Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PETER BRETAGNE ELY There is no school like no school, says Peter Ely, a grad of St. Mary's who first pounded on the front door of Prep in '52. He cut his niche in the Debate Club 1-2-3-4 and became Prexy 4 to show that his de- bating ability is as good as everyone says. Pete was also a junior Elocution Finalist 1, and gave much time to the Sodality 1-2-3-4. His ambition is to graduate and to become a priest. Certainly a fellow who could talk his way to the Second Place in Debate at the Yakima Debate Tournament could talk his way out of Prep and into Sheridan. Anyway we know that Pete has been an attribute to Prep and he certainly will be great stuff as a Father. X . X Sift KENNETH CHARLES FLAJOLE Across the foggy stretch of water comes the ferry boat and aboard is one of its best customers, Louie Flajole. Straight from the salty town of Bremerton and the Star of the Sea Parish, to the front door of Prep came Louie and he immediately became everyone's friend. His hobby is counting his money or to be more exact figuring out how much he owes. His favorite saying is Who has the church key? and that doesn't bear explaining. As a Senior, Louie was elected 4-C Sergeant-at-Arms. Tiger's ambition is to become an engi- neer. but if he can't do that, he will be perfectly satisfied just to be Captain on one of the modern ferry boats that make the daily journey from the Navy Yards. PAUL WINFRED FLEENOR JR. Better late than never, said a famous bard and it could aptly be applied to Flees. Fleenor came a whole year late from Nathan Eckstein Junior High. Flee- nor's hobbies include, of all things, girls and cars, but he doesn't let them interfere too much with his academic work at Adelphia. His one desire and shining goal in life is to teach Fr. Hess history which, all will agree, is quite some goal, If, however, that fails, Paul wouldn't mind becoming a flight surgeon fthat's a doctor with wingsj. Flees' car usually can be found driving around the hill to either the mixer or to the Names. We hope Lady Luck smiles on Paul many times in the course of his life. 20 OLIVER RONALD FLOR The Horse romped into Prep as a Frosh from St. Anne's and practically be- fore his first class was down at Nlontlake cutting through tackle. A four year letter- man, Ollie chalked the following score: Football 1-243-4, Varsity 2-3-4, Team Cap- tain 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Varsity 2-3-4, Varsity Baseball 1-2-3-4. Besides these ac- complishments he also found time for Sodality 1-2, Letterman's Club 2-3-4, Veep 4, and Harlequin's Club 4 for a brilliant job in My Three Angels. To top it all off, Ollie was selected to be on the First Team for the All-Northwest Catholic Football Team in his junior and Senior years. All this and Ollie still has time for Ridge parties. His ambition is to see Mr. Meehan smeared in Peanut Butter.

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GENE PATRICK DELMORE Red Bush sleepwalked his way into Prep in the middle of his junior year from Billings Central High School in Montana. He immediately made his presence felt by joining the Sodality and taking afternoon jaunts up to the Ridge with the Track Team 3-4. As a Senior, Gene again joined Sodality, broke into the starting lineup of the Varsity football squad and became a member of the Letterman's Club. Gene is a naturally curious boy and can often be found asking people How are you? His ambition is to do well, whatever he does. judging from the variety of talents he has shown in his brief stay at Prep, he is already fulfilling his wish. GUY THOMAS DIJULIO Class President 4, Class Veep 2, Class Secretary 1-3, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Vice- Prefect of Sodality 3, Panther Club 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3, and Cheer Leader 4: thus we introduce the self-admitted most con- ceited Senior, Guy Dijulio, who came to Prep courtesy of Assumption Grade School. But we can see that Guy's conceit is not based on a weak foundation. His popu- larity is further proven by his many activi- ties which include not only Senior Editor on the '56 Echo Staff, but also personal appearances on the athletic field in Cub