Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

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Wff X 9,53--2-: aixmtsy Bred S 3 T M. f, .,,z- , ra 4. i -'4 ' li 1- 51: .. as 'tffe mf' ' i ' i 5 'L ,L JLNETT f '+'e . wx , 1 W Filg, hi' T' ' . ' ff' e, cjl Ns ,J 1 ll w fiff' l, gzip' Q: This Holy Year we halt to draw the curtain on the passing parade in order that we may view in perfect focus the splendor of the years and gaze with wondering and admiring eyes at the stature of the religious figures and shrines that endure upon the screen of life. They are the ancestors of our spiritual life and we regard them with reverence and awe. May we, who draw on the rich treasury of the past, be quickened and refreshed and made strong to march with equal courage to all that the future holds for us. With prayerful lips and grateful hearts we return thanks this Holy Year to those staunch figures of the past who have left us such fine traditions of good living and sterling Faith, and who gave us such challenging examples of noble sacrifice. To all of them and to our present Pontiff, gloriously reigning, we dedicate our l.uigian. ST. PETER'S BASILICA HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XII l ava l FR. GORDON E. TONER, S.J. FR. FRANCIS E. CORKERY, S.. President of Gonzaga Univers and High School. FR. FRANCIS GUBBINS, S. J. Vice President of Gonzaga University and High School. Principal of Gonzaga High School. FR. JOHN HURLEY, S.J. ' Vice Principal of Gonzaga High School. vm., ww? f.Ji FR. EDWIN SPRAGUE, S.J. Religion, English, Spiritual Father. le I1 Ill FR. HARRY JAHN, S.J. Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Religion, Faculty Moderator of Athletics. F . MI HAEL KUNZ, S.J. Ch yi ligion, Moderator of Sgeltfe N - C 1 Wx rf xy xl I f'X FR. MICHAEL TOULOUSE, S.J. latin, Geometry, English, Re gion, Class Teacher. N'- . JJ' X X ' RN i xxx? kv . 1 A x FR. JOHN COUGHLIN, S.J. Latin, English, Algebra, Religion, Class Teacher. FR. ERNEST MENARD, S.J. Lum, French, English, Religion. X RN , , U ilixx ,il .yi -- 4 ,Qi ii M5 ll K MTVN P S. T. Q l Wg xgl 'SV ,N x l Xi l 'X FR. TIMOTHY GLANCEY, S.J. latin, English, Algebra, Religion, Class Teacher. MR. FRANCIS WALSH, S.J. Latin, English, Religion, Coach of Freshman Athletics. N l MW ,fl ' I W ,A MR. FRANCIS MASTERSON, S.J. Latin, History, Trigonometry, Religion. Luiaian Advisor. MR. JAMES REICHMANN, S.J. Latin, Greek, Religion, Moder- ator of Debating Society. MR. EARL LaRIVlERE, S.J. History, Religion, Prefect of Resident Students. I I xx- . X Xl MR. BERNARD, McMEEL, S.J. Q Physics, Algebra, Religion, As- ' sistant Moderator of Athletics. -is X .Z QW Mn. JQHN rmenen, s.J. tin, reek, Special English, Modgliar of Dramatics. MR. WILLIAM LeROUX, SJ Latin, English, Tennis Coach MR. THOMAS ZEYEN, S.J. latin, Religion, Direc- Club. Mn. Fnmcns GREENE English, Religion, Gonzagan Ad- visor. ffl' QQ MR. FRANCIS CONKLIN, S.J. Latin, Algebra, History, Sociol- ogy. MR. BROOKS COSTELLO, S.J. Typing. ,A-V A - 3 1,5v.:t.gh,-.,,.g', 'Ji It :- MR. LEE McNAUGHT Music Instructor, Director of Band. MR. JOHN PRESLEY American Government, U. S. History, Basketball Coach, As- sistant Coach'ol Baseball. Z! MR. JOHN MAJERE5, S.J. History, Solid Geometry. English, Coach of MR. WlLLlAM FRAZIER Algebra, Plane Geometry, Di- rector of Athletics, Head Coach of Football and Baseball. MR. RICHARD McGINN Economics, Bookkeeping, Typing. ,yay Agfa f Y' 4 Nw qw J 'W 9' me. S396 f f Q. 'li , . .. - PQ..- A if 'f 'av , - -.ji ' ' xv K4-Q .L fs' iw. X:-M ff- m M 5A-r jg! 5, N' 'm '- ' ,K V f-2 Q- N N ' fin bk- X U Q , gif 'Qsgaff X. yi ' f . -: . ' uc , A-fsasca-:' ,xv r :af ,I 5...::L ' N ' . -wk -i W 9 11. 11g gi-, I -- ,, gan.. A4 l: Fi- wlyfifbw hf x-ff Q X' V J 3 if f 5 Q 1 1,' 4: ? ,N WN 55 5 ' L . . '17 f 7 2 2 Qggk g.A .fL. E: 2 ' x9 ,' ,Q X45 1, I l el . df 3 J' 5 Q 'ff f, - ,A- 9. . ww' ..., f' 51 wxfa -'n 524 E, ,rf -'KSU J . I s 1 Bob Corrigan President, First Semester. AI Schlosser Treasurer, First Semester. Student Body Cfficers I J Mjfww fi' WM Mark Richeson President, Second Semes ter. Vice President, First Semester. Tom Sprague Vice President, Second Semester. John Olson Frosh Consultor, First Semester. W www My 1,1 Neil Cronin Bob Helbling Secretary, First and Treasurer, Second Semesters. Second Semester. Herb McDonald Frosh Consultor, Second Semester. Senior Officers SEATED: Bob Corrigan, President, Nick Merriman, Vice-President. STANDING: Tom Sprague, Treasurer, Al Schlosser, Secretary, Jim Barker, Sgt.-at- Arms. x , 'Q , n w ? - -u f .f g w ,f we Q 5, 4 . .2 , 'P -l if.3i,2+ 4 53 fix Y K. fe , 1, David Eugene Baugh Dangerous Dave Your turn to pay, Jake. General. Ronald Louis Bergman Ron O'ay, you're on the ball. General-Honor Roll 4, Band l, 2, Glee Club 4, Minor Baseball l, Baseball 4, Track 4, St. Edward's Seminary, Kenmore, Wash- ington 3. Louis August Berto Lou What's her phone number? General. John Edward Aughney Bows Which way'd he go? Scientific-Class Ofiicer 1, Debating 2, K.O.S. 3, 4, K.O.L. 4, Track 4. James New'l'on Barker Lighfnin' Jim Gee, you're funny, Corrigan! Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, G Club 3, 4, K.O.L. 4, German Club 4, Minor Football l, 2, Football 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, 2, Minor Track l. Victor Edward Bates ll Ed!! Never fear, our next president will be from Montana. - Classical- Honor Roll l, 2, 4, Class Officer l, 2, Gonzagan l, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Lui- gian l, 2, German Club 4, Minor Football l, Minor Baseball l, 2. 'l A .L Em kk -fs, . ' g k,., , 'A tilili 'faL1Qi:?if1- A , . it-f X f'1fE'ig.:ig e , W . smilww We . . .swf 'iw' Qulvif, ,1 ff i,i2i'5f'51 154414. 1 f ,,-w,.u.., . ga. ,,,,f.m,.?wwfM,., f. fvm',f.'.'f 1 , ,f , -Q1,..,..l5,-,-,egwwf,,fJfig1. N H K .- 1' ll, - ,.,i.HmEw1tM - 2 Kent Francis Brennan Brent Meet you on 23rd. General- G Club 4, Cross Country 4, Minor Baseball l, Track 3, 4. William Edward Brodersen Bill Stop it some more. Classical-Luigian 3, 4, G Club 4, Minor Football l, 2, 3, Football 4, Minor Baseball 3, Track 2. Francis Richard Chastek Plutocrat Hey, don't get it all over my new car! Classical-Dramatics 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4. John Gilbert' Cherirude Gibby Guess so, don't know. Scientific-Honor Roll l, 2, K.O.S. 3, 4. Aloysius Tuttle Boyle Nose Uh, uh. Scientific-Minor Football l, 2, Football 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Minor Basketball l. Alvin Walley Boyle Al Hello kid. General-Minor Football l, 2, Football 3, 4, Minor Baseball 1, Baseball 4, 'Minor Basketball l. it ,ijijtfit t .r avi f ' ,',, t .gk mt., ,,VV i W , , ' ' zf't5':l5 r,Z,,,.,l.,,:,, W, V - 1 all , -.,...,,,, .J - ,..,. ,,.,.. ..,., , James William Brown Gabby What's the good word, fireball? Honor Classical-Honor Roll 1, 3, Band l, 3, 4, G Club 4, Minor Football l, Football 4, Minor Baseball l, Baseball 4, Track 4, St. Edward's Seminary, Kenmore, Washington 2. John Noel Carrieres Long legs When do we eat? General-St. Mary's High School, Phoe- nix, Arizona l. ' 71fil 's,. 5 . 4 gE'::5gf-',ilg'1f I , I ,f.'-f,?'-'lftawi . .,., 1- ' . ..f,,1s,,,,l.-ptflgfs 5 ,f ,..,.w, - - l I .mg.g,i,,w.-Q: -7 wg, N i, . tg., .e i I -2. ...ff ,i , ' 'gzmgaw 57581 5 L., I .3?2'5igeQwfs5:af 1 ,. .- ' ,- ie?J . gg. 2, if ' . ,. .. A W Q: . .,:,mf1t,',.f ' v 595 n V' . , , . ,.., . . r 5 l . 1373 i ,,.. . .. . ., ,,,.. . ,,, ,,,, .,,,, me f A it A' w f..-,:E,..,:2f,e Q-Vi' 1'5- V - 4.--. ,. ,.,, ,, 1 Q .4 J John Junior Chimenti CurIey What'sa matter, kid? General-Class Officer 2, 4, Minor Baseball 2, 3, Minor Football 2, Havermale Junior High School l. John Edward Clinton Red This here man. Classical-Minor Football l, 2, 3. Daniel Joseph Cowell Curley The whole world's going to pot! Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, sand 1, 2, 4. Cornelius Patrick Cronin The Reverend lf it's a party, I'm for it.' Honor Classical--Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Omcer 2, 3, Gonzagan 4, Dramatics 3, 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Slu- dent Body Officer 4, Elocution l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, Minor Football l, Minor Basketball l, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Minor Track 1. W A QQ! 'Sf K M V ?,,,,,, A V. , , A - iirflfiri-,C 'l' , QW Se, r 3 E tr K r r li ,V ff ' 1 -' . ' lsr K 1 ' , 'en . e , 'fbi R 'f ' 0 ' W X X ,il Mark Coleman Do it! What time did you get in last night, Petrone? Classical-Minor Baseball 3, Track 4. Robert Francis Corrigan Rip That was cute, Barker, do il again. Honor Classical-Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Student Body Offl- cer 2, 4, Elocution l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 4, Minor Football l, Football 2, 3, 4, Minor Basketball l, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, Baseball 2, Minor Track l, Track 3, 4. Alan Herman Crowe Choo-choo Now way back yonder in Tennessee, We... General-Honor Roll 3, 4, Gamma Beta 4, Gonzagan 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4, North Central High School 2. Francis Ralph Curran Porkchop Can't say for sure. Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, Minor Foot- ball 1. n Charles James Cutz Little Monster I have to stay home and watch the kids General-Class Officer l, 2, 3, K.O.S. 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, Minor Football l, 2 Minor Baseball l, Football 3, 4, Track 2 3, 4. Roger Jackson Dieter Smoky' What is this, clown night? Scientific-Glee Club l, 2, 3, K.O.S. 4, Track l, 4. Kenneth John Egerman OId Shorty I can't see spending money if you can't drink it . . . milk. Scientific-Honor Roll l, Class Officer l, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2,, K.O.L. 3, 4, Minor Football l, Track 2. Roberl' Roy Duffy Ruf-tuf-Duff You know it. Classical-Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, 'Glee Club l, 2. R., we 9 t,,..m-sry,-gf,.nw , , ,,gwt2y,s,',i,1qg,,.f . . 'tif . NN-5? f'fZft11?'r:,f.2if-Tig. 7- - - ' .. f'.,- -teiwfz.22U.'i ' 71 ,. , . A 7 K 1 V I K V V :inf 5i:i9ii'Xl fK':z:'tA - ' Q we m,1if3?i.gw .L fx .sk y W 7 Q. ,mf 259 .1 '- -.1 1-155 .. Q15 :ii ilfiifftzi Lawrence Joseph De'l I'rich Deet The stagecoach broke down. General-Gonzagan 4: Luigian 3. Andrew Joseph Dufner Andy You can't miss! Scientific-Honor Roll 3, 4, K.O.S. 3, 4, Band 3, 4, German Club 4, Tennis 3, 4, Hobson High School, Hobson, Montana l, 2, Kenneth Warren Emerl' Ken l.et's go to a show, Joe General--Honor Roll l, 4. Charles Duane Ennis Duey Pieroni, let's have a party at 'Ada's Place'. Classical-K.O.S. 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Yell King 3, G Club 3, 4, Minor Football 3. s r 4, si tr . . 4. . .N 4. K X s ,vim .4 T K ri 32 4 , is, f . F lag - t :gm tit xr rw? Q iff, 5 4 fi 4 4 ' ' I Robert Louis Ferguson Fergy' Well, back in Sandpoint . . . Scientific-Honor Roll 3, 45 German Club 45 Minor Baseball 35 Baseball 45 Sandpoint High School, Sandpoint, Idaho 1, 2. Andrew Lawrence Ferrera Donald Duck Gonna quit smokin' one of these days. General-Class Officer l, 2, 3. David Keith Frawley Hurdles Hey Chastek, why don't you get an Olds- mobile and iunk that Buick? Scientific-Class Officer l, 2, 3, 45 Gon- zagan 45 Luigian I5 K.O.S. 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Elocution 25 G Club 2, 3, 45 Minor Football l5 Minor Basketball lg Track l, 2, 3, 4. Richard Babs Fritz Fritzy When do I get to play a solo, Mister? Classical-Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 K.O.S. 3, 45 lewis and Clark High School l. Arthur Walter Eslick Art wie gems. Scientific-Class Officer 35 Luigian 45 North Central High School l. Edward Francis Fallon Man Mountain No Hawkins, l can't get our car tonight. Scientific-Glee Club, l, 25 G Club 3, 45 Minor Football l, 25 Football 45 Minor Baseball l, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Minor Basket- ball 3. Norman Wayne Flickinger Flick He who laughs last is slow witted. Scientific- G Club 3, 45 Minor Foot- ball l, 25 Track 35 Football 3, 4. Richard Eugene Flynn Dick Take two5 they're small. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 35 gofglagan 3, 4: K-O-5- 3, 45 Glee Club Albert Charles Green Bud That's O.K. Scientific. Francis Melvin Griflilh Russian Hey Pappas, where are ya going tonight? General-Gamma Beta I, 2, 3, 4. Richard Joseph Hawkins Tennesse Red' Hey Cutz, they iust changed FaIIon's Lunch to 'Queenie's PIace'. General-Honor Roll 3, Glee Club I, 2 G Club 4, Minor Football 3, Football 4, Track 3, 4. Donald Francis Heller Bud Anybody going to Colfax over the weekend? Classical-Honor Roll I, Dramatics 2, 4, G Club 4, Latin Elocution 4, Minor Foot- ball 2, Football 3, 4. Marlin Joseph Harrington Marty Is the coffee hot yet, John? Classical. Ronald Clarence Gooley GhouI Boy, I wish I were home now. Honor Classical-Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Gamma Beta i, 2, 3. Donald A. Ham Ham, the hamburger man. Two-bits apiece for gas, boys. Scientific-Minor Football I. Roberl' Dennis Goodwin Kook That O'ay with you, Tom? Honor Classical-Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, Minor Football l, 2, 3, Football 4, Inspirational Award 4, Minor Baseball I, 2, Baseball 3, 4. Dennis Stephen Herlihy Denny Nice of you to drop in for Greek class, ' Brown. Honor Classical-Honor Rdll l, 2, 3, 4, Gonzagan 4, Luigian l, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, 4, Latin Elocution 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, German Club 4, Tennis 3, 4. Charles Edward Hennessey Digger lt is l, Digby O'Hennessey. Scientific--Honor Roll 3, Gonzagan 4, K.O.S. 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Jacob M. Hrycenko Jake Hey, wait for mel General. Chester Norbert Hopkins Chet Boy, what a honey that was! Classical. ZMMOZQL F , 4 ' .... 5V3R.L5:,K3vQ'i'i tw. ' Q' ?1i-QYi,.f- C - 2 -1i' ifi5'1-' - 3 1 I1 ' f 3, H s5f.lNglLii?, 'l L L -. . 7 ' , ,ZF - -T . wif, ' .- - -' 'Ei::-.- '1 .1 -L 5 V . -' N .- 422321 '. -f . 0 ,X W F ff ff? ' L ' Q? Q mai? L -3332 . A Q. , 3.55 , ,, . A 'fu' A :Zi's'. ff: -J HP. 3 1 if 1:3535 4 -s, -f ' VN as J? . ,L , iff' .w ifisste ,M -L V 5, 15 ' agilvgii' it . ix Roy James Hoerner U Little Jack Hoerner l'll bring my excuse tomorrow, Father. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, Class Officer 2, 3, Minor Basketball l, Golf 4. ,ZWL !io,,,?,a James Antony Hoff Cuz No snow, Guy! Scientific-Class Officer 2, Minor Foot- ball l, 2, Minor Baseball l, 2, Football 3 ZZ .William Russell Jones Slim When are you going to shave, Schoenberg? General-Class Officer l. Robert Lee Kale: Sunny Hey, Chuck, I'll see you at the gym tonight. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Minor Baseball l. Paul Huberl' Kapfer Sunshine That's wrong and l'm right. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Luigian 4, Debating 2, K.O.S. 4. ix Michael Joseph Lake Puddles This couldn't happen again, l hope. General-Class Officer 'l, 2, Band l, Minor Football l, 2, Minor Baseball l, 2, Baseball 4, Minor Basketball l. John Morris Lynch Little John LaCasse, shut the door! Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Debating l, 2, Elocution 2, Cross Country 'D Patrick Sims Lynch Pat What's the pitch, Rich? Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 3, 4, Debating 2, Dramat- ics 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Apol- ogetics 2, Minor Football l, Minor Basket- ball l, 3, Basketball 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. James Van Langdon Jungle Jim Things are much warmer down my way. Scientific-Honor Roll 4, Tamalpais High, Mill Valley, California l, 2, 3. Maximus Leone Slim As l was saying . . . General-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Olticer l, 2. William Frederick Marsh Swampy Get it yourself. You're not sawed oft at the knees. General-Gamma Beta 2, 4, Plenty- wood High, Plentywood, Montana l, 3. Terrence Lee McCarty Terrible Terry Snuff' said, Whitie. Honor Classical-Honor Roll 4, Glee Club 'l, St. Edwards Seminary, Kenmore, Washington 2, 3. ,di ilmikz ri fs M5335 39911 fifth: Q 1-35.55316 I . V ' . l rw ,mg in vs -r - 1!3Si'1l2'ii1.ii3Z1' .. ' 59' 57f5iw, . A 'f i-':t'f'.'r1' i -' I,5,Ef.' I ,Q A :,5.,1,f,a.,.L, i . ff, 1 gi 5 L. 1 iw? ' if ' :'5l'3:l.S5S f .f ,, : ' J William Nicholas Merriman Humphrey Bout time for another sneak, Tom? General-Honor Roll l, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Student Body Otilicer 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, Dramatics 3, 4, G Club 1, 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Minor Foot- ball l, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball i, 2, 3, 4. James Edward Moore Jim Whal's that, a disease? Classical-Class Officer 2, G Club 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4. l ai ..r.m,- ., ig , ,fig . all r N., , , r , ', ,,f , -C.eit,g.,g any - 6 Q T' We Y x P e Q xxx! Y S '55, ,gli3R,hTQ 5.2. ww ,Q it Q4 FQQWX .5 me f5'L525lrg5iiir5sSiti5ig5liiiHX, , X- A A-m e wx .wr , g,imtsnrsf1tg3.:Ssg Xzi,: f , fifgfszfflt ,tiff - knefmgiggmg e, .V f,m.,,etw,fsg,..,,, f , ,ff , wie, ez :f rx - an my K fe r Q an tt. si' ii? 2' 2 in . its E . H in .Q Patrick Edward Nevers Ernie Ya been gettin' much lately? Honor Classical-Class Officer l, 2, Minor Football l, 2, Football 3, 4, Minor Basketball l, 2, Minor Baseball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4. John Robert Oliveri Ollie How's that? Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, Class Officer 1, Minor Baseball T, 2. Lawrence Ronald McCollim Mac Let's go to N.C., Siers. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, Class Officer 1, 4, K.O.S. 3, 4, Glee Club l. 9a53.QK.w-Wu ,. Joseph Daniel McGowan Whitey Hey Lake, can you get your Oldsmobile tonight? Classical-Dramatics 3, 4, Judge Memo- rial High, Salt Lake City, Utah l, 2. Thomas Robert Murphy Curley That ain't what they say in St. Louie. Scientific-Glee Club 3, 4, St. Mary's High, St. Louis, Missouri i, 2. Anthony Richard Muzatko Don Oh, oh, no minors alIowed. General-Glee Club 2, 3. William Thomas O'Reilly Runt' Watch out or l'll flex. General-Dramatics 3, 4, Glee Club l 3, G club 2, 3, 4, Yell King 2, 3, 4 Minor Football l. Theodore Roosevelt Pappas Greek What's it to ya, writin' a book? Honor Classical--Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Gamma Beta 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Ephrata High, Ephrata, Washington l. Rodney Fahey Potts TangIefoot Not bad for a hose-nose. Classical--Honor Roll l. Michael Fabian Regimbal Governor Hey Knute, can l see your homework? General-St. Martins High, Tacoma, Washington l, 2. John Roberl' O'Neil Onie Where are we going tonight? Scientific-Gamma Beta 2, 3, 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 4, Class Ofticer 3, 4, Minor Basketball 3, Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Mount Si. High, Snoqualmie Falls, Washington l. p .vj John Robert Ongarato HOHQY' Oh, no, not iug again, Mr. Honor Classical-Honor Roll 3, K.O.L. 3, 4, Class Otticer 1, Minor Football 3, Minor Baseball 2. Carl Andrew Pe'lrone Pete Stupe! Scientific--Class Officer l, 2, G Club l, 2, 3, 4, Yell King l, 2, 3. Julius PrimorPieroni Peppe Let's goof tonight, Smitty. Class OHicer 'l, 2, 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, 2, 3, Minor Basketball l, Minor Foot- ball l. George Franklin Richardson Rich What's wrong with the valley? Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 45 Gonzagan 3, 45 Editor 45 K.O.L. 45 German Club 45 Press Club 3, 45 Minor Baseball lp Minor Football 3. Mark Qigustus Richeson Rich Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking . . . Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Luigian 45 Debating 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 45 G Club 3, 45 K.O.L. 3, 45 Student Body OFficer 45 Elocution 2, 45 Apologetics 25 State Resources Contest Winner 35 Minor Basketball l, 2, 35 Minor Track lp Track 2, 3, 45 Football 4.4 l Si Francis Joseph Ross Pee-wee But l'm not on my knees. ' Scientific-Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Gamma Beta 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Republic High, Republic, Washington l. Robert William Rowles FirebaIl' No Smitty, she's too tall. Scientific-Class Olticer 2, 3, 45 G' Club 3, 45 Minor Football l, 2'5 Minor Base- ball lp Minor Track 15 Football 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 3, 4. 429 5 lgcf .15- 55 H ' s f 5 . xg.. Yif w i fri wzf '.i'ii. '. 5 . ,. ,Qyji . , f- mtv -1. z. . ' 52-ZZ'-Ilia' . its. f1s.5..gr..i...f V Jr . M igiq , 5 . R 4 . E? 1 5 c Terrence James Riley Ted Oh, don't know. General--Lewis and Clark High School 3. Patrick Harold Ringwood Patsy What's the scoop, boys? Classical-Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Gamma Beta 2, 3, 45 K.O.L. 45 Class Officer 25 Minor Basketball 25 Baseball 35 St. Joseph's Academy, Sprague, Washington l. James Kenneth Santora Sandy Put it there, son. Classical-Honor Roll li Class Officer li K.O.S. 3, 45 Minor Baseball l, 25 Baseball 45 Track 2, 4. James Joseph Sanders Jim Such a business to get into. Scientific-K.OfS. 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Gamma Beta 2. Charles Edward Sauvageau Baldy That's swell, Bob. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, K.O.L. 3. Albert Louis Schlosser Schloss Let's cut in, Smitty. Scientific-Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, G Club 4, Student Body OFFicer 4, Minor Foot- ball l, 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball l, 2. Edward Joseph Schoenberg Schos What the heck? General--Track 2, 3, 4. James Francis Schroder Chuckles 'fWell, it's been nice. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Gonzagan 3, 4, Luigian 3, 4, Editor 4, Class Officer 3, Glee Club 2, K.O.S. 3, Press Club 4, German Club 4, Tennis 4. Vincent Charles Schmidt Vince' But l've got a cold, Bob. Scientific. Walter Francis Schmidt Schmick' Let's knock that 'Ole stuff ott. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Gamma Beta l, 2, 3, Class Officer l, Lui gian 4. Richard William Siers Dick Anybody got any gasoline money, McCollim? Classical-Honor Roll l, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Minor Football 2. Daniel Lawrence Smith Hustler Any new talent in L.C.? Classical-Dramatics 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, Elocution 2, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, Debating 2, Minor Football l, 2, Football 3, 4, Minor Basketball l, Track 3, 4, Golf 3 4 , . Thomas Edwin Sprague Tiger Yeah, I think it's about time too, Nick. Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Luigian l, Dramat- ics 3, 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Student Body Officer 4, Elocution 4, Minor Track l, Minor Football l, Football 2, 3, 4, Minor Basketball l, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 4. Robert Joseph Stach Rup ls that the truth?' Scientific-Gamma Beta 2, 3, 4, Gonza- gan 4, Luigian 3, 4, Debating 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, G Club 4, Track 4, Nezperce High, Nezperce, Idaho l. Robert James Tanksley Senator And in conclusion, l firmly believe Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 3, Gonzagan 3, Debating 2, 3, 4, Elocution 2, 4, German Club 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. Joseph Earnest Thibeault Drop dead! General. Joel Eugene Smith Smitty' Egerman, when are you going up to Naples? Scientific-Minor Football l, 2. Glen Edgar Snyder Snide Hold it, Clyde. General-Honor Roll 3. wi Roger Albert Steele Snapper Yep, Ole' Neil's going to become a Jebbie. Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, G Club 3, 4, K.O.L. 4, German Club 4, Minor Base- ball l, 2, Minor Basketball l, 2, Minor Track l, Basketball 3, 4. Robert Lester Sullivan Butch Cheerio, fellows. General-Glee Club l, 2, 3, G Club 3, 4, Yell King 3, 4. Roy John Velling Ren Hello Tiger, got any old sandwiches? Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Otiicer l, 2, 3, 4, K.O.S. 3, G Club 2, 3, 4, K.O.L. 3, 4, Apologetics 2, Minor Football l, Football 2, 3, 4, Minor Basketball l, 3, Basketball 2, 4, Minor Track l, Track 2, 3, 4, Minor Baseball l, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Robert Jerome Wallis Ski Tow When things get tough I get tough with them. Scientific--Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Joseph Michael Weitensteiner Irish Meet you at the Fox, Ken. Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, Luigian 2, 3, 4- K.O , G Club A? 3, 4. Qc George Francis Weller George That's all right. Honor Classical-Honor Roll 4, Elocution 4, G Club 4, Minor Football I, 3, Foot- ball 4, Minor Baseball l, 3, Ski Club 3, 4. William Edward Thomas Toots Hey, bird dog! General-Band l, 2, Track 2. Jack' Leonard Thompson Moose Mister, may I close the window by the radiator? lt's freezing! Honor Classical-Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, Elocution 2, 3. 1 Daniel Richard Walsh Dangerous Dan Egad Fergie, Look at all the quail! Honor Classical-Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2, G Club- 4, Minor Football l, 2, 3, Football 4, Minor Baseball l-, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Track 2. Terrence Trent Wedemeier ' Alaska Jack Let's go to Davenport, Gooley. Honor Classical-Honor Roll, l, 2, 3. Lee Edward Wilkinson WiIky I don't know. General-Band 2, 3. James Curtis Williamson Willie Stick with me, sonny, and you'll really go places! Scientific-Honor Roll 2, 4, Minor Base- ball 2, Minor Track 3. James Joseph Zinkgraf Zink Just because you've got a nose like a banana, don't think you're one of the bunch. X Patrick Harland Young Pat Give me a Peps'. General. Raymond Dean Wiltiius Willie What're you doing Friday night? Scientific-Honor Roll 3, K.O.S. 3, 45 G Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Rogers High 2. .f , Q 4. xg: ... g Scientific-Minor Baseball 3, Baseball 4. - 'E' B , Charles Richard Sells Dick Hey boys, what's up tonight? General-Minor Football l, 2, 3. ima' P f A- ...W N SENIOR GALLERY OF GREATS Most Popular ......... ...... R ip Corrigan Most Representative .... .... M ark Richeson . . .Nick Merriman . . . .Ken Egerman .... .Pat Lynch Most Capable ....... Most Original ...... Most Congenial .... Most Optimistic .... ...... A I Schlosser Most Pessimistic ...... ....... R odney Potts Most Literary ......... .,.. G eorge Richardson Most Likely to Succeed. . . ...... Mqrk Richegon Most Versatile ....... ..... R ip Corrigan Most Scholarly. . . , . .Dennis Herlihy Most Perseyering. . . .... Paul Kapfer Best Looking ...... Best Musician ..... .... .Ed Bates . . .Dave Frawley Best Student Athlete .... ..... T om Sprague Best Businessman. . . . . Best Comedian. . . Best Actor ....... Most Energetic .... Most Dependable. . Beau Brummel .... Fastest Talker ..... Biggest Character. . .Joe Weitensteiner .. .Ken Egerman . . .Neil Cronin . . .John O'Neil . . .Neil Cronin . . . . . .Jim Barker . .... John Chimenti . . .Dave Frawley Smoothest Dancer .... . . .... Ken Egerman lh anclu - . -Q A rior ,,,, 1Q' s ancienl and ' orable CHARLES CUT phel exlra- ordina Il had been man M ars since firsl he had alle 5 - - V the 'fulure of lhe gradualion class of 1950 A. And now. I was lo compare his 'fanlasy wi facl. I sellled down inlo lhe plush soflnes of lhe' rug. and soon his sighlless eyes Qpeer from behind lhe ponderous lomes whi line his desk, and lhe Y The . 