Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

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A1 xg-vi' 'if K2-V' i i 0 'in' li -' 'ih- w N I GONZAGA HIGH SCHOOL Spokane, Washington 6 Q JIM MAHAR Editor FRANK COSTELLO Associate Editor PAT HIGGINS Business Manager 1 gm .fi 4 :M ix ,I I ff 1 N Ni I ,A scuoou. .U m.xI.vI os-,. W ..-wa E Jf I u aka uiqimz 1 9 3 9 Published by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF GONZAGA HIGH SCHOOL Spokane, Washington Volume Eight gang! I 'nO FATHER LEO J. ROBINSON, S. J., President Foreword Contained Within the covers of this book is the history of another glorious year at Gonzaga. Many have been her achievements and victories and truly Worthy of honor has she become during her fifty-two years of teaching and service. We have endeavored to reflect some of her greatness in this l939 Luigian. In these pages her progress in all forms of education, mental, moral and physical, is manifested. May Luigi Gonzaga, our patron, better known as St. Aloysius Gonzaga. bless our efforts, so that this 1939 edition of the Luigian may be worthy of him Whose name it bears. THE LUIGIAN 193 9 COACH JOHN W. UPUGGYH HUNTON Dedication For the past eleven years he has been at Gonzaga, coach- ing Gonzaga athletics and developing her teams to be among the best in the state. Recently he was appointed head coach of the Gonzaga university football team. To us in the high school this means that he will no longer be our coach, inspiring our teams to victory, though we know he will always be with us in spirit. Thus in gratitude for what he has done for us and with best wishes for success in his new position, we, the students of Gonzaga high school, dedicate the 1939 Luigian to A'Puggy Hunton. THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 In Memoriam MARK D. KAULBACH Class of '38 GEORGE THODOS Ex-Class of '38 RALPH BUCKLEY, J R. Ex-Class of '40 THE LUIGIAN-1939 Contents I. ADMINISTRATION II. GRADUATES III. CLASSES IV, ACTIVITIES V. ATHLETICS VI. FEATURES THE LUIGIAN-I 9 3 9 F acuky Leader MCG FATHER JAMES T . U AD NXNXSTR PCY XON Top row: Fr. John W. Dunne S. J. Mr. Robert C. Schiffner Ml. Robert M. Luger, S. J. 0 MW , . slr S. J., Mr. Francis P. Harrington, S. J., I J x Middle row: Mr. Fred Lofsvolcl, Er. Patrick T. Joye, S. ., , Er. Edward A, McNamara, S. J., Mr. Clare A. Hayes, S. J. Bottom row: Mr. Donald R. Ryan, Mr. Paul Weissenberg, S. J., FR. JOHN W. DUNNE, S. J. Mr. Angelo A. Roman I MR. FRED LOESVOLD Religion Chemistry MR. ROBERT C. SCHIFFNER, S. J. FR. PATRICK T. JOYE, S. J. Moderator 2B Vice Principal English Moderator 4B Latin Religion MR. FRANCIS P. HARRINGTON, S. J. Moderator lA Moderator Knights of the Leash FR. EDWARD A. MCNAMARA, English Student Adviser Latin Chaplain MR. ROBERT M. Lucian, s. J. Xff2f,f0' Sodahty Moderator 3B English MR. CLARE A. HAYES, S. J. Sociology Moderator 2D History Religion Civics English Geometry Geometry Public Speaking Algebra Coach Minor Athletics Track Coach 10 5 S. J. MR. DONALD R. RYAN Moderator 4C English Spanish Advanced Algebra Commercial Law MR. PAUL WEISSENBERG, Moderator 3A English Latin MR. ANGELO A. ROMAN Moderator 3D Typewriting Stenography Bookkeeping Economics THE LUIGIAN- S.J 1939 JW F O YUM' l S. ,.2i.Sl5 . J , K dl CW I If FR. JOSEPH M. GEORGEN, S. J. Religion MR. JOHN J. EVOY, S. J. Moderator 1B Moderator Senior Debating Religion English Algebra Coach Minor Athletics MR. JOHN W. MCDONALD, S. J. Moderator 1C Moderator Major Athletics English History MR. JAMES J. HESS, S. J. Moderator 3C Moderator Drum and Bugle Corps English History Civics THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 Top row: Fr. Joseph M. Georgen, S. J., Mr. John J. Evoy, S J Mr. John W. lVlcDonald. S. J., Mr. James J. Hess, S. J. Middle row: Mr. James U. Conwell, S. J., Mr. John A. Dalgity, S J Mr. Robert L. Whelan. S. J., Mr. Leo F. Lanphier, S. J. Bottom row: Mr. John W. Hunton, Mr. Joseph E. Grady, S. Mr. George P. Lucas MR. JAMES CONWELL, S. J. Moderator 4A Moderator The Luigian Moderator The Gonzagan Moderator Penmen English Greek Geometry MR. JOHN A. DALGITY, S. J. Moderator ZA Moderator Junior Debating Moderator Campus Kids English History Baseball Coach MR. ROBERT L. WHELAN, S. J. Physics MR. LEO F. LANPHIER, S. J. Moderator Sock and Buskin Club Director Dramatics MR. JOHN W. HUNTON Moderator 2C Moderator G Club English German Athletic Coach MR. JOSEPH E. GRADY, S. Prefect of Discipline Moderator Campus Kids MR. GEORGE P. LUCAS Director Band J My Senior Leaders ewywgyzf fb W, Www f M424 ff , 1 W X NIM FRANK NXCGUXGAN President FRANK W IXLSH Haiwer WicK I Vice President Secretarg FRANK POKTA Treasurer PKaNCis W. NiCGUlGPrNfPresident: Mac : Yes, yes, boys, go on : St. Pxioysius: Honor Ciassicai: Student Body Officer 3, 4: Ciass Officer i, 2, 3: Honor Roii 3: Pipoiogetics 4: Drarnatics 2. 3, 4, President 4: Sodaiity i, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4, Officer 4: UG Ciub i, 2, 3, 4: Luigian 2, 3, 4: Cionzagan 2: Yootbaii 2, 3, 4: Base- baii i, 2, 3, 4: Goif 4: Rifie 2. FRANK J. WfxLSHfVice President: Low Down : Take me back to oid Virginian: St. Ptioysius: Generai: Ciass Officer i, 2, 3: Drarnatics 3, 4: Sodaiity 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: G Ciub 2, 3. 4: Footbaii 3,'4: Basebaii 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Hockey 3. HARVEY E. WXCK, JR.fSecretary: Down Low ', Anything for a pai : Maiden: Latin-Engiish: Student Body Officer 4: Ciass Officer 4: Honor Roii 3. 4: Draniatics 4, Officer 4: Sodaiity i, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3. 4: Campus Kids 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, President 4: Ci Ciub 2, 3, 4: Footbaii 2. 3, 4: Basebaii 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3. ALFRED P. ?ORTPtf'freasurer: Fred : Hi ya. f5ixck : St. Francis of Psssisi: Generai: Ciass Officer 3, 4: Sodaiity i, 2, 3, 4. G RADUATES Top row: Chester Alderman, Ramo Amicarella, Paul Anderson, Terry Anderson Middle row: Tom Anderson, Frank Aragone, Don Bach, Jean Bachaud Bottom row: Joe Bauer, Ed Beck, Jack Besse, Gail Billesbach CHESTER ALDERMAN. JR.-'AStoop : Oky Poky : St. Francis of Assisi: Latin- English: Honor Roll 1: HG Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Track 2, 3, 4. RAMO AMICARELLA-- Colonel : I hope you Win, Banjon: St. Aloysius: Latin- English: Honor Roll 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL A. ANDERSON- Sweden: i'Salutations : St. Patrick: General: Debating 4: G Club 4. PAUL TERRY ANDERSON- Andy : Here I am, you lucky people : Orient High School 3: General: Honor Roll 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Glee Club 3: Campus Kids 3, 4. THOMAS C. ANDERSON- Cuff : Let's go down to Jacoy's : St. Anthony: General: Class Officer 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2: G Club 3, 4: Football 4: Baseball 3: Rifle 2. FRANK ARAGONE- Dom : Hi, want a ride ? Garden Springs: Latin-English. JAMES DONALD BACH- Jock : Look out or I'll drop you : North Central 3: General. JEAN D. BACHAUD- Bushy : I can't help it : St. Maries High 4: General: Debat- ing 4: Gold Medal Debate 4: Band 4. JOSEPH BAUER- Joe : 'AThat's me, a boarder : St. Martin's 4: General: Campus Kids 4: Sodality 4. EDWARD BECK- Edu: Give me a lift : St. Ann: Latin-English: Class Officer 1, 2: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: G Club 4: Football 3, 4. LORNE J. BESSE-'AJack : Want a bottle of beer ? Hollywood Military Academy 3: Scientific: Honor Roll 4: Leash 4. GAIL BILLESBACH- Handsome : I'm working now, Mister : Sacred Heart: Gen- eral: Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Baseball 3. 14 THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 Top row: Bill Biner, Bob Blair, Frank Blessing, Ralph Bockmier Middle row: Harry Brown, Bob Browne, Ed Burns, Bill Casey Bottom row: Bob Colistro, Ellsworth Connelly, Louis Conyard, Ollie Cosner WILLIAM D. BINER- Pity Patn: Dirty McGuigan : O'Dea High 2: Latin-English: Class Officer 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4, Officer 4: G Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BLAIR- Bob : That's rightn: Virginia City High, Montana 2: General: Sodality 2. 3. 4: Dramatics 4: Band 4: Campus Kids 3, 4. FRANCIS BLESSING- Bliss-Franny : HU Ya got a phone ? St. Aloysius: Latin- English: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH BOCKMIER, JR.- Sonny : Do I have to do it ? Lewis and Clark 2: General: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: G Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3. HARRY J. BROWN- Bus : Aw, come on, Meyers : Our Lady of Lourdes: General: Class Officer 2, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: G Club 4: Football 4. ROBERT W. BROWNE- Siwash : I'll meet ya at Pete's : Flat, Alaska: General: Class Officer 2, 3: Sodality I, 2: G Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Football 3: Track 3: Rifle 2. EDWARD J. BURNS- Ed : 'AWho do ya mean ? St. Joseph: General: Sodality l. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. CASEY- Speed : Watch my smoke : St. Joseph: General: Honor Roll l: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT R. COLISTRO- Buck : On guard, Buck : Cooper: Latin-English: Class Officer l: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2. ELLSWORTH I. CONNELLY- Ells : Lou and I will see you at Snapp's : St. Auf gustine: General: Class Officer 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2: Leash 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. LOUIS A. CONYARD-A'Lou : Hey, fink : Sacred Heart: General: Class Officer 1, 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, OLIVER R. COSNER- OlIie : How late do we get out ? Missoula High 2: Scientific: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Campus Kids 3, 4, Officer 3: Leash 3, 4: Track 2. THE LUIGIAN-1939 15 Top row: Frank Costello, Jack Costello, John Cowgill, Jack Dean Middle row: Joe Deichl, Ray Deno, Bill Dolle, Lewis Doyle Bottom row: Jack Dube, Bob Dumas, Will Dumas, Russ Esposito FRANCIS B. COSTELLO-Salutatorian: Frank : Of course 1'l1 do it : St. Xavier: Honor Classical: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Oratory 4, Second Place 4: Elocution 1, 2: Debating 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Glee Club 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Penmen 3, 4, President 4: Luigian 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Gonzagan 2, 3, 4, Editor 4. JOHN A. COSTELLO- 131ackie : 'iHel1o Tar : St. Aloysius: Latin-English: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: G Club 4: Football 4, JOHN D. COWGILL- Coke : What's the matter with Hillyard ? St. Patrick: Latin- Englishz Honor Roll 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK R. DEAN- DizZy : XVhatl Jug again ? Lewis and Clark 2: Classical: Class Officer 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: G Club 3, 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 4: Property Manager 3, 4. JOSEPH A. DEICHI.- Joe : Over in Montana we- : Hardin High, Montana 4: General: Sodality 4: Band 4: Campus Kids 4. RAYMOND DENO- Rat : It ain't so : North Central 2: General: Sodality 3, 4. WILLIAM J. DOLLE-- Bi1l : i'Hi, kids : St. Ann: Classical: Class Officer 4: Honor Roll 1: Debating 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Glee Club 1, 3: Penmen 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Luigian 3: Gonzagan 3, 4. LEWIS N. DOYLE- Looie : You goon : St. Xavier: Honor Classical: Class Officer 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Leash 3, 4, Officer 4: G Club 2: Luigian 3, 4: Gonzagan 3, 4. JOHN P. DUBE- Jack : 1'll match you penniesu: Pasadena High 4: General: So- dality 4: Track 4. ROBERT E. DUMAS-- Sarge : Tain't the way I heard it : St. Aloysius: Latin- English: Class Officer 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. WILFRED C. DUMAS- Wil1 : Ask the Principal. 1'm only a stooge here : St. Aloysius: Classical: Class Officer 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Debating 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Leash 4: G Club 4: Luigian 3, 4: Gonzagan 2, 3, 4: Yell Leader 4: Track 3, 4: Rifle 3, 4, Coacaptain 3. RUSSELL P. ESPOSITO-'lRuss : Take it easy, you guys : St. Aloysius: Scientific: Class Officer 1, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 4: G Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 16 THE LUIGIAN-193 9 Top row: Tyler Folsom, Jack Freed, Bob Gaffney, Jack Groo Middle row: Jim Haas, Jim Herlihy, Pat Higgins. John Hobbs Bottom row: Warren Hook, Frank Johnson, Don Kelley, Al Kelly TYLER C. FOLSOM- Ty : A'Hey, Hookn: Metaline Falls High 3: Latin-English: Honor Roll 3, 4: Debating 4: Dramatics 3. 4: Sodality 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 4: Golf 4. JOHN G. FREED- Jack : Huh : St. Augustine: Classical: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Penmen 3, 4, Officer 3. 