Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Dedlnlcuntmoml O THF student body of Gon Zaga Hlgh School Whose love and devotlon for her ln terests and benefactlons Wlll never fade who are deeply ap opportun1t1es gracxously and generously bestowed who have g1VCI1 freely of thelr tlme and labor for her progress and ad vanccment th1s the Lurglan of 1931 1S affectxonately ded1cated 'Ii5p: frj,jI' L jia.: I .I preciative of the blessings and . 0 o , LJ I O Q SJ Jkt 0 4 CA'