Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Mr. S. Richards. Head COGCl1- Mr. I. Kozik. Bss't Coach Football Head Coach Football. Basketball. Baseball. A reasonable sports program is a necessary adjunct to a well balanced curriculum. The body must be trained and developed as well as the mind, tor man is not pure spirit but a composite of body and soul. ll the mind. is to show forth results commensurate with its ability it must be housed in a healthy body. For this reason, the stu- dents at Gonzaga are encouraged to participate in athletics, not only by seeking membership on the various school teams which engage in interscholastic competition, but also by taking part in the extensive intramural program which is conducted at the school throughout the year, and which, with few exceptions, is within the scope of every student. Under the direction ol Father Herlihy, SJ., and the Coaches, Mr. Samuel Richards and Mr. loseph Kozik, the sports program presented innumerable opportunities to the entire student body and the results were most satisfactory. -v ,K I -

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.9n Me gaff . ' X xxs-, N GONZAGA-7 CAL. HALL-27 QONZAQA-51 Mr VERNON-6 GONZAGA-L BOYSTOKJN-12 -- Q...- GONZAGA-O EASTERN -7 IV qoNzAqA-o sr. JOHNS 12 ff -9 -AZ A, ... i 1. M, Top row-Nalls 18, O'Neill 47, Rowe 45, O'Keefe 75, Skinner 71, W. Lansdale 15. G. Lansdale 17, Egan 26, Atchison 20, Carroll 46, Wratten 28, Horan 37. Middle row-Dyer 42, Tippett 21, Talbot 22, Donahue 41, Tilson 30, Coakley 23, McGregor 44, McA1eer 48, Clark 27, Miller 49. Brilmyer 11, Kellinger 34, Father C. Herlihy, SJ., Coach loe Kozik. Bottom row-Cannon 24, Logan 36, Noone 50, Magruder 12, Muller 32, Monaghan 73, Musolino 43, Zanger 25, Flaherty 35, Flanagan 13, Hickson 19, Murphy 31, DeFrancisci, Manager: Miller, Manager, Storer, Manager. FOOTBALL SEASON Gonzaga's football team of 1943 was composed of a handful of veterans from last year's squad, assisted by a number of seniors who, playing varsity football for their first time, lifted themselves into the gridiron's limelight by their excellent performance. Lightness and inexperience were counteracted by the fighting spirit -e .fgrep .V ,. 'ffegftgt X 1. - Q r- 'f 1 ' r u 4 5 ., ge . f 1 f A - 1 1 'ri'i 1 3 s 1 1 5 . , . ' ' Closing in for the lull. sqm, is ,i.. , . ,..,.. ,... , 5 . ,ravi .-f,,,. ,K and cooperation of every member or the squad, whose drive and stamina were shown in every game. Sup- ported at the games by a large section of the student body, the Purple and White rolled up 171 points to their opponents' 69. Practice started on August 19, and by the time the Hit 'em high-hit 'em low '7 .anim 7