Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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he Chan! of the oplw- FIRST ROW: Bill Ryan, Don Atkinson, Larry McCollim, Richard Flynn, Dick Church, John lhle, Tom Miller, Jimmy Williamson. SECOND ROW: Chuck Sauvageau, Bob Tanksley, Dick Siers, Jack Allen, Chuck Schim- mels, Jim Browne, Neil Cronin, Father Michael Toulouse, S.J., Moderator. THIRD ROW: Jim Barker, Ed Bates, Denny Herlihy, George Richardson, Mark Richeson, Jim Schroder, Harry Murphy, Joe Hathaway. FOURTH ROW: Bob Corrigan, Roy Velling, Pat Lynch, Larry Gooley, Paul Kapfer, Roger Steele, Danny Cowell, Bob Kalez. df yew Highlights The Sophomores won first place on Gonzaga Night . . . In the Academic held the Sophs were outstanding with Church, lhle, Ryan, Hathaway, Miller, Gooley, and Corrigan tor a few examples , . .Merriman and Sprague starred in varsity football . . . Up and coming speakers and debaters were Tanksley, Richeson, and Corrigan . . . Tanksley took first in elocution and Richeson walked oft with all honors in apologetics. FIRST ROW: Dick Sells, Bob Alexander, Bob Duffy, Ed Stasney, Frank Ross, Bill O'Reilly, Mike Lake, Dan Walsh, Bob Goodwin, Dick Fritz. SECOND ROW: Kent Brennan, George Weller, Jim Santoro, Joe Weiten- steiner, Ed Fallon, Andy Ferrera, Joel Smith, Rodney Potts, Mark Coleman. THIRD ROW: Bill Brodersen, Ken Egerman, Frank Griffith, Tom Murphy, Jim Gallagher, Dick Chastek, Jim Brown, Frank Curran, John Oliveri. FOURTH ROW: John Ongarato, Walt Schmidt, Dick Hawkins, Ray Miller, Tom Sprague, Ken Emert, Chester Hopkins, Pat Ringwood, Duncan McDowell.

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It 149 HBP? Come U v FIRST ROW: Jim Rooney, Dick Siguaw, Bob Presnell, Tom Lappano, John Holland, Bob Weber, Jack Dionne, Pal Kenney, Dave Millsap. SECOND ROW: Lin Morse, Gus Bendfelr, Ernie Leonard, Herman Elixman, Bob Flaherly, Garry Bingaman, Bob Haag, Bob Hesse, Don Raffis, Jack Condon. THIRD ROW: Tom Waison, Joe Leist, Bart Ma- lone, Joe Cain, Marvin Glover, Mike Shenon, Hank Schlueter, Bob Fallon, Ken Benrly, John Carrieres. FOURTH ROW: Gene Chance, Tom Clark, John Saegner, Jim Proctor, Don Kleisl, Bob Bumgarner, Miller Humphrey, Dick Werner, Joe Schaller. FIRST ROW: Don Bosch, Joe Binder, Gerald Pelerson, Jose Guelerres, Mike Walsh, Bill Helbling, Francis Ryan, Ted Sfegeman, Ed Brown. SECOND ROW: Jim Stevenson, Tom Holley, Louis Poniieri, Jim Eierdam, Leo Carano, Dick Bethel, Orville Kelley, Roger Wilhelm, Bob Cambern. THIRD ROW: Bill Presley, Bill Gugler, Larry Orth, Paul Brooks, Bill Foster, Bill Loosmore, Bill Steele, Floyd Goodwin, Jack Tefers. FOURTH ROW: John Hamberg, Charles Pelersen, Dennis Howard, John Hern, Bob Spencer, Bob Stephens, Bob Winkler, Theophile Dolle.

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I I ual wo ore eard FIRST ROW: Al Schlosser, Don Muzatko, Jack Schnabel, Roger Dieter, John Chimienti, Charles Cutz, Ted Pcppcs, Jacob Hrycenko. SECOND ROW: Fred Lugar, Clem Morissette, Alun Atkinson, Bob Stach, Mart Herrington, Pat Carey, Dan Petretee, Dick Arcler. THIRD ROW: Tom Bakeberg, Duane Ennis, Louie Berto, Charles Hennessey, Pat Nevers, Ted Riley, John Aughney, Jerry Wallis, Larry Smith. FOURTH ROW: Dave Frawley, Don Heller, John Clinton, Ray Maher, Jim Sanders, Bob Seek, Dave Baugh, Hal Kelly, James Moore. . . . Cronin, Sprague, Velling, and Corrigan will be prospects tor next year's A basket- ball . . . Heller was the thespian ofthe class taking the part of a Chinese cook in Eleven Against the Sea' '... Bates hustled ads tor the Gonzagan . . . Merriman, Sprague, and Cronin were starters on the A squad baseball . . . The ad go-getters for the Luigian were Hathaway, Weitensteiner, and Herlihy . . . Room 6 won possession of the Loyalty Cup for the first semester. l l FIRST ROW: John O'Neil, Roy Hoerner, Jim Zinkgraf, Mr. William LeRoux, S.J., Moderator, Ed Schoenberg, George Bolta, Willie McCraigie. SECOND ROW: Bill Meyer, Carl Petrone, Bill La Vigne, Julius Pieroni, Larry Dettrich, Ernie Thibeault, Wayne Sattler. THIRD ROW: Allie Boyle, Al Boyle, Bill Thomas, Ronnie Bergman, Bob Rowles, Jim Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Frank Lewis, Bud Green, Ed Wilkinson, Bernie McKenna, Bill Jones, Joe Kingsolver, Norm Flickinger. 77