Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PAUL ALLEN DOYLE Seattle Prep will never regret the scholarship they awarded to a graduate of Our Lady of the Lake, namely Paul Doyle, alias Cradle Robber. Paul began his full schedule as a freshman debater and has kept the forensic flag flying all four years. He was president of the Debate Club as a senior, as well as a contestant in the Yoiee of Uemocracy finals. .-Xlways an honor roll lad, Paul also played a part in the Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 and was chosen Prefect 3, 4. .-Xdd to this fottr solid years on the Panlher Staff, and two terms in the Panther and Orphean Clubs, and you find one of the H1051 versatile and well-liked of the Beuzer Boys. aw- , GREGORY LEE EISEN Speed flew into Prep in 1951 from the lakeshore wilds of St, Teresa's. Since waltz- ing through these famed portals, he has distinguished himself as a spirited and loyal Prepster. Always an able athlete, Greg turned out for the Cub basketball squad in his first year and for B-Squad basketball in the succeeding two years. Holding his namesake high, he graced the track team with his presence as a sprinter 2, 3, 4. He claims dozens of hobbies, one of which is dreaming up huge words, mostly of the unpronounceable variety. .-Xlthough his most important ambition is to sell his Stude to a Holy Names cheer- leader, he still hopes to go into an Escort Service Co-op with Robel and his buddies. A ALLAN JOSEPH FOX ,Xl trooped into our ltallowwl halls in the tall ot '31, .t gratltlate ot St, f'ailierine's. l'pon his .tt't'ix'al he entered the Sotlahty L Illilll with it flare for mztthematies, lluring hi' r and senior years. football and skiing i't-eeivetl a major 'portion of his .tfter hour time. .Xs a senior, ,Xl iomed the Letter- man! Club upon reeeiving his varsity foot' ball monogram. With tongue in cheek. soft spoken .Xl elaims that his ambition on this planet is to get one grade higher than Gilroy, Un the serious side, he has high hopes of putting his keen mind to praetieal use in some Hroeket to Mars eorporation .ts their chief aerotiatttttxtl engineer. 'fb Yard' ROBERT GEORGE ENGEL Bob entered Prep in '51, from the mighty institute of Assumption Grade School. Since then, he has earned a fine record for himself, which consists of the following: Sodality 1, 2, 3, Frosh Football and Basketball, B-Squad Basketball 23 Track Squad 23 Class Yeep 2, 43 Class Athletic Director 3, B4Squad Football 3, Pep Club 3,-1, Harlequin Club 2, 3, 43 The King , Panther Club 53 Echo Editor-im Chief 4. Besides being on the move all the time, Bob seems to have gained the ad- miration and friendship of everyone of his fellow Prepsters. His consistent drive and hard work have been the key factor in the success of this year's annual. With his background, Bob is sure to come through in the business world. id -scu-

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15 ROBERT NI ORIN COOM BS lt is not because he loves to hsh that they 1-all hint Stn-elhead. It' you can figure that one out. you have inet one of the most sportiye chaps at l'rep, Bolt Coombs. .X product of .Xssuinption Grade School, Bob has prohalvly seen ntore of the world than Captain Yideo. His father, a long time eaptain in the Navy, was re- quired to he on the niove 111051 of the tinte. so Bolt claims he, hiniselt, should be teach- ing Geography 5, 6 at lidison Tech. Seriously, he was a member of the freshman football squad and a three year inan with the Radio Club. .Xlso on the Business Staff of the lfclzfw, Bob is aiming for a li. S. de- gree at some undeeided university on the west coast. RICHARD JOHN DALTON Rabbit roared into the halls of l'rep in the fall of '52 alter a session at Nathan l-fekstein junior High. Since then, he has probably seen his name in headlines more often than any other high-sehool athlete in the City. For two seasons, Rick led l'rep gridironers to touchdown after touchdown with his jackrabhit running and passing. .X unanimous ,Xll-Cross-State choice as a senior, he also placed on a nunilier of national all-star elevens. liut his first love is hast-hall, in which he has been a top slugger for the past couple years. lntra- mural basketball and letterntan duties fill out the tough daily schedule for Rick, who has his sights set on Xlieky Nlantles jolt with the Yankees. NIAURICE ANTHON Y DELOY Nlaurtee eanie to l'rep as a graduate of the St. xlohn's class of 1051. On his first year, he