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 4. ROBERT J. GAFENEY-- Gaff : Hmmmm : St. Joseph Academy. Sprague 3: Classical: Honor Roll 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Sodality 3, 4: Penmen 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 3, 4: Rifle 3: Campus Kids 3, 4. JOHN O. GROO- Whitey : Here we go again : St. Aloysius: Latin-English: So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4: G Club 4: Football 4. JAMES A. HAAS-- Doc : That's Lieberstraumu: Missoula High 3: Honor Classical: Honor Roll 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Track 4. JAMES F. HERLIHY- Herk : I wasn't talkingn: St. Aloysius: Honor Classical: Class Officer 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Apologetics 4: Oratory 3, 4: Debating 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: G Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 4: Luigian 3, 4: Gonzagan 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 43 Rifle 2, 3: Bowling 4. JOSEPH PATRICK HIGGINS-Valedictorian: Path: Let's scramu: St. Aloysius: Honor Classical: Student Body Officer 2, 3, 4, President 4: Class Officer 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Apologetics 3, 4, Second Place 3: Toastmaster Oratory 4, First Place 4: Elocution 1, 2, 3, First Place 2, 3, Second Place 1: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: HG Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Luigian 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Cionzagan 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4. JOHN J. HOBBS-'4Johnnie : It just isn't done : St. Martin's 4: General: Sodality 4. ALBERT WARREN HOOK- Warren : Do you know who 1 am ? St. Augustine: Honor Classical: Class Officer l : Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Debating 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 3, 4. N FRANK J. JOHNSON-'1Johnny : Oh, you crack-pot : St. Joseph: Scientific: Class Officer 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: Radio Club 4: G Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4. DONALD KELLEY- Donn: ls that right ? Cathedral High, Denver 3: Latin-English: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Sodality 3, 4: Campus Kids 3, 4, Officer 4. ALBERT A. KELLEY-- Al : Hold my saxophone. it's getting hot : St. Ann: Gen- eral: Orchestra 2, 3: Band 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. THE LUIGIAN-193 9 17 Top row: Jim Kronenberg, Frank Krueger, Robert J. Lee, Al Little Middle row: Pete Little, Frank Logan, Tom Loosmore, Sandy Mackie Bottom row: Jim Mahar, Frank McBreen, Jim McClenahan, Art McDonell JAMES A. KRONENBERG- Gus : Hello, Tom, where you been ? Our Lady of Lourdes: Classical: Dramatics 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: G Club 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Football 3, 4: Baseball 4. FRANCIS L. KRUEGER- Frank : Let's get going : West Valley High 4: General: Honor Roll 4. ROBERT J. LEE- General : Hmmm, could be, could be : St. Joseph: Latin-English: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. ALLEN C. LITTLE- Al : Come on, you guys : Lewis and Clark 3: General: G Club 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball 4. PETER LITTLE- Sleepy : Look out, I'll bounce you : St. Aloysius: General: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. FRANK LOGAN- Dutch : Do I get an 'A', Mister ? Rogers 3: General: Class Officer 4: Baseball 3, 4. THOMAS LOOSMORE-f'Tom : 'Tm still in the running : St. Patrick: General: Class Officer 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3. ALEXANDER W. MACKIE- Sandy : Why? Queen Anne High, Seattle 3: Sodality 3, 4: Campus Kids 3, 4, Officer 4: G Club 4: Football 4. JAMES J, MAI-IAR- Jim : Don't worry about it : St. Patrick: Honor Classical: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Apologetics 3: Oratory 4: Elocution 3, 4: Gold Medal Debate 4: Debating 1, 3, 4, President 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Prefect 4: Leash 4: Glee Club 3, 4, Officer 3: Penmen 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Luigian 3, 4, Editor 4: Gonzagan 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, FRANCIS MCBREEN- Turku: You don't say : St, Aloysius: General: Student Body Officer 4: Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4: Leash 3, 4, Officer 4: HG Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball l, 2, 3. JAMES P. MCCLENAHAN-''Slap-happy : Now according to the rules, Mister : Lewis and Clark 3: General: G Club 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Basketball 4: Track 3, 4. ARTHUR W. MCDONELL- Art : I ain't a-sayin' : Trail High School, Canada 4: Scientific: Honor Roll 4: Dramatics 4: Campus Kids 4: Tennis 4. 18 THE LUIGIAN-193 9 .F Top row: Bruce McFarland, Anton Medved, Jim Merriman, Jack Meyers Middle row: George Mollberg, Bill Mueller, Jack E. Murphy, Jack V. Murphy Bottom row: Joe O'Connell, Jim O'Connor, Frank O'Neil, Hubert Oriard JOHN BRUCE MCFARLAND- Spanky : Me and Lodell : Missoula High 2: Latinf English: Class Officer 2: Dramatics 4: G Club 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 3: Campus Kids 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 4: Luigian 4. ANTON J. MEDVED- Tony : I know that, Mister. I just wondered if you did : St. Aloysius: Scientific: Class Officer 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Elocution 1: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: G Club 2, 3, 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4. JAMES D. MERRIMAN-- Jim : Happy birthday, Lou and Ells : Tekoa High 4: General: Honor Roll 4. JOHN D. MEYERS- Ears : Let 'er ride : Our Lady of Lourdes: General: Class Officer 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. GEORGE B. MOLLBERG- Aceh: What's it to you ? Saskatchewan 4: General: Honor Roll 4. WILLIAM F. MUELLER- Bill : Greetings gate, let's rotate : Jenkins High 4: Gen- eral: Honor Roll 4: Sodality 4: Basketball 4. JACK E. MURPHY- Jack : Oh, it's all the same with me : St, Joseph: General: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK V. MURPHY- Murph : But definitely : St. Mary's High, Beaverton 3: Honor Classical: Honor Roll 3, 4: Elocution 3, 4: Debating 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4, Officer 4: Leash 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Campus Kids 3, 4: Luigian 4. JOSEPH P. O'CONNELL-'AJoe : 'iWe all aren't as intelligent as you : St. Augustine: Classical: Class Officer 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Elocution 1, 2: Debating 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4: Leash 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 3: Penmen 3, 4, Officer 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 2, 3, 4. 3 PATRICK J, O'CONNOR- Oakie : Well, well, imagine that : St. Francis of Assisi: Latin-English: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Orchestra 2. FRANCIS M. O'NEIL- Red : What did ya say : St. Ann: Classical: Class Officer 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Luigian 3, 4: Gonzagan 4. HUBERT ORIARD--'iHugh : I doubt it : Cheney Junior High 2: General: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2: Band 4: Gonzagan 3. TI-IE LUIGIAN-193 9 19 Top row: Walt Pentz, Frank Perno, Ralph Prosser, Bob Randall Middle rotu: Ben Reeves, Joe Rekofke, Jerome Riordon, Bob Roper Bottom row: Harry Rose, Jim Rossi, Jack Rotchford, Joe Scioly WALTER PENTZ- Pencil : Fell me more : St. Francis of Assisi: Latin-English: Honor Roll 4: Elocution 1: Track 2, 3, 4. 4 FRANCIS PERNO- Frank : 'AOh, I don't knowq: St. Aloysius: General: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4. RALPH H. PROSSER- Produ: Do I have to take it back, Misterm? St. Aloysius: General: Class Officer 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. ROBERT J. RANDALL- Bohn: Can I grease 'er up ? St. Aloysius: Latin-English: Honor Roll 1, 2: Sodality l, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Rifle 2. BENJAMIN F. REEVES- Cowboy : When my ship comes in- 2 YVinchester High, Idaho 2: General: Campus Kids 3. JOSEPH J. REKOFKE- Tommy-hawk : Gentlemen l Sacred Heart: General: Class Officer 3: Honor Roll 2: Sodality 2, 3, 4: G Club 4: Glee Club 3: Football 4. JEROME R. RIORDON- Tiny : I guess so : St. Joseph: Latin-English: Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4. JAMES ROBERT ROPER- Bob : I don't get it : Millwood: General: Honor Roll l: Sodality 1, 3, 4: Rifle 2: Tennis 4. HAROLD H, ROSE- Harry : Hail and farewell : Richland High 4: General: Dra- matics 4: Sodality 4: Campus Kids 4. JAMES E. ROSSI- Fat Stuff : Ooooooh : Wallace High 4: General: Honor Roll 4: Sodality 4. JOHN G. ROTCHFORD-- Rotch : Hey Herks, come here : St. Augustine: Honor Classical: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Apologetics 2. 3: Elocution l: Debating l, 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4, President 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Luigian 3: Gonzagan 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Rifle 2, 3. JOSEPH A. SCIOLY- Sky : I met the keenest looking gal last night : St. Ann: Gen- eral: Honor Roll l, 2, 4: Elocution l, 2, 3, 4, Second Place 3: Dramatics 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Orchestra l, 2. 20 THE LUIGIAN-193 9 Top row: Jim Sisk, Lyle Sorby, Tom Spangler, Ronald Springer Middle row: George Staeheli, George Struble, Bill Thurston, Leander Verzatt Bottom row: Roger Weetman, Bob Wert, George Witter, Sherman Yochum JAMES E. SISK- Chief : Well, well, imagine that : St. Francis of Assisi: Scientific: Honor Roll 4: G Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Orchestra l, 2: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4. LYLE V. SORBY- Blondie : Why ? Plentywood High, Montana 3: General: Honor Roll 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4. THOMAS G. SPANGLER- Tom : It's the principle of the thing : Superior, Mon- tana: Latin-English: Class Officer 4: Dramatics 4: Leash 4: Campus Kids 3, 4, Officer 4. RONALD E. SPRINGER- Ron : HWell, I liked it : St. Anthony: General: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE W. STAEHELI- Gus : I don't get it, Mister : Sacred Heart: Classical: Student Body Officer 4: Class Officer 2, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Oratory 3: Toastmasters Oratory 4: Elocution 2, 4, Tie Second Place 4: Gold Medal Debate 4, First Place 4: Debating l, 2, 4, Officer 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Leash 3, 4: G Club 2, 3, 4: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 3, 4: Yell Leader 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. GEORGE J. STRUBLE- Strube : Watch 'at stuff : Our Lady of Lourdes: Latin- English: Debating 1: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Rifle 3, 4. WILLIAM A. THURSTON- Willy : Now when I went to Wenatchee : St. Patrick: Latin-English: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: G Club 4: Orchestra 1: Basketball 3, 4: Track 2. LEANDER VERZATT- Lee : That's no lic : St. Ann: General: Class Officer l, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2: Dramatics 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Penmen 3, 4: Gonzagan 3, 4: Luigian 4. ROGER W. WEETMAN- Doc : Cheese it--Mr. Grady : North Central 4: General: Sodality 4. ROBERT J. WERT-- Rob : Sure, I'll take you down town : St. Augustine: Classical: Class Officer l, Z: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Debating 1, 2, 3: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Leash 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: Orchestra l, 2: Luigian 4: Gonzagan 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Rifle 2, 3. GEORGE M. WITTER- Georgie : Where is O'Neil ? Lewis and Clark 3: General: Honor Roll 4: Leash 4: G Club 3, 4: Luigian 3, 4: Gonzagan 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Baseball 4: Track 3: Hockey 3: Golf 3. SHERMAN E. YOCHUM- Abner : Okay, watch that stuff : Lewiston High 4: Gen- eral: Campus Kids 4. THE LUIGIAN-1939 21 e27M,QwQAj3 6W0l mljwwvlf gli Student Body Leaders J ACK BRADLEY PRANK NXCGUXGAN PM Hxooms Vice President President Secretarg JACK FYYTERER GEORGE STAEHELX FRANK NXCBREEN Treasurer Consultor Sergeant-at-Arms Hmwefz Wxcxa Gus Colm Bos BRADLEY Consultor Consultor Consultor Photograph by S pokane Camera Club TOP: Back row: Charles Warren, Les Kapfer, Joe McDonough, Bill Heywood, Frank Masterson, Mr. Paul XVeissenberg, S. J., Leon Kapfer, John Bogle Fourth row: Harold Triesch, Jim Fife, Roscoe Balch, Bob Anderson, Gene O'Neil Third row: Bob Bunch. Jim Reichmann, Bob Gerstenberger, Jack Schaul. Dave Yoder Second row: Bill Davis, Bill Stagg. Jack Bradley, Jack Fitterer, Vvlally Flynn Front row: Cliff Bruya, Bill Grant. Clair Parkin, Frank Harvey, Lambert Gray, Don McKenzie, Gus Cozza BOTTOM: Buck row: George Vienneau. Bob McGoldrick, Bill Tichbourn, Ed Flynn. Mr. Robert Luger, S. J., Bob Mullins, Bob Schroeder Fifth row: Tom McCann. Ed Ripple, John Ryan, Ed Whitford, Bill Porter Fourlh row: Bill Neudorfer. George Dahmen, Jim Deviny, John Hoerner, Dick Bottjer Third FOLUZ Bill Rielly, Jim Martin, Laurence Connell, Tim McKinney, Bernard McPherson Second row: Bill Carroll. Joe Carroll. Jack Merriman, Bill Juliano. John Adams Front row: Robert E. Lee, Justin May, Larry Patterson, Joe Bauer, Ray Hill. Dick Alden, John Kelly OFFICERS Mr. Paul Weissenberg, S. J. ,.,..., Moderator,,r,- 'THIRD HIGH A Bob Gerstenberger. ....,........ ..... President .... Gus Cozza ...... ddd.dd ..... V z 'ce President ,.... Leon Kapfer ,,r,r.. .. , .,L... Secretary.. .,.. Jim Reichmann .r..r.. ,.r...,,. T reasurer .....,...., Jim Fife ,,,,rrr.rr. L ...-..-.Sergeant-at-Arms.- 24 Third High A Third High B THIRD HIGH B Robert Luger, S. J. Tim McKinney L--- Jack Holmes ----.Tom McCann .L-.Jim Deviny Bill Porter THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 Third High C Third l-ligh D TOP: Back row: Larry O'Hare, Kelly Dashiell, Mike Bogle, George Mortimer. Mr. James Hess, S. J., Harry Dumas, Dick Love, John Goodwin Third row: Dick Sartain, Al Budig, Harry Kostenick, John Sleavin, Max Shinn Second row: Ed Ankerson. Bob Sharp, Walt Miotke, Dick Vomaske, Bob Adams, Guy Shelledy Front row: Bill Shannon, John Mertens, Gale Besse, Bob Tavernia, Nick Ressa Roswell Rosauer. Fred Theriault BOTTOM: Back row: Louie Walsh, Mr. Angelo A. Roman Third row: Hubert Acuff, Bill Casey, Bob O'Meara, John Disotell, Jerry Marcotte Second row: Gordon Baxter, John Hobbs, Frank Corkery, Jerry Goeden, Will Stachofsky Front row: James Bell. Bert Ressa, Jim Scarpelli, Tom McLaughlin, James Burns, Bill Gray THIRD HIGH C OFFICERS THIRD HIGH D Mr. James Hess, S. J ....., .Moderator-- .... -L ,o,. .Mr. Angelo Roman Dick Love, ,,,o,,,,r,,,o...,v. ,,.... .,., P r esident ....... ,,,,,,,,,. F rank Corkery Dick Sartain .,..,,,,o,,w. .,,o,.. V ice President .,,,, . .,,.,o,,.,e,, Bill Casey John Goodwin ,,eoo, .,,,,e , Secretary ,,,e,,,ee .....e H ugh Daniels Roswell Rosauer .,,.. ,,,e,,,o, T reasurero o,,...,e, , Hubert Acuff Gale Besse ,,,.ee,,,, ,.... S ergeant-at-Arms ,.I.... .,,,e W ill Stachofsky Tl-IE LUIGIAN-1939 25 TOP: Back row: Orien Gross, Bob Gonyea, Ted Wert, Ed Jennings, Bill Ogle, . Mr. John Dalgity, S. J., Dick O'Dea, Len Miotke Fourth row: Jim Mounsey, Jack Lancaster, Bob Vetto, John Green, Bob Bradley Third row: Tom Gibbions, Dick Moore, Frank Greene, Harold Johns, Len Scarpelli Second row: Joe Toffolo, Sam Gruettner, Zophar Tharp, Bill Gay, Sam Lappano, John Murray ' Front row: Jack Helean, Tom Lacy, Bob Barnett, Mike O'Brien, Joe Davey, Ed Twohy, Jim Flynn BOTTOM: Back row: Bill Reed, Travers Brophy, Fred Gephart, Mike Asan, Conrad Eronson, Ralph Beaulieu, Mr. Robert Schiffner, S. J., Dan Beaulieu, Bud Giesa Fifth row: Dick Weetman, Bob Otis, Jack Lodell, Burton Eronson, Anton Poitevin Fourth row: Bill Spilker, Harold Corley, Joe Mauget, Norman Rieger, Frank Ihly Third row: Glen Bambino, Bob Sorby, Silvio Mauro, Dick Harrison, Jim Bradley Second row: Earl Drewniak, John Giampietri, Dick Riordon, Dick Stoeser, ' Orly Signorelli Front row: Frank Brisinda, Bob Bedford, Paul Sherberg, Harold Brooks, John Kingsbury, Bob Curran, Carr McGarity, Herb Derr Second rhgh !X Second rhgh B SECOND HIGH A OFFICERS SECOND HIGH B Mr. John Dalgity, S. J. c,a.., ....., M oderator .....,,,..., Mr. Robert Schiffner, S. J. Bob Gonyea ,,,.., Presidentm ,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,r,,-- Jim Bradley Dick Moore ....... o.aa,, V ice President--. .... ........... J ack Lodell Ted Wert .,o,.. ...... , Secretary ....,,,, ....... P aul Sherberg Dick O'Dea ,..... .......... Ed Jennings ,,,,.c ..,.. 26 . Treasurer c.....ci.., ..,.,. Herbert Derr Sergeant-at-Arms, .... .,,.c..,,cc,c D on Giesa THE LUIGIANil 9 3 9 Second bhgh Cl Second bhgh I SECOND HIGH C Mr. John Hunton .,o.o Frank Laney ,..-o,... Orlando Costanzo ..... ,ooo,.. B1ll Stone ,o............, Ed Ringwood ...... Tom Campbell ..... THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 TOP: Back row: Frank Laney, John Scott, Ray Smart, Tom Campbell Don Pedersen, Bob Alderman, Mr. John Hunton, Paul Thornton Ed Stimson, Bill Stone Third row: Bob Eierdam, Bob Crowley, Ray Veith, Joe Schoenberg Joe Garlock Second row: George Deegan, Bob Strecker, Herb Thiede, Emmett Jackman Ed Ringwood Front row: Eloyd Dixon, Ken Carpenter, Dick Trowbridge Earl Cobb Kevin Durgan, Don Terhaar, John MacDuff BOTTOM: Back row: Charles Codd, Mr. Clare Hayes, S. J Second row: Earl Drewniak, Durland Cross, John Burke Louis Egan Ed Bruegeman Front row: John Stoltz, Bernard Biery, Loyde Claussen, Chris Arvas OFFICERS M-- ..Moderator---,-, -,o-----Secretaryo,,,L, ,,-,,----Treasurer,--,-..-- Sergeant-at-Arms, ,,., ---,,----Preszdent,-,---- ,,--------e,-- Vice President ..,,, Bernard Monti SECOND HIGH D Mr. Clare Hayes, S. J. Bernard Monti ---,,-Loyde Claussen . ......L. Chris Arvas L-,,e,---Bob Brooks -m,o,Earl Drewniak 27 TOP: Bach row: Melvin Cuinmings. Jack Hartnett, Joe Gengler, Ed O'Shea, Jack Roberts. Ed Bruya, Mr. Francis Harrington, S. J.. Jim Hartnett, John Scarpelli Fourth row: Jack Higgins, Jim Perno. Jerome Jackman, Howard Corley, John Ressa Third row: Frank Boschert. Ed Blefgen, Roy Defenbach, John Smith, John Kimmel Second row: Hugh Snyder, Willis Pottratz, John Spilker, Bob Stapleton, Max Jacobs, Lewis Houdak Front row: Phil Sexton, George Huetter, Dick Weller, Joe Adams, Clarence Lemon, Bob Kingsley. Tom Howard, Bob Dahmen BOTTOM:Bach row: Willard Schoen, Bob Keogh, Paul Gottschalk, John Presley, Dan Murphy, Elmer Lemieux, Mr. John Evoy, S, J., Bill Kapfer, Wallace Schoen Fourth row: Bill Carbaugh, Frank Viro, John McCollum. John Gillespie, Lewis Oriarcl, Wally Prosser Third row: Joe Fox, Don Clarno, Bob Carroll, Ed Rooney. Arnold Johnson Second row: Dan Mangan. John Julian. Glenn Foley, Harry App, Jim O'Connell, Pat Cavanaugh Front row: Jim Pieroni, Tom McWilliams, Jack Johansen, Jim Davey. Fred Swenson, John Vukich, Ed Ugleich, Walt Corbett FIRST HIGH A OFFICERS Mr. Francis Harrington, S. J. ..,,,,,, Moderator,.--,-,, Jack Higgins ..,,.. s,,e,.,,,.,,,.. ,... .... Ed O'Shea ..ss.. ..,r Ed Bruya r.s,,ss Jack Roberts ,.,,, ..ss.. Jack Kimmel .s.,, ,.s,,. Preszden ,,Vz'ce President ...... A L,-,,,Secrerary,,,,,,, First High A First High B FIRST HIGH B John Evoy, S. J. Bob Carroll ,----,Lewis Oriard L,,---J im Davey s,,s,-Treasurer-,s------ -----,Dan Murphy Sergeant-at-Arms.- s--,Glenn Foley liflfp J: 'J my V 9M,fHigh 0 irst 'sef?l,ff C in it 11 S rl W 'J Q ip y fl . Y NY ft ff f sta fl J R45 pdf ,fn l il ii ' l M F ,,., f ex diff Ha' 69. if fic '51 l:rosh 'fl-, 5:2152 - , -.Ib tie i sg. 4 ,YA 1 C ,J A u . I r 5, f f . Back row: Jerry Buckley, Don Higgins, Mr. John McDonald, S. J., Ed Jones. John DuMont Fifth row: Nick Scarpelli, Frank Porta, Jack Freitag, Pat McGuigan, Ed Stan Fourth row: Ed Orth, Jack Flanagan, Bob Harrington, Bob Mulvey, Rolin Como Third row: Bob Ambler. Ed Charbonneau, Jerry Doyle, Bob Miles, George Nesbitt Second row: Etter Milla, Jim Cunningham. Bill McNevin, Charles Fortier, Norbert Rouleau Front row: Joe Scarpelli, Arthur Johnson, Andy Devlin, Bob Cappello, Earl Gillcland, Lewis Blefgen 9 7 '-ff-g J , 1 , . if ,xg 'fray oPP1CE,Rs , X ff' ,, i ff f fVfMfff'...4-1 f fig. -. -' T A Mr. John McDonald, S. J. ,,,, ,fix ,.,. ,,.... M Odeftltor fi fx Bob Cappello, ,,,-,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,..... P resident Pat McGuigan ,,,,,. Joe Scarpelli ..,,... John DuMont ,e..,. Don Higgins o,,.o, THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 -,,,--.Vice President ow- ,,,,,,Secretary , o,oooo.,..,.oo Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms 29 Leaders Pxcrkvkty FRANK CosTEu,o Sm MAHAR FRANK NXCGUXGAN President President President Yienmen Senior Debate Sock and Buskkn Prefect Sodnkry RVEY WKZK BACK ROTCHFORD President Knights oi Leash HA President us Kids Camp Top row: Jim Mahar. Pat Higgins, Gus Cozza Second row: Frank Costello, George Witter, Jack Dean Thtrd row W.1l Dumas, Frank McGuigan, George Staehcli Jim Mahar '39 Editor-in-Chief Frank Costello '39 Associate Editor Will Dumas '39 Frank O'Nei1 '39 Jim Herlihy '39 Senior Editors Mr. James U. Conwell, S. J. Faculty Adviser 32 EDITORIAL STAFF Jack Fitterer '40 Dick Moore '41 Dick O'Dea '41 Classes George Staeheli '39 Jim Reichmann '40 Jack Bradley '40 Roscoe Balch '40 Larry Patterson '40 Activities Luigian Staff' Jack Dean '39 Anton Medved '39 Lewis Doyle '39 Orien Gross '41 Athletics Bob Gaffney '39 Joe O'Connel1 '39 Warren Hook '39 Joe McDonough '40 Features THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 ,rare J' We Zi-f 'i f' Luigian Staff Pat Higgins '39 Business Manager Gus Cozza '40 Advertising Manager George Witter '39 Circulation Manager Bob Gerstenberger '4 0 W Top row: Bob Gaffney, Warren Hook, Bob Gerstenberger .lim Herllhy Second row: Dick Moore. Bob lVlcGo1drick, Jack Bradley Dick ODea Third row: Frank O'Neil. Jack Fitterer, Lewis Doyle .lack Higgins Fourth row: Bob Gonyea, Frank Greene, Tyler Folsom Anton Medved Fifth row: .lim Reichmann, Roscoe Balch, Joe McDonough Joe O Connell BUSINESS STAFF Frank McGuigan '39 Tyler Folsom '39 .lack V. Murphy '39 Leander Verzatt '39 Bruce McFarland '39 Photography Joe Davey '41 .lim Mounsey '41 Frank Greene '41 Bob McGo1drick '40 Dan Beaulieu '41 Ed Ringwood '41 Bill Stone '41 Ted Wert '41 Asst. Ad Managers .lack Freed '3 9 Bob Gonyea '41 Bob Barnett '41 Bob Wert '39 .lack Higgins '42 Ed Jennings '41 Ralph Prosser '39 Asst. Circulation Managers Asst. Business Managers Typists THE LUIGIAN-193 9 i Gonzagan Staff: Top row: Frank Costello, Jim Mahar, Lewis Doyle, Gus Cozza Second row: Joe O'Connell. Jack Freed, Bob Gaffney, Tyler Folsom Completing its third year of publication, The Gonzagan boasted a very suc- cessful year. Besides ten regular four-page issues, there Were three six-page publications and one eight-page issue at Christmas. Three pages of the latter were devoted to The Perlman, a creative Writing supplement sponsored by the Penmen club. During the year Gonzaga joined the Catholic School Press Asso- ciation, and derived many benefits from membership. EDITORIAL STAFF Frank Costello '39 ...,... ,,,..., E ditor-in-Chief Jack Freed '39 ........... ....., A ssociate Editor Jim Mahar '39 ......a .i..,, A ssociate Editor Gene O'Neil '40 ,,,,...........,......l,.s,.,,s.sa,,,..s......... . ................,.,.,,..ss News Editor Joe O'Connell '39 .......l.r,as....,.a..a,,..a,,co,.........,.o...............,......,,, Feature Editor Leander Verzatt '39, Larry Patterson '40, Dave Yoder '40 ..,,....aei,,i.... Features Lewis Doyle '39 ,,....,,.,....l..,........ .. .............,.,,,.......... . .................. Sports Editor Pat Higgins '39 -,,-,,,--,,,,---ss,,s,s-,, ...... A ssistant Sports Editor Mr. James U. Conwell, S. J. .v,i.. ..---..-.-----. F flfilllfy Advl'-Ser 34 Tl-IE LUIGIAN-1939 i? Gonzagan Staff: Top row: Larry Patterson, Will Dumas, Pat Higgins, Dave Yoder, Leander Verzatt, Bill Dolle Second row: Warren Hook, Anton Medved, George Staeheli, Mike O'Brien, Jack Dean, Jim Pieroni Third row: Gene O'Neil, Roscoe Balch, Jack Fitterer, Joe McDonough, Frank Masterson Frank Greene BUSINESS STAFF Tyler Folsom '39 ..,.,... ...............,,,,,,,,,.,............. ,see,..... B u siness Manager Gus Gozza '40 e,,.............,,,,.e,.,.ee,........,.. e.,,,,..... A duertising Manager Frank Greene '41, Roscoe Balch '40 .,..... ...,,re,.,.,.e A ssistant Ad Managers Bob Gaffney '39 ...............,.,,,,.,,or,,,.,.r,,,. .,.......,,, . . ...,,..e,.. Circulation Manager Dan Beaulieu '41, Ed Ringwood '41 e,...r..r..,oro... Assistant Circulation Managers NEWS REPORTERS John Murray '41 Mike O'Brien '41 Jack Lancaster '41 John Smith '42 Jack Higgins '42 Bob Cappello '42 Vvfill Dumas '39 Bill Dolle '39 Warren Hook '39 Joe McDonough '40 Jim Reichmann '40 Jack Fitterer '40 Bob Gerstenberger '40 SPORTS REPORTERS Jack Dean '39 A1 Budig '40 Anton Medved '39 Orien Gross '41 George Staeheli '39 Pat McGuigan '42 Frank Masterson '40 Jim Pieroni '42 THE LUIGIAN-1939 35 Senior Debating Society Back row: Mr. John Evoy, S. J., Joe McDonough, Jim Herlihy Third row: Jim Mahar, Jim Reichmann, Joe O'Connell, Roscoe Balch Second row: Paul Anderson, Dave Yoder, Warren Hook, Will Dumas. Jack Fitterer Front row: George Staeheli, Tyler Folsom, Jack Bradley, Gus Cozza Gold Medal Debate participants were Jim Mahar, Jim Reichmann, George Staeheli, Jean Bachaud, Jack Fitterer and Roscoe Balch. OFFICERS Mr. John Evoy, S. J. .... ..... M oderator Jim Mahar ,,,t,,,,,,,ee., ..........,. P resident George Staeheli. ,..... ...... V ice President Joe McDonough ....,,. .......... S 6'Cf0l'C1Fy Dave Yoder ,rr-,-.,e .........Y,..... T reasurer Gus C0223 .,-,,- A ..o.. Sergeant-at-Arms 3 6 THE LUIGIAN-193 9 Junior Debating Society Back row: Bob Bradley. Ted Wert, Dick O'Dea. Bill Ogle. Mr. John Dalgity. S. J.. Frank Greene Second row: Dick Harrison, Dick Moore. Robert Vetto, Jack Higgins Front row: Mike O'Brien, Jim Pieroni. Bob Brooks Gold Medal Debate participants were Mike O'Brien. Bob Vetto. Frank Greene and Bill Ogle. OFFICERS Mr. John Dalgity. S. J. - 1 Dick O Dea ...,..,d.. Bob Bradley ,,,e,e Mike O'Brien . Frank Greene ...., THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 Moderator President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 3 7 S Y tuclents Spiritual Council Back row: Pat Higgins, Frank Costello, Jack V. Murphy, Dick O'Dea, Jack Fitterer Second row: Jack Higgins, Bill Dolle, Pat McGuigan, David Yoder Front row: George Staeheli, Jim Mahar, Lewis Doyle OFFICERS Fr. E. A. McNamara, S. J. .,D... .,..,,. M oderator Jim Mahar .D..,,......,r,........., ...D,D,,,....r,,,...,......, P refect Lewis Doyle ,...,.. ...D,D, F irst Assistant Prefect Jack Fitterer. ...,.,,. ....., S econa' Assistant Prefect Frank Costello D...,...D.D....,.,D,.,,.....,,..,,.,.W........,D,,..,,..,,...,...... Secretary-Treasurer George Staeheli, Jack V. Murphy, Bill Dolle, Da Dick O'Dea, Jack Higgins, Pat McGu1gan r,r...,D,...D,DD,D,.,,....,.,s. 38 ve Yoder, Mike O'Brien, -Consultors THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 Campus Kids Mr. Joseph Grady, S. J.