Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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VS? FIRST ROW: Jim Briggs, Don Atkinson. Larry McCollim, James Williamson, Dick Church, Dick Flynn, Dennis Herlihy. SECOND ROW: Ed Bates, Mark Richeson, George Richardson. Neil Cronin. Chuck Sauvageau, Richard Siers, Charles Schimmels. THIRD ROW: Boh Tanksley, Roger Steclc, Jim Barker, Dan Cowell. Jim Schroder, Jack Allen. FOURTH ROW: Paul Kapfer, Roy Vclling, Rip Corrigan, Pat Lynch, Bob Kalez. jun Zfrs Although the Juniors did not win the coveted Loyalty Cup, they y V displayed their true mettle by the fine record they made both scholas-H . ' tically and in various activities . . . Richeson came back from the is State Resources Contest with first prize, a new Chevrolet convertible . . . Herlihy, Ryan, Cronin, Church, and Corrigan received A testimonials . . . Tankslev and Church were outstanding in Debating . . . The Zag's city championship football team was aided by Smith, Sprague, Corrigan. 'il xx in x . ,xt. xv- FIRST ROW: Jake Hryccnko, Roger Dieter, Dick Fritz, Joc Weitcnstcincr. Dick Sells, Bob Goodwin, SECOND ROW: Dan Walsh, Pat Nevers, Pat Ringwood, George Weller, Ed Fallon. Ted Pappas. THIRD ROW: Jim Moore. Frank Curran, Louis Berto, Dick Chastek, Allic Boyle, Larry Smith. Dave Baugh. FOURTH ROW: Duncan McDowell. John Ongarato. Walt Schmidt, Mark Coleman. Pat Young. Tom Sprague, Don Heller. fel - I

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FIRST ROW: Andy Dufner, Jim Browne, Tom Purkett, Chuck Cutz, Frank Ross, Gilbert Chertrude, Don Ham, Bill O'Reilly. SECOND ROW: Jim Santora, Jim Gallagher. Joel Smith, Nick Merrlman. Chester Hopkins, Al Schlosser, Martin Harrington, Ed Stasney, Robert Duffy, THIRD ROW: John Meyer, Kent Brennan, Bernard Charlotte, Joe McGowan. Frank Griffith, Ray Wiltzius, Vince Schmidt, John O'Neil, Bob Stach. FOURTH ROW: Rod- ney Potts, Bill Brodersen, John Clinton, Allan Crowe, Ray Miller, Dick Hawkins, Duane Ennis, Kent Emert, Andy Ferrera. Barker, and Velling . . . Thespians of the class were Rieheson, Cronin, and Corrigan . . . Steele, Sprague, and Corrigan gained berths on the varsity basketball squad . . . Hathaway, Schroder, and Weitensteiner took charge of ads and patrons for the Luigian . . . Brown, Gooley, and Herlihy were active in the band . . . The Baseball nine had such de- pendables as Merriman, Velling, Fallon, Sprague, and Cronin . . . Richardson, Flynn, and Schroder were efficient workers on the Gonzagan K x X . . . Frawley was the star of the Cinder path . . . Miller, Murphy, X Gooley, Hathaway, and Ryan set a new preeedent by gradu- Y ating in three years. FIRST ROW: Ernie Thibeault, Bill Thomas, John Chimenti, Robert Sullivan, Don Muzatko. Ed Schoenberg, Jim Zinkgraf. SECOND ROW: Arthur Eslick, Chuck Hennessey. Larry Dettrich, Julius Pieroni, Bob Lampman, Allan Atkinson, Norman Fliokinger. THIRD ROW: Bob Rowles, Bill Jones, Ed Hoerner. Alvin Boyle. John Aughney, Bob Seek, Carl P-etrone, FOURTH ROW: Dave Frawley, Glen Snyder, Bud Greene, John Carriers, Jim Sanders, Jerry Wallis, Ken Egerman. ,ti S lar 3 J rags 5. li lg l