Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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-- 2 --Y-2' - -'--- i 35' J 5 if F' g h. I LARRY ERDMAN DE VRIES There are many people at Prep but there is only one Pervy . He came as a freshman from St. Catherine's. A brilliant student, Perv has constantly been among the top three in his class. His genuinely Prep hobby of women has been curbed of late. However, he still has the Prep competitive spirit and his ambition is to drive around H. N. A. on the sidewalk. ln the field of activities, he leaves Prep with: Honor Student 2, lp Sodality 4, 3, 2, lp Echo Staff 4, Harlequin Club 4, lp Debate 2, 1, and Baseball I. WILLIAMI ANDREW DI GLERIA Just sit back there and vegetate, DiGleria - familiar words in a sixth period German class bring back fond memories of our hero, Bill. Dig entered Prep from St. Theresa's in 1946. His career at Adelphia includes a roster of the fol- lowing: Sodality 4, 3, 2, lp Football 2, 'lp Bar- ketball lp Echo Staff 4, Letterman Club 47 Elo- cution 2, Baseball 4, 3, 2, 'l, Varsity 4, 3. As with every other typical Prepster, Batch has his little troubles with women, studies, activities, and other little extras, but Bill maintains that I'll get by. So far the first mentioned activity has worked itself out to his satisfaction with little effort on his part. Guess he's iust got a way. 'h teeti 'ffm ,Q l l 'i' 3 rw .y M ' ' ,. '51 5 -va i41 9. Nw- .'i- -.-. r' - Drab: 'el' eflg ROBERT EMMETT DRUMMEY At the graduation exercises for Moler Barber College, no doubt Rags will be at the head of his class. Chead barber-get it?J Drum came to Prep from St. Patrick's in the fall of 1946 and ioined the other bewildered freshmen at Prep. Evidently, it didn't take Bob long to overcome his bewilderment, because he has found time for several other activities. These are: Sodality 4, 3, 2, 'I. Varsity 47 Baseball 'lp Cheerleader 21 Let- terman Club 4p and Echo Staff 4. Here's hop- ing that Rags comes through along with the other Prepsters at good old Moler Tech.

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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

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THOMAS COLEMAN ELLICK Has anyone ever heard of the three percent- ers ? It is doubtful. Tom has however, and the setup must be pretty fair as Rudolph wants to expand the organization all over the world. His many accomplishments include: Student Council 4, Sodolity 47 Echo Staff, Business Manager 4, Pan- ther Staff 4, 3, 27 Panther Club 47 Debate 2, 1, Ski Club 3, Elocution 4, 3, 2: Harlequin Club 4, 3, President 4, Etem. 2, ly Vice President A. S. S. P. 4. Tom's most verdant pastures, however, were the many plays put on by the Harlequins. He was in the S. U. Drama Tournament as a Junior as well as playing the leading roles in several plays. ROBERT VAN PATTEN ELLIOTT Bobbie graduated from St. Joe's in the Spring of 1946 and that fall decided to enter the rolls of the freshmen at Prep. Since that time he has racked up this imposing record: Student Council 'Ip Class Otiicer 4, 3, 1, Sodolity 4, 3, 2, li Pan- ther Club 4, 3, Letterman Club 47 Ski Club 3, 2, Prom Committee 3, Football 4, 3, 2, lp Varsity 41 Basketball 3, 2, 1. Those size thirteen shoes that adorn the feet of that certain Prepster are now constructed at a mass production rate. That's a lucky break for Bobbie. Our Capitol Hill boy has done all right for himself at Adelphia and, who knows, those feet may lead him on to further heights. Eiga, Elliot' abeho THOMAS EDWARD FALSETTO Again, Monte Virgin has added to the enrollment at Prep, this time in the personage of Tom Fug Falsetto. Immediately upon his entrance at Prep, he started out upon his search to get something out of life besides sleep. Tom played basketball as a freshman and sophomore and also turned out for the basketball team iri his first year. Basketball seems to be one of Tom's interests. Notice the word one . The other activity Qhobby?l is the time and money con- suming pursuit of girls .