-- Mr. John Dalgity, S. Harvey Wick .............. Jack Fitterer ...... Tom Spangler ,,,... Don Kelley ..r. THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 Back row: Joe Bauer. Joe Carroll, Jack Holmes, Bruce McFarland, Don Pedersen Mr. Joseph Grady, S. J., Ernie Fairleigh, Art McDonell, Frank Laney, Sherman Yochum, Bob Mullins Sixth row: Jack V. Murphy, Hubert Acuff, Gene O'Neil, Anton Poitevin Fifth row: Jim Haas, John Adams, Elmer Lemieux, Tom Spangler, Joe McDonough Fourth row: Don Kelley, Jerry Marcotte, Bernard Monti, Ray Veith, Jack Lodell Third row: Bob Ambler, Terry Anderson, Bob Gaffney, Carr McGarity, Joe Garlock Second row: Harry Rose, John Ryan, Jim Reichmann. Bob Blair, Jack Eittterer Front row: Joe Adams, Willis Pottratz, Jim Burns, Ed Ugleich, Harvey Wick, Bob Adams, Ed Ringwood, Fred Theriaulr OFFICERS A- ,..... Moderators ---r--------President ,,---------Vice President s,--ssSecretary-Treasurer ----,-Sergeant-at-Arms 39 Upper left: Senior Elocution Third row: Dave Yoder, Jack V. Murphy Jack Fitterer Second row: Cliff Bruya. Jim Mahar Front row: Joe Scioly. Gus Gozza. George Staeheli Center left: Washington Oratory Second row: Jim Herlihy, Ted Wert, Dick O'Dea, Frank Costello Front row: Pat Higgins. Bob Bradley. Jim Mahar Lower left: Toastmasters Extemporaneous Speaking Second row: Pat Higgins, Dick O'Dea, Jack Fitterer Front row: Frank Greene, Jack Higgins, George Staeheli Upper right: Junior Elocution Third row: Jack Lodell. Dick O'Dea, Frank Greene Second row: Dick Moore, Jim Mounsey Front row: Lewis Oriard, Jim Pieroni, Len Scarpelli Center right: American Legion Oratory Second row: Dave Yoder. Ed O'Shea, Jack Bradley, Frank Greene Front row: Gus Cozza, George Huetter, Jack Higgins Lower right: Apologetics Third row: Dick O'Dea. Jack Fitterer, Jim Herlihy Second row: Bob Bradley, Jack Bradley Front row: Pat Higgins, Gus Gozza, Frank McGuigan Public Speaking Contestants -.O THE LUIGIAN-1939 i Public Speaking VVinners Senior Elocution Contest Top row: Dave Yoder, Bob Bradley, Jim Mounsey Second row: Pat Higgins, Prank Greene Third row: Gus Cozza, Jack Bradley, Jim Pieroni Fourth row: George Staeheli, Mike O'Brien Bottom row: Roscoe Balch. Frank Costello. Bob Vetto lst-Dave Yoder: 2nd-George Staeheli, Gus Cozza Ctiej Junior Elocution Contest lst-Jim Mounsey: 2nd-Jim Pieroni Washington Oratory Contest lst-Bob Bradley CThird place Winner in state finals at Olympiab 1 e Znd-Frank Costello American Legion Oratory Contest lst-Jack Bradley: 2nd-Gus Cozza, Dave Yoder Ctiej Toastmasters' Extemporaneous Speaking Contest lst-Senior Division-Pat Higgins: lst-Junior Division-Frank Greene Apologetics Contest lst-Bob Bradley CFirst place winner in Inland Empire Contestj : 2nd-Jack Bradley Senior Gold Medal Debate lst-George Staeheli: Znd-Roscoe Balch Junior Gold Medal Debate lst-Mike O'Brien: 2nd-Bob Vetto THE LUIGIAN--1939 4l Back row: Frank McGuigan, Cliff Bruya, Harvey Wick Front row: Jack Fitterer, Pat Higgins, Frank Walsh Below: John Ryan, Harry Rose, Cvus Cozza, Jack Lodell, Jack V. Murphy Insets: Jack Fitterer, Bruce McFarland Louie Todd Johnny Cleary i'i 'Mi the Touch down Twins W- Regan Chunky O'Reilly, their best pal e,,-eee,,.. -- Ted Doherty, another buddy uu,.................... Glen Clarke, not such a buddy ......r,..uu,t,.. Father Lucian, Dean of Discipline ,.,,,u Father Kevin, Prefect of Athletics ..,,,, q'The Touchdown Twins S Jack Fitterer f Bruce McFarland -,,--n,-----Pat Higgins ,,,,-r,,,,r,-,,,.John Ryan -,-----rJack V. Murphy rr-r,r----,Robert Wert .rrr,--,rLeander Verzatt Coach Claxton ..........,,......,..,,uuu,.,u.. ......... F rancis McGuigan Father Hugh, President of Regis .......,...,....,.,u.ru,.uuuu.,.uu.,.,...., Joseph McDonough Mr. Frank Todd, Louie's Dad .......................,,.u,,u,...,uuuu,,u,....,.uu. Ernest Farleigh Cadets of Regi Bud Brinton ......, ,,,.c,.,. . Jack Lodell Speed Tierney ..uu,,,....... Harvey Wick Franz Terrill ,,,u,,,Y ......, H arry Rose s Military Academy Brian Keane ,r,.,,r 1 -,rr-,rr-Gus Cozza Bob O Mara ,u....u,u.ru,.... Frank Walsh Ray Redding ,,.,,.. Announcer ,,r.r,,,, ,..............,..r,.,r.......u,,,urr..........,rr . 42 ----rr-Cliff Bruya -------,Jack Bradley THE LUIGIAN--193 9 The Valiant Sock and Buskin Club Warden Holt .....,,, ..... Father Daly, Chaplain ......, James Dyke, Prisoner .,,., Jimmy Paris ,..........r.,, - Dan, Jailer rrr..,,....... Wilson, Attendant ..... Mr. Leo Lanphier, S. J. ..,, , Frank McGuigan ..rr,,,,. Harvey Wick ...r,.. Jack Bradley ,,,...,,.. Leander Verzatt ,,..,e, TOP: Standing: Leander Verzatt, Jack Bradley, Joe Scioly, Jim Kronenberg, Jack V. Murphy Seated: Pat Higgins BOTTOM: Back row: Bob Blair, Terry Anderson, Mr. Leo Lanphier, S. J., Ted Wert Leander Verzatt, James Haas, Dick O'Dea, Ernest Fairleigh, Art McDonell, Tom Spangler Fourth row: Frank Costello, Jack V. Murphy, Jim Kronenberg. Dan Beaulieu, Jack Lodell Third row: Joe McDonough, Jack Pitterer, Jack Roberts, Pat Higgins. Dave Yoder Second row: Bob Gaffney, Joe Scioly, Bruce McFarland, Harry Rose, Frank McGuigan First row: Cliff Bruya, Frank Walsh, Harvey Wick, Gus Cozza, Jack Lambert Gray, Jack Higgins 'VALIANTH CAST ------r-,,Pat Higgins -,,,-Jack V. Murphy r,rd-Leander Verzatt ---,,-,,da-Jack Bradley ,----Jim Kronenberg --,rMaa,,-,ar----- ,,-r---------Joe Scioly OFFICERS ,,----r.Moderator ,,--,.------,Preszdent --,,r-Vice President --------r--e--r-,-Secretary r,rr-PubIicity Director Bradley Back row: Frank Costello, Jim Herlihy, Anton Medved, Mr. Francis Harrington. S. J., Tom Spangler, Russell Esposito Fifth row: Ellsworth Connelly, Jack V. Murphy, Bob Gerstenberger. Louis Conyard, Bob Wert Fourth row: Frank Johnson, Jim Fife, Jack Pitterer, George Witter. Harold Triesch Third row: Bill Biner, Max Shinn, Jim Mahar, Pat Higgins, Jim Kronenberg Second row: Jack Besse, George Staeheli, Will Dumas, Frank McBreen. John Goodwin, Joe O'Connell Front row: Harvey Wick, Frank Walsh, Jack Bradley, Gus Cozza. Lewis Doyle. Jack Rotchford, Frank McGuigan Knights of the Leash OFFICERS Mr. Francis Harrington, S. J.. .... ,...... M oderator Jack Rotchford ,,,,,..,.,,, ..,...,.,.. .,,.,,,,,,,, P r esident Bill Biner .......... r-,,--V1'C9 President Lewis Doyle .tt..t. ,.,,,,,,,,, , Secretary Frank McGuigan .... - ..,.,,....,,,... Treasurer Frank McBreen r,.... Sergeant-at-Arms 44 THE LUIGIAN-1939 NGN Club Back row: Jim Kronenberg, Ed Flynn, Leon Kapfer, Anton Medved, Al Little, Bill Porter, Jim Herlihy, Bruce McFarland, John Goodwin Seventh row: Les Kapfer, Ed Beck, Bill Thurston. Bill Mueller, Dick Love Sixth row: Jack Costello, Ed Vvlhitford, Bob Anderson, Bob Gerstenberger, Joe Rekofke, Pat Higgins Fifth row: Dick Sartain, Chester Alderman, Jim Deviny, Russ Esposito, Jim Martin Fourth row: Jack Fitterer, Frank Johnson, Jim Fife, Tim McKinney, Jack Dean Third row: Harry Brown, Paul Anderson, Will Dumas, Jerry Goeden, Silvio Mauro Second row: Bob Browne, Jim Sisk, George Witter, Bill Biner Frank McBreen, Bill Gray Front row: Frank Walsh, Jim Mounsey, Jack Bradley, Frank McGuigan, George Staeheli, Harvey Wick, Len Scarpelli OFFICERS Mr. John W. Hunton .tt,,t ...... M Oderator Frank McBreen ............. ,.........,t. P resident Jim Herlihy ..... Frank Walsh ....... Bill Biner ....... THE LUIGIAN--193 9 -,,------Vice President t---,Secretary- Treasurer -----Sergeant-at-Arms 45 TOP: Back row: Frank Costello, Leander Vierzatt, Mr. James U. Conwell, S. J. Second row: Bob Gaffney, Joe O'Connell, Jim Mahar, Bob Bradley Front row: Bill Dolle, Jack Freed, Frank Greene BOTTOM: Back row: Mike Bogle, Frank Johnson, Bill Carroll, Bob Vetto, Bill Reed Second row: Dick Vomaske, George Deegan, Al Budig, Bob Adams Front row: Larry Patterson, Roy Defenbach, Walt Corbett, Len Scarpelli, Bob Ambler Penmen Radio Club PENMEN OFFICERS RADIO CLUB Mr. James Conwell, S. J. ,o,.,,... ,,eModerator ,o,,,a ...., M r. Joseph Grady, S. J. Frank Costello .,,,oo, ,.aaa.a .o.,.oo, P r esident ....aa, ...a. a.,,ea L a rry Patterson Jim Mahar ,...., ,,oo..... V ice President o,,oo,,o ,o.o,., B ob Adams Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,e..., A l Budig Bill Dolle a,...... ,,,. l Recording Secretary Jack Freed .......,... ,e,.. C orresponding Secretary Joe O'Connell, e,,. .. .,o,,.,e,.., Treasurer 46 THE LUIGIAN-1939 QM Drum and Bugle Corps TOP: Back row: George Mortimer, Jerry Buckley, Bob Crowley, Ed Bruya Prank Ihly, Bob Keogh Third row: Dick Kelly, John Presley, Bill McNevin, Bob Harrington, Frank Viro Second row: Jack Roberts, Tom Lacy, Jack Helean, Joe Toffolo, Bill Shannon, Bill Rielly Front row: Bob Brooks, Ed Ugleich, Tom McWilliams, Jim Pieroni, Walt Corbett. Jack Kimmel, Jim Davey BOTTOM: Back row: John Bogle, Laurence Connell, Floyd Dixon, Jim Herlihy, Mr. George Lucas Fourth row: Frank Laney, Carr McGarity, Ed Blefgen, Etter Milla. Bob Stapleton, Max Jacobs, Joe Mauget, Joe Garlock, Sam Gruettner Third row: Paul Sherberg, John Scarpelli, Joe Fox, Bill Reed, John MacDuff Ernie Fairleigh, Travers Brophy, Tom Gibbons, Al Kelly Second row: Joe McDonough, Bob Blair, Harry Kostenick, Roy Defenbach, Bob Cappello, Jim Burns, John Smith, Dale Haviland Front row: Bob Alderman, George Struble, Leo McDonnell, Lewis Houdak George Huetter, Bob Dahmen, Pat Cavanaugh, Bob Miles, George Nesbitt The Drum and Bugle Corps which was sponsored last year by the Veterans of Foreign Wars was continued this year with great success. The group played at football games and other school affairs. With the coming of Mr. George Lucas last fall, the Gonzaga high school band had its beginning. Those who did not know how to play instruments were in- structed by Mr, Lucas while those who already had training on an instrument continued further instruction. Their first presentation was on April 1 when a band concert was given in the gym. Since the Philomathea club is planning to purchase uniforms for them, the group is expected to show up very fine next year. THE LUIGIAN--1939 47 aders 'Sports Le k,40 ' Captain JOHN XV. Captakn FRANK MCBREEN PUGGY WJNTON FRANK W wsu Football Coach Baseball Captakx Captakn BL LYYTLE GEORGE ST AEHELX ball T rac lm Basket X X 'B Back row: Tom Wernette, assistant coach, Jack Pitterer, Ed Ripple, Jim Deviny, Jim Fife,' Joe Rekofke, Bob Anderson, Ted Wert, Dick Sartain, Ed Beck, Bill Biner, Ed Whitford, Bob Higgins Third row: Jim Martin, Jerry Goeden, Dick O'Dea, Art Velling, Frank Johnson, Bill Porter, Frank Laney, Tony Medved, Ralph Bockmier, Bob McGoldrick, Sandy Mackie, Bruce McFarland, Jim Kronenberg Second row: Will Stachofsky, Russ Esposito, George Witter, Bob Gerstenberger, Frank McGuigan, Harvey Wick, Captain Frank McBreen. Frank Walsh, John Goodwin, Silvio Mauro, Pat Higgins, Ed Flynn, Vic Eelice, trainer Front row: Dick Love, manager, Harry Brown, Cliff Bruya, Frank Corkery, Tom Campbell, Dick Moore, Jack Dean, manager Football At the outset of the l938 grid campaign, the so-called football experts gave the Gonzaga Bullpups little chance to repeat their performances of the past two sea- lg sons, and freely predicted that they would not emerge again from the race as city champs. But the team had the same characteristics as all Gonzaga teams, especially those coached by Puggy Hunton. They more than made up in fight for what they lacked in experience, and consistently outplayed their rivals to annex their third consecutive city football title, and secure permanent possession of the coveted Quackenbush Trophy. SEPTEMBER 23-GONZAGA 0, BUTTE 6 The Bullpups opened the 1938 grid season away from home, and lost a heart- breaking game 6-O at the hands of the Butte High Purples in the Copper City. The Butte lads played heads up football all the way and avenged the defeat which Gonzaga handed them last year. The Bullpups were too green to make their soon-to-be-feared razzle-dazzle plays click and could never overcome the six-point advantage Butte gained on a second period touchdown. OCTOBER 6-GONZAGA 14, ROGERS 0 The Bullpups showed no sign of greenness in the first game of the city series, and romped to an easy two touchdown victory over the Rogers Pirates. The out- come of the game was never in doubt as the Bullpups had things their own way throughout the contest. Frank Walsh, Gonzaga's diminutive quarterback, opened the scoring in the first period when he ran back an intercepted pass some fifty-six 50 THE LUIGIAN-1939 Football TOP-First Team: Backfieldz Pat Higgins, Prank McBreen, Frank Walsh, Harvey Wick Line: Frank McGuigan, Frank Johnson, Jim Kronenberg, Tony Medved Bill Biner