'rig ries parled - e o Al forme ing c I ndlana w 5 oop-Ouls riving siness. I I opp musings and spoke f whal ever r, f::, ' 3 'zizi e of lhe Poop Ou ': ld ra - an - nswer lhal You see lhal anolher of lhe mlslakes I made I lhoughl lhey'd go lo lhe Olympics some day, bul when RICHARD SELLS and BOB GOODWIN slarled a Ladies Hal Shoppe. NICK MERRIMAN wenl wise one SP9 inlo lelevision billed as 'Naughly Nick..lhe .. .. e Merry Mangler,' DAN WALSH became Nlck's Yes? he I mur d' manager, LARRY SMITH Iosl his poise being I'm here l 'Mo Mirror' lo check confined lo lhe SCHOENBERG and BRENNAN your 'I950 -P phe ii' les. e edilors, JOHN Shady Resl Sanilorium for lhe menlally de- OLIVERI. L RONE-4 JOHN CHIMENTI, licienl. all hopes for lhal greal leam were pul and MIC 3, RE MBAIS decided il was high lo an end. All lheir games al lhe Admiral lime. ': lhagl' lhey would be shoe- DONALD MUZATKO Memorial Sladium had lo shine doe i1'l look loo good lor be cancelled. lhe of Yo ales . 2 in Al ' all, lhen. our pro hecies haven'l He cringe f kn w. bul I was young lh nllfnfaccuralef' Y A P Jusl f Ei.. I S ,ffl-, Z'1':'L c I+ Sa +he have And now soon 'WW '-':l'l f l9l99e5'l l90Wllll9 alleys ' I ze o V dgwn lo. make rooln for lhe Nor ssl- G Grew of lhe +0P 'Zell ff ducers Juuus PIERONI in Pin sellers. hy. he's 9ol MARTIN ,e ' A ' . JF ' I, . ALD , I AN wanl lo build. They RING-'ION' LEONE' PAT YOUNG sf i-'i -' e 'II bri .I name acls lo lown like TERRY RIL ,VQ, And il was quile a fealher i ' FHAW ,.,V 1 ',,, I' an wi-H1 fhe Hg,-n-' and cap -I won 'I' I-V I lko i .EIZ . 0 ' Billiesl I ezvs- Nalional Bowling Tille. I nfl et- ,-, R gf and 'Twg Gun' KEIJ 'll ll 'l ' . hey'll 'even bring ALAN I 5511 ed lo agree when lhe door 'S ,- famous Seal Acl here. .Bul I a ' HOFF knocked. He was sol ' iling ask I ou, is il I: lohanfold mean llohlearldovgn ' ' -.1 b his house 'I If unc o sea s... W. a regapm W himselfi sylog bi ' 0. Q OYZ V L? 'B ciqdx 'I lhe firm 5 n ' sl r regle y.y,, I- e G g.,: . i o i rellesl 5 anyirs on r cli ,inf ei!! ' ' 1, v ZQ: 1,,, Q In o e ' 3 -jf V ose a prominenl bookie 'fro e Edwall. .' ,lil dbvll my ,' lla for all Ulfl mall- Washingl . WALTER SCHMIDT. yi ny ',,. like lo see 5, If K RINGWOOD lor lhe org izalion lhough, lhe Boh e. ian Club ,Q ' ' roubl I ' e gov r n - . has been We 'llipped im a quarler and he owed ,g,q V CH SSER made The house fu quiel now. No e n lhe lic A I Jfhnlgsgo F . V . 1 I . i,,, in .- B gslllgsg in g of lhe clo k was' heard lo il as a Ro ig RHSWILI-'Ag BN + e e der dui clock. a psroducl of lhe ,Q o ANDRE 1- HI FRITZ A . . .p l Markef Il S DUFNER and FRANK me of .,.-- ,:,-. L, n',, I .-V' ' 9 RICHARD FLYIJN lound ion ff ' ,,i' I' -' Inve-1+ors2 Hried - ,I nnn I I ' '.'. 1 Y eel. ..., ...... O me of floss delails of llie 2 ' Iliie . ': N65 5- 1 nn pressed I DO - I f - e f ' he said .., bul you if ll0ll'PUYl11el1 of roydlfle? lo a ':'i ' ave lhal every year. ll sounds good. ion for '32 C evs. THIBEAULT and ' LLIS. The facl is lhal only ROBERT CORRIGAN. who criminal I wyers were handling Flynn's has been lhe principal of Holy Names since il ' nd II' WCS.elr0YI-E. B0YLE- BERTC and became co-ed, ROBERT TANKSLEY, and DENNIS ZIN OH 'l' ..., Wfher side. II' would be C HERLIHY ioined lhe Order. Falher Tanksley is 900 ', and JOHN CLINTON would now heading a mission in Germany, and Fr. have :jf lough d xgion lo make. Herlihy is Facully Moderalor of Alhlelics al H ind w leiolled -from ils wanderings al Gonzaga' ,+,.,Vq g ..,, . lruck. 'Twas only ARTHUR Nol lo change lhe subeicl. bul isn'l il K, L 'ii' onlenled milkman, delivering milk slrange how H.N.A. became co-ed? I hear '- lhe Cash and Carry Dairy operaled by JOSEPH McGOWAN'S boy, Homer. and Shawn LARRY DETTRICH and NORM FLICKINGER. Togelher wilh ED WILKINSON lhey had lrans- O'Reilly, lhe son of WILLIAM O'RElLLY, spear- headed lhe drive. Joe and Bill helped finance if ,.,, fhem e rnings o ir Hof Dog con- cessi af ,,,.: ' eff' Lake. r drive broughf conf s 7W' - - 1 . om 'LA V DON'S Californ IH- for Tire usinessme nd from TED PAPPA nafed '11 4 mefhe record crop. If's wonderful whaf fhe boys can do -- , he sef fhe' minds fo if. '- Buf fhaf isn'f fhe fufure you saw for fhem. Weren'f fhey supposed fo be coal miners or lamp Iighfers or somefhing? Musf you rub if in? luforefold fhaf PAUL KAPFER would be a professor. Paul will be in ls fh e.'1 pf,-li' BERT FERG . spring him Ipv.. of woe! Di a url'5 gr b,-f' info i f?' q 'Judge for 1- I- elf. Those 'Three Year ers.' RON JOHN LYNC + CK THOMPSON an TER ' T -- S are now fhe 'Big Four' r ning fhe elevafors in fhe new RICHARD HAW f NS 'Five and Ten.' and MARK COLEMAN is run ing a pef sfore on Main Ave. Above CoIeman's fore MIKE LAKE'S School of Dance is nofed 4. ifs staff of arfisfs. JOHN ONGARATO and 'Iv DN Y POTTS are sfill fighf- ing in fhe backwo Qp,- s CI uif. under fhe coach- here soon. buf nof as an educafor. You see, '59 pf R.oY HOERN R- E, 'E FA oNJ':ed the he and BILL JONES are carpenfers. P 9 '5+'e P904 for YI! bu' ha 0 gwe ,, , , , , If up. Hes now rIvIng a fr for TOM Buf you dId hIf one rIghf. PAT LYNCH dld MURPHY-5 gurqge 1-9M SPRA E Played marry a female golf caddy. and IS now playIng Wm' me Poop-ous ., or G w Ie' bu en ,they exhibifions in A S+ 'i'- diebdnded. he end os suL IVAN info Oh. he'II soon be foo old for fhaf. Someday fhe buSiI'leSS Ckinq UH ee fl' he may have fo seffle down. He can always a ho currenf d was' f ge+e iob af Ihe o'NIsII. end CRONI ,,... i+ Ie bil' elecfro If DIC CHAS, hddnl been gf Sweden Smergesberdg An ig. ' '1,,. bguf cruising 'G in hi I i, om mI ave been a MARK RICHESON? S ' J prospecf yi- ge' ' .V a - MOO ausoIIiuT weII. didn'f I foresee IIe'd . I. , Ilianf .fl ' R ER NE em' e career in fhe courfroom? P 1 i ' fy ' e A, 3' V ' G . d. h h .n G - I , . ..,,. ,V . , The room was once mo 'p sf . . ,' p ok . xl Q S ha :'::3s.eE5,LE from fhe cardboard ince V u rqva ow Q' f If ... , ir af fhe In , ,. ,, er waffed fhrough fhe Ihol , re gig 'I I Coll e y !',: ELI-ER is leading spoke' Spok ofher succ sful season. If's foo bad D - BAUGI-I -.eg - ' 3, .. nd VINCE IDT ere HRYCENKO couIdn' e .- I': j 'eir n w-me E, I. I e mren ., ..i 1:-.., gi... '-,.. I g . 5 o .V-. o .L .L y JL! . . ff' S' .J buf fh 'lime 12- ' - r ally - ' Senior .. . . en 's ee -50. of +-e BOYS ' 9 Y' ' X pre 1' ions. h 's more. fh e is rea y Anofher slip for me. . forefol boy mon ef in fhe rf ne-felling siness. would feam up wifh an I '.,, . . . .Q e-neeq-ed me ily, The deer 'Cowboy' BOB KAL A 1' I 'I-arf a D de Ranc I I. iqr fqge ep ee,-ed, in Peaceful Va I eve eard haf PA I .'.- A 'IQ' I - NEVERS. BOB LES. A d C ERTRUDE mef+ad f- 'ei.'Z?fIfILI.I'i.': ' had planned ' ring fhei II-Ing ., ild horses Q r' nlfber JIM SAN, fo fhe ra 5 or fhe su 'f b . Buf ' DUANE ou e ENNIS. I-- I ,-. s' al esfafe gnaf- forecl ed fhe S ' ' ' . H forced m ouf busine . Q. - Chen Head Her? , ' IUSI' 51 id fhe sa e fhing f er V, . lyy - '3g'Cerfainly. fsiff you pr ,.'2 ably remember my on fhe ,, -' ..,,y r' oe Ra 7- eld af fhe BowlWm Mn-6eI,f ',e: ound I: re. JOE EITENSTEINER: and I an ' - we- 5 e romof .K - If ..,: .,,. - .,., M Vzi' Q and impersonafi ei and we-e8 enou m e','. e ' ,:,.,, 9 L'S ' eefesf Music Side BRO Ie Mi ' -V he paid fhe e ly .