Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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W .LLL September 1953 Looking forward to a four-year stay at Prep, one-hundred and thirty-two freshmen began their dynamic careers as Prepsters with an onslaught on the Jesuit curriculum and Prep activities. The first thing on the agenda was the election of class officers. Leading the roster were class presidents Mike Albrecht of IA, Jim Stark of IB, George Navone of IC, and Mike Rafter of ID. Montlake field was the first testing ground for the talents of the Class of '57, and they plowed their way through a highly successful season, compiling a 6-I record. A few of the stand- outs were J. Miller, M. Doyle, D. Denini, and captain M. Albrecht. The freshmen casaba team sported the talents of such notables as L. Cozzetti, C. Holly, A. Lemieux, B. Naumes, and R. Caley. Emphasizing the spiritual life at Prep, the Sodality witnessed a great influx of frosh sodalists under the leadership of B. Naumes, C. Holly, and T. Emanuel. The Harlequin production of Charley's Aunt started the thespian careers of M. Heinrich, J. Haggard, and K. Gansneder. Before the presses began to roll off the first edition of the paper, the Panther office became the stamping ground for M. Donohue, B. Martin, A. Bakun, N. Brown, C. Callero, J. Haggard, and T. Meagher. In the Junior Elocution contest, M. Donohue ran away with first place. Freshmen F. DeMeyer, J. Haggard, and T. Meagher showed promising indications of the many debate trophies they would be bringing home throughout their remaining years at Prep. 16