Seattle Preparatory School - Echo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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,,.- ,fan- 'V-vvgf STEPHEN DOYLE Steve Doyle stumbled up the wide front steps of Prep and right into Mr. lVleehan's hair. Stinky is a veteran of the powder chalk scandal and has ef- fectively kept Prep teachers on the run. Aside from his dedication to try the vo- cations of our teachers, Steve also par- JM f N cj. X '10 ,Lp S 'N. 47 A i at Avi-LAM Trai: f i F i :I ' t 'v'!j.!:ii ll 59 gi xull-l z - ' aw' 1 3 i I 'n ticipated in Debate Club 1, 23 Radio Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 25 Harlequin Club 3, 43 and was an Elocution Finalist 33 all of which adds up to a very successful stay at Prep. Stephen lists no preference of pro- fession but we are sure a witty tongue and a keen mind will be an asset in any job and Mr. Doyle is well equipped with both. . X if . .312 ' .ffl 'iilfrigi Q . ARTHUR MICHAEL DOYLE Prep gained an all-around hustler and Jyal student when Doyly scooted down he 'hill' from St. joe's. Among the top five rade-pointers in his class, Mike has joined whole-heartedly in school activities and rives, and has added the following to his st of accomplishments: Frosh footballg 'arsity football 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club , 3, 4, class veep lg class athletic manager 3 Panther Club 43 Harlequin Club 4, .eague of the Sacred Heart 2, 33 Glee Club , 33 and Sports editor of the Echo 4. Mike's mbition to win an argument with Fr. Veissenberg, will probably never be real- zed, but with his knack for figures and his nowledge of aeronautics, he will un- oubtedly fulfill his other desire to become n aeronautical engineer. '20 EDWARD KECK EASTER In 1953 Prep gained a Erm backer in the person of Luke Easter. After his gradua- tion from St. joseph's, he signed up for a four-year hitch in the lnstitution. He spent his first year as a Sodalist and a member of Prep's fresh air enthusiasts, the track team. Carrying his love of the out- doors even further, Ed pursued his hobbies of fishing and driving. Reverting indoors he carries on other activities like helping his lab. partner, Donahue, with experiments concerning distillation. Happy also finds time to support Prep's teams and to mock his buddy, Mike Doyle. Finding the jesuit personality irresistable, Ed's future plans include a reenlistment with the black-robes at Seattle University, and a job as an engineer after graduation. -QQ . I- , .-. 27 --r X., .. J 75 '-. , Sigh 5 :I .- .,, . I.. hi TW-s tit 'iffn.' .4 1. 2 - ..i. 4

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LEE WILLIAM EBERHARDT Mister, I'm confused, says Lee Eber- hardt, and it's no wonder at all. Such a busy fellow as this has all the right in the world to be confused. When Lee left St. Teresa's in '53 he decided to leave Prep in '57 with a name that people will remember. Here are some of the activities that he joined to accomplish that purpose: Frosh Football: Cub Basketballg Sodality 1, 3, B Squad Basketball 23 Student Council 35 Class President 3, Intramural All-stars 3, Varsity Track 3, 4g Varsity Football 43 Pep Club 43 and Letterman's Club 4. In addition to this Bomber does a little painting and is a rare wine sampler of the highest order. After he graduates from Prep, Lee wants to embark on a medical career so he can earn enough money to wallpaper his room with Four Dot labels. a 2 J - 4 'E T ROBERT TRUITT EHLI As the class of 1956 returned to Prep to start their fourth, final, and most fas- cinating year, there was a new face among their ranks. Bob Ehli journeyed north to Seattle Prep in the Queen City from Cen- tral Catholic High School in the Rose City. He inspired to become a true Prepsterf and well he did. Not having to worry about ineligibility he immediately turned out for Mr. Goodwinls Varsity football squad and became an outstanding half-back. He earned his letter in this sport and became a member of the Letterman's Club. Bob is frequently quoted as saying I suppose! , whether it's a double date with Doyle or a decision to finish his homework. He plans to become a mess Sergeant in the army for twenty years and then to own his own business. TODD MCDEVITT EMANUEL When Todd left St. Margaret's in 1953, he came to Prep to become one of its busi- est students and strongest backers. Always keeping himself in the top ten scholastic- ally, he managed to squeeze in a few extra- curricular activities too: Frosh football: Cub basketballg Track 1, 23 Class Veep 2: Sodality 1, 2, 3, Vice Prefect 3, Letter- man's Club 3, 49 Harlequin Club 2, 3, 45 President 4g Echo staff 4: B Squad football 2, Basketball 3, 43 Varsity football 3, 4, All N. W. Catholic Honorable Mention 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 League of Sacred Heart 4, and Mickey Mouse Club 3, 4. Taking up the cause of all busy men, Todd is plan- ning on making a 27-hour day. A naturally curious fellow, his hobby is asking Mr. Goodwin questions during al ebra class. But Todd, being the modest feiow that he is, usually begins every sentence with I don't know if this is right or not, but. . . THOMAS EDWARD EVERED My ambition is to see George Navone get jugged in German class. Such is the word of Tom Evered. While waiting for this event to happen, he decided to join a few activities to pass the time. Three months after his graduation from Assumption, he turned out for Frosh football and joined the Sodality. Next year T Tom was elected Class Veep, played B Squad football, and circled the oval for the track team. As a junior he became the Secretary-Treasurer of his class and put his barrel-slat talents to work for the Ski Team 3, 4. He was also a member of the League of the Sacred Heart these last two years. When not pursuing his hobbies of skiing and a girl, Tom is trying to find out, What did I do now? His next step in life deals with a law career.