- ,' I ' l . Police run hl . .,,. nwhhi, is all HI, ,v,-A i V .A fhe Pure ood Acf. If seems LARRY McCOLLIM ,, , 121 , , y e',. ' boughf some of fhe sfuff and complained if ' T!1efe'fI30 fum' ',P ePhe5Y ' 'I' The mdde him furn green. nee+er JOHN AUGHNEY evemg +! S 'S Cuff' 'nese eafdfs- e - ' 'lasfed fhe sfuff and deemed if unfif for human hePe You ve 'found wk ,, hffi' Ye Mr' I consumpfion. and pracfically puf FRANK CUR- RICHARDSON- Geed F 1 U . I RAN'S 'Wrecks-all' drugsfore ouf of business, I furned and wenf ouffii - Q' e cool because his pharmacisf. CHESTER HOPKINS. And as I scampered down fhe rain-swepf sfre P- had some of fhe sfuff in sfock. McCoIIim was finally able fo go back fo work af JIM SCHRODER'S Beaufy Salon, and Marsh had his fhe eerie music of fheyGardens haunfed me. Gad! How thaf ROGER STEELE can play f Iufe! as Q 'sr new :fix 3, u EF-ff fl fl' Q6 X .Q J ' 6 X N Kw-wvmwmwwxv X i 9W if -4. 'ii ,ig ' - 'Y ,X .N 2 -ISE at 'fs Sis: -,,f' W .49 V -X T U-:..,,L.. -' xv 5: L. , . .. ' 7374? xr .N '-L' H ' ' M' N . v,' Mug, f.. 1' '--,Zjjd ' 1 ,lf , 'h ID- DI' !,.-- .YL , V l V pau! 1 .HI 1 ' R Q K dv 1 X Jax S-...rl U , t,,mx ..,- E.: , , - .ui-f I- 1 i f m E 5,.55 glg. K 5 f 2 W- 5 5 Zxklxx 9 ' E I xx -- I-A I I 7 I 12 ' WX :fl ' 15.4-, If n ' ' 'Q i.. , Q - 7- cj! S if J' 9 L4 'Q 3, H xr ff' xf . N. 'v ,, ' ' M . fa l 'X' 2, kg, E 0-If FIRST ROW: Bill Via, Paul Schroder, Rocky Rothrock, Paul Weaver, Kay Schuster, Don Busby, Don Schoen- berg SECOND ROW: William Glassmaker, Ken l.aCasse, Mike Nestor, Alan Thierer, l.orin O'Gara, Joe McNabb THIRD ROW: Jack Croteau, Pele Curran, James Upton, John O'Rouke, Charles Robinson, Larry Sherman FOURTH ROW: Pat Carroll, John Charlton, Robert Bobst, Dan Salokar. Dick Wagner, Pat McGinn. The Juniors represented themselves as true Gonzagans auring the past year as they sparked every activity in which they participated. - Top Gonzaga Night honors went to the iunior class. - A squad football was supported by such stalwarts as Beckel, Cozzetto, Hunting, Garcea, Helbling and Gowanlock. - Beckel and Helbling starred in A squad basketball. The B squad boasted Gowanlock, Hunting, McLaughlin and Conlon. - Upton and O'Rourke helped the senior debate team garner a tie for first in the debate league. Other outstanding debaters were Sherman, Adams, Cozzetto and McMahon. FlRST ROW: Jack Muzatko, Joe Turner, Phil Tagariello, John Talbott, Pete Mele, Don Funk, Jerry Rattus SECOND ROW: Paul Pugsley, Jack Bumgarner, Wilmer Kopp, Glen Jutte, Ben Butler, Jim Kinkade leo Elbert. THIRD ROW: Ed Burke, Bill Berger, Gene Tuma, Bill longpre, Joe Shell, Matt Berger, Don Fiorelln FOURTH ROW: John Boyle, Bob Heinen, Jack Jennings, Bill Parker, Art Mindrup, Bob Shirley, Bruce Nelson is , .,, :- . FIRST ROW: Jim Cortesy, Don Kenna, Alan Giebel, Sam Parrott. BobICasey, Mike Doheny. SECOND ROW: Pat Flanigan, Bnb Graham, Jerry Garcea, Ray McCanna, Pat Redmond, Frank Borbeau. THIRD ROW: Paul Kruesel, Joe Sullivan, Ron McTighe, Bill Biel, John Reilly, Jerry Egan. FOURTH ROW: Don Mauro, Chuck Beckel, Bill Meyers, Skip Hunting, Bob Helbling, Bob Porter. Fry, Schroder and Sherman worked long hours for the Luigian. - Conlon and McNabb were appointed editors on the Gonzagan staFf. Upton took over the post of iunior editor on the publication. - In senior Elocution Conlon and Gowanlock ' were finalists. Adams, Zimmerman, Rothrock, and Lynch reached the finals in Latin Elocution. McMahon and Cozzetto were finalists in both contests. -- On the baseball diamond it was Beckel, Harkins, Garcea, Flanigan and Gowanlock. - Thompson, Wedemeier, Gooley and Lynch graduated in only three years. FIRST ROW: Bill Kerley, Ronnie Fry, Shirley Nash, Joe Cozzetto, Don Peters. SECOND ROW: Bill Thamm, Joe Zimmerman, Pat Conlon, Dave Hamer, Jim Severino, Dennis Rotchford. THIRD ROW: Bill Colliton, Don Curran, John Rademacher, Don Adams, Leslie Harlow, Jim Gowanlock, George Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Dick Bruya, John Leslie, Pete O'Hara, Joe Sontgeralh, Dan Harkins, Dick Hagel, Gary Rickel. ' FIRST ROW- Donald Barker Jimm H rl'h M' h I . , y e I y, IC ae Steben, Jerry Schoenberg, Herbie McDonald, Thomas Vaugh. SECOND ROW: John Bowers, Michael Casey, Cy Rief, Jimmy Mertens, Herbert Sauvageau, Robert O'Brien, Bill McCarthy. THIRD ROW: Richard Leitch, John Walton, Max Wiltzius, Angus Kennedy, Jimmy Flynn, Phil Thompson, John Olson. FOURTH ROW: Peter Pauly, Frank Vedelago, Richard Winegard, Th V lk ' ' omas o , John Gorman, Jimmy Brodersen, Armand DeFel1ce, Thomas Scott. The Sophomores scored high in the academic world as Well as in the realm ot s orts th' . S ' ' ' p is year everal Sophs including Herlihy, Barker, McDonald and Brodersen received A Testimonials. - The varsity football team was aided by Liptac, Mahar d an WorkufT. - Champion debaters were Flynn Vaughn and Twoh M D ld , y. - c ona defeated Juniors and Seniors with his Latin Oratory. - Top honors in elocution were carried off by Armand DeFelice. FIRST ROW- Fred Hepton Rich Kavanagh Ben Zam tt' R b . , , pe i, a ert Kees, Dan Kolbel, Charles Lowery. SECOND ROW: Bob Glassmaker, Ben Visintainer, John Vecchio, Richard Hacker, Leo Winninger, James Maher. THIRD ROW: Patrick Jones, Jack Hampson, Lee Elliott, Michael Morrison, Charles Morris, John MacClain, Michael Dahy. FOURTH ROW: Del Sells, Dick Strantz, Jerry Mellick, Kymphus Workuff, Richard Adsitt, James Costello, Patrick Byrne, Gene Pupo. FIRST ROW: John Hamlin, Mark Presnell, John Weber, Alvin Bauman, James Crowley, Terry Kelly, Greg Stach. SECOND ROW: Martin Scarpelli, John Cafaro, Bill Hunton, Robert Clavel, Curtis Schmitz, Gene Harsh, Tom Bellmore, Pot Doyle. THIRD ROW: Joe Wallis, Harold Haimerl, Leo Chandler, Frank Trunkey, Ramon Chertrude, Larry Twohy, Bill McCormick, Mike Meagher. FOURTH ROW: Don Anderson, Ronald Wayerski, Bob Gariepy, Bill Hallinan, Don Jans, Frayne McAtee, Tom Ennis, Con Healy. The basketball B squad played smoothly with the help of Volk, Wiltzius, Olson and Brodersen. - Promising .track stars were Thompson, Pauly, Kennedy, Mahar, Kavanagh, Jones and McCormick. - Mertens and Moore were willing workers on the Luigian. - Baseball fans saw boys like Olson, Barker, Volk, Lyonaisse, O'Brien, and Wiltzius on the diamond. - Gonzagan staff members included Mc- Donald, Scarpelli, and Pupo. FIRST ROW: Tom Jennings, Dick lyonnaise, John Foss, Renaldo Chimenti, Louie Binder, Ronnie Moore. SECOND ROW: Don Dube, Clair Mason, Clarence Mason, John Godley, Dick Kiose, Jerry Sullivan, Lee Kaley. THIRD ROW: John Klepinger, Bernard Troyer, Gerald Schmidt, John Mangan, Jim Brown, Dick Young, Jerry Mahor. FOURTH ROW: Mike Chasse, Jerome Henry, Clyde Harding, Dale Langlois, Chuck Clinton, Otis Liptac, Del Fletcher. FIRST ROW: Frank Bouten, Bob Elliott, Jim Plastino, Gerald White, Lee Kolb, John Graham, Ron Connerly John O'leary. SECOND ROW: Jim Bittner, Bob Johnson, Dick Thomas, Jack Hill, John DeVoy, Dave Morse Gerald Chertrude, Don Haerner. THIRD ROW: Ned Johnston, James Howlett, Jim Nelson, Willard William- son, Karl Walterskirchen, Jim Vogel, Jim Yeon, Phil Pizelo, Rich Redinger. FOURTH ROW: Tom Morris Herbert Cunz, Larry Kenna, John Holgren, Ron Payton, Harry Culnane, Charles Staples, Jim Letourneau A record breaking enrollment of one hundred and ninety Freshmen entered Gonzaga this Fall and continued throughout the year to give a splendid account of themselves scholastically and in all activities. FIRST ROW: Len Norberg, Stewart McNeilly, .lim Spies, Joe Gargliardi, Tony Wurlz, Jim Rice Frank Colll ton, Charles Pohlmon. SECOND ROW: Bob McDougall, Kermit Balch, Ron Valorz, Ridge Powell Duck Lewis, Frank Jacoy, Skip Carbon, Bob Weller, Bob Weigond. THIRD ROW: Ed Anderson Dennie Robinson Jim Engle, Ed Richardson, Bob Simon, Tom Strobridge, Jim Kraft, Don Stevenson, Bob laCasse FOURTH ROW: Charles Duny, Tom Prestley, Larry Weir, Dick Jones, Terry Corrigan, Garry Grief Burl Falch Gerry Donahoe, Mike Cunningham. FIRST ROW: Bob Bauer, Herman Feist, Fred Llewellyn, Ken Aid, Paul Berthiaume, Dave DruRel, Bill Auvil. SECOND ROW: Dewaine Boyd, Frank Greene, Tom Schenach, Gary Lazzaro, Dave Holland, Gerald Mauk, Pat Raney, Paul Schultz, Leelyn Renner, John Becker. THIRD ROW: Mike Glass, Tom Roberts, Jim Johnston, Tom Gerard, Bill Yuill, Bob Turnley, Fred McGarry, Jerry Seitz, Jack McKenna, Bob Bourbeau, Dan Lenoue, FOURTH ROW: John Warner, Neil Von Holt, AI Patrick, John Durgan, Brian Simonitch, Tom Little, Kurt Schade, Leroy MacFarland, Jerry O'Conner, Dick Duggan, John Hill. The champion Greenie football squad had several future stars in Seitz, McKenna, Weir, Nelson, Jones, Bourbeau, and Thornburg. - Lenoue, Mosher and Gagliardi represented the Frosh in the Junior Elocution finals. Gagliardi and Mosher took second and third. In basketball the Frosh took second place in the city league with the help of men like Cunz, Mosher, Bourbeau, Brown and Seitz. -- Outstanding Frosh baseball players included Jones, Mosher, Bouten, Bourbeau, Seitz and O'Connor. - The cinder track saw a large turnout of Freshman, headed by Weir, Kaonis and Brown. FIRST ROW: Erich Johnston, Charles Rinehart, Stan Biornstad, Pat Murray, Dick Dunning, Joe Weber, Rod McLeod. SECOND ROW: Joe Kees, Mickey Campbell, Cal Smith, Jim Ringw00f-'l, Chvrles Gilstrvpt Larry Funk, Russ Altvater, Jim Kirkeby, Lloyd Emter. THIRD ROW: Dick Herndon, Noel Campbell, George Boyer, Jim Pasquale, Anton Berger, Bill Joy, Pete Gandini, Joe Gale, Pat McCormick, Don Brown. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Disotell, Mel Thornburg, Keith Kaonis, Ronald Stanley, Joe Kaley, Paul Deno, Dave Willis, Roger. Roman, Jim Workland. FIRST ROW: Clyde McNamee, Charles Samuels, Fred Quornstrom, John Borloff, Donald Young, Harry Heckel. SECOND ROW: Lyle Fecsler, Tom Hynes, Tom Thompson, Joseph Falco, Jack Murphy, Joseph Amonle, Richard Hagel. THIRD ROW: John McCraigie, John Pelers, Don Thompson, Ormon Flelcher, Don Barrington, Ronald Corlgliano, Joseph Sicllio, Edgar Ives. FOURTH ROW: Sonny Yuse, Vol Jean Thurmon, John Houghey, Bill Ray, Duane Conrod, John Alverson, Roy Mosher, Gene Donohoe. 1 if mf 9 I Zin emuriam ROGER HOERNER Class of '53 Born J'-H16 7, 1935i Died January 21, 1950 Requiescat in Pace IIGHT: Father Joseph Logan, 3.1. gives the students some ,piritual advice as he leads hem in their annual retreat. i as L1 LEFT: The students recite their daily Rosary during October, month of the Holy Rosary. N x W si f 'W A c Gag Q 5 3 l U9 xe at j x - M Z M 'fr 'i 5 Ifrr, ' . . 4? 5' I., 'Vafx V? ' -X ' .... Q., ' A , , .. .w 4,4 UW' 'T Y' 54895 ' , . f??'- iv-. ' Ln' X ff' f ..., ., f f -' Eng? - ' 1, awp 2 X :..3.' ' i- ' - L 7 A -far- i .-11.9 M -N. 42s .' 1 -Q XXX X V -Rini' 2 -JM, ' , j.. 'l?f:,51 , - in ' xl 'gr . H Mg -- Q, 1 : 'x , Q1 - - fik ,141 NZ ' Y ,QW 52 : Q 2 F54-.v5f? ,?'M if S . :Q if i . 'wwf ' ' N KN Vx' is 'I 2 in n. . 4 Jim Schroder Editor -in-Chief LUIGIAN ABOVE: Business Staff members Art Eslick, Joe Weiten- steiner and Jim Mertens work on ods for the '50 Luigion. SENIOR STAFF: Jim Upton, Art Eslick, Walt Schmidt, Bill Brodersen, George Richardson, Ben Butler, and Paul Kopfer. Mark Richeson Larry Sherman Ron Fry Dennis Herlihy Sports Editor Arr Editor Photography Associate Edii0l' Mr. F. Masterson, S.J. STAFF Joe Welienstelner Business Manager I 4-,N SG . A 4 . . ' JJ,'fQ :R . 1 +llIg1o.u ABOVE: The certificate of award won by the LUIGIAN in the National Scholastic Press Association survey, the LUIGIAN received the highest rating possible by gaining All American. BELOW:-JUNIOR STAFF-lSeatedl Tom Morris, Ronnie Moore, Jim Mertens. Standing: Gerald Mc- Dougall, Frank Trunkey, Ridge Powell, Gerry Mauk. Paul Schroder Bob Stach Lorin O'Gara Ph0l09 0Ph0f Patron Manager Ph0l09f0Phe ' ndgiteo Ziefeaal I FIRST ROW: Joe Cozzetto, Joe Mc- Nabb, Neil Cronin, Pat Ringwood Dick Chastek, John O'NeiI, Rockj Rothrock. SECOND ROW: Rogen Steele, George Richardson, Ronnie Fry, Mark Richeson, Bill Via, Nick Merriman, Dennis Herlihy, Ken Eg- erman. THIRD ROW: Tom Sprague, Pat Carroll, Chuck Beckel, Pete, O'Hara, Bob Helbling, Larry Sher- man, Rip Corrigan. FOURTH ROW! Roy Velling, Jack Croteau, John Aughney, John Charlton, Dan Har- kins, Bob Tanksley, Pat Lynch.I FIFTH ROW: Pete Curran, Don Cur-l ran, Joe Sontgerath, Jim Gowan-' lock, Larry Smith. The Knights of the Leash, one of Gonzaga's top-notch clubs, is composed of students chosen for their diligence in studies and extracurricular activities. Only a limited number are chosen each year to fill the ranks of the Leash, for it is the duty of the members to keep order in the student body and it is up to them to set a good example for the students to follow. Each year the Leash usher at school events, such as the Mass of the Holy Ghost, Gonzaga Night and the annual retreat. In the Fall the Knights sponsor the Knight Flight , a dance given to honor the football squad. LEFT: Privileged with guarding the relic of St. Francis Xavier were Gonzaga's Knights of the Leash. Shown here are Larry Sher- man, Pete Curran, Pat Carroll, and Rocky Rothrock. W-f f.i' K.O.l.. OFFICERS SEATED: Mark Richeson, Sgt.-at-arms, Nick Merriman, Presidentg Jim Barker, Sec- retary. STANDING: Pat Lynch, Treasurer, Roy Velling, Vice President. Q 7' -GEATED: Nick Merriman, Dave frawley, Roy Velling, Tom Sprague, ork Richeson, Neil Cronin, Bob ellaling, Chuck Beckel. TANDING: Bob Goodwin, Tom ynes, Jock McKenna, Max Willzius, lohn Pappas, Jim Nelson, Bob Veigand, Bob Rowles, Joe Gagli- rdi, Leo Elbert, Leo Wininger, Pele urran, Jim Gowanlock, Dan Mc- anna, John Olson. mmzg mea! l L f argue FIRST ROW: Ron McTighe, Al Boyle, Neil Cronin, Jim Gowanlock, Nick Merriman, ohn O'Neil, Chuck Culz, Don Pelers. SECOND ROW: Mark Richeson, Dick Bruya, on Hawkins, Bob Rowles, Jerry Sullivan, Pal Nevers, Joe Weilensleiner, Mike oheny. THIRD ROW: Tom Sprague, Jim Severino, Roger Sleele, Alon Crowe, Chuck Ken LaCasse, Jim Brown, Ken Brennan. FOURTH ROW: Jim Moore, Bob Dick Hawkins, Roy Velling, Ed Fallon, Skip Hunling, Ray Willzius. FIFTH Corrigan, Bill Brodersen, Dave Frawley, Don Heller, Jim Barker. CHEERLEADERS Leo Chandler, Rod McLeod Sullivan. ,Bo rest? asf' jr 2 wif FIRST ROW: .lim Noonan, Dan Lenoue, Herb McDonald, Dick Dugan, Cy Reif, Jim Letourneau, John Murphy, Frank Gallagher, Dick Fritz Paul Pugsley, Don Jans, Frank Vedelago. SECOND ROW: Brian Simonich, Andy Duffner, Frank Ross, Dan Cowell, John Stiles, Kermit Balch, Ron McTighe, Joe Sontgerath, George Zenner, Fred llewellyn, John Holgren, Jim Spies, Garry Grief, Jim Brown, Bernie Whitney THIRD ROW: Mr. McNaught, Director, Dan Kolbet, Mike Glass, Pat Holmes, Dale Langlois, Bob McDougall, Dick Lewis, Bill Berger, Glen Jutte, Leslie Harlow, Jerry Gamroth, Charles Gilstrap, Dave Druffel, Bob Weller, Don Young, Jim Herlihy, Warren Kolb. During the i949-i950 school year there was seldom any activity at Gonzaga n which the band did not participate. Though poorly uniformed at the start of the ear, they were one of the most skillful marching groups at the annual Merry-Go- sentation, demonstrating its musical ability at Gonzaga Night, and in the city High School football and basketball games. To show their appreciation, the Student Body went all out to purchase fifty new band uniforms through the Curtis Magazine Sub- scription drive. The band ended the year with a successful band-glee club concert. ound game. After this initial boost in prestige, the band continued its fine repre- A me A Rwliewilu -5, 3SX':f,-.521 7 wrgwitmm -WWi?'TitYe ' ' 02993.-249.53 ,' Yifii- MLK iwmsvfef fwaevmsrf Mnzrx,-vim. fri ,- 21 r wmfrzmai wma ff , rt K we 4 is my 3331 e Q 'i , 1 rf . V??ztg,s.1Qif5 . ' L W Mil Q JJ' bfma, -- ' fswvfhpgp' fist 4, g5Q5Q3vEw,iu1u. X W , A tim, , ,V , , mai W- so ,, s Y M W 1 Us . ,,,, ,M Q E . ,, . . 6,55 K A new is i wma i Frank Ross ., .f,,,, -so ., ..,,.. . -N ., ,, . , , ,, sfmffgym iffy .' W , wi t.-,W A sf, ,Q-t?xg,,s N1 -NWS , T- - - ,Ms 't' We X as-3 A My , ,sg 'P ,sz u ,,.f fl, ,W ' Dtwe Fr'-'Wl9Y Dennis Herlihy KIJJV ISM t f s We F JW? rights Ed Burke, Pete O'Hara, Tom Murphy, Mike Chasse, John Warner, Accompanist. The Gonzaga High School Glee Club began the past year under the direction of Mr. Thomas E. Zeyen, S.J. After a great deal of preparation, the Club gave several performances, the most important being, entertaining at All City Night . In January, Mr. Henry SiJohn took up the baton and under his competent leader- ship the club finished a most successful year. After numerous performances, the organization gave a spring concert, which spread the fame of both Gonzaga and the Glee Club. The Glee Club sang the Baccalaureate Mass for the Senior class as its last appearance of the year. FIRST ROW: John Graham, Jerry Mauk, Jim Heinen, Joe Gagliardi, Pat Raney. SECOND ROW: Bob LaCasse, Al Becker, Shirley Nash, John Vecchio. THIRD ROW: Charles Gil- strap, Ben Butler, Karl Walterskirchen. FOURTH ROW: Bill Thamm, Dick Flynn, Nell Von Holt, Bud Staples. FIFTH ROW: Bill Longpre, Charles Hennessey, Mike Chasse, Pete O'Hara, Joe Kaley. SIXTH ROW: John Warner, Ned Johnston, John Aughney. 4 6 I I s,wzGiH - 1 . , rw, angle '58 B I A L ff H wfrllillqrifl iixlqmi-itil! , C, A ' . ee bf QCWIQGQGM 146' Wow . . . Throughout the school year, the staFf of the GONZAGAN endeavored to put out a paper worthy of G.H.S. Such an accomplishment meant long after-school hours of writing and rewriting. Then came the worry-would the deadline be met? Each month the cycle began anew. A X f ' - KXXN fNjBXf'xfoEif 555155 fs' e '- sly it L' ,L ti Q , .,., . ' i y c .. it at l 5' r 3523? 