Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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., -e ,f f , F C Rig 9-V04 XX www TQM MILLER mf RRY BARUFFI lst S e Pfffldiffll, 2nd Sem . Vine President, e ED REILLY Prefideni lst and Znd Sem. TUDE T BODY OFFICER DON MCNALL DICK Servrmry, lst Sem. MCGINN Secremry, 2nd Sem ' - 515. . . 'f i af' lwgv-.-, TERRY FLANNERY JEFF COLLITON Treafurer, lst Sem. Frofb Confullor, lst Sem. Frarla Can.rulto1', 2nd Sem. A BRIAN BOLILA GEOFF OTA Treamrer, 2nd Sem Sitting: jeff Colliton, Ed Reilly, Tom Miller, Don McNall. First row: Steve Muto, Doug Ota, Frank Raney, Steve Shea, Dave Shikany, Joe Dunnigan, joe Anselmo, Al VanBuskirk, Bill Barschaw, Denny Cossette, Brian McTigue, Denny Boni, Duane Veltri, Ken Jacobsen, Joe Lee. Second row: Craig Ellinger, Ed Stachofsky, Pat Puthoff, Mike Miller, Denny Caffrey, Don Doucet, Chuck Collins, jay Trembly, Geoff Ota, Tom Lyonnais, john Mullen, Bob Byrne, Bruce Hopkins, Tom Crowley, Paul Griffeth, Ted Wolf. Third row: Dan Murphy, jim Cunningham, Tim Conners, john Carlson, Angelo Roman, Don Zappone, Wendy Winslow, Tom Shine, Mike Burn, Fred Edgett, Mike Asan. Fourth row: Bill Tanksley, Bruce Worckuff, John May, George Luger, Mike Carl, Conley Lacey, Ed Santa Rosa, Mike Feldhausen, Dick Perry, Pete Bourbeau, joe-McGinn. STUDE T COUNCIL

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Craig Ehlinger fcenterj was M.C. at the junior Elocution finals in which Bill Trudeau, Robert Flaherty, Chuck Collins, Dee Lamp, Bob Bruya, and Terry Flannery fought for top honors. Terry was first with Bill Trudeau second. The oldest and perhaps the most popular contest at Gonzaga is the Elocution contest The contest is divided into two divisions, junior and Senior which grxe Prepsters a chance to display their forensic talent in competition Faculty members were given the yob of selecting six finalists from the students who participated in the contest Sixty vied in the Junior semi finals and thirty four entered the Senior clixrsion The finalists appeared before their classmates and were judged by scholastics from Mount St Michaels ' r The selections chosen by co activities. The finalists chosen from all the entries in the Senior Elocution Contest are: Bill Tanksley, Bill Hottell, Harvey Ledoux, Dave Rothrock, jeff Colliton. Missing is Dan Murphy. Bill Tanksley was the first place winner with Bill Hottell second.