Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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iw WILUAM JOHN HOPPER Seattle, Washington Willy entered Prep from St. Mary's in the all of I947. From that day until this his smiling ace and wise remarks have been seen and heard hroughout the school. As a sophomore he turned rut for track and from his freshman year on he nas participated in his 'favorite pastime, skiing. iesides these activities Bill has worked hard to iultill his ambition ot cleaning up West Se- attle . His favorite saying is, What a funny ooking guy . EDWIN THOMAS HUNT Seattle, Washington Ed crossed the University Bridge and landed at Prep from St. Catherine's. The Sodality caught i this boy's eye, for he ioined the school's spiritual 7 organization in his freshman year. ln the realm of 6 sports, Ed tried a little football in his upperclass- men years, One usually tinds this North-ender spending his noon time in his car . Ed's ambi- tion, to remain a civilian , might be a ditticult V thing for him to accomplish in this day and age of atomic war. JEROME LEONARD JAGER Seattle, Washington Jerry, the most optimistic senior in Prep, will always console anyone in doubt with his favorite saying, The trouble with you is that you worry too much . He came to Prep from St. John's with a burning desire to excell in public speaking. Besides gaining recognition in speaking, Jerry also became noted for his constant argumenta- tion with his teachers. His activity accomplish- ments are: Student Council 4, Sodality 4, 3, 2, I: Echo Staff 45 Panther Staff 4, 3, 2, Ig Debate Club 4, 3, 2, I, President 4, Jerry's present am- bition is to be the biggest beer bootlegger in the United States . FREDERICK JOSEPH HOLT Anaconda, Montana When Fritz swished to Seattle Prep from Blessed Sacrament, Adelphia gained a talented student and leader. Fritz has been very active in skiing, bring- ing home trophies from the different meets. If one can't find him skiing on the Cascade slopes, one will tind him with that certain girl from Queen Anne at a dance or some other affair at school. His record stands thus: Sodality 4, 3, 2, Ig Panther Club 4, 3: Ski Club 4, 3, 2, Ig Echo Staff 4, Prom Committee 33 All-City Ski Council 4, 3, 2, I, President 4, Vice President 3: Ski Team 4, 3, 2, I, Cap- tain 4. twenty-eight

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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 .

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RICHARD ARTHUR KAYS Long Beach, California Dict tirst appeared around the halls of Adelphia when he came to Prep in '47 from Immaculate. He began to do his part to maize himself useful by devot- ing his time and efforts as a manager in basketball 4, 3: and football 4. He was an active member of the Sodality 4, 3, 2, Ig and also participated in sports be- ing a member ot the track team 4, 3, 2. Diclx was admitted to the Letterman Club in his senior year. A tip ofthe hat to a swell guy who devoted his time to the betterment of a great school. EMILE ROY JOHNSON Glasgow, Montana Swede ioined the ranlis of Seattle Prep as a freshman from Marymount Military Academy in the year of '47. Since the day of his entrance E- Roy tried to maize everyone sit up and take no- tice ot his many talents he had stored away. He has taken part in most all of the activities that Prep could oFIer him, His record reads: Panther Staff 3: Sodality 4, 3, 2. I: Harlequin Club 45 Cheerleader 3, 2, King 3. Swede's ambition is to be a fly boy . His customary greeting is, Hi, how are ya? JOHN LEWIS JONES Seattle, Washington Easy Jack entered Prep 'From Holy Rosary in '47, and at once began to make a name for himself. JacIr's wit and humor captured for him the attention and friendliness of the class ot I95I. Jaclr could be seen warning many of the blaclr sheep, with his 'Favorite saying, You iust don't do those things . He was a member of the Soclality 4, 3, 2, Ig and also active in sports. His record reads: Football Ig Basketball 3, I: Base- ball I. Easy Jack's ambition is to own his own car . 'Nh' r . twenty-nine 'lb , I CLIFFORD JOSEPH KAYS San Pedro, California Let's hustle and one sees Skip dashing off on another wild escapade. Skip , a natural born athlete, came to Prep from Immaculate as a freshman and began to apply his talents in sports. His record is one that will not be forgotten for a long time. It is: Varsity Football 4, 3, 2: Varsity Basketball 4, 3, 2: Tracli 4, 3, 2, I. Skip was elected captain of the tract team in '50 and made All-Cross State and Tri-City in football. He was also a Sodalist 4, 3, 2, Ig Class OFIicer 2, Ig and Harlequin Club 4. SHI ,ITN I Q