Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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UJJe Sc ho Page Nine Third High LISTED in Third High arc: Lyle Albrecht, P«tridr7 ndrcws, Josepli Bauer. Edward Campbell, GcorgcrCanney, DtflnfhrGasey, Arthur—Conley, Rnsscll-Dahlme, Jams? Dtbh; James-Doylc, ThomasJjarrick, George-Goerig, -JoliiiTjrady, Francis I Icrkcn-Foth, WatTfr-Kane, Jaelath—Lyons, Marco Magoamv-JHenry MTTrrm, William -McGuire; Gtg dd-Mchhtgh, Robert McNamara, Waftcr-McNerney, Arthur -Meagher, A4dtr Morcfli;- IN Second High A are: Anthony-Aycr a no, Horry Bennett, , Patti—Glaudon, Michael Gohuarro, Mstmcc Costello, Roy Crawford, Richard—iDel '' —« ♦ F J«umd Doneheer J'Oseph Russell. Anthony- Searpcllo, -Ed Sheehan-, -Bernard -Storey, Charles -Taylor, 'John White, Charles West, Tierney Wilson. LISTED in Second High B are: Clyde-Bcrrc ardh-ank-Jlrandmeir, Neil Brishtwii, Bernard Branigim, dohir Carmody, Richard-Chapwan.,. David- Connor, John—Coughlin, Mat-thew-Coreoram- David Cnilmancr Pm4- Qdlittane, Richard -Desehamps, Donald-Den-'tting, Hendrick Fitzgerald, Janies Flajnle, -Leo Free ley . William Hallidav, John Harrington, WHffani I lenneman, Gordon -Johnson, Joseph Kennedy, Wnrren-Macftmis, William Mc-'Chesney, -James McFndden, ■hurnrty-McGmre, Walter Moore, Thomas NerfcenrTrank ■Nestor, WrRtaro O’Neill, Fred haw, Francis Sullivan, John Tobin, Robert Trotter, (-Frank Grsino, Albert Wood. FIRST High A: Charles Albright, William Armstrong, Bcrrnrrd ihtgley, WittiTTm'Bates, Frank Boxer, Robcrt-Brimduictrr PtndJlcce n. Ian»ea--Bubnau, Wallace Carroll, James Coyle, Stafford Crowley, Robert Flynn. Jcinlr Gregory. JFonnard--Giirin«;ki. Wiftiwm -Haines, Latvieuce—Hoesehen, Domdd—Keefe, .William Kelly, -Emmett—fcemhuy John ■Maloney, I iwrenee McDoncl, Hubert- Merrick, Patrick- McHugh, Norman -Michel, Woyd. Petition, JUatricicOhFly »vii, John Robinson. Anthony Simpson, Thcudyre Smith Jolm-Swb -iivan, Don a ItTSleole, -RrjhT'rr ValioucUe. Gagan, Fiancis Gcntdi, Earl-Gray.,. Martin--Hendriek, Robert Irvine, James-Keane, 'Rtt-— -hert—Lee, Lawrence Lftfon, John- Me Garry, Johu Monoharrr Miebaci Murphy, 'Wdiiam -Q NciB; JoscpH'O’Loary, Howard P-ieht, lborf Pipecim, David Roche, William- Rather- IDNEY BLOOMFIELD, John Boehmy Cached! -Corrigan, Joseph Deigrrarr. GeFarhT Diffdfl, Francis Donohoe,--Edward—Good; -Louis-Haven, Qrrftes JeSefeson, Franeis ■McGerr, James McGuire, Haiold Nitschc, James O’Brien, WdhaTTTOrhmd, 'Theodore Rohert Mur{ hy, John- Peter, John--O’Donncffr' Robert' -Rebhahn, Qeorge Server, John Starr, Addison Smith.— Second High A Ray-Donm m, Thomas Finn. Frank Forrestuh Jolm Green, Jobrr'Ke rmuyr John—Kelly, Richard—Kelly, , John—McDovitt. Jack—McGeongh, Rohert •Mffopaugh. Jack Nnughtonyfohn-Noser, Rohert CVGurmatH John Osteiman, Melvin Potts. Second High B First High A First High B OHN ARENA, Edmund Bower, eidenbach, Ntnrm ir Cajui£y, Johu-diyme, Lawrence Evoy, Jack-son Fairhurst, William—

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Page Eight 3fie £cho SCHAEFER, James Alias” Born: Aug. 28, 1915, Fairview, Mont. Entered from: St. Anthony’s High School, Long Beach, Calif. Activities: Sodality Prefect, 4; Debate, 4; Swimming, 4. Conduct medal. SCOTT, Thomas Born, Nov. 24, 1917, Butte, Mont. Entered from: St. Joseph’s, 1930. SIFFERMAN, Raymond F. “Sift” Born: Nov. 29, 1916, Seattle, Wash. Entered from: St. Benedict’s, 1930. Activities: Sodality, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1; Football, 2; Class Officer, 1-2. THOMPSON, James T. Jimmy” Born: Dec. 9, 1917, Butte, Montana. Entered from: St. Martin’s High School, 1931. Activities: Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 3; Baseball, 2-3-4; Sodality, 4; Class Officer, 2-3-4; Student Body Officer, 3-4; Lettermen’s Club, 2-3-4; Lettermen’s Club Officer, 3-4 Dramatics, 4; Debate, 4; Palestra, 3-4; Saluta-torian, 4. WELCH, Bernard Born: July 10, 1917, Seattle, Wash. Entered from: O’Dea High School, 1932. WITTMAN, Joseph E. Witty Born: Jan. 17, 1916, Seattle, Wash. Entered from: Brighton School. Activities: Sodality, 1-2-3; Wah-Wah, 3; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 1-2-3-4; Football Manager, 4; Swim-ming, 3; Lettermen’s Club, 2-3-4; Sodality, 1-2-4; Debating Society, 4; Class Officer, 2-3. WOOD, Francis Patrick Frank Born: June 18, 1917, Seattle, Wash. Entered from: St. John's School, 1930. Activities: Sodality, 1-2-3-4; Orchestra, 2; Basketball, 3; Organ, 3-4. Senior Class History FOUR exciting years have elapsed