Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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First Row: F. McGrath, O'Brien. Second Row: D. Third Row: R. Young, R. H 5... H-R 'ees ,... an , tiff'- i - Homeroom teacher Mr. Lelii, welcomed 28 sopho- mores to 2-D on the morning of Tuesday, September 10. Before the end of the day, Mr. Roberts, S.J., Mr. Dug- gan, and Mr. Donohue had taught in their new class. Wfithin the next few weeks, W. Spellbring, M. O'Donoghue, N. Grillo, and T. Brown were elected officers. The football season was in full swing and so was 2-D. The class won first prize for its XVilson's game poster. Meanwhile, 7 2-D'ers were playing J.V. football and one was on the Varsity. The other school activities reawakened, and in each the class was represented. Four were enrolled in the Sodality. J. Barnard and NV. Spellbring began work for the school paper. Others were to be found in the band while M. O'Donoghue represented the class in public speaking. Throughout the year 2-D was always well represented at dances, plays, and athletic events. Wlhile the entire class watches the charts on the hoard, Mr. Lelii, points out the structure of the honeybce. E. Laios, N. Grillo fSecr.j, M. Gardner, Mr. Lelii, S.J., M. O'Donoghue fVice-Pres.j, T. Brown QTreas.j, W. Tobin, G. Hill, J. Caruso, W. Lynch, R. Wolf, F. Burrows, W. Spellbring, QPres.j, P. Arient, J. Bradt, J. Barnard, H. Clegg. Walsh, S. Long, F. Vitrella, D. Peppler, W. Taylor, L. Toehl, P. Rothgeb, D. Tarantino, J. Pascucci. an A L.

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First Row: A. DiCanzio. W. Mauser J. Colona fSecr.j. R. Schombert fPres.j. Mr. Duggan. S.J.. H. Partridge tVice-Pres.j. E. McReady fTreas.j H. Lorenzetti, T. McGuire. Second Row: D. Hillyard, T. Barbour, D. Thibault, R. Campbell, W. Penberton, J. Holloran, T. Rocks, A. Norcio J. Greiner, W. Ryan, J. Vaeth, W. Ferrando. Third Row: J. O'Connell, C. Thomas, P. Falcone, C. Shields, T. Connor, G. Batka, M. Sehler, J Hobbs, C. Walters, J. Glennon, D. Vonemeto, B. 0'Neill. 2-C The Gonzaga student must be conscious of two thingsg his own Cod-given abilities and the spirit of his school. l Moreover, his concern for both must be shown in con- crete instances. The members of 2-C, the sophomore Greek class under their competent teachers, Fr. Burke, S.J., Fr. Murray, S.J., Mr. Duggan, S.-J. Qhomeroom teacherj, Mr. Roberts, S.J., and Mr. Mawhinney, S.J., have shown this concern. The tradition of good scholastic achievement in the Greek Class was continued as more than one-third of the class received consistent honors. School organizations which counted 2-C members on their lists were the Sodality, the Student Council, the Dramatic Society, the Band, the Debating Society, the Glee Club, the Football teams, the J.V. Basketball team, and the Baseball team. The class boosters won a prize for their work. The intramural teams had consistently good averages. The class published its own newspaper. The officers were R. Schombert, H. Partridge, Co- lona, and McReady. A. DiCanzio and R. Schombert keep score as W. Mauser tries for the extra point to break the tie while Mr. Duggan S. J., referees an algebra quiz.

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,. 4-tw' fx .msg 5. .a ii: -w ife92'7l WW First Row: D. Morley, C. Garity, R. Grau, A. Crisafulli, Fr. J. O'Rourke, S.-J., J. Hogan, D. Baker, M. Quenn, J. Mclntosh. Second Row I Duganne, Blair, J. Farrell, U. 1-lackley, J. Gilbert, B. Detterrich, V. Hubka, J. Fitzgerald, C. Dawson qTreas.j, D. Burnham. Thzrd Row J Matelis fSecr.j, J. Green, M. Kirby QPres.j, J. Morris, F. Stanley, T. Barnett, T. Himmelberg, G. Sheehan, R. Edmonston, L. Frese J Gregg 2-8 No longer freshmen, the students of 2-E were quick to realize that as upperclassmen more was expected of them than when they were first year men. The class elections were held early, and when the votes were counted, the new oflicers were M. Kirby, J. Matelis, and C. Dawson, President, Secretary and Treasurer, respec- tively. Under the careful guidance of homeroom teachers Fr. O'Rourke, S.J., and Mr. Hughes, S.J., Mr. Lelii, S.J., and Mr. Mfinner, the boys soon fell into the spirit of school life and assumed their duties as sophomores, by setting example for the freshmen and striving towards scholastic accomplishments. A large section of the class was participating in the extra curricular activities which the school offers. 2-E was well represented in the band, in the Biology club, and many other activities, including the Sodality and intramural, J.V. and varsity sports, making the class a well rounded solid part of the Gonzaga student body. M. Kirby answers Fr. O'Rourke's, S.J., vocabulary ques- tion as J, Farrell, engrossed in deep thought, ponders th: next word in Latin class.