Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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,- BAND: Mr. Schneider, SJ. Mod: FIRST ROW: John Dimeling, Mike Strong, joe Mcdonald, Bob Wright, John Martel, Creg Druffel, Ron Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Walt Weller, jim Adams, Ted Wolf, Bob Kuntz, Mike Sullivan, Fred Edgett, James Morin. THIRD ROW: Ken Thomas, john O'Neill, Ed Smith, jack Marks, James Murphy, Pete Campbell, Bill Cook. FOURTH ROW: Larry Kelly, Larry Zappone, Ted McGregor, jim Manson, Denny Mogen, Andy Lewis, Jake Harder. MR. EUGENE SCHNEIDER, SJ. BA 0 Moderator JIM MANSON ANDY LEWIS BOB KUNTZ -30-

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FR. WILFRED SCHOENBERG, S.J. 'lllll UAMP Two years ago the site on which the present Gonzaga Prep now stands was nothing but a few acres of barren land. Upon this ground the people of Spokane built a Catholic School, but because of the condition of the- surrounding area, this school was simply a modern building in an open field. In two short years, however, a tremendous amount of work has turned this open field into a beautifully landscaped school campus. There are many who have contributed to this result, notably, Mr. William Suver, who planned and built our Marian Shrine. Yet one man stands out from all others: Fr. Wilfred Schoenberg. Father came to Gonzaga the year the school was built and at once undertook the job of developing the grounds He spent months of his spare time working on the athletic fields, especially after school when he had plenty of 'volunteer' help from jug. il- One need but look at the campus as it now appears in order to realize that Father has done wonders. Therefore, we, the student body of Gonzaga Preparatory School, wish to say, Thank you, Father Schoenberg, for a tremendous job well done. Two short years ago, this well tended lawn wasn't much more than a weed patch. ' Psalm Fila D I 4' MM Y Mimi Pile lf' H gas f H9 l : f - f W 9 K N- . ,f..2::ffr:r'f ' x . Y W ig -s2- - 45