Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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, gn .Memoriam NSS' ' RICHARD CONNIFF No crueler wound doth pierce our hearts, No greater loss doth fall When some dear friend or pal departs, From us-from lite-from all. Yet while our tears are still undried, And sorrow clings to all We realize that he hath not died, But beckoned to God's call. For thou life's luring, mortal path, Our warrior struggled free. And bravinq the storm of evil's wrath He rose victoriously. Then all the saints of heaven reioice That love again has won, And Mother Mary's loving voice Bids, Welcome home, my son! PETER MUNGOVAN Replete with tender love for son, Our Blessed Mother waits, And with ioy that his trial at last is done They pass through heaven's gates. And high in heaven's hall of fame, lnscribed in letters of gold, And angel-band hath placed his name, And his great triumph had told. Ah, then our sorrow doth turn to ioy, For his triumphs excel our loss, Our bleeding hearts, this hope doth buoy, That like him we may bear our cross. No greater ioy doth fill our hearts, No greater triumph i: known, When some dear friend or pal departs, For heaven's golden throne. Armand Nigro.

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6JiC6tlfi0IZ To the Philomatheans of Gonzaga High School, who through the past 23 years have assumed an active interest in our affairs and have become an integral part of our school, we dedicate this yearbook.

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Reverend Francis J. Altman, S. J. Presicieni' of Gonzaga University and Gonzaga High School ADMINISTRATION Reverend Cornelius V. Mullen, S. J. Principal of Gonzaga High School iflmfxt Ames-1-V, V M .