Ralph Bockmier, Russ Esposito BOTTOM-Second Team: Baclzfield: Bob Anderson, Jack Fitterer, Silvio Mauro, Bob Gerstenberger Line: George Witter, Dick Sartain, Jim Deviny, Ed Beck, Jim Martin Bill Porter, Bruce McFarland yards for a touchdown. Late in the second quarter Frank McBreen added the second touchdown on a reverse play. Not wishing to disclose their trick plays, Puggy's charges relied on straight football for their victory. OCTOBER 14-GONZAGA 12, LEWIS AND CLARK 6 In one of the most thrilling high school games ever played in Spokane, the Bullpups eked out a very hard fought one touchdown victory over the highly favored Tigers from Lewis and Clark. Gonzaga drew first blood in the open- ing period when Prank McGuigan crossed to pay dirt on an end-around play. The South Siders came right back and scored a touchdown on a long pass from Wouters to Gilberg. But the Bullpups were not to be denied, and after a long drive lVlcBreen scored on a reverse from Wick. The remaining minutes of the game were full of thrills for the seven thousand fans that attended. Lewis and Clark threatened a number of times but could never penetrate the strong Bullpup defense. When the game ended, Gonzaga was in possession of the ball on their own five yard line after checking a strong Lewis and Clark threat. OCTOBER 21-GONZAGA 20, NORTH CENTRAL 0 Continuing their victorious march toward a third consecutive city title, the Bullpups soundly drubbed the cellar-dwelling North Central Indians in a night game before a crowd of five thousand rabid fans. The game started slowly, but once the vaunted razzle-dazzle Gonzaga offense started to click the outcome of the game was never in doubt. Pat Higgins scored the first Zag counter in the THE LUIGIAN-1939 51 Top row: Pat Higgins, Bill Biner, Ralph Bockmier, Dick Sartain Bottom row: Captain Frank McBreen, Frank McGuigan, Russ Esposito, Frank Walsh 'R opening period, when he took a lateral from Frank lVlcGuigan and sped twenty- five yards to the goal line. Prank McBreen then followed with another score on his now famous reverse play. The score stood 13-O in favor of the Bullpups at the end of the first half, and during the second half, Gonzaga kept up the pace and finally added another touchdown. Higgins scored once more, this time on a fake reverse. Mauro added two extra points from placement in three at- tempts. OCTOBER 27--GONZAGA 14, LEWIS AND CLARK 0 Opening the second half of the city series with a bang, the inspired Bullpups proved conclusively their superiority over the Lewis and Clark Tigers as they outclassed the South Siders before a night game crowd of ten thousand fans. Mc- Breen opened the scoring as he crashed over from the five yard line early in the second quarter. Walsh added another in the third period as he intercepted a Tiger pass and galloped 65 yards to pay dirt. Mauro converted after both scores. The Tigers were helpless as the Pups had things their own way in winning this all- important tussle. NOVEMBER 3-GONZAGA 13, NORTH CENTRAL 0 The devastating Bullpups clinched their third consecutive football champion- ship when they downed the spirited North Central Indians in a rough game under the lights. Held effectively for almost the entire first half, the Blue and White eleven cut loose with a double lateral reverse followed by a long forward pass from Wick to McFarland, who safely scampered across the last chalk line. Point- ing for their first win of the season, the Indians were hard to stop in the second half, but luckless as they were they bowed again in defeat. Threatened seriously 52 THE LUIGIAN-1939 Football Football Top row: Bill Porter, Frank Johnson, Bruce McFarland, Tony Medved Bottom row: Jim Deviny, Captain-elect Bob Gerstenberger, Harvey Wick Ed Flynn dl again late in the game, the Bullpups changed the tide of the game as McBreen intercepted a last desperate pass on his ten yard line and raced the length of the field to clinch the win. Mauro added the extra point. NOVEMBER 10-GONZAGA 6, SEATTLE PREP 0 Invading new fields for their annual game with the Prep school, the Bullpups added new laurels to their already many by virtue of a win. There was never any doubt as to the outcome despite the low score. The Spokaneites romped up and down the field almost at will, but monotonously failed to click near their opponents' goal line. The Prepsters couldn't find a weak spot in the Blue and XVhite defense all evening and failed to invade Gonzaga territory. Both offenses were hampered by a mud-soaked field, and the famous razzle-dazzle of the Bullpups was not displayed. Wick scampered around end from the ten yard line early in the first quarter for the only score of the game. NOVEMBER 18-GONZAGA 0, ROGERS 13 A slightly over-confident eleven took the field for Gonzaga against a primed. determined team from Rogers in the last game of the year. For the first time in the season the Bullpups were outplayed. They got off to a bad start and before they were fully conscious of what was happening, Williams of Rogers had crossed their goal from the two yard line for the first score. Vainly the Bullpups were trying to come back as Brown scored the second Rogers' touchdown after recovering a fumble. Williams proved too much for the Zag defense and fre- quently penetrated it for long gains, This was a sad closing to another glorious year for the Bullpups. THE LUIGIAN-1939 53 Basketball Above Al Little, John Goodwin, Jim Sisk, Jim Herlihy Back row Paul Anderson, Leon Kapfer, Leslie Kapfer, Jim Herlihy, Mr. John McDonald, S. J. Second row Bob McGoldrick, Bill Thurston, Bruce McFarland, John Goodwin, Jim McClenahan, Bill Mueller Front row Jack Dean, Ed Whitford, Tim McKinney, Al Little, Sam Lappano, Jim Sisk, Dick Love The 1938-39 basketball season was the most disastrous one ever experienced by a Gonzaga team, as far as games won and lost were concerned. Because of bad breaks and lack of experience, the Bullpups lost twelve games is as many starts in the city series. The games lost were, on the whole, very close, the Bull- pups showing superior power and ball handling during the first half, only to lose out in the closing minutes. Lack of efficient reserves spelled defeat in many cases. However, the dogged manner in which the team would keep fighting even when hopelessly defeated won them the title of the fighting Bullpupsf' It is doubtful if there ever was a more fighting team to don the blue and white. 54 THE LUIGIAN-1939 i x Trac X 7 U ' rw i JJJUC1 Above: Bob Bunch, George Staeheli, Bruce McFarland, Tom Campbell Back row: Jack Dean, Jim Haas, Ray Smart, Jack Holmes Joe Carroll Bob McGoldrick, Jack Dube, Mike Bogle, Dan Beaulieu Dick Love Second row: Bob Bunch, Bob Harrington, Conrad Eronson Dick Vomaske Tom Campbell, Al Budig, Ken Carpenter, Geo. Staeheli, Jim Bell Bob Vetto Front row: Paul Anderson, Earl Cobb, Chet Alderman, John Kelly Norm Rieger Roy Defenbach, Jim McClenahan, Sam Lappano Bruce McFarland, Nick Scarpelli A number of veterans greeted the new coach, Mr. Clare Hayes, S. J., as he took over the reins of the Bullpup track squad. The bearers of the blue and white showed plenty of promise and were expected' to finish high in the city. race. Paced by Captain George Staeheli, miler and 880 man, every department was well rep- resented. Al Budig supported Staeheli in the long distance events. Tom Camp- bell showed marked ability at clearing the hurdles in short order. Ray Smart and Tom Cross capably handled most of the pole vaulting. Jim McClenahan led the 440 men and Sam Lappano in the broad jump and dashes. Through the efforts of these capable veterans track continued on the up-grade at Gonzaga, giving promise of soon gaining the prestige that it rightly deserves. THE LUIGIAN-1939 55 Baseball Above: Bob Gerstenberger, Mr. John A. Dalgity, S. J., Frank Walsh, Harvey Wick Bach row: Paul Anderson, Jim Fife, Tony Medved, Bob Anderson, Al Little, Bob Gerstenberger, Frank Logan, Jack Roberts Second row: Dick Sartain, Jack Merriman, Pat Higgins, Ed Whitford, John Goodwin, Silvio Mauro, Len Scarpelli, Bob Gonyea Front row: Bob Crowley, Bernard McPherson, Jack Lancaster, Frank McGuigan, Frank XValsh, Harvey Wick, Jack Kimmel, Bill Carbaugh Under the able guidance of their new coach, Mr. John Dalgity, S. J., the Bull- pups became a much feared team in the race for the city high school title. The new coach was greeted by a seasoned team at the outset of the city series, and he soon molded them into a fast, aggressive group of ball players. The pitching was probably the greatest source of consolation to the new coach when he began the year. Headed by such seasoned veterans as Bob Gerstenberger, Silvio Mauro and Al Little, the hurling staff soon became the scourge of the league. Len Scarpelli, sophomore sensation, handled the catching duties like a veteran. 56 THE LUIGIAN-1939 Baseball Top row: Len Scarpelli, Pat Higgins, John Goodwin, Ed Whitford Bottom row: Silvio Mauro, Frank McGuigan, Tony Medved, Al Little The Bullpups came forth with a very Well balanced infield. The duties around the initial sack were evenly divided by Ed Whitford and Anton Medved. John Goodwin had things pretty much his own way around second base, as did Frank McGuigan, a four-year letter winner, at short stop. The job at the hot corner was held down by Dick Sartain. The outfield was composed of Captain Frank Walsh, Pat Higgins, Harvey Wick and Bob Anderson, and combined speed with batting ability. This will be Mr. Dalgity's only year as head baseball coach, since the new Gonzaga mentor, Billy Frazier, will take over his new duties next fall and will handle all sports from then on. THE rLUIGIAN-19 3 9 5 7 Golf K V I I ,fl 'I Xpvlx' U ' I: 5 Jo ,: gi V,, !i'? f 'J 5' Qi Tennii ,' , ff? 1 ' it ,grfk flwkf 'fill gn Gy 47 TOP: Back row: Ted Wert, Ed Jennings, Mr. Robert Luger, S.J., Mr. John Evoy. S.J. Third row: Harry Dumas, Bill Mueller, Gordon Baxter, George Mortimer, Bob Wert Second row: Jim Bell, Jim Reichmann, Dick Moore, Jack Rotchford, Jim Fife Front row: Jim Mounsey, Joe Davey, Kevin Durgan, Ken Carpenter, BOTTOM: Back row: Mr. Robert Luger, S. J., Jim Herlihy, Les Kapfer, Mr. John Evoy, S. J. Fourth row: Ted Wert, Bob O'Meara, Mike Asan, Harry Dumas, Leon Kapfer Third row: Leo McDonnell, Jack Sleavin, Dick Moore, Harold Brooks, Dick O'Dea Second row: John Burke, John Presley, Jim Merriman, Frank Corkery, Bill Ogle Front row: Jim Mounsey, Bill Gray, Ed Ugleich, Joe Scarpelli, Vlally Flynn, Bob Barnett Bob Barnett, Mike O'Brien, Jack Bradley Gonzaga's 1939 tennis team was of unknown quality before its initial turnout. Led by the only returning letterman, Bill Ogle, and freshman, Eddie Ugleich, and bolstered by a long list of very promising material, the racket swinging Bull- pups certainly left the fans perceiving a glorious reign of tennis supremacy for Gonzaga in near future years. Golf was another dark horse at Gonzaga before the first turnout. Jack Rotchford, the lone veteran, and twelve other untried candidates formed a squad which was truly unknown. But the surprising development of several men cast loads of sunbeams upon the somewhat gloomy aspect and boomed the Blue and White title chances sky-high. 58 THE LUIGIAN-1939 .L 1 Rifle Boyvlin .-fi I 4' l v ' I ,fl -,J lk Viv-iw, ll, rn. df: 1 x .. iv lil fn ju f , f- 4 silly' KY! ff, l iff! ' ' if fiv k I., J.: ,, rl, , W ffvl .6 '- 7 f-,ft - M' n ,J TOP: 'V X ' Back row: Dick Vomaske, Orien Gross, George Mortimer, Jack Sleavin, Bill Rielly Second row: Wilfred Dumas, Jack Rotchford, John Green, John Kelly Front row: George Struble, George Staeheli, Fred Theriault BOTTOM: Back row: Father James T. McGuigan, S. J., Ted Wert, Dick O'Dea, Bill Ogle, Jim Herlihy Second row: Don Higgins, Orien Gross, Frank Greene, Jim Mounsey Front row: Bill Gay, Bob Barnett, Bill Davis V1.1-' if fu--f- , gy, Due to the unforseen difficulty of acquiring a range on which to practice regularly, Gonzaga's rifle team did not fire any inter-school matches. Meets between the club members featured each practice with several of the more experi- enced men firing near perfect scores. After a slow start in the first half, Gonzaga's first organized bowling team gradually gained momentum and blasted through the second half schedule to gain a championship play-off with North Central, winning 34 of 39 games. Later in the season the Bullpup pinsters entered two teams in the Northwest Bowling Classic. THE LUIGIANll939 59 , Midget Football Bantam Football TOP: Back row: Joe Carroll, Paul Thornton, Fred Porta, Jack Higgins, Sherman Yochum, Mike Bogle Third row: Don Kelley. Jack Lancaster, Al Budig. Don Giesa, Bob Vetto Second row: Dick Alden, Jack Sleavin, Harold Brooks, Ralph Beaulieu, Norman Rieger Front row: Joe Scioly, Herbert Derr, John Murray, Lambert Cray, BOTTOM: Back row: Bob Keogh, Dan Mangan, John Gillespie, Mr. John Evoy, S. J. Third row: Bud Cmiesa, Bob Carroll, Willard Schoen, Ed Ugleich, John Vukich, Jim Perno Second row: Jim Davey, Bob Brooks, Bob Stapleton. Harry App. Tom Howard First row: Jim Cunningham, Kevin Durgan, George Huetter, Walt Corbett, Dick YVeller, Jim Pieroni Sam Lappano Outweighed and hampered by injuries of key men throughout most of the season, but displaying plenty of class in ball packing, tackling and blocking, the Midgets thundered through a pigskin season in which they dropped heart-rend- ing games to teams from Coeur d'Alene academy and Deer Park. Their lone win was a 19-0 thumping of Lourdes academy of Wallace, Idaho. A fast and flashy Bantam football team trod the gridiron paths waging war in a three-game series with the St. Aloysius Jebbes. Although they fought gamely, the Bantams were unable to match the powering onslaught of the Jebbes and were able to capture but one of three games. 