Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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HOWARD FRANCIS BUCK Howie entered Prep from St. Mary's in the fall of l946. Since his freshman year he has been active in several fields which include: Honor Student 2, 1, Student Council 4, Sodality 4, 3, Letterman Club 4, 3, President 4, Football, Base- ball 4, 3, 2, 1, Varsity 4 3 2, Basketball 4, 3, 2, l, Varsity 4. Howie is a belligerent boy, it seems. His hobby is raiding the Italian Village in the Gulch. Moreover, he is continually threat- ening to kill someone. Maybe that's why the let- terman Club elected him as its Prexy? lf the secret of eating spaghetti is ever discovered, chances are that Howie will be the gent who patents the method. , ROBERT LAWRENCE BELANGER ' Barnyard has a burning ambition to make money by doing nothing. That's a good trick, if it's possible. His hobby is hunting. Hunting what, arises the ques- tion. St. Edward's was the school that sent Bob to Prep as a freshman. When he was a Frosh, Bob was an Honor Student and a member of the Sodality. He continued in this organization for the next two years. Also, he played football in his freshman year and again when he was a iunior. His remaining record includes: Track 4, 3, Harlequin Club 4, Echo Staff 4, Panther Staff 2, and Ski Club 3, 2, 'l. That's a good, rounded curriculum for anyone. Undoubterly, Bob will make good at his ambition. Maybe he'll let everyone in on the secret. C gf . 'Gift' ' t 1 tiei 8 Bu .. . f ,... cam el ee, ' pbell DONALD HARRY CAMPBELL The person who sent Don to Prep deserves a bow from the waist and a tip of the hat, for in this lad is the spirit that has helped so much in the long road to graduation. Soup , as he is called more affectionately, entered the Sodality as a freshman and remained there for the full four years. He has also been in the Panther Club 4, 3, Harlequin Club 4, 3, Ski Club 3, 2: Prom Committee 2, Basketball 2, l, Track 'l, Debate 'l. He was also a cheerleader in his sophomore year. Don's ambition, one which will not be realized while he is at Prep, is to get where l'm going. fy

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f ee I 2 RICHARD LEWIS ANDERSON Shorty came to Prep from St. John's as a freshman. Since then he has established a record at Prep which embraces the following activities: Honor Student 2, 'lg Sodality 'Ip Letterman's Club 4, 37 Football 3, 2, AI, Varsity 3: and Basketball I. Evidently Dick intends to spend all his money hunting and fishing. It's a good trick if one has the money to start with. If anyone irritates Andy , he will retort with a caustic Well, you know what you can dal This is one argument that na one has, as yet, thought up an answer for. 4 nd,,.,soh Bird BRUCE GERALD BEEZER A stream of lengthy words and Beegie again has the floor. With flowing adiectives and descriptive verbs he puts all listeners in awe. You don't think so? is the comment that precedes a tirade directed at those about him. Beegie intends to live to own a hundred pair of argyle sox. Beegie came to Prep from Montana as a sophomore and immediately set about to establish himself at The Prep and also with the fairer sex of our city. His record stands thus: Sodality 4, 3, 2, Honor Student 3, 2, Class Officer 3: Harleuin Club 4, Track 35 Track Manager 27 Basketball Manager, Varsity 4, 3, 21 Varsity Baseball Manager 4. GEORGE PATRICK BAIRD Osh is another one of those Hill Boys who came down to Prep from St. .loseph's in 1946. Pat swung into things at Prep by ioining the Sodality and remaining there for two years. He was also in the Harlequin Club 4, Elocution 4, 3, 27 and Baseball 2, I. Pat's diligence in German class might have some connection with his planned trip to Germany upon which he plans to find a nice fraulein and settle down. At the present he might be found stumbling among the rocks gn the shores of Puget Sound fishing for rock cod. That's what Pat says, anyway. its . Hzegtasxef x ' W, I. ifry 5 wx rf ,mftrizvz-so.ezetisfv 45' - - FRN' , , inset, 1

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Stal! an-0.0-7Qs-laws to D.i.dne91v-0. c-vu.. ev-on PATRICK OWEN COYNE The Windy City presented Pat to Prep as a sophomore in 1947. Since the fateful day that Penniless came to Adelphia, the intramural sports league has been sparked with his briliant per- formance and good sportsmanship. Pat played Baseball as a sophomore and it was there that he discovered a need for a baseball bat for left- handed people. Since that time he has been spending all his leisure studying the problem from every angle. There must be someone who will manufacture it. The members of the' opposite sex seem to hold a slight attraction for this Prepster, too: only natural, though. D EM., equi.: DAVID VINCENT DENNIS Dave brought all his ambitions with him to Prep from St. Joseph's. The moment he entered the school, he proved himself to be an ideal classmate from all view- points. He engaged in the Sodality for three years and served as a class officer as a freshman. Football 4, 3, Varsity 47 Oratory 25 Honor Student 'lf and Let- terman Club 4, were his other activities. When Blade isn't pursuing the women fand catching them occasionallyl he is working on his ambition, and a noble ambition it is- to become an educated tramp. JOHN HENRY DeMAN Gabe was Blessed Sacrament's gift to Adel- phia. During his four years at Prep, John made an impressive record which includes: Student Coun- cil 47 Class Officer 4, 3, 27 Sodality 4, 3, 2, I. Prefect 3, Harlequin Club 4, Ski Club 3, 27 Football 3, 2, ip Varsity 3. John loves to play cards and enioys the beverages usually accompanying such an activity. He plans to enioy himself when he graduates and settle down to the business of Living . If Gabe is in agreement with a lucky bystander, the response he will mutter is Uh-huh by way of acknowledgement. K , ik. ggi