Basketball 1, Soph-Frosh Baseball 2 and Varsity Baseball 3-4. Dijulio's favorite saying is, You asked for it and whether it be advice, help, or a quick joke, it is always well given. Gu hasn't quite decided what his ambition is but he just hopes to fulfill it. You can be sure that this Guy will do it. 5 , MER ' men votfnss 1 EXPERIMENT A, -,li .,, .... ll D ' 1ilLllllll'l.'lIllllllLllllllllD llllllll.ll'lil lTllll'lTf 1 U 1 . GI 0 ui ' A l U l U 1 . , 1 I V MU XQVN, xf-xxx-' 19 PATRICK DAVID DONNELLY Pat, one of the two Frontyard Philoso- phers first brought his rotundity down the road from St. joseph's in 1952. Since that time in his own quiet way he has made his stay at Prep very profitable and satisfac- tory. He was nicknamed Blimp by a certain member of the faculty, but his stock retort to this type of criticism is So I am fat, what is your excuse? In his spare time he works on his hobby of model airplane building which is an outgrowth of his ambition to fly as a pilot someday. He also claims with tongue in cheek that some fine day he will put pipes on his Ford. ,ss - ' 4 ska: Qi ' iii age iv

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RONALD JEROME FOX Why shove? and with his favorite say- ing we introduce one of St. Catherine's fa- vorite sons: Ron Fox. From the North Woods on the other side of Green Lake is quite a trip each school day, but it only serves to awaken Ron so that he is raring to step into some of his activities such as Pep Club 2-3 and Ski Club 4, or if he really wants to work Ron can come to room 23 and work industriously at his job as Scatterpage Editor of the Annual you are now in all probability reading. Ron's hobby is zipping over the white slopes on skis and aiding and increasing the Ski Club's victories. Soon his talents will be turned toward his goal of becoming a Chemical Engineer. K4 ink N'tMV5:?p:Tw??Wgq .,i,..?.tk I .f .. Ek. .,-- ' Nb.. ,..m-fx.:.?hk-,Q-fgxmlktg Jf J JAM ES MICHAEL GERAGHTY This Jungle Bunny Reservist talked his way into Prep from St. Margaret's. His sport's power was shown in Cub Basket- ball 1, B-Squad Football 2, Track Team 2, and Varsity Football 3-4, thus earning him a place in the Letterman's Club 3-4. jim wangled himself into the Harlequin Club 3-4 through Green Pastures and My Three Angels, and paddled his way to Sergeant-at-Arms of that club, plus being a junior Elocution Finalist 3. Besides being Class President 1, and in the Student Council 1, jim joined Sodality 1, and Radio Club 1. His fine speaking ability and Hearst Oratory experience stand him in good stead to realize his ambition of being a lawyer, starting all his speeches with You see it was like this ........ PETER FRANCIS GIACOBAZZI Pete entered Prep in '52 from Our Lady of the Lake parish. We don't know much of his grade school activities, but at Prep he really got rolling. His many undertak- ings include Class Veep 1, Student Council 3-4, Class Prexy 3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4, President of that organization 4, Pep Club 3, and Panther Club 3-4. He found time for Prom Committee 3, and for athletics which include Frosh Football 1, Frosh Basketball 1, B-Squad Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, and used his spare moments for Track Team 1-3. Pete also received and richly deserved the Football Inspirational Award in his Senior year. jack's ambition to swipe a buck from Belanich is superseded by his desire to become a doctor. We are sure that Pete has the drive to reach any goal. 21 ROBERT LAWRENCE GIUNTOLI Hailing from the '52 class of Holy Rosary is Bob Giuntoli. His industrious' work in Sodality 2-3-4, has helped to raise the prestige of that organization in the halls of Adelphia. When not working for the cause of Sodality, Bob studies and has the honor of being one out of the six survivors of Prep's hardest subject, Greek. An ardent sportsman, Porky enjoys boating, fish- ing, and hunting: also dating-a very dangerous pastime in these turbulent days. Porky's greatest desire is to run an elevator in a one story building. Although we are dubious of his ability to take the ups and downs of such a job, we are confident that this hard worker will realize his other am- bition to become a doctor. L s