3 K 2 W 'A l Aww l Y' 11,..5i 4. . ,film cz N, V Arigffznirs ,K as ' X I X V , P 25312 E PN ' xl gl - - If - . '.r7 . e X Nz a xx x f X Gmltllllllllbiull .lmStlIRltllER PArClllLDNl .los McNABB :aaron-su-clues r nssusmn :mm tram uma i fsxruas :omni EJ.GREElIE,S1 FBCIILTY ADVISE! QS vii Haney Keith , S DQYWGS H3079 HEQLXHY I' Un 7460: p ln the National Scholastic Press Association survey, the GONZAGAN merited a first class Excellent rating for both semesters. At the close of the year, the paper took its place with the rest of '5O's successful activities. NZ X! UEILURUNIN Ultll FLYNN BERRY MIUK BEN BUTLER 'J in UPTON I SPORTS EDITOR FEATURE EDITUK ADVERTISING M68 BUSINESS HNIAG JUNIOR EDITUK 1 sz a 1' l iisnt ,tsr'i t2atr s f Q59 A If Q l V , l 3 f cf l fl X Nl S N Q f Q J X 3, or f I X fiqglhlhtllv gStkJllr.fJ Dave FflUkY -wwmlg F Qefg Vblll out T0 LUNCH! ..f-1 ll lkf N' 120212 do 070 Jnllcvafw, I Conan Z via 7 wmwidifg 1-I 'f :9-Q L U U U U X -5, - x.4-' f ' ' ' 0 wffy XM T'Q,Xe6 U ii- Q ' , :mtg 49 My FIRST ROW: John Chertrude, Dick Fritz, Ben Butler, Roger Dieter, Ron McTighe, Don Schoenberg. SEC- OND ROW: Paul Weaver, Charles Cutz, Charles Hennessey, Andy Dulfner, Jack ReiIIy,'Kay Schuster, Leo Elbert. THIRD ROW: Paul Schroder, Joe Weitensteiner. Dick Flynn, Frank Bourbeau, Roy Wiltznus, Sam Parrott, Jim Upton, Bill Long- pre. FOURTH ROW: Pete O'Hara, Jim Santoro, John Aughney, Roy Velling, Dave Frawley, Don Adams, John O'Rouke. 0:67554 af Science The Knights of Science is a club founded to encourage its members to pursue some aspect of science whose boundaries are practically limitless. To 'further this interest the Club made a number of tours to local industries. Among these were a trip to the Inland Empire Paper Co., Gonzaga University's Engineering Department, the Mead Reduction Plant, and the Trentwood Rolling Mill. The last two completed the Club's study of Aluminum. Several movies were also shown to the members throughout the year. ROGER DIETER and Ron McTighe, victims of the K.O.S. initiation. JIM UPTON, Don Schoenberg, Andy Duffner, and Dick Fritz prepare a world-shaking invention. 50 Senior Elocution TO RIGHT: George Weller, Longpre, Pot Conlon, Neil in I2nd Placel, Jim Gowanlock, Corrigan, Mark Richeson Us! el, Bob Tanksley l3rd PlaceI,. Cozzetlo. The annual Senior Elocution Contest was held in Dillon Hall on January 23rd. One of the greatest turnouts in the contest's history brought seventy-nine upper classmen to compete for the finals. Mark Richeson captured first place with his portrayal of Go Down, Death. On February 28th five sophomores and three freshmen competed in the Junior Elocution Contest. The iudges deemed Armand aj DeFelice the winner with his stirring, Rum's Maniac. The Latin Oratorical Contest, jj only in its second year, proved to be one of Gonzaga's classical highlights. Herb jf McDonald was iudged as the best interpreter of Ciceronian oratory. f - J I ,J JJ of K W f ef ,...W,. ,W no - 'J fl! . ,fm ll ffl' JUNIOR ELOCUTION LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Lenoue, Armand De- Felice list Placel, Jim Herlihy, Joe Gagli- ordi 12nd Placel, Phil McLeod, Don Barker, Herb McDonald. Missing: Ray Mosher 13rd Placel' Placej, Frank Rothrock 12nd Placel, Joe Zimmerman I3rd Placel, 5? Jim Herlihy. sEcoND ROW: Dennis Herlihy, Don Heuer, Don Adams, Dick McMahon. LATIN ELOCUTION FIRST ROW: John Lynch, Joe Cozzetto, Herb McDonald Ilst I 4 ABOVE LEFT: The winners of the Gonzaga U. Debate Tourney display their prizes. Left to right are George Weller, John O'Rourke, Bob Tanksley, Joe Cozzetto, Jim Upton and Mark Richeson. RIGHT: John O'Rouke receives his trophy from Fr. Corkery, S.J. for taking first in extempore at thetournament. Gonzaga's debaters turned in a most successful season this year as is evident from the many new trophies and medals which now line the school's display case. At the December Seattle tourney Bob Tanksley and Mark Richeson brought back the second place debating cup. At the Lewiston tournament in February Gonzaga's four teams won the sweepstakes trophy and took the first 'four places in Extempore. In the Gonzaga University Tournament Gonzaga .tied for third in debate, Richeson took first in oratory and was named as first alternate for a Gonzaga University scholarship, John O'Rourke won first in extempore, Jim Upton took secondm in impromptu, and George Weller and Joe Cozzetto captured second andfthircl respiec- tively in dramatic reading. I, V .E V SENIOR DEBATE Q H' v. J ' SEATED: Mark Richeson, Bob Tanksley. STANDING: Dennis Herlihy, Larry Sherman, Jofiln O'Rourke, Jim Upton, Don Adams, Joe Cozzetto. J ,A ,,...... V .. .nwmt , ., , .. .,.. . Za! ABOVE LEFT: Gonzaga's first team, Mark Richeson and Bob Tanksley add the Sweepstakes trophy won at Lewiston to an already impressive collection of cups and trophies. ABOVE RIGHT: Jim Upton, Bob Tanksley, John O'Rourke and Mark Richeson, due to their out- standing debating, won the above Lions Club trophy for taking first place in the Eastern Washington De- bate Leaaue. ln the debate league formed this year, the two teams of Richeson-Tanksley and Upton-O'Rourke tied for first. Richeson also received the award for the best male debater in the league. ln the March State Tournament at Pullman Gonzaga won second and a W.S.C. scholarship for Richeson. The club's success depended greatly upon Mr. James Reichmann, S.J., the debating coach. Whatever the debaters gained is due ultimately to his careful instruc- tion and example. Although Gonzaga has received a large share of trophies, the true success of the season is not to be found in that fact. Rather the season was successful because of the training given the debaters themselves. They have learned a quality which will help them all their lives. J ' Jumon DEBATE SEATED: Bob Turnley, John Warner, Jack McKenna, Jack MacClain, LeRoy MacFarland, Larry Twohy, Paul Berthiaume, Bill Auvil. STANDING: Bill Yuill, David Holland, Denny Schultz, Jim Flynn, Herbie McDonald, Pat Doyle, .lim Crowley, Dick Duggan, Dave Druffel, Jim Herlihy, Fred Llewellyn. FIRST ROW: Jim Vogel, George Zenner, Mark Presnell, Bill Auvil, John Stiles, Dave Druflel, Fred Llewellyn, Bob Weigand, Greg Stach. SECOND ROW: Lorin O'Gara, Don Schropp, John Pappas, Bob LaCasse, Len Norberg, Jim Ringwood, Donald Brown, Phil McLeod. THIRD ROW: Kenneth LaCasse, Karl Walterskirchen, Bill Longpre, Frank Gallagher, Ted Pappas, John O'NeiI, Frank Ross. FOURTH ROW: John Charlton, Pat Ringwood, Bob Helbling, Alan Crowe, John hynch, Bill McCormick. FIFTH ROW: Pele Pauly, Gene Tuma, Bob Harder, Terry Wedemeier, Bob Slach. The forty resident students of the 1949-50 school year hailed from Montana, Idaho, California, Oregon, Washington, North Carolina, and Alaska to meet and make friends in the four-story white brick building-DeSmet Hall. Throughout the year the Boarders were always represented in varsity football, baseball, track and basketball. Besides athletics, the Boarders placed each time in the finals for the Junior and Senior Elocution contests and were well represented in the Band and Glee Club. V As another epic-making year for Gamma Beta draws to a close, it leaves in the hearts of all a bit of sorrow, and especially in the seniors who must now break many close friendships and leave DeSmet Hall and Gamma Beta. John O'NeiI Bill Marsh Pres. lst Sem. Pres. 2nd Sem. Frank ROSS Pvt Ringwood Bob Helbling Alan Crowe sec l-'eos ls' Sem VlCe'Pfe5- lsl sem- Sgt.-at-Arms lst Sem. Sec Treas 2nd Sem Vice-Pres. 2nd Sem. The football team receives the Quackenbush trophy from Judge Carl Quackenbush for gain- ing the berth of co-champs in the city league. Gonzaga, past-present-future , with the Freshmen and Sophomores in the past, the juniors in the present and the seniors in the future, was the theme of the tradi- tional Gonzaga Night. Grand marshall Neil Cronin gave a short history of Gonzaga Night and then introduced the class marshalls, Bob Bourbeau, Don Barker, .loe Cozzetto, and Jim Barker. The Junior skit, Life at Gonzaga was iudged tops. After the band and glee club provided between act entertainment, the football letters were awarded. The annual inspirational award went to Senior Bob Goodwin. BELOW 2 ln ph , Gonzaga sfudemi Senior Class sk-I Press gin and faculty one l' Smith. 9 c 'sl'Y' Plaved Ulf' Y LEFT, ,oe S award f onfgerqph , the Cu ?' oufstandin 'ecewes hs rtis dm, 9 salesmen h, ' mares displ G- Below. Th 5 'P in dinner di ak' an imc! , e sopho -4 scussion in H Qlned une' , eoven . '-- in .f SITTING: Joe McNabb, Joe McGowan, Neil LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe McNabb, Sgt.-at-arms, Joe Mc- Gowan, Secretary, Neil Cronin, Vice President, Mark Richeson, President. One of the most active clubs at Gon- zaga High is the Sock and Buskin Club, the oFticial dramatics society of the school. This group has derived its name from the Greek actors who wore the famous sock and buskin shoe or legging. The purpose of the Sock and Buskin Club, to foster all dramatic activities, was amply carried out this year. Early in Sep- tember the members of the club organized the annual skit 'for the 1949 Merry-Go- Round. This musical stunt was performed in coniunction with the Band and the Knights of the Leash. Mark Richeson, Jim Brown, Bill Via. Paul Schroder, Bob Corrigan, Kay Schuster, 06 Gasping and choking and spitting blood, chants the ghastly chorus of lleft to rightl Dave Frawley, Dick Bruya, Joe Sontgerath, Don Heller, and Pat Lynch as Senin lTom Spraguel dies of fright in the Sock and Buskin's smash hit one act play, The Dreamslayersf' Heller, Mr. John Fitterer, S.J. lDirectorl, Pat Lynch, Frank Rothrock, Duane Ennis, Ken Egerman, Dick 4Chastek. 