Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ARTHUR MILEY GERBEL Everett, Washington The Barge, as he is known, entered from St. Joseph's grade school in 1944 as a frosh. He was an active member of the Sodality for all four years at Prep and sang in the Glee Club as a frosh, soph and junior. He exercised his speaking abilities in the Debate Club while an underclassman and also was a Camera Club member during those years. He appeared in productions of the junior Dramatic Club and belonged to the Swimming Club as a frosh. JOHN RICHARD GHIGLIONE Seattle, Washington The Bird is a St. Joseph's grad who entered as a frosh in 1944. A Class Officer in his first year, he also joined the Sodalityland continued in it all four years. He was a Panther staff member as a soph and was in the Letterman Club as a senior. During his frosh and junior years he was a Harle- quin, a Debator as a soph and junior, and a Glee Club member as a frosh and soph. In the line of Sports his record reads: Football 2, 15 Basketball lg Track, Varsity 4, 3. ROBERT ERNEST GRAAF - Seattle, Washington Little Rollo transfered from Queen Anne high school in 1946 as a junior. He joined the Glee Club as a junior and as a senior wore the navy blue sweater of the Letterman Club. He earned his first letter as a varsity member of the Baseball team as a junior. During his senior year he played both varsity Football and Baseball. If Little Rollo can grow six inches more he will be able ,to fulfill his ambition to be a six footer. .ff 1 ,jf-:jaw ill 'Ns f ' L 1 ' 4 if X - 3 A rl i Q 'Q Us g j. w ' pp j I fnj . Xl X ' -- l lg 55' 1 JOHN JOSEPH GREIF Seattle, Washington john came to Prep from St. Joseph's and in his first year was elected Treasurer of the frosh Sodality, continuing as a Sodalist for the next three years. He was a member of the Debate Club as an underclassman, became a Cheerleader in his junior year, and joined the Letterman Club as a senior. He played Football as a frosh and junior preparatory to making his varsity letter as a senior. He also played Basketball in his frosh and junior years. r 4- 46 -

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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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JAMES ROBERT HARPER Washington, D. C. The Admiral attended Georgetown Prepara- tory School in Garrett Park, Maryland prior to transfering to Prep in 1947 as asenior. His athletic talents on the gridiron merited him a varsity letter in Football but his sports did not interfere with his studies as he was an Honor Student in his year at Prep. Class elections made him Secre- tary-Treasurer of his class. He was a one-year member of the Sodality and the Letterman Club. JOHN DANIEL IIARRINGTON Boston, Massachusetts Uncle Jack entered Prep in 1944 as a frosh from St. Margaret's grade school. During his first year he was on the Cub Football and Soph- Frosh Baseball teams. He entered the Sodality and Junior Dramatic Club as a soph, besides playing Soph-Frosh Football. In his junior year he con- tinued as a Sodalist and added Track to his schedule. His final year saw him earn h' Varsity letter in Football, join the Letterma b, and contin in the Sodality . l s I 76 My M ly? fijri J .ji a ,X tim 24: flflffjli 4 4 jj. elit i Myyrl fi E 1 K I .JOHN PATRICK HARRIS Seattle, Washington Killer came to Prep from Holy Rosary grade school in 1944 as a freshman. A four year Sodalist, he also was interested in Football, playing it all four years: Cub team as a freshman, Soph-Frosh as a sophomore and Varsity as a junior and senior. As a soph he joined the Third team in Basketball and continued on the Second team as a junior. As a senior he diverted his attention towards Track. In both his upperclassmen years, he was a Letterman. ' PATRICK CHARLES HENTSCHELL Seattle, Washington ' . Thor came down the 'hill' from St. Joseph's as a frosh in 1944. Here is a brief resume of his activities while at Prep: Class Officer 4, Sodality 4, 3, 2, Head Prefect 4, 3 g Student Council 4, 3 5 Panther Staff 3, Echo Staff45 Letterman Club 4, 3, 2, Panther Club 4, 35 Harlequin Club 4, 35 Debate Club 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Football 4, 2, 1, Varsity 4, 2, Basketball Manager 2, and Baseball 2, 1. He was elected to the Cross-State Football team as a senior.