Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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As the season drew to a close, the statistics showed that the Eagles had scored l l2 points to their opponents 57, The Eye-Streeters ended the season with a record of six wfns and three losses. Wins over Georgetown Prep and St. John's eleven netted the Purple and White the Catholic Championship, a fit- ting reward for a hard fighting and faithful team. ln a Post season gome in which an All- Prep team was pitted against an All-High squad. The following Eagles were chosen to represent their team, due to their outstanding play throughout the year. Jim Gardiner, center, Frank Muller, guard, Bernie Lavins, tackle, and backs Jim Pope, Joe O'Neill, and Tom Flint. The fray resulted in a 6-6 tie. JAY VEE FOOTBALL This year under the guidance of Father Hcirjgan, S.J., 'and Father Brew, S.J., an ex- football player at C-onzaga, The Jay Vee squad maintained their usual impressive record. Handicapped by a late start, the team was able to play but three games. In their first encounter, they held Holy Name to a O-to-O tie, in a bitterly contested game. The first team to fall before the Little Eagles was the C-eorgetown Prep Jay Vee. KX Dick Brown's open field running enabled them to romp over the Little Hoyas. The final game of the season against Priory resulted in a 25 point margin of victory for Gonzaga. Backfield men, Dick Brown, Jim Spelman and linemen, Dan lvlountin, Tony Cook, Tom Pekin, Jerry Pekin, Bill Davis, Ronny Red- mond, Ralph Johnson, showed sufficient abili- ty to look forward to varsity berths next year.