Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Mr. Madigon looks on as Treasurer Hitzelberger col- lects dues from O'Donnell and Secretary Foley lists event as news. This year, due to the ever-growing number of students, a new class was born and took its place among the Freshman Classes in Kohl- man Hall. Designated lF, we were entrusted to the expert care of Mr. Madigan, who guided us successfully to a knowledge of Latin and English. Our other teachers, Mr. Cunningham, SI, and Mr. Messemer, S.I., taught us Amer- ican History and Algebra. After the first month, our shyness and strangeness completely disappeared, and we caught the spirit of Gonzaga, and realized that we were an integral part of the school and its activities. We elected our class officers, Edward Lieke, President, Victor Maggi, Vice-President, Now. it really isn't cold, is it? William Foley, Secretary, and Ioseph Hitzel- berger, Treasurer. We soon brought our class before the attention of the rest of the student body by means of honor men and intramural activity. l-litzelberger, Lowe, Taylor and Glea- son made the lay Vee football squad, Foley, Pekin, and l-litzelberger won berths on the lay Vee basketball squad. Brennan and Walsh were active in the Taney Debating Society. Harlowe was a member of the band and Liske handled our Sodality affairs. By our willingness and cooperation, we feel that we have achieved much and we know that we have tried to live up to the traditions of former Freshman classes at Gonzaga. Sth Row: E. Liske, P. Taylor, I. Hitzelberger. I. Goldstone. H. Lowe. H. Bell. Sth Row: W. Walsh, A. Mc- Callum. R. Guigley. W. Gleason, H. Houck. I. Corosi. 4th Row: F. Harlow, I. Lyons, F. Farquhar. I. King. M. Sari. I. Hurley. 3rd Row: B. Maltagliati, B. Gatti, A. Berling. G. McMorrow. W. Foley, D. McMahon. 2nd ' Row: T. Brennan. E. Livingston, H. Wathen, C. Ledwith, C. Shea. Mr. Madigan. lst Row: I. Reed. H. Zimmer- man, M. Vekemcm, I. Kleinstuber, I. Edson, C. Bauman, I. Adams.

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Now that you have seen our book. we. the editors. hope that you have been able to catch a glimpse of the student life and spirit of the men of Gonzaga. We now urge you to glance through the following pages. which we have entitled MEMORY LANE. In this section. you will find not only items of lasting interest but also the list of our advertisers and patrons. without whose generous cooper- ation the publication of this book would not have been financially possible. We urge you to remember and, if possible. to patronize these. our benefactors. Take a lin- gering look through this section: you will find pictures which will astound youll!