Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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The William A. Twohy Company extends a cordial invitation to you to inspect the new 1931 Essex, The Challenger Coach, 55835.00 fully equipped AND The Hudson Great 8 Sedan, 31,225.00 fully equipped At Their Show Room The VVilliam A. Tvvohy Co. Hudson-Essex Agency Third at Wall Street Riverside 3 122 COMPLIMENTS OF Patrick Kelly COMPLIMENTS OF Rasher-Kingman-Herrin Branch-Nash-Finch Company Phone Riverside 1161 S. 153 Wall Distributors of all Popular Bars and Confections-Y. B. Cigars SPOKANE, WASH. MODES .... Individual and with a definite air of distinction for the Gay Teens are found at Youth's Fashion Centre Mae lmmel Jones lnc. Davenport Hotel Compliments of Peter M. jacoy Wholesale and Retail CIGARS AND CANDIES 88

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Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May June CContir1ued from Page 83.j 5-Back again. Only five more long months. 6-Bullpup cagers show Hillyard how to play basketball. 15-The Annual shows its head. Officers elected. 16-The new provincial, Father Fitzgerald welcomed home. A rousing welcome for an alumnus who made good. 22-The hemp-splitters take another game from the Panthers. Ho-hum. 28-Quiet halls. The lull before the storm. Examinations. 6-Palouse High takes a beating. The apple-pickers were good, but, not good enough. 9-Call for track men. Kligel has but four lettermen. 17-Dave Sweeny bruised and lacerated in an auto accident. Poor Otis 18-Ash Wednesday. Hunger and privation for forty days. 2 -Junior Sodality holds their Spring Social in the lower gym. Enter- tainment galore. 4-Bullpups out for spring football. Another city championship team in the making. 5-Rift?-class basketball championship ends in a tie between ll-A and 13-Junior debaters hold spirited debate on prohibition. Prejudice no end. 16-Hoopsters receive awards. 17-St. Patrick's and Founder's day. Cataldo unit presented. 25-Hunton hopes for a fast nine. Nine lettermen out. 2-Easter recess. Boarders scurry homeward. Spring fever is taking its to l. 6-Classes again, but not for long. Everybody happy. 9--Mass in the chapel for Knute Rockne. All the good cannot be in- terred with his bones. ll-B. Codd wins district contest and will compete in the state finals. 17-Gonzaga defeats N. C. This time, in baseball. 30-Junior Gold Medal debate. Latin is not only good, but should be compulsory for two years. 22-Rector's day. Many communions for his well-being. l-Baseball lesson for Hillyard, lO-3. Track team drubs Central and West Valley teams. Bill Codd wins the state oratorical finals. Thar's gold in that thar sack, Bill! 5-Junior-Senior elocution contest. Much eloquence. 12-Senior Gold Medal debate. Much heckling. 14-Ascension Thursday. Annual class picnics at lakes. 15-Repetitions begin. The home-stretch-cramming. 22-Knights of the Leash hold informal dance at Country Club. 25-Grey hairs over night. Examinations. 30-Memorial day. Mass at cemetery for relatives and friends. 21 Commencement. The end of a perfect year. That's All. l89l