Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Front row-left to right-John Perry. Rick Colliton, Bob Lucas, Rick Reed, Rick Schoen, Mike Keogh, Pat Cronin, Jerry Tomberi, Deon Dexter. Mark Leinger. Second row-left to right-Scott Aakre, Mark Cronkite, Jeff Mosely. Mike Rielly, Mike Hess, Rick Orth, Rob Bradley. Randy DeFeIice, Scott Egger, Terry Lavin. Third row-left to right-Ron Ulowetz, Gary Zingkraf, Andy Eckel. Jim Robke, Willie Brown, Pat Filligan, Joe Petretee, Ken Beaman, Mike Scarpelli. Marty Huddleston. Back row-left to right-Ed Hintz, Mark Steilan. Brian McHugh, Phil Lenoue, John McDonneI. Tom Taney. Tim Kuntz, Coach Pederson. Jeff Helmburger. -SQMAHD lillllES IIFOHR HLFHHUIRST Coach Pederson The B-Squad which tied for first in the city and had a 5-2 record under' the first year of Mr. Pederson opened its first game against Rogers and roared past them for a 36 to 6 win. The following weeks Prep puiverized, smashed and demoralized their opponents with such scores as 45-6 against North Central, 23-13 lShadIel and 30-13 against Lewis and Clark. The second half of the season saw the B-Squad lose lwith some disputed callsl to Ferris, who sneaked past Gonzaga with a 6-0 victory. The next two weeks Gonzaga fought back with a revengeful attitude, with two consecutive wins. The first against North Central i7-3l, and the second against Rogers l27-Ol. The final game the Big Battle with Shadle as Coach Pederson put it, if won would have clinched the city title, however, they settled for a tie with S.P.

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W4 CHHTY Clil-4JlAlVllIIPllOlNlS lFront rowi left to right-Joe Hare, Tim Lappano, Rob Ahlquist, Wayne Schmidt, Skip Ostrander, Guy Nasato, Tod Anderson, Mike Montana, Mark Davis, Bill Ogle, Tom Kuntz, John Bozo, Dave Robke, John Kronberger, Tom Puhek, Pat Pleas, Tom Pleas, lsecond rowl left to right-Nate Swagel, Phil Tagariello, Dave McGovern, Pat Egger. Dan McGinn. Shawn Lavin, Mike Marr, Bob Puhek, Tom Morton, Brian Sweeney, John Driscoll, Marty Mitzimberg, Brian Mealy, Brian Moreland, Kevin Hutton, Colin Malone, Bob Conrad, Coach Scarpelli. Tom Machtolf, Mike Eckel. Jerry Bosch, Steve Johnson, Terry Anderson, Jeff Jones, Brian Butler, Coach Dzwinel. Pete Tormey, Steve Cronin, Coach Anderson, Jeff Sweeney, Frank Ross, Joe Arnold, Mark Botier, Dwayne Dilley, Denny Hutton, Steve McClellan, John Stella. llslililw As the second half of the season began a proud Bullpup team had revenge in their eyes as they took the field against Ferris: demoralizing the Saxons by the score of 44-13. The following Following Friday night Rogers was clawed by the mighty Blue Machine. The North Central game G-Prep showed shades of overconfidence and preserved a 24-21 win. In the final game Tim Lappano set the single season rushing record and also scored three touchdowns as Prep rolled past the Highlanders l38 to 13l. Tim Lappano became the all-time scoring and rushing record holder for a single season with 120 points and 1,299 yards rushing. Aiding with the city champoinship this year, Gonzaga Prep placed eight outstanding players on the 1974 All-City team. The following players made the All-City team: Tim Lappano, Rob Ahlquist, Brian Butler, Jim Gaston, Joe Hare, John Bozo, Jeff Jones, and Terry Anderson. lupper Ieftl Assistant Coach Mr. Dzwinel. lcenter leftl Team Captains, Bob Henry and Jim Gaston. lmiddle leftl Head Coach Anderson. lleftl Assistant Coach Mr. Scarpelli. .

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