Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Top Row: W. Davis, T. Nagle,'C. McGrath, C. Hunter, J. Creamer, C. Malone, W. Elsey, J . Affonoso. Second Row: T. Rooney, F. Griffin, J. McGruder, W, O'Brien, G. Overington, E. Leahy, P. Cook, O. Donnelly, F. Shanley. First Row: L. Hogan, E. Saunders, JL Gardiner, H. Pettit, Mr. Leckie, H. Logan, J. McDonald, J. Miller, D. Houston. After struggling through Latin and English with Mr. Leckie, we and Mr. Neu, S.J., batted around logarithms and trigonometric func- tions, while Fr. Horigan and lvlr. Snee, S.J., the French and German teachers, added fur- ther toil. The electives, taught by Fr. McKay, S.J., Fr. Coolahan, S.J., Mr. Neu, S.J., and Mr. Lehmkuhl, S. J., filled out the rest of our schedule Elections appointed Pettit, Logan, Gardiner, and McDonald as class officers. Mil- ler, Warren, Shanley, McGruder, and Gard- iner ran wild on the gridiron, while Sparacino and Creamer aided the Eagles' fives Still others graced the columns of the Aquiliun As participants in intra-murals, we managed to capture a few championships. Three-C also took a hearty interest in its numerous activi- ties and religious functions. As a finale, let us recall the most important subject - our education: perhaps all did not receive the highest of scholastic ratings, but instilled in one and all were the seeds of Catholicity, citizenry, knowledge and manhood. We shall be ever grateful to our teachers and the entire faculty. Next stop, fourth year!

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Top Row: J. Hitselberger, R. Gordon, T. O'Connor, W. Stohlman, L. Reilly, J. Snight, J. Curry. Second Row: J. Burnett, J. Burke, J. McCullough, J. Winkler, B. Connelly, R. Handy, J. Judge. First Row: J. Stephenson, J. McGrath, T. McMahon, R. Redmond, Fr. Coolahan, S. J., J. App, A. Emory, T. Pekin, E. Healy. After ascending the three long flights of stairs which lead to Three-B, we were greeted by our teachers, Fr. Coolahan, S.J., who made Latin and English interesting, Fr. Reardon, S.J., who helped us solve our algebra and trig problems, and Mr. Snee, S.J., who built on the German foundations which he laid dur- ing our Sophomore year. We then settled down to a year of work and happiness. The class rates so high scholastically that to list the honor men would be to go far be- yond the limits of this page. But we of Three- B were not entirely engrossed in our studies, for many of our number participated in sports and extra-curricular activities. Joseph App, John McMahon and Richard Redmond repre- sented us on the Varsity Football Team, as did Edward Healy and Joseph McGrath on the Varsity Basketball Team. Richard Cordon was an active deboter and actor, and Joseph Judge wrote the popular G-Men column in the Aquilian. ' ln conclusion, we offer our gratitude to our teachers for their patient, relentless efforts on our behalf, and we voice the wish that we will again be united in our senior year.

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Top Row: T. Dimond, L. Hanan, J. Ruiz, G. Sebold, F. Scroggins, J. Warren. Second Row: J. Di Misa, R. Foldenauer, J. Mould, C. McGuire, R. Flynn, G. Lackburn, G. Dean. First Row: L. Rudolph, J. Reeping, R. Miller, C. Liller, Mr. Neu, S. J., T. Mullen, M. Doherty, D. Brown, W. Dean. Reluctantly we turned our backs on the pleasures of the summer and once again re- sumed the task of our daily studies under the able direction of Mr. Neu, S.J., Mr. Leckie, Father Horigan, S. J., and Mr. Snee, S. J. After the early class elections, Carl Liller took up his duties as President accompanied by Torn Mullen as Vice-President and Bob Miller as Treasurer. The class of 3-D has been outstanding in the extra-curricular activities especially intra- murals and debating. Also our class has been well represented at K.B.S. and the C.S.M.C., which augments the thorough religious train- ing received in our classes. We may be called The Chemistry Class' for we were the only class chosen to explore this field of science under the able direction of Mr. Neu. Class spirit was very much in evidence at the many school games and sports events and was demonstrated by our consistent suc- cess in our every undertaking. So with fond memories of our hard work and earnest endeavor, we hopefully look to an- other successful year.