since a group of eager boys clustered about the desks of Mr. Coen and Mr. Flajole in the two divisions of First High, and relentlessly bombarded them with a multitude of questions concerning their future “Alma Mater. However, we of the class of “34” soon quieted down, and casting aside the timidness which first hindered our progress, elected class officers. Hynes was chosen as president of the A division, with DeDonato as a capable secretary-treasurer. Sifferman was the legislative leader of the B class. Mr. Coen and Mr. Fla jole were our moderators, and won our hearts through their patient work. The year passed quickly, and our athletes and scholars coped successfully with the champions of other classes. Our second year class officers were much the same as the first, except that Kossel replaced Hynes as the helmsman of 2A. Jim Thompson, the butcher-boy transfer from St. Martin’s, bolstered our prestige and convinced the students that the only real men arc those who carry their lunches in “scuttles.” Consequently, Ed McCullough became famous for his thermos bottle, and throwing lunch boxes at each other became the favorite pastime of “the boys.” As Juniors we assumed the dignified role of upper-classmen with characteristic ease, and proved ourselves to be true aristocrats. A number of new lads joined us this year, chief among them were Robert “One Punch” Hurd, David Carey, Bruce and Jim Hannon, Dick Cahan, Bruce Fitzgerald, P. McGuire, Pishue. The new teachers to be associated with us were Messrs. Burris, Dowd, Dussault, Carmody, Sweeney, O’Hara. There was a rumor circulated among the boys that Mr. Dowd lived solely on his “Model English textbook. While this is doubtful we feel certain that it was at least an important part of his menu. Our basketball and indoor ball teams won the intramural championships, and a majority of the class participated in other athletic activities as well. At last our final term arrived. How proud we were, how we gloried in the title of “Seniors.” Our forces were joined this year, and we labored together to achieve further glory. Our new teachers were Father Nichols, Father Prange, and Mr. Marshall. Non-chalent Bill McFadden from Bellarmine High was welcomed to our roster, Ruddy Carlow commuted daily from Bremerton for a semester, and the term passed quickly and successfully. And now we are ready, the world is before us. We have imbibed the spirit of our teachers, and are prepared for higher things. We thank all those who have proven to be our friends and associates, and bid a fond farewell to all. W'AL I' NI I'SCHE, ’34.

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Page Fen UfTe £cho The Sodality of Our Lady THE Sodality is the leading spiritual organization in the school, with two objectives at heart: Personal Holiness, and Catholic Action. We are Charter Members of the Seattle Sodality Union, and our representative, Richard DcDonato, won honorable mention in the Annual Apologetic Oratorical Contest. At the Solemn Reception on February 2nd, one hundred and twenty-four new members were enrolled in the Sodality. Mr. Clifford Kossel was a member of the National High School Advisory Board this past year, and Mr. Patrick Andrews will succeed him in that capacity for 1934-1935. Officers First Semester SENIOR DIVISION Clifford Kossel John Ouellette John Dougherty Angelo Magnano John Peter Robert Rebhahn Francis Sullivan Francis Ursino PREFECT SECRETARY-TREASURER CONSULTORS JUNIOR DIVISION Jack Robinson Jack Fairhurst William Armstrong Frank Boxer William Kelly Francis McGerr Joseph Merrick John Sullivan Officers Second Semester SENIOR DIVISION James Schaefer Joseph Phillips Lawrence Haffie Patrick Andrews William McGuire John Harrington David King PREFECT SECRETARY-TREASURER CONSULTORS JUNIOR DIVISION William Kelly Jack Robinson John Bates Wallace Carroll Francis McGerr George Ryan James O’Brien Student Council The Student Council consists of the Class Presidents, the Student Body President, President of the Lettermen’s Club and the Prefect of the Sodality. The members this year arc: Ed McCullough, ’34; Henry Martin, ’35; Richard DeDonato, ’36; Paul Cullinane, ’36; William Kelly, ’37; Robert Irvine, ’37; George Ryan, ’37; Joseph Phillips, ’34; James Schaefer, 34. High School Student Body Association Officers for this year were: Joseph Phillips, ’34; president; Jack Thompson, ’34, vice-president; Patrick Andrews, ’35, secretary; Angelo Magnano, ’35, treasurer; Ed Sheehan, ’36, sergeant-at-arms, Mr. O’Hara, S. J., Moderator.