60 THE LUIGIAN-l 939 A I fly In J !,f'7l'i 5, , Frosh y Football W f Qisaf ' I Frosh Basketball l TOP: Back row: Jerry Buckley, Nick Scarpelli, 'NVally Prosser, Ed Bruya, Jack Freitag, Jack Higgins, Frank Viro Third row: Gerald Doyle, John Stoltz, John Presley. Dan Murphy, Jack Roberts Second row: John McCollum. Ed Charbonneau, Andy Devlin, Ed Rooney, Elmer Lemieux Front row: Jim Hartnett, Jack Kimmel, Phil Sexton, Wallace Schoen, Earl Gilleland, Jack Hartnett BOTTOM: Back row: Jim Perno, Nick Scarpelli, Elmer Lemieux, YVally Prosser, Ed Bruya, Jack Roberts Second row: Frank Viro, Joe Scarpelli, Jim Davey, Jim Pieroni. Earl Cvilleland First row: John Ressa, John Presley, Bill Carbaugh, Jack Kimmel A light, flashy, hard charging aggregation of gridders bore GonZaga's freshman banner through the grid wars last fall, unleashing all their power and trickery as they battled in torrid combat with highly talented teams from Rogers, North Central, Cheney and Wallace, Idaho. Although they did not register wins in every game, the yearlings always furnished plenty of fireworks and thrills. The freshman basketball team's record in city competition was two victories against four defeats, but every game that went down in the losses column could have easily been a victory. The greenies divided their games with Rogers and Lewis and Clark, but North Central held a jinx over them and won both contests. THE LUIGIAN-l939 61 Frosh Baseball Above: Bud Stan, Jim Pieroni, Frank Viro Back row Mr Robert Luger, S. J., Dan Murphy, Jim Perno, Ed'O'Shea. Ed Charbonneau, Jack Roberts, Mr. John Evoy, S. J. Second row Bud Stan, Elmer Lemieux, Frank Viro, Wally Prosser, John Ressa, Jerry Doyle Fzrst row: John Boschert, Clarence Lemon, Jim Pieroni, ' Bob Carroll, John Presley This year Gonzaga was represented in baseball by the best freshman team ever turned out. Under the combined tutelage of Mr. John Evoy, S. J., and Mr. Robert Luger, S. J., the first year men became a very smooth-working aggrega- tion. They had an airtight infield and powerful hitters to back up a well balanced pitching staff. Capable reserves filled in Well for regulars whenever called. upon. ' The infield was composed of John Presley or Jerry Doyle on first, Bob Carroll on second, Captain Jim Pieroni at short, and Jack Higgins at the hot corner. A heavy hitting outfield included' Bud Stan, Jim Perno, Ed Charbonneau and Clarence Lemon. The pitching staff was composed of Wally Prosser, Al Lemieux and Ed O'Shea, While Frank Viro held dfown the backstopping duties. 62 THE LUIGIAN-1939 Stars Top row: Bill Ogle, Leon Kapfer, George Witter, Ed Ugleich Middle row: Chesty Alderman, Jack Rotchford, Jim McClenahan Silvio Mauro Bottom row: Jim Martin, Bruce McFarland. Jim Reichmann Les Kapfer Now that Puggy Hunton has joined the group of past mentors of Gonzaga high school, a new figure looms who will guide the athletic destinies of the Bullpups. This man is Billy Frazier, who has been closely connected with Gon- zaga both as a player and a coach for eight years and has carved for himself a large niche in the Blue and White hall of fame. He entered Gonzaga university in 1930 and during his four years of college made a name for himself both as a scholar and as an athlete. He has a large task facing him when he attempts to fill Puggy's shoes, but he has the ability to teach and handle men and should turn out many successful athletic teams for the high school. THE LUIGIAN--193 9 63 A Q? P5 JZ? ,i , X E E E H - 1 E Lg, , ,, ,,,,,, , ,Y ,7, , , WY, , , ,,,, ,W , , , , 7, , , , ,W ,,,,, Il J 4 W Leader Mksskorxary MOST Rev. W ALTER J. FYYZGERALD, S. J., D. D. 'on of the Most Rev. nd presk- he consecrarx r reacher a ror vxcar Onrsrandkng, evenr oi rhe year was r Waker J. Fkrzg,eraXd. S. J.. D. D., iorrner sruden . dent oi Gonzaga, as riruhr bkshop oi Tkrnbrkas and coadju robe oi Pdaska. The ceremony was periorrned February 'L4 in Sr. Xa with rhe Mosr Rev. Joseph R. Crirnonr, S. J., D. D. osroXXc oi Pdaska. acrkng as consecraror. apos Pdovsius churc . eighty-one vear oXd vicar ap FEPCY URES 5 XII' fin' gf, Class Prophecy BY BoB GAFFNEY AND JoE O'CoNNELL The position of traveling salesman for the Hook Hook and Snap Company is no soft job at the best, and when one has just returned from a business tour of the United States it is indeed gratify- ing to hear the boss explain that in recognition of my good work I am entitled to a three weeks' vacation. So, with three weeks of pleasant relaxation ahead of me I decide to spend a quiet evening with an old classmate of mine who is now general manager of the Spokane office of the Sisk Sink-a-Hole Golf Ball Company. Having made this decision I hop into my Randall eight and speed to the Porta Plaza, ritzy bachelor club, wherein my old pal makes his abode. As I step into the foyer I spy a news stand and buy an Evening Democrat. Placing the paper in my coat pocket, I knock on the door of the sanctum sanc- torum of my friend. He greets me cordially and bids me enter. After we seat ourselves in com- fortable club chairs, my host turns on the Johnson XX and to the accompani- ment of music we prepare to talk over old times. The Johnson XX blares out with Ladies and Gentlemen, through the courtesy of the Amicarella Maca- roni Company we now bring you fif- teen minutes of hot jazz as played by Herlihy's Hep Cats with vocals by Will Cut-a-Rug Dolle. As the program lags I casually in- quire, Say, whatever' became of Jack Rotchford? I haven't heard of him in years. i'Haven't you heard? He's head sur- geon at the Haas Foundation. He has gained a fine reputation since he patched up the pro footballer Stub Wick last year. Static on the air waves and a change of program now turns our minds back to the radio. Say, do you ever listen to that pro- gram on KZR that is sponsored by the 70 Springer Spring Mattress factory? It features Bob Wert's orchestra. They are really popular this season. The only dance orchestra that comes any- where near it is Prosser's Kid Kapers on Thursday evening. I suppose you al- ready know that it is sponsored by the Mackie Smackie Macaroon Company? i'Oh, yes, I listen to it occasionally, but personally I'm not particularly fond of listening to the radio. I would rather step out in the evening, Have you ever been to Bachaud's 'French Chateau'? He built it last summer. It's quite popular here. The main attrac- tion is the unexcelled cooking of Chef Bill Casey. The Rossi Room is now featuring the Anderson Boys, Terry, Tom and Paul, in the latest slap-stick comedy written by that exponent of drama, Jack Freed. By the way, have you read his latest novel published by the Besse Better Book Company? It's a best seller, you know. I heard from Pat Higgins, the dis- trict attorney at Moab, that golfer Chesty Alderman has broken the record there by twelve under par and that he hopes to make the open tourney at Yakima. Again the Johnson XX interrupts our reminiscing with Ladies and Gen- tlemen, we cut in on the J. A. Costello Cut-away Clothes program to bring you a news flash from the Doyle-Lee Mortuary home. The body of Tyler Folsom, prominent stock broker, was excavated from the ruins of the stock exchange crash. Other bodies discov- ered were those of Bob Dumas, push- cart vender, Al Kelly, gold brick spe- cialist, and Frank Logan, automobile salesman. Death came immediately to all. We are shocked at this sad news, but quickly turning off the radio I endeavor to change the conversation to the more pleasant things of life. Pulling the Democrat from my pocket, I glance THE LUIGIAN--19 3 9 quickly through the pages for some- thing to take our minds off the terrible disaster. Ah, here's something. I see by the Theater Notices that the Merri- man Square is showing a Verzatt pro- duction, directed by our old friend Frank McGuigan. Yes, and I have orchestra seats for opening night. This is inside dope. I have it on the authority of the Spangler-Cosner Actors' Guild that this season they are going to launch J. Vincent Murphy's latest dramatic production, 'The Ad- ventures of Little Sherman Yochumf The cast will feature Floralee Flower as John Hobbs' leading lady. The Colistro Chime Clock on the mantel reads 9:30 and my host suggests that We listen to the Dube Delicious Doughnut hour featuring the world famous news commentator Windy Willy Dumas. After a boring com- mercial by announcer Bob Blair. Windy Willy comes through with some hot news. l'Flash! A recent re- port from Kalamazoo informs us that Mayor Ed Beck, with the aid of a soldier of fortune, Jack Groo, flying a super-special Struble Bomber, have fin- ally put down a native uprising led by the Maharajah of Out-Door .... And now folks, here's a riddlle for you. What well-known Gonzaga high grad- uate of '39 is now a model for Sorby's Streamline Suit Company? You'll never guess so I'll tell you. It's the cine- ma idol of millions. Handsome Harry Rose .... Here's a hot tip! Frank Bless- ing, wealthy millionaire sportsman, re- cently eloped with his secretary. Here's wishing many little blessings to them both .... With this item I close the 36,364th edition of 'Hot Newsf It's been fun giving you 'Dopes on the Dopes'. Those hot news flashes leave us limp and we ease back in our chairs. The radio continues, Through the cour- tesy of the Pentz-Penny Pumperknickle Company we bring a talk by Mr. Roper on 'The Romantic History of Rope and Rope Making'. With a bored expres- THE LUIGIAN-l 939 sion of my face I turn the dial to Pri- vate McClenahan's Rank Rookies. The clear dulcet tones of announcer Frank Perno cut the ether in a seven minute talk on the value of Mollberg's Baby Mollifiers for busy housewives. Private McClenahan cuts in, A'The first amateur on our program this evening is John Meyers from Ham-on-Rye, Washington. 'How long have you been taking piano lessons'? Fourteen years, sir, and I'm gonna play iOld Black Joe'l Discord pours forth and the gong rings loudly. This over, Ralph Mauro swears to give with vim and vigor Oriard's Oration to the Orientalsf' With a bored expression on his face my host turns off the radio muttering, These programs give me a headache. I believe I'll call downstairs for some Riordon Phizf' About ten minutes after he calls, the head bus boy, Ray Deno, knocks and enters with the order. Before tipping the bus boy we in- quire if he knows anything about any of our old friends. After thinking strenuously for a few minutes he in- forms us that Frankie Walsh is running a hand laundry under the name of Suki Yoki and that Frank Aragone has a corner on the fruit business down the street, or rather a fruit business on the corner down the street. As the bus boy bows his way out of the room I take the 'ADemocrat from my pocket and together we glance over the headlines. My host remarks, I observe that Editor Frank Costello is still bragging about his relatives. Now he is trying to prove that he is related to Tarn Costello, Earl of Killarney. Yes, I have noticed that, but despite its shortcomings, Frank's paper does print the news. He has a fine Writeup here on the law suit of Bach Beer versus Biner Breweries. I guess that is about the toughest case that lawyer Joe Scioly has ever had to open. I guess it is. I hope Judge Con- yard, Commissioner of Beer, can hand down a fair decision. At this point we spy a short notice 7l on the front page which states that Colonel George Staeheli will address the Civil War veterans at the armory tonight. The subject for his speech will be The National Guard and Youth Building. 