entered l'rep's fiodality and re- niained active in that organization for four years. lle was also a promising de- hater during his freshtnan semesters. NYhen his card shark buddy, Nlr. Kenner, was moderating the Orpheans in '53 and '54, Nlauriee was one of the H1051 active ntenihers. llis scholastic standing has proven his prowess as a student. which can lie seen by his four year stretch in the 'top ten.' Other than his hobby of teaehing llutehinson the fine points of the Greek languatge or how to get at drag with Mr. lieuzt-r, Nlaurice continues along in his studies in hopes of lit-eointng one of St-attlt-'s leading lawyers. CHARLES WILLIAM CURRY, JR. Soaring in from St, INIary's Grade School in Peoria, Illinois in the fall of '51, Chuck Curry has wandered the Adelphia corridors ever since. .X bright student, especially in his niath specialties, he has l-:ept his grade point well up on the chart ot '55 grads. But his real interest is focused on Room 22 and the Radio Club. One of the few licensed amateur hams at Prep, Chuck has been a driving force in the electronic brotherhood of .Xdelphia for the past three years. Elected Yice-President of the 'ear- phone addicts' in his senior year, he has his heart set on continuing along that same line and tnayhe some day operating as an electrical engineer. V? 'fx

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sf JAMES VINCENT GALLAGHER Show 'em your badgefu yells a smiling, bovine-looking senior to a rather under- nourished junior at his side. The drawling Bremerton boy with the humorous face is none other than jim just call me Tiger Gallagher. :X transfer from Central High of Billings in 1952, jim has added real in- spiration to every phase of Prep life with a record eonsiting of the following: Class Sports Director Z, Class Secretary 4, li- Squad Football 2, Traek Team 2, 3, Yar- sity 3, l.etterman's Club 43 and Pep Club 4. jim is continually dreaming of having as much pull with Mr. Nleehan as johnson has. Un the serious side, he is thinking of continuing in the field of mathematics, if he eyer passes Trig. L.. 'IN Ze' NAT? JOSEPH HUGO GNECCHI joe is one of the stellar members of tlte Rainer Yalley ,Xthlc-tes, Inc. He graduated from Monte Yirgine in 1951 and came to Prep the following fall. His popularity as well as his athletic ability can be measured by a list of the numerous activities con- nected with the name joe Gneechi: Class President 1, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Sodality 1, Class .Xthletic Xlanager 2: Harlequin Club 2, 3, 4, Sargeant-at-.Xrms 4, Panther Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, and, of course, football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, l.etterman's Club, 3, 4, Keep 4. His outstanding achievements are: All-Cross-State 2nd Team 3: 1st Team 4, and Catholie-.-Xll-American 2nd Team 4, joe's only dream is to see Speed Xlheri play pro basketball. JOHN ROBERT GILROY Robo entered .Xdelphia in '51 from the institution on the hill, St. joseph's. He did not go for the indifference shown by all the 'mighty' seniors, so he decided to change all that. The result of his toil is noted in his list of accomplishments: Class Secretary 1, Class Yeep 2, 4, Frosh Football and Basketball, B-Squad Foot- ball and Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, junior liloeution 2, Senior Elocution 3, Prom Committee 3, Panther Club 3. XVith the help of these activities, he has man- aged to make himself one of the 'neatest guys' at Prep. His pet hobby is playing jazz records during the winter and taking siestas during the summer. Bob has his goal in life in the field of mechanical engi- neering. F, . 7' ,N T' C ., A 1 lt ,,,,. JAM ES ALBERT GOOSM AN ll ever a Prepster makes good in the held of seienee, Sabre Hoy is the fellow to do it. This graduate of St. .Xlphonsus Grade School has shown amazing ability along these lines sinee entering Adelphia in 1951. His specialty is radio and electrical techniques, and he has been a licensed ham for many moons. ln his senior year, as president of the Radio Club, jim was in charge of the Civil Defense Communica- tions unit at .,Xdelphia. Otherwise, he has been in the Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Harlequin Club 4, and was an original founder of the Prep Radio Club. .Xfter tossing aside his robe of graduation, jim plans to enter the profession of modern Chemical lingineer- ing-'which is certainly down this science he-nd's alley.