Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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FRANCIS JOSEPH LEIBLY, JR. Seattle, Washington Frank transferred to Prep as a sophomore from St. Martin's. Tall and lean, Frank looks like an outcloorsman, and you can notice the dreamy look in his eyes as he gazes down at the sailboats on Portage Bay on those sunny spring days. He is a boating and fishing enthusiast and has a passion for skiing, so his ambitions lay in the direction of a hermitage at Aspen or a life on sunny Florida beaches. Frank has been a strong Sodalist for all the three years he has spent at Prep. CARLO ETTRO LEONETTI Seattle, Washington Carlo came to Prep in '48 from St. Mary's. He was a Sodalist for four years. Turk also turned his attention to sports and his record in that line is impressive. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, l..etterman's Club 3, 4. He was elected a class oflicer as a freshman and again as a junior. His hobby of Being a good boy, and leis favorite saying, Nothing, undoubtedly were a great help in putting him well toward the top of his class. Turk seems to be the strong, silent, type and this will probably be an aid in his ambition, To be a doctor. 28 45 JOSEPH ADOLPHUS LOWMAN Seattle, Washington 1 want to own 200 head of Black Angus. For anyone who can figure this out, this is the ambition of one joseph Lowman. joe, along with a few others came to Prep from St. Catherine's school in the year of '49 to remain for four years, During lis four year adventure, he engaged in some of the many activities offered at Prep. ln his freshman year, he was a member of the Sodality which kept his interest for two more years. He also turned out for the Harlequin Club, and was taken in in his senior year. We hope he fulfills his Emlption and will start supplying thejesuits with ee ! JAMES FREDERICK LOCKETT Seattle, Washington Jay came to Prep from North Kitsap for his freshman year but before long he moved south to Montgomery, Alabama, returning to Prep again for his sophomore year. Any night you may End our hero at home working on his hobby, bending pretzles by hrelight. jay played Football 1, 3, was in the Soclality 3, 4, Pep Club 4, and a member of the PANTHER staff. To find him, just trace the tired voice which says over and over, Shut up, Scordonl

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vi i mill: gif. ig, hail, if ROBERT OSCAR KUSE Lincoln, Nebraska When Bob first came to Prep from St. joe's his height made him look more like a visitor than a member of the student body. However, like all good small men, including fohnny O'Brien, he plaiyed on the Cubs basketba l team as a freshman an scored two points on an amazing one-handed lay in. He is one of the charter members of the Pep Club. He claims fishing as a hobby and he's really a good angler. When asked a question he's very likely to answer with his now famous, Huh? STEPHEN REGNER LA RIVIERE Oakland, California Steve came here from Blessed Sacrament in the fall of '48. He played Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, and Baseball 2. He was a Class Oliicer 1, 2, 3, 4, and a member of the Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Steve was a letterman in both his junior and senior years and a Pawn-nan Club member 3, 4. He was one of the ten mem' bers of the Prom committee last year and is an all-around busy guy. His hobby is Girls, and more of 'em! and he wants to own a profitable distillery. His favorite saying is, I'm wishing. ROBERT HAROLD LARSEN Seattle, Washington Another of the famous members of that foreign community of West Seattle is Bob Larsen. To- wards the end of a brilliant career at Hel Rosar Grade School, away out West, Bch got the light and enrolled for four happy GD years at the Preparatory. He has changed quite a bit since then and is now engaged in the hobby of listening to Farrell as he puts it. Bob, a member of the Sodality in his last two years at school, plans to get out of high school and stay out of the army. VANCE LE ROY LAYTON Long Beach, California Vance was born in Long Beach and moved to Seattle, where he graduated from St. Catherine's Grade School. Vance was a member of the Sodality in his sophomore year, and he played varsity basketball in his senior year. Vance's am' bition is to be an aeronautical engineer. His favorite hobby is women, which is certainly borne out by the way he acts sometimes. Vance's favorite saying is, Where there's a will, there's a way.

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FREDERICK ALLAN LYONS Spokane, Washington Frederick Allan Lyons was another- of those lovable characters from St. joe's Grade School. His Witty jokes plus his high ability as a student have made him one of the more popular students at Prep. He is also known as a European adven- turer having traveled there during February 1951. When he is not tearing around in his new Old's, he is participating in activities which include: Football 1,.2, and 4, Varsity 4, Letterman's Club 4, and Sodality 4. His ambition is to have a controlling interest in General Motors. JOHN PATRICK MEAGHER Seattle, Washington Pat was bom in Seattle and came to Prep as a freshman from Meany Jr. High with the ambition of living for a few years. He was received into the Harlequins for his work in Mist Before the Periscope, and The Bishop Misbehavesf' He was also circulation manager of the PANTHER and a reporter for the Ecno. He was an active member in Mr. Gillingham's Radio Club in his junior year. Pat is interested in electronics, and he can often be seen hanging around up at St. Nick's. ir., M . tlli .1 ttf.: .11 W.fQ5.s'i.wi' 524921. H W fitzz '?15'.f't.l1 ifSli W... '.f,,1.f.-f.,,, CHRISTIAN XAYIER MELGARD Seattle, Washington Avvy is a graduate of Marymount Grade School in Tacoma. Chris has been very active in sports at Prep. He has been a member of the Track team since he was a freshman and played a year of freshman football before graduating to three years in the starting right tackle position on Prep's football teams. He was Class President as a freshman and was Secretary-Treasurer of his Sophomore class. Chris was a member of the Prom Committee, a four-year letterman, and a Harlequin. His favorite saying is, Never say die, do it. EUGENE RAYEIL MILLER Ma bton, Washington Gene is a.native of that thriving community of Mabton, Washington. Upon his graduation from St-. Edward's Grade School, here in town, he immediately enrolled at Holy Redeemer College Seminary where he spent t ree years of study. Tiring of minor seminary life he came to Prep to finish high school, where he joined the Marian Committee of the Sodality of Our Lady. Gene is a well-liked kid who really gets a kick out of Mr. Goodwin's Algebra class. He likes to read and he figures on continuing his studies and becoming a priest. 29