'AHere's a U. P. dispatch from Hong- kong Which says that the U. S, am- bassador to China, Frank Krueger, is holding a Turk, McBreen by name, under suspicion of a gigantic fraud in Afganistan, lt seems that three Mon- golian musk oxen were shaved, painted black and shipped to Colonel Thomas Loosmore of Louisville, Kentucky, as blooded race horses. At the left hand corner at the very bottom of the page there's a story that says Don Kelley, golf pro from Denver. Colorado, is making a round-the-world tour this summer. The cruise will be undertaken in a specially built, sixteen- foot canoe. Don will be accompanied by the world champion bucking horse rider, Ben Reeves. i'The 'Political News' section of the second page of the 'Democrat' carries a detailed story about Jim Kronenberg who is running for city councilman in Podunk Prairie, Idaho. The article goes on to state that his chances for election won't be worth a plugged nickel if Warden Witter of Walla Walla peni- tentiary doesn't pardon his press agent, Gail Billesbach. Another news item states that Sec- retary of Commerce Deichl has granted the Weetman Motor Corporation the right to export touring cars to Joe Re- kofke at the German settlement in Antarctica. Being a dyed-in-the-wool sports fan, my host reaches for the sport page and glances over the latest sporting news. Nl see there's a five-inch picture of Bill Mueller, professional ping pong champ, adorning the top of the page. Right beneath it a local sports item reports that Bill Thurston and Bruce McFar- land, local handball champs, will travel to Colton, Washington, and play Joe Bauer and Bob Browne, the local champs there, next week. 72 He then calls my attention to sports writer Red O'Neil's interesting ac- count of the tennis matches at Tumble- down. According to his account Harry Brown and Jack Dean carried away all honors and stole the show. Nl see that Tony Medved, first base- man for the Cincinnati Black and Blues, knocked three teeth out of news cameraman Ed Burns, who took a pic- ture of Tony when he wasn't posing. mln a dispatch from the training camp of the world's middle-weight boxing champ, Trainer Jim O'Connor says that Champ Pete Little is in fine condition for his championship battle with Rough Russ Esposito. There's a big story here that says President Jim Mahar of the New York Athletic association has sent an invita- tion to Captain Art McDonell of the Canadian Maple Leafs to play off the world's hockey championship in Madi- son Square Garden. What's this! Only four Americans are invited to participate in the Olympic games to be held in Java in the spring! lt says that the only ones who made the tryouts are toe dancer Al Little, marble champion J. E, Murphy, murnbly-peg champ Ellsworth Connelly and tight rope walker Ralph Bockmier. I won- der why John Cowgill isn't making the trip? Oh, haven't you heard? He must have had something to forget, for he joined the French Foreign legion two weeks ago. For the second time during the course of the evening l glance at the Colistro Chime Clock and suddenly realize that l have spent nearly four hours with my old friend talking over the doings of our former schoolmates. So interested have we been that we did not notice the passing of time, and now the hour is such that even a traveling salesman feels the urge to catch a few winks of sleep, So I bid my host Good evening, and take my leave of Porta Plaza, not without the realiza- tion that l have spent a most pleasant evening and one l shall not soon forget. THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 Ci Appreciation for ivbat- ever pleasure bas been derived from tbe fore- going pages can best jincz' tangible expression in an active patronage of tbe advertisers mvbo bave made possible tbe 1939 Luigian. lk.-Q Your Graduation Cplvotograplv Excellent beyond compare if made by ANG- 4 4 VIRE Artistry. Largest selection of today's fin- l est portraits to choose from. Why not have the I best? Our prices are not higher-from 34.50 to 4 3510.00 per dozen, including high quality oil I color portraits and frames. 4 4 4 4 I I I 4 ANGVIRE I sTUD1o 3 Fernwell Building 4 505 Riverside Ave. . S P O K A N E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 1. ...aa.aa...................... J THE LUlGlAN-l 93 9 L I Chronicle September 1-2-Registration. Record enroll- ment-425. September 6-Classes resumed. Upper-class- men suffer under the New Deal . September 12-Student body holds first meeting. Father McGuigan and new faculty members are welcomed. Prosh night planned. September 13-First meeting of Dramatic club: Mr. Leo F. Lanphier, S. J., introduced, and Frank McGuigan elected president. September 14-A big day for some, first Sodality meeting and first senior debate meet- ing: active program planned for both. September 16-Mass in honor of Holy Ghost. September 21-Frosh night. Frosh aren't so green after all-defeat Sophs, 39 to 34. September Z2-Jim Mahar elected president of Senior Debating society. Mr. John Evoy, S. J., explains the debate question. September Z4-Gonzaga downed by Butte, 6 to 0, at Butte. What do these Miners think they are, anyway? Venetian Blinds N2 suNc:E-'igsa 7 AWNINGS TENT5 l Canvas Prodzznfs Of I!! ICUDULS FI O.BERG CO. . It l' Main 4233 N. 318 Division St. Kronenberg SHOE HOSPITAL First Aid to Needy Shoesv Will H. Kronenberg Main 3805 724 Riverside Ave. I AFTER GRADUATION WHAT? Northwestern Business College 0 ers You the Solution- Educate yourself to meet the keen business com- petition of today. Investigate the opportunities our courses offer you. NORTIIWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE Dr. W. M. Falkenreck, President Phone: Riv. 2196. S. 317 Howard St., Spokane, Wash. THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 i FRIENDS IN DEED DR. F. W. O'NEILL JEROME K. CORKERY DR. E. J. BARNETT JAMES A. BURKE I RAYMOND F. KELLY FRANK C. NASH 1 JOSEPH J. LAVIN DR. E. S. JENNINGS ORVILLE VV. DUELL FRANK GLOVER Y x 1 CANNOEZQXEEEVITT 81 W. PAT RODNEY J C. J. FITTERER DR. MELVIN ASPRAY H J EDWARD J. REILLY DR. ASA E. SEEDS 1 DR. R. L. ROTCHFORD DR. ARNOLD PEDERSEN DR. J. W. LYNCH DR. R. A. LOWER DR. H. D. KEENAN DR. J. W. MOUNSEY ' I DR. W. S. HIGGINS DR. C. R. MOWERY A CENTENNIAL FLOURING MILLS CO. JOSEPH E. HURLEY I 76 THE LUIGIAN-1939 September 29-First Band meeting. Mr. George Lucas, director-60 applicants. What the seniors want to see before they leave--a band. October 5-Before l5,000 fans, the foot- ball team shows real skill in the all-city Merry-Go-Round. Bullpups lose to Indians in thrilling finish. October 6-Frank Costello elected president of Penmen. Club works are well represented in the Youth Page of the Spokesman-Review in- augurated October 9. Bullpups take Pirates, 14 to 0, in the first game of city series. October 14-Gonzaga defeats Lewis and Clark, 12 to 6, before record crowd, under the lights of the Gonzaga stadium, October 17--Rally to sell tickets for The Touchdown Twins . October 19-Sodalists gather at Our Lady of Lourdes cathedral for Rosary and Benedic- Stone's Food Stores Quality Groceries Fresh Meats Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 7 Complete Food Stores Located in Spokane TO SAVE YOU MONEY BULLDOG Service Station Boone and Hamilton tion, as a participation of Youth Day at Nat- ional Eucharistic Congress held in New Orleans. COMPLETE SERVICE Frank Manetscll INVESTIGATE the Kelsey-Baird Secretarial School Complete business training is offered in SHORTHAND, TYPING, BOOKKEEPING, and MACHINE WORK in the shortest possible time, Here you have the advantages of: l. Personal attention 2. University-trained teachers 3. Up-to-date equipment 4. Employment service We are also prepared to help you with summer school training preparatory to your college work this fall. KELSEY-BAIRD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Main 6746 7th Floor Hutton Bldg., Spokane, Wash. TI-IE LUIGIAN-l 93 9 To the Seniors Of Gonzaga High School You have now completed one more cycle of life and may the vocation which you have chosen to follow bring success and happiness and he a con- tribution to the improvement of mankind. . Your patronage will always be appreciated atx- THE DQRIAN STUD1o October 21--Gonzaga Bullpups overcome North Central, 20 to O. Noted Jesuit Fathers visit Gonzaga: Father Zacheus Maher, S. J.. Father Edward Rooney, S. J. and Father John Keep, S. J. October 27-Pep rally for last Lewis and Clark game. Tigers crippled, 14 to O. October 29-Gonzaga debaters enter four teams in the round robin debate tournament at Lewis and Clark. November l--All Saints day, a holiday. The Touchdown Twins presented before a record crowd as tribute to Puggy Hunton. November 2-Students attend M e m o r i al Mass for deceased faculty members and students, November 3-Bullpups defeat North Cen- tral, l3 to O-third championship clinched. November 4-Quarter ends-Ho Hum! November 7-Debate team challenges Mary- cliff-challenged right back! November 9-Gonzaga debates West Valley and wins. l l Compliments of i Pay Less T Drug Store Charles L. O'I-Iam Jeweler WN Watches and Watch Repairing Diamonds and Ring Mounting X W. 410 RIVERSIDE AVE. l l l , Want A Job? s Then the Kinman B u s i n e s s University can help you. l l 1k I Employment calls are received regularly by the KBU free Employment Depart- ment. Through this active and efficient Em- ployment Department, graduates are as- sisted in securing desirable positions. -Y New classes start every Monday in both day and evening schools. Special classes for those who expect to go on to col- lege. Visitors are always welcome. KI MAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Howard at First l MISS MIRIAM L. BARNHILL, B. A., shown sending a young man out to a position. THE LUIGIAN--19 3 9 Compliments of Your Friendly Ford Dealer Ford 1 Mercur Cahalan Bros. LincoInyZephyr D R U G SALES AND SERVICE GO' 507 Riverside Ave. Boone 8. Division-3rd 81. Post SPOKANE SPOKANE i Carroll's Complzwefzfs ef Franklin's Complete Outfitters for Men i and Young Men 608 Riverside Golden Rule Grocery E-r Market MEATS - GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRUITS Sharp 62 Hamilt GI 0268 DODSONS Spokaneis Largest jewelry Store 5 Standard Priced Watches + Diamond Merchants for 52 Years THE LUIGIAX!-19 3 9 November 10-Debaters travel to Colfax. Bullpups defeat Seattle Prep at Seattle, 6 to 0. Boy! Was that field muddy! November 16-Sodality stages The Album of a Century honoring centenary celebration of first Mass in Northwest, Frank Costello wins essay contest. November 17--First conference debate ends in victory over West Valley. November 18-Campus Kids sponsor Pig- skin Frolic for Champs . Fine attendance. But oh! That game! Rogers Pirates steal the pigskin, 13 to O. November 21-Fox theater party honors the Bullpups: Quackenbush Trophy awarded. November 22--Thanksgiving vacation be- gins. November 28--Back again, fourteen school days till Christmas vacation. November 30--Gonzagans defeat Cheney in their second conference debate. PTOMETRISTS 9 Dr. J. J. Davey 0 Dr. B. Chance Glen. 0172 N. 4801 lllarket SI. Gonzaga Leads In Sports - and Hat Freeman Leads In Hats of Style and Qgality STAQJI-Iigs gg Neckties, Sweaters, Sox, Shirts, etc. You Are Welcome Any Time Main 2795 WH 726 Riverside 'S Q80 0695 ef Rngll. T. K 061 5 Q9 EW Q5 .sf A 'P 49 Qaeda V396 ,seo o sq ' fi N 5 ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES and DUPLICATORS SOLD . . . SERVICED . . . REBUILT AND RENTED 1 2? Q 'STATIONERS ' PRINTERS 'ENGRAVERS ' ' OFFICE ' UUTFITTERS ' SPulzmue.U7n.M-wrurion. 325-327 Riverside Ave. Phone Main 3361 326-330 Sprague Ave. THE LUIGIAN-l 939 81 Smart New Spring Suits Stetson Hats Shirtcraft Shirts Star Brand Shoes MAIER KASPER Successor to Ziv Department Store E. 1826 SPRAGUE Compliments of POKAN E URGICAL UPPLY Compliments of Lang iP. M. Jacoy Retail and Wholesale Shoe Candy - Magaiines Rep a1r ETC, E. 418 INDIANA 402 SPRACUE AVENUE ,Vx-,xf .f me -'L .N K -N 'X 1,45 E: A Jw JE? isqyq gym' :., , - 1 1: : 1 lm P --'f'2f'UF-FF? -' ,', .. ., T '2' Y-A-L,-I -' w , 1 -T. :1,.' ' uf ,... ' :Q,X -- .-3' s 331 I 'r: : !f..'!! H w N tw N- 'Vu ul 1 flww It -w1w '1 rr I :afTnEv'E F wr' liiviii HU-Q iiflfWfSEwEgi i :L ',,...,, 31' - , , IE! xigumui i1w11,i,-A-RQZEQM im, Iggy: LUIIH M.. J 'SM' 'S'-iE m!--'J'1-' gre' tmfi' 3 1 E 5 2vx1.if, will TL aria Luigi , wif !w:fPfZ2M5fi'WL- L-dll! -X -. ,,,,,,-r-1, ... +., 1 - + '-:.'-'-- u rn .H-' mlmlzrezf 6 allwm ZZWQZ Sigigiab' I C . THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 December 2-Senator Louis B. Schwellen- bach of Washington addresses juniors and sen- iors on world affairs. December 8-Immaculate Conception. An- other holiday. December 9--Mr. A. M. Jung called by death. Gonzaga recalls his many kind services and pays him tribute. December 13-Philomathea mothers give a banquet for football team. December 15--Gonzagan out with Penman supplement. Gonzaga High night. Pat Higgins. Grand Marshal. Letters awarded. Frosh walk away with cup. December 16--Christmas vacation begins- two whole weeksl Debaters leave for Seattle: lose in finals to Marycliff. January 3-Ho Hum! Back for five months more of brain racking. January 5-Bob Bradley wins Washington State Progress Commission Oratory contest in G. H. S. Frank Costello places second. Foster Bros. GROCERIES and MEATS Phone: Broadway 0369-0370 1901 BOONE AVENUE ' KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES ' STETSON HATS ' ARROW SHIRTS ...Q FOGELQUIST'S Corner SPRAGUE 8: HOWARD cGoldrick Lumber Co. One Piece or a Truclzloaau' Glen. 0180 THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 ateris Market Monroe and Indiana 0 Burger Bros., Meats U Bob and C11arlie's Fruits and Vegetables 0 Sater Grocery and Bakery Open Sundays and Evenings Regular and Authentic Costumes, Wigs and Makeups For Class Plays and Parades 3 ,Miller - Dervant A Main 6642 1017 W. Riverside Ave. l Perjifctzon Cleaners T J M - 01'1' 1S 0 . ' Cleaning Jeweler 9 Pressing 9 Alterations and Repairs Yjfig-ciliz' Dlangfnds 1c1a onzaga ings All Work Guaranteed ,. . Reasonable Prices N- Elo svashkglgtoln St. po ane, as . ' Broadway 1280 N. 1915 Division l l l n --.,-,,-,, U L I w FILM PRICES REDUCED 1 The Lowest Prices in Spokane at Craham's--Don't Pay Any More Than We Ask 1 1 N l AT N I G H T I KODAK SUPER-XX l l mm l I easier 1-han eyer N l YOUR camera will get ambitious when it's , 4 ' loaded with new Kodak Super-XX Film, for this ultra- ' l fast film allows it to get snapshots at night with the great- i ' est of ease, regardless of lens power. A couple of Photo- 1 flood lamps in inexpensive reiiectors are all that you W need. Stop here for a free leaflet that gives details, and for the film and lamps, of course. f oim'W9raluvm5:C99 707-71 1 Sprague Avenue 708-716 First Avenue 24 THE LUIGIAN-193 9 January 6-Bradley does it again. This time it's the city finals. Good boy, that Bob. January 10-Opening hoop game is lost to N. C. Indians, 35-34. Try and try again. boys. January 12-Our scrappy quintet loses to last year's champs. L. C. 40. Ci. H. S. 26. January 13-Another loss. This time the clebaters lose to Rogers. January I7-Gonzaga loses on maple court to Rogers, 27 to 23. January l8-Annual high school retreat be- gins. Father Coogan is the retreat master for the seniors, Father Driscoll for the sophomores and juniors, and Father Linden for the fresh- men. January l9-lndians defeat scrappy Bullpup quintet by a close margin, 38-36. January 20-Retreat closes with Solemn Benediction and Papal Blessing. . . f: Nj y BFI TUl1E FU E 2ii15iv '5E-132 J 9. 