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FBESIIM N 1945 First Row: Joe Thompson, Charles Hopkins, Joe Slead, Bill Davis, Dick Davey, Glenn Lappell, Leonard Sitter. Second Row: Ernie Pierson, Armand Gauthier, Dick Call, George Clink, Bolo Sweeney, Charles Merino, Jim Amann, Ed Casey. Third Row: Larry Fotchman, Ed McTi he, Bob Zinkgraf, Justin Seipp, Ed Dahy, Ed Caffrey, Mike Tierney, Jesse Huetter, Bill Littig. Fourth Row: Joe 9 Costello, Paul Duffy, Don Miller, Roy Donnelly, John Greeley, Bob Codd, John Gowanlock, Bob Gillespie, Jerry Kelly, Frank Cronin, Henry Clinkenbeard. lAbsent Ned Conleyl. First Row: Jim Johnston, Jim Gannon, Dick Kroetch, John Bombino, Regis King, Bob Buchanan. Second Row: Pat Nixon, Don Boisen, Bob Yeats Bob Atkinson Bob Cuzzetto, Charles Dougherty. Third Row: Frank Scarano, Bill Brophy, Al Amann, Charles Hamlin, Al Verna,lJim Ressa, Jim, Rocca. Fourth Row: George Mills, Bill Barry, Dick Porter, Frank Hoffman, John Healy, Dick Conklin, Jim DeGroat, Joe Travo. lAbsen1 Roger Grossl. -28-
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SOPlIOM IIBES 1945 First Row: Pa? Crowley, Bob Kelly, Bill Reilly, Alvin Hartig, Ray Kenney, Bob Patterson, Ted Chihara, Second Row: Jack Ringwood, Jack Quinlan, Frank Lattanzio, Mike Kostecka, Larry Coleman, Harry Swanson, Jimmy Owens, Martin McGough. Third Row: Glen Hancock, Ed Godley, Cy Weber, Ralph Crandell, Milt McKenna, Paul Kurose, Jack Schmidt, Pat Foley. Fourth Row: Jim McQuiston, Ed Rekofke, Bob Clark, Henry Higgins, Jim Springer, Roy Dahmen, Jack Manning, Renzo Ongarato, Chas. Bettinger. F65 Sophomore Ili hlights Sophomores are well represented in the field of athletics-boast lettermen in every sport. Tom Flaherty and Cul Smith steady performers on the gridiron-Bill Reilly is nemesis of opposition on basketball court. Busiest sophomore of the year, Cul Smith-tackle on football team,-Sock 84 Buskin-Track-Ora- tory-Honor Student-Senior Division Debating. Pat Crowley, Ed Smith and Cul Smith shine on Sock and Buskin stage. Good diamond prospect is Clarence Vercruysse-wins letter. Ed Smith and Bill Reilly letter as dash- men on Cinder squad. Sophs back Gonzagan-John Smead new Associate Editor-Ed Smith does excellent art work for Luigian. Pat Foley is dynamic yell king-Sophomores are mainstay of the band. John Smead and .lohn Hopkins retain their straight A average from first year. -27-
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FRESIIMEN 1945 First Row: Bob Pasby, Budd Neumann, Jim Hoff, Bill Landreville, Bob Waldron, Pat Weyer, Neil Eckel. Second Row: John Pied mont, Don Showalter, Hod Moore, Walt Devlin, Dick Gaines, Lee Vaughn Bass, Bob Kivett. Third Row: Don Golob, Pat Wilson Bob Beaulieu, Lyle Bossuyt, Ray Schulte, Walt Firor, Vic Petretee, Jim Watson, Mr. Joseph Kelly, S. J. Fourth Row: Dick Cul hone, Jack Hurley, Don Manson, Pat Alverson, Jim Hutton, Dick Knopp, Jim Kincaid, Bob Barth, Vic Giampietri. 4-XZ Frosh Ili hlights The Freshman class keeps up tradition of straight A students-Frank Cronin, Frank Conley, Bill Davis, Charles Hopkins, and Justin Seipp. Jim De Groat ties tor Gold Medal in Junior Division Elocution-Jerry Kelly follows closely. Jerry Kelly, Vic Petretee, Bob Codd, Bob Kivett, and Joe Travo spark the trash football team, Frosh debaters have busy year-practice debates at home engage many-practice debates with Lewis and Clark experience many freshmen-Before i948 Gonzaga will hear more from them. Bill Barry and Jim De Groot are trombone specialists in band-Bob Buchanan beats a wicked drum. Basketball team ties for city championship-sta rs are Jerry Kelly, Bob Codd, Len Sitter, Jim Slater, Bob Pasby, Jim Gannon, and Regis King. Hiking club is ably represented by freshman Carl Bell,
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