St Martins High School - Samahi Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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91.-fillllil ROY BENEFIEL, 17, From Longview, was class president in his third year and an A.S.B. representative in his fourth year. He played varsity football and basket- ball both years, and was a member of the M-club. He was a member of the Martian staff in 1943-44. He was an honor student and a class officer in his fourth year. WILLIAM ANTHONY BOYLE, 17, is a Bellingham lad. He was a basketball letterman in his Junior and Senior years, and secretary of the M-club in 1944-1945. Bill was a member of the Servers Society, and was assis- tant storekeeper and also a member of the library staff in his fourth year. JOHN EDWARD COLLINS came from Everett tHartfordl in 1943, and completed his H.S. work at the end of the first semester of this school year. He was an honor student in his third year. This year he was an A.S.B. and class officer, and a member of the Martian staff. RAYMOND CLAYDEN EWING, 17, came to St. Mar- tin's as a freshman from Visitation School in South Ta- coma. His chief interest has been basketball, he won his letter in this sport in his third and fourth years, and was an M-club member. Pee-wee' was a member of the Servers Society for all four years, and was in the Sodality the first two years. He was an honor student in his fresh- man year, and a Martian staff writer in his senior year. He was a class officer in his fourth year. MICHAEL THOMAS FITZPATRICK, 17, came from Clallam Bay to make his senior year at St. Martin's. He proved a plucky football player, won his letter and mem- bership in the M-club. He was elected A.S.B. vice-presi- dent after Miller's departure. Mike won rating on the Honor Roll, and also was dance committee chairman for the Valentine dance. DONN MELBORNE FRASER, 18, came to St. Mar- tin's from Seattle in 1943. He left school at the end of the first semester to enter the service, graduating with mili- tary credits. He was a class officer in his third year. JOHN WALTER GRIFFITH, 17, has a Tacoma or Fort Lewis address. He played in the band last year, but his main activity has been studying. By dint of much hard work he managed to finish school in three years. He also was a class officer this year. BRUCE ANDREW HODGERT, 17, of Tacoma, took part in many activities. He made the Honor Roll in his second and fourth years, was High School Annual editor in his third year, and a Martian staff man in his junior and senior years. His social prominence is manifest in the fact that he was chairman of the Junior Prom committee in 1944, and dance committee chairman for the autumn dance this year.