Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Top Row: R. Gallagher, R. Brown, M. Sari, R. Spedden, P. Wintermyer, J. Farquhar-, J. Robin- son, J, McLaughlin, J. Hitselberger, R. Quigley. Third Row: R. McGrath, J. Owens, R. McDonald, P. Duhamel, J. Malloy, J. Spelman, J. Cheek, W. Roswell, N. Lamb, T, Burns. Second Row: G. Bouchard, R. Clarkson, JL Giusti, C. Cook, Mr. Conway, T. McGuire, T. Pekin, W. Jacobson, F, Harlow. First Row: T. Corkery, L. Carusille, S. Lee, O. Canty, J, McKasy, W. Gadwa. ln September, we began our second year at Gonzaga with Mr. Conway as our class teacher. He led us through the Latin Gram- mar, and marched with us as we followed Caesar on his conquest of Gaul. Each day we followed his lead in the understanding of our own mother tongue, and its literature. Fathar Kavanagh, SJ, introduced us to the fundamentals of mathematical logic in his classes in Geometry. and Mr. Kozik taught us the functions of the living organism in his lectures in class, and experiments in the labratory. In the first week of school, Leo Cook was elected president, Richard Pekin, and John Giusti were voted vice-president, and treas- urer respectively, all of whom brought our class through the year noted for its spirit and loyalty. Joseph Hitselberger's name was found monthly on the Honor Roll, while in the extra- curricular activities, Tom Burns was scribe for the Aquilian, and William Malloy lent his best efforts to the Players and Revelers Guild, under the direction of Mr. Scharper. ln the field of sports Paul Wintermyer played on the Varsity Football squad With the record complete for this year. we of 2-C will go on and up ta third yearz where we will strive to be steadfast to the traditions of Gonzaga.

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Top Row: E. Meagher, C. Obold, D. Edwards, P. Collins, G. Farquhar, J. Matthews, T. Hoh- rnann, J. Cooney, T. O'Donnell, E. Carbo, P. Daly. Second Row: F. Miller, R. Bier, R. Porter, C. Babendrier, J. Glotzback, P. Gibbons, J. Kelly, E. Cook, T. O'Keefe, P. Hein, L. Welch, M. Clark, E. Woodland. Third Row: R. Linthicum, J. Scanlon, P. Companelli, F. Sheehan, R. Turnure. Fourth Row: A. Fernandez, S. Rousseau, During the past year Class 2-B has made a record to be justly proud of. Under the able guidance of Mr. Smardon, S.J., Mr. Kozik, Mr. Arbuckle and Mr. Conway, to whom we owe our undying gratitude, we ably strove to attain our prescribed scholastic heights. Class elections invested Paul McDonald. Jack Corbley, Paul Barnes and Peter Camp- anelli with our executive duties. Under their direction we successfully ac- complished the goal which they set for us. The class was active in practically all of the school's extra-Curricular activities. We had Barnes, P. McDonald, Mr. J. Kozik, J. Corbley, P. F. Keating, E. Leeland, D. Mulcahy, J. Reynolds, o faithful attendance at K.B.S.Mass and many of us were devoted sodalists. Capable Aquilian reporters and outstanding debaterg found welcome in 2-B. In the field of athletics 2-B was represent- ed on the Varsity and Junior Varsity football teams and the Junior Varsity basketball team. And so, in conclusion, we would like to express our thanks not only to our teachers but to the entire faculty at Gonzaga who have helped us immeasurably along the road to success in life.

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Top Row: N. Atkinson, J. Logan, R. Watson, J. Coughlan, P. Healy, J. McGill, R. Welsh, J. Rowe, F. Dooling, D. Burns. Third Row: T. Deveau, B. Gleeson, R. Jones, J. Poch, J. Rooney, R. Carleton, A. Hengel, W. Hemming, G. Norris. Second Row: P. Mastin, G. O'Brien, J. O'Keefe, Mr. Smardon, S.J., E. Brand, J. Gilson, J. Flaherty, T. Davis. First Row: F. Letourneau, C. Ledwith, R. Keyser, J. Nappi, R. Schwartz, J. Casey, J. Van Wie. ln early September the class of 2-D was organized under the capable direction of Mr. Smardon, S.J., and its members started on the path which was to lead them to recog- nition, both in studies and extra-curricular activities. ln particular the class of 2-D distinguished itself in the Sodality and the Band, and by its prowess in football, basket- ball, and baseball. Walk in through the door which bears the 2-D marker, and you will find a group which strove steadily to shine in the course of studies, although it achieved only partial success. Latin and English were taught by Mr. Smardon, S.J.g Religion and Geometry with its complex figures, were expounded by Mr. Lehmkuhl, S.J., and the roads of ancient times were traversed under the guidance of Mr. Conway. This class, spurred on by its officers, John O'Keefe, Ed Brand and George O'Brien, en- deavoured to lead the remaining sophomore class in all-around scholastic activities, and accomplished many outstanding feats. Those of 2-D will long be remembered within the portals of Gonzaga.