Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Early in December four debaters at- tending the Seattle University debate tournament walked home with four awards as superior speakers and two second-place trophies. These debaters were Tom Rice, Bill Tanksley, Dennis Caffrey, and joe Sandell. In early February the debaters were again ably represented in the Gonzaga University Tournament, and later in the same month also did well in the College of Puget Sound Tourney held in Tacoma. All in all, Prep debaters can look over the year's work knowing that d d ' b well they began and conclu e a 10 done. TE 'I J 1 ,At 6 tr-wif' A 1' ' y . f 13 gs 3 - . f , .0 P 1 iowa' I 6 f ,f 15.5, I saw ti 5 Q' fl xv AV A I 2,ii .', ,- t l We ,Q N if - 1231 2 d' 'sion. They are, first The junior Debaters also had a successful year in training for the Senior rvi row: Robert Flaherty, Pete Kombol, Len Funk, Bill Flaherty, Fred Silvernail. Second row: Larry Smelser, Rod Plese, Bill Mayo, Dave Durall, Pete Gerber, Pat Hurley. Third row: Dennis Caffrey, Charles Shannon, Pat McCarthy, Norman Rainer, Tom Higgens, Bob Luger. Fourth row: Steve Kuder, Craig Ehlinger, Bob Bruya, Chuck Collins, Herman Rossi, Dave Shikany, Forrest Trembley, Dick Welk, jay Schille.

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Class Marshals for Gonzaga Night were Graig Ehlinger, Froshg Mike Moran, Sophomoresg jeff Colliton, Iuniorsg and jerry Wasson, Seniors. Ron Crosby, Tom Dean, Dan McCanta, and Harry Denenny are caught during their parts in the'Freshman presentation. Right: Don Agostino delivers the Big M commercial on the Senior's Ed Bullpup show. Below: Dick McGinn, Con Lacey, Tom Lyonnais, and Ed Reilly team up as the Four G's to help cinch the award for the Seniors. Below, right: Dave Thomas, complete with tails, does a Gon- zaga Night imitation of Victor Borge. Gonzaga Prep is a school of traditions. Among these tra- ditions, Gonzaga Night is the most outstanding. This is the highlight of the closing yearg the night that Bullpups shine before their parents, teachers, and friends. Gonzaga Night has grown to be an expected success and this year was no exception as Mr. Baker, S.-I., directed every- thing with smooth finesse. The revived Prep band under the direction of Mr. Alex Saltman started things off with a jam session air after which the Glee Club presented its song stylings. These two fine groups reappeared during the evening and were received with bounding applause. Ed Reilly, the grand marshal, introduced the class marshals who spoke on Gonzaga Spirit and then introduced their talent. This was all-Gonzaga talent and showed amazing versa- tility. The freshmen put the show onto its best foot by giving a clever old-time flicker movie in one act complete with retakes and black-mustached villain, Mike Burns and Terry Flannery cornered things for the sophomores by offering a duet, a drum solo, and an eccentric ballet-pantomime. The juniors followed with a cutting take-off on Stalag 17, called Room 17. The senior's award-winning presentation was a poor second-rate but extremely humorous imitation of the Ed Sullivan Show. Don McNall was Ed Bullpup and led the way for his 4-act smash. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of foot- ball letters by coach Bill Frazier and cross-country letters by Mr. Schlim, SJ. Another chapter of Gonzaga tradition was brought to a climax as the Kennelly Inspirational Award for Football was given to Karl Ota by Frazier.