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The Washinvton Motor Coach S St6lH,S fleet of new streamlined I D 9 Cruiser Coaches has changed the travel picture! These de luxe Cruisers are the most luxurious vehicles on the American highways today. Co by Cruiser Coach east and west from Spokane via the scenic Northern Short Route. Fares are lower-schedules more frequent. Washington otor Coach System j Trent and Howard l Main 1351 SPOKANE THE LUIGIAN-l 939 F. S. Lang Mfg. Co. DRY CLEANING The Better Kind RANGES Knitted Garments Cleaned, Sized and Blocked to please STOVES you. Curtains, Drapes, Etc., FURNACES Our Specialty. Phone Riverside 4141 Arthur Cruettner, Business Mgr. , I Main l460 W. 5I9 Sprague Ave. SPOKANE, WASH. Office and Works-E. 422 Sprague c s W1 PAT'S : SHOE REBUILDING N. 1816 DIVISION ST. We have a grade of material to If It's Made to Wear We Have If' Suit eVel'Y0l'le,5 Purse :0. We feature invisible half soles 5101 Market Street The Modern Factory-Equipped HILLYARD Neighborhood Shop p lhBWallJI1 SAHTIIHI is one of the best that is made. No watch is sold by Sartori other than those that come from the best makers. Credit If You Want It SARTORI Master Craftsmen in Jewelry N. 10 Wall St. on the East Side of Wall St. between Riverside and Sprague Avenues Maxwell 8. Franks First Ave. and Wall St. Phone: Main 2279 O Electrical Contractors Appliances Fixtures Q Frigidaire and Westinghouse Refrigerators and Ranges Electrical Repairs THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 January 23-Debaters win close decision over St. Joseph's academy of Sprague. January 23-Dick O'Dea chosen president of junior debaters. Interclass basketball league opens. . January 24 - Gonzaga hoopsters a g a in downed by L. C. Tigers, 40 to 26. January 26-Boone Avenue squad Walks the plank for the Pirates, 45 to 24. January 27 and 28-Our debaters lose to Colfax at the State meet at Pullman, January 30-Pat Higgins and Frank Greene emerge victorious in Toastmasters' extempora- neous speaking contest. February l-Advertising and subscription campaign under way on 1939 Luigian. February 3-Gonzaga quintet defeats West Valley, 45 to 24. Nice going, fellows. February 6+Bob Bradley places third in Washington State Progress Commission state oratory contest at Olympia. February 7-G. H. S. hoop squad lose scalps to victorious Indians, 28 to 24. ' C NN ' BAND INSTRUMENTS The Choice of the Artists Good Allowance on Your Old Instrument RUSS BAILEY'S 911 Riverside, Opposite Post Office Spokane CONFIDENCE PROVEN Both of the Physician and the Public by our record of having filled over I,000,000 Pre- scriptions in 20 years. We are proud and thankful for this accom- plishment. Hart 8 Dilatush Professional Pharmacists HWE NEVER CLOSE MAIN 2111 9 N. Stevens St. O. Matty Matthews, Pres. Agents for Marcelle Cosmetics and Whitman Candies CALL U Out of Gas or have a Flat Tire Ora 'Dead' Battery Main 5276-7 lllctioldrick - Sanderson CO. First and Post Compliments of Sweeneyis ORIENTAL Tea and Coffee COMPANY -' THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 Thos. E. Kehoe Hardware, Machinery, Furniture, Plumbing, Paints and Wall Paper - - Phone: Glen. 1133 5002-5004 Market Street x 1 ,ff S044-ls 'Fun ' f f Ky, A LwAYs BUY Youn Porno cmps IN THE veg 'PACKAGE wlTH THE F ff Plcrum-: OF THE Pno- FESSOR OF PLEASURE At Progressive Grocers WASHINGTUN Ulpiticccnll llmlsitiitwutce Eyesight Specialists Licensed by State Examination 25 YEARS IN SPOKANE Main 3537 Cor. Sprague 81 Wall George F.Wilson Shoe Rebuilding All Work Guaranteed Phone Broadway 1070 For FREE Call and' Delivery Service Featuring Invisible Half Soling W. 2001 Boone Ave. ' PRATT ' Furniture Company Riv. 6119 N. 213-215 Post St. Spokane i DUCK-INN 1922 BQ E. SPRAGUE 5c Hamburgers Coney Islands-Milk Shakes Try One You'll Ask for Another Barton Auto Co. OLDSMOBILE 6's-Distributors-Sis Spokane Price as Low as 3939.00 0 You Ought to Own an Olds 0 Home of Safety Testedxg ' Used Cars ly 0 916 W. 2nd Ave. Riv. 4125 THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 February 9-L. C. Tigers emerge victorious over Gonzaga, 49 to 19. Jim Mahar to head '39 Luigian: Pat Higgins is business manager. February 11.-Actual and would-be news hounds attend Inland Empire Press Conference in gym. r February 13 -Students attend Requiem Mass for Pius XI. February 14-Rogers downs scrappy G. H. S. quintet, 45 to 24. February 16-Gonzaga hoopsters lose to N. C. Indians, 45 to 19. February 21-Bullpups lose to L. C. hoop- sters. 38 to 17, February 22-George Staeheli Wins Gold Medal Debate. Roscoe Balch places second. February 23-Fighting Irish receive final defeat at the hands of the Pirates, 34 to 31. February 24-Most Rev. W. J. Fitzgerald, S. J.,D. D., consecrated bishop. Students given a holiday. Moral: More Jesuit Bishops. February 25-Gonzaga debaters enter tour- ney at Marycliff. Marycliff wins. Division St. Market Free Delivery IVIEATS-I... A. Weissenberg FRUITS AND VEGETABLES- Walter Hanson GROCERIES-Frank Sherwin Bdway. 0660 N. 1730 Division S iyis Cleaners Moth-Proof Cleaning We Call and Deliver Phone: Broadway 0651 1723 N. Monroe, at Nora 1 N I You 1' 1 Vid!!! Wear Them Sw'-fs Months C 1 f 5- A ongratu ations rom Longer i,.,..?.i- fx ,fig 1 -3, -'Z3Z::':567f' .... XX 1 Due to Ankle-Faslr I R d 8 h 1 ioning, Nunn-Bush E e shoes retain their vi, 5. M original srnartness. 1,1,.z: 5 5 I . lf ' is s 5 :ia- ,ggznf SF 75 . .z 7 to gjjg A Few Higher :L 1 if 54:31 Nunn-Bush 0x owls. Edgerton Shoes 35 to S6 . WARN 86 WARN 513 Riverside Food Stores A65 'fThe Owner Is Your Neighbor 'GQQZ INDEPENDENTLY OWNED ok! INDIVIDUALLY OPERATED THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 - 9 Stltzggjoneg S Serrvice Smtiorz N' 1101 Division SERVICE Developing Thaps Printing DIFFERENT Photographic Supplies S E Corngplgliixls Division Post Oflice Station No. 2 The Friendly Corner Groceries Candy School Supplies H EINY'S Grand Supply Home of Fine Food s W. 1305 Fourteenth Ave. C. P. Higgins sc Co. Accountants For YOUR and Auditors Building P yt Bldg. Spokane, Wash. Paris Cleaners and Dyers 3-Stores to Serve You-3 OT I5I4 E. SPRAGUE AVE. 1220 S. GRAND S. 6 WASHINGTON Call Lakevvv 0091 11 Long Lake Lumber Co. THE LUIGIAN 1939 March l-Bishop Fitzgerald gives students a holiday. Verily, bishops are wonderful peo- ple. March 3-Radio Club organized: Larry Patterson is president. March 7--An excellent coach is lost-and found. The high school loses Puggy Hunton to the university. March 9-Staff of Luigian is named and work begins in earnest. March 13-Dave Yoder wins Senior Elocu- tion contest. Gus Cozza and George Staeheli tie for second place. March 15-Bob Curran is popular Mick of Gonzaga. Irishman contest is sponsored by Sodality. March 22-Father Elliott, new Jesuit Pro- vincial, is honored at student assembly. March 23-Bill Frazier is appointed new coach of G. H. S. athletics. March 24--The baseball team is whip- ped into shape by Mr, Coach Dalgity, S. J. Compliments of B. J. Carney 8: Co. SPOKANE, WASH. Joi-INSTQN The Cojee Man 706 Main Ave., Spokane 13061-175 Jgwelry Congratulations 717 Riverside Ave. and Our 50 years of business success B9-Si Wishes assures you of dependability of to the everything in the jewelry line. All Kinds of Jewelry Remodeling and Certified Watch Repairs SHOP AND SAVE Wraight's Store HOME OWNED Riv. 5442 Main 81 Wall Graaaafiag Clays 'BE BROADVIEW Dairy Company THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 Lee Frame Shop 1 Thos. A. Lee Compliments of O W L 1 CORRECT PICTURE D R U G P FRAMING CGMPANY l Main 5459 W. 1021 Sprague 1 at M3diS0ll l m 3 C 1 1 FO' , ' L O W E ' S l Gracfuatzon l A Portable Typewriter Would Be GIROCERIES Ideal--Useful for a Lifetime and MEATS K E RS H AW ' S iw 612 SPRAGUE AVE. Maill 4314 S. 1918 Line l V, - E l l Guyis Place 1911 1 - B 1 1 WE APPRECIATE E I YOUR PATRONAGE 1 Trans ortation l , D 1939 l L ' Q I Burkhardt Bros. ' Q Wholesale A and Retail 5 ' M E AT S Interurban Co. Phone: Main 5961 In Riverside Food Shop 820 Riverside Ave. 229 N. Howard St. Spokane, Wash. l 92 THE LUIGIAN-l 9 3 9 March 27--Jim Mounsey walks off with first place in Junior Elocution contest. Jim Pieroni places second. April l and 2-Five-month-old G. H. S. band surprises all with excellent concert. April 5--Hooray! Easter vacation begins. April 5-Basketball letters awarded at big pep rally in gym by former coach Puggy Hunton. April 12--Oh well, less than two months of school left. The Valiant, the Sock and Buskin Club's entry in the Civic Drama Festi- val, is presented in gym followed by a mixer. Marycliff presents 'lHyacinths. April 17-Mike O'Brien wins annual junior gold medal debate. Bob Vetto places second. April 19-Bullpup baseball team loses a thrilling but heartbreaking opener to Rogers Pirates, 7 to 6. Apologetics contest turns out to be just a little family affair-Bob Bradley, first, Jack Bradley, second. X April 26-Father Rector's Day. Another holiday. Wahool 20 0 OFF FOR CASH AND CARRY New Home New Equipment You Canit Beat Our Service Lundin Bros. Laundry Lakeview 1518 1507 E. Sprague Texaco Products Marfak Lubrication Firestone Tires Complete Accessories Circle Service Station Bob Lafferty Bdway. 1648 Division 81 Sharp 7 Delicious p I S Refreshing 9 Healthful l SIBERIE C. W. 514 Sprague FOUNTAlN LUNCHES 1 FAMOUS FOR- Low Price Fountain Treats l Big Malted Milk, 15c Banana Split, 15c y DESERT HOTEL i O A i Spokane Recreation Alleys 119 N. Post St. Home of the Students' League and Headquar- ters for Student Bowlers Extends Congratulations to the Editors and Staff Members of The Lui- gian for their splendid publication. THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9 JlH - l j - OM you 1 gg 3 7lQQd7Z0f .guess ' E M 122012260122 dmpk I' 'X bg gi j , W egzzgvmemf Ondan ex' ry, ' I , pelzbfzcecz' arf and mechdfzzbdfafdjz X-f 0 ibm! 0zz1',0622f1'0f25 needfeave fzoifzizy 60 CAJIZCQ f THE s GIQANE AMEIUCAN ENGQAVING COMPANY Esiablished 19 04 April 25-Bullpups conquor West Valley Eagles, 8-3. April 26- The Valiant presented at Or- pheum theater in semi-finals of Civic Drama Festival-wins way to finals. April 27-Gonzagans lose heart-breaking ten-inning struggle to Lewis and Clark Tigers, 4-3. April 28-North Central crushes Gonzaga in track meet. Staeheli wins mile and 880. G club sponors mixer in gymnasium. May 1-5-Vocation week conducted under sponsorship of Sodality. May 3, 4-Finals of Civic Drama Festival at Orpheum theater. May 7-Bob Bradley represents Gonzaga in Inland Empire Apologetics contest. May 18--Another holiday and picnic day. Ascension Thursday. May 17-19-22-The last Battle of the Books . Seniors take their final exams. May 21-Baccalaureate Mass. May 23-A day of recollection for the grad- uates. May 24-A grand old time at the big sen- ior picnic. May 26-Commencement Day. 1 YOUR I-IGME SHOULD COME FIRST Furnish Your Home So It Is Livable and Loveable. Let Us Make It So. Symmes Furniture Co. Riv. 2275 Upstairs at N. 119 Post St. ames Sm th Plumbing and Heating Co. Main 1 l 18 N. 226 Division Street Lister Hardware , Quality Hardware U FULLER PAINTS 9 It Is a Pleasure to Serve You i Phone: Glen. 1282 N. 1617 Hamilton The Senate Barber Shop N. 1205 Wall St.-In Basement HAIR CUTTING -T 356 -1 Service With Meticulous Care to All Customers Pierce and Pierce Spokane Toilet Supply Co. ir A Complete Towel and Linen Rental Service Lakeview 1278 N. 629 Erie Street THE LUIGIAN-193 9 I CHARACTER What we do upon some great occasion will probably depend on what we already are: and what we are will be the result of previous years of self-discipline S Z L 1 L Z S Z SZ L2 Years of Experience Enable Us to Produce Characterful Printing NLANILAMERICAN Printing Company E. 706 Sprague Ave. SPOKANE THE LUIGIAN-19 3 9