai aaa-r f .' r T ' ' PATRICK MULLANE FLINK Wadena, Minnesota Pat got a late start at Prep, not enrolling until 1946 as a junior. He transfered from Marquette of Yakima. He was a Sodalist during both his years at Adelphia, and gave Track a try as a junior. During Basketball season Pat could usually be found in the Property Room issuing equipment to the team. Pat built up a knowledge of that sport during those two years which should enable him to fulfill his ambition to be a coach of Bas- ketball. , I a . .fa f af if 1 Jlfif fb 1 3 6! . GEORGE RAY FRASIER Seattle, Washington Prep Hrst saw Buzz when he entered in 1944 as a freshman from Bryant grade school. As an underclassman, he had aspirations of a singer, belonging to the Glee Club both years. At the start of his junior year he was elected Secretary- Treasurer of his class, and when he advanced to the ranks of the seniors he expended his physical abilities on the Track team. His ambition reveals him to be a skier: To ski all the way down a hill-on my FEET. LAURENCE THOMAS FUREY Seattle, Washington aff? Though born in Seattle, Larry entered Prep from Avalon high school on Catalina Island, Cali- fornia in his junior year. During that year he excelled in both Football and Track, and was a member of the Letterman and Glee Clubs as well as the Sodality. As a senior, Larry continued his activities on the Track team and remained active in the Letterman Club and Sodality. He was also a member of the Tennis team in his junior year.
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