Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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5, ie+.,...a-41? Seattle, Washington When Long John came to Prep from Blessed Sacrament in I947, he set out to make a name for himself in most every activity he had time for. Along with his iovial personality, John's fol- lowing accomplishments will long be remembered at Adelphia: Student Council 4, 3, I: Class Offi- cer 4, 3, 2, lg Sodality 4, 3, 2, Ig Panther Club 4, 33 Letterman Club 4, 3: Cheerleader 45 Basket- ball 4, 3, 2, I, Varsity 4, 3, 2: All Cross-State 3, Baseball 2, lp Prom Committee 3. John's prime ambition is to enter the '29 Chrysler at the ln- dianapolis Speedway . lt he doesn't win, he'lI spring up and yell, What the heck? 1l 'J3 3 ...-..1.4.c, ,L--445 .1 .'.,..i-ox. Seattle, Washington At the completion of eight years of primary education at St. Teresa's, Dirty Jim turned towards Prep in I947. He displayed his football talent during his 'first year as a lineman 'for the cubs. Not only did Jim serve on the athletic field, but he also participated as an active member of , the Sodality 'for tour years. With an easy going smile he relates that his present ambition is to see a two-game Prep-O'Dea basketball series . I 5 lv. , ,,,...V....,,! ... , . ,. ,f,i.,w......., ..f.,..f,f Q.. Seattle, Washington Bob attended St. Joseph's Grade School be- tore he entered Prep in I947 as a member of the freshman class. While attending Adelphia he was accepted into the Sodality and participated in its activities during his last three school years. Cupid must have approached Bob during his stay in high school, 'for his ambition is to be a great lover . When he is puzzled by something. Bob yells out, Ya got mel F ,,,Z,: drrir Seattle, Washington Entering from Blessed Sacrament as a freshman in I947, Ber-Bush started off his Prep career with a whirl at student government, serving as a class officer in his ireshman and sophomore years. His next yearning directed Terry to the baseball diamond, where he played with the soph-'irosh team as a sophomore. After his sophomore year, Terry's activities were cut short by a persuasive beckon to assist in managing the Montlake Food Market . Terry's thirsting am- bition is to own Sick's Brewery . twenty-Jix

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THOMAS HURLEY GREIF Seattle, Washington Tex began his Prep days as a freshman from St. Joseph's. Basketball re- ceived most of his attention during his stay at Prep, participating 4, 3, 2, I, Varsity 4, B-squad 3, 2, Cubs I. Besides serving as a class ofticer in his senior year, Tom added many other school achievements to his record: Sodality 4. 3. 2, Ip Echo Stal? 43 and he was one ot the fortunate sophomores who was elected to the Prom Committee. He says that he has no special ambition, but it's been heard that he sneaks into the closet and plays F.V.'s drums when nobody is home. IOIERT HENIY GILMORE Seattle, Washington Speedy came to Adelphia from Blessed Sac- rament Grade School. During his stay at Prep Bob became active in the Harlequin Club l4, 3, Zl, appearing in many plays and slnits. The So- dality received his attentions 4, 3, 2, I: his other activities are: Class Officer Ig Football and Base- ball lg Echo Staff 4. Living up to his nickname, Hotrod's ambition is to drive in the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis, Indiana . ROBERT ELDON GODANA San Francisco, California Bob is another Queen Anne Hill boy, for he hails from St. Anne's Grade School. His activities include: Sodality 2, Ig Baslretball 2, Ig Baseball I. Bob has been an outstanding figure in intramural sports, playing football, baslietball and baseball nearly every year of his four years at Prep. Nat- urally then, he was selected for many all-intra- mural teams. He modestly and humbly claims as his saying, Ignorance is bliss and I'm the hap- piest one here . His ambition is to become a successful engineer. ,175 5'2 tzvefzly-fre qn!l if I GARY MICHAEL GRAY Seattle, Washington Gary came to Prep in his iunior year as a trans- fer from Regis High School in Denver, Colorado. He ioined the Sodality and continued as an ac- tive member through his senior year. His maior achievement was to see to it that the unfortunate Prepsters from the North-end, who have rides to school, made it over the threshold at least thirty seconds before the final bell rang. Gary wishes to develop a golden voice lilie Mr. O'Dea's, but until then he'll be forced to limit himself to his favorite nasal noise, ehhhh . -if ' 9 Q, Z

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JOHN WILLIAM HOLLAND Glenwood Springs, Colorado Bill entered the halls of Adelphia from Holy Rosary as a young and aspiring freshman. Since his arrival at Prep he has talren an active part in the school's activities by being a member of the Sodality during all tour ot his years and by working very hard as Associate Editor of the Panther during his iunior and senior years. Bill is often heard repeating his favorite saying, Things are rough all over , and he has let it be tnown that his secret ambition is to be the faculty's dentist . DAVID ORIN HARRIS Seattle, Washington St. George's sent Shep to Father McDon- nell's School for Boys in I947. Since then he has proved to be very popular among his fellow stu- dents as well as among his teachers. During his four years Dave has talren active part in the pro- gram of the Sodality. He was always one of the first boys volunteering to wheel the patients to Mass at Firlands or to talre part in other Sodality proiects. Dave also worlied hard in football for three years: he made the Varsity in his last year. Shep's ambition is to go to Wyoming and be- come a shaepherderu. ! TIMOTHY JOHN HEALY Bellingham, Washington Tim was probably one of the most loyal fellows in Prep. For during three of his tour years he has taken on one of the most thankless iobs in the school, that of being property manager. Besides tating his part in the athletic field he also was an example spiritually as well as scholastically. His favorite saying is, Forsan et haec olim . He has accumulated quite a record: Sodality 4, 3, 2, I: Echo Staff 4: Panther Staff 2: Football Manager 4, 3: Basketball Manager 4, 3, 2. Being an ardent sea scout, Tim plans to some day buy the Phan- tom . f f1U671ly-J'9Ue7Z sl -:57 RAYMOND ARMSTRONG HEILY Seattle, Washington Ray first gave Roosevelt a try, but in his sopho- more year transfered to the Jesuits' North Broad- way establishment. He has been active in the So- dality in his iunior and senior years and served as a reporter for the Panther also. Sluiing occu- pies most of Ray's week-ends and vacations, for this sport he really enjoys. Let's hit the 'Names' today , and one Iinows that Ray has started tha big climb with a car load of his friends. His se- cret ambition is to see a certain senior religion teacher smile .