460: Guards, grab himl , shouts Carmel lNeil Cranint while Senin lTom Sprague, and professor Smull lMark Richesonl look on as the guards Ken Egerman and Larry Smith nab infuriated Julian Earth lBob Corriganl. 1 ample , 9wg,r:..Zf,qlg1n 23'-f W4 1,444 Mfr ,F Bob Corrigan labovel as Earth and Neil Cronin lhelowl as Carmell received the first and second place awards as the best male actors in the Catholic Northwest Drama Festival held at Maryclift. Both students played leading roles in The Dreamslayers, the Gonzaga High School entry in this tournament. ln February the Sock and'Buskin players presented a one-act play by Richard Breen entitled The Dreamslayers . The all-male cast of eighteen students presented this play over half a dozen times throughout the second semester. The Dreamslayers won a superior rating at the Northwest Catholic Drama Festival held in February. The presentation of Clifford Goldsmith's What a Life planned for late April was postponed until the fall semester. The Sock and Buskin Club completed the year by directing the annual Spring Festival Show which was held in Mav. 4-fx A is f m x ly W 'Q Ulf www KN Q 6' QQQAS WSW HX ali , mmm-wwf Msg f M ,ff -L i -rs W 5 .iw 'W' x Hap- ' FC 2' ' - dk 5 W V' NGFN .4 ggyr., 'N' 11: . - ,251 x ,-Lv: 41295: f N ' .JK K ,pity 1 ,-1-,-, W--1:5 X ' ,'?ff- -GL?-. kf - Q '64 X Q A fq . 4.1 -1liX'0z'L!-hh:-' , FSA!! xx Q, : ii- ij fl x f Z X fa -if f 2 fsS,5f4' 4 5 ' Q. 1 3 . 9 V, ywxg-j ...M J ax Sw FR X' 25, - . .JA FIRST ROW: Kemp Workcuff, Mark Richeson, Don Heller, Ray Miller, Ed Fallon, Dick Hawkins, Bob Rowles, Chuck Beckel, Roy Velling, Alvin Boyle, Chuck Cutz J' S ' ' ' , lm everlno, Joe Sullivan, Merle Murphy. SECOND ROW: Joe Weltensteiner iMgr.l, Jim Brown, Jim Gowan lock, Dan Walsh, Norm Flickinger, Alan Crowe, Joe Cozzeito, Tom Sprague iCapt.l, Dennis Rotchford, Jerry Garcea, Bill Brodersen Don Curran, George Weller, Jim Moore, Mike Mclaughlin, John O'Neil iMgr.l. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller iAss't. Coachl, Jerry Mahar, Rip Corrigan, Jim Barker, Allie Boyle, Otis Liptac, Al Schlosser, Pat Nevers, George Peterson, Skip Hunting, Larry Smith, Bob Goodwin Nick Merriman, Bob Helbling, Mr. Frazier iCoachi. 1 1 I Roy Velling All-City End W Gonzaga Central Valley. . . 7 Gonzaga Rogers ..... 7 Gonzaga Lewis 8: Clark 19 Gonzaga North Central. . . i2 60 Nick Merriman All-City Tackle Rip Corrigan All-City Center , Gonzaga Gonzaga Gonzaga Gonzaga g, kj ij fggu f 521,-JJ' I -,rf f ' l of ' , zf I COACH FRAZIER has a few words to during the second L.C. encounter. tell the boys on the bench I4 Lewis a clark 6 Rogers . . L 26 North Central 27 Kalispeil . . . Tom Sprague An-cify Back ' 0 if Chuck Beckel Back LEFT: An N.C. back is smothered at the line of scrimmage by the ferocious defense of Allie Boyle, Corrigan 1771, Merriman 1641, and Severino 1821. RIGHT: Rowles takes a handoff from Hunting 1991 in the Tiger tilt, and gets ot? on a quick play that was good for 'l3 yards. CITY CO-CHAMPS ln the 1949 gridiron campaign the fighting Bullpups of Gonzaga once again upheld their reputation for rough aggressive football. With the line boasting of three all-city starters in Corrigan, Merriman and Velling, the Zags proved to be effective on oFfense and deadly on defense. Tom Sprague captained the '49 ers to a well earned co-championship with the Rogers Pirates as he scampered, plunged and fought his way to an all-city berth and a new record in total yardage gained, with i034 yards in ll9 plays. Coaches Frazier and Miller, and the entire Bullpup squad deserve the highest of merits for bringing the G.H.S. seven victories out of eight starts. Bob Helbling Back Allie Boyle Skip Hunting Alvin Boyle Tackle Back Guard Bob Goodwin Back SEVERINO 1821 charges forth to trap Bouchee of l.C. Boyle 1911 and Barker are ready lo help break up the play. Bullpups Top Pirates Twelve to seven was the margin of victory for the Pups in their initial league tilt with the Rogers Pirates. Choreboy in the backfield for Gonzaga was gal- loping Tom Sprague who sprinted fifty-six and twenty yards for the Zag tallys in the first four minutes of Tigers Bow To Zags The tenacious Gonzaga Bullpups clung to the No. l spot of the city circuit by skinning the Lewis 8. Clark Tigers 25-19. lt was a great forward wall of Barker, Velling and the Boyles which kept the Zag offense humming and their defense rocking. The 5PfU9Ue5 again kept the scoring in the family with Tom carrY' ing the mail to pay dirt on three occasions. Roy Velling leaped high in the end zone to snag Sprague'S aerial and score the final T.D. play. The remainder of the game showed that the Gonzagan forward wall of Merriman, Boyle, Corrigan and Velling kept the fleet Rogers backs at bay by allowing the Pirates only one counter. Mark Richeson Joe Sullivan Ed Fallon 63 End End Merle Murphy Back Guard Dick Hawkins Tackle End Jim Barker BECKEL rips through center tor another first down against Rogers as Boyle takes out his man. Chuck Cutz Guard lndians Trimmed Feathers were flying as the Bullpups fought their way to an 18-'l2 decision over the North Central Indians. The Zags outcharged and outran the tribe throughout the entire game, with Sprague beating a path to the Indians door for all three Pup counters. Beauti- ful blocking by Corrigan, Merriman, Cozzetto and a 47-yard run by Garcea set up the Gonzaga tallies. Bock efl El' - Jim Gowanlock Al Schlosser Larry Smrth C T B k GC Dan Walsh End l.. C. Loses Again The Irish of Gonzaga remained in the unbeaten column by nipping an aroused band of Tigers 14-7. Murphy and Garcea, theM little boys of the league, kept the Pups in the game. Garcea darted 43 yards to pay dirt, and Murphy scored on a 15-yard iount through tackle. Merriman and Corrigan were ,undoubtedly the finest linemen on the field. E ,'t Jerry Garcea - Back Jim Severino Back Don Heller Tackle MURPHY completes a touchdown pass from Beckel in the second N C battle T r 14- I? :IQ - 1 5-2-., -' ff L' 54, , , ij .F M. R wi Joe Cozzetto Guard Bob Rowles Back R on QV d mP a Rogenngogarke' lam m le U BSL G nd B07 ckel K MERRig9TN5?nilh test. Be K 1 Heller l sl0'l5 down Pirates Hand Pups Lone Setback Gonzaga was toppled from an undisputed '49 league championship by the Rogers Pirates 41-6. The lone Zag score was a climax to cu breathtaking 60 yard drive in the First minutes of play. A combination of Smith and Sprague in the back- field, and the Boyles, Barker and Merriman in the line, carried the ball all the way down to the twelve. Smith knifed over to give the Zags an early lead of 6-O. The Buccaneers then took over and displayed a dazzling offense that netted them 41 hard earned points against an ever charging Bullpup line. 5 Allie me he Corri9on kenincto make S Boyle k QU. Ray Miller Tackle Norm Fllckmger Guard Alan Crowe Bill Brodersen End Guard SPRAG Colle' UE drives to pal, V 1 and P I ell,,,g Uls h- M6 as W , I and Becke7Y into storm George Weller Guard maj 9 p -. are buckingoslxlon on 'he T. In up like Yeigier yen. CHS, Zags Shine In Second N.C. Till' Joe Gonzaga proved that you cannot keep a good man down as he bounded back to whip N.C. 26-6. The Pups left no doubt as to their right to claim the title Co-Champs as they thun- dered up and down the field gaining a total of 385 yards. The Indians were completely baffled by a new oFlense which sometimes found the Zags' stalwart center, Rip Corrigan, running from the halfback position. Beckel passed to Murphy to start the Blue and White scoring parade. Sprague reeled off two runs of 58 and 67 yards. Smith surged over from the two to complete the scoring. Pal' Nevers Back Jim Moore Jim Brown Tackle End FRONT ROW: Don Curran, Bob Helbling, John O'NeiI, Neil Cronin, Jerry Garcec, Tom Sprague. BACK ROW: Roger Steele, Tom Volk, Chuck Beckel, John Presley, Coach, Pat Lynch, Roy Velling, Rip Corrigan, Captain. gcwketfczfi The first half ofthe T950 basketball season was strewn with bad breaks and heart breaking defeats for the hapless Bullpups. The pups ran the gauntlet of Lewis 8. Clark, Rogers, West Valley, and North Central, without once bringing home the bacon. lt was Coach Presley's boys, however, that gave the champion N.C. Indians the scare and near upset of the season, losing by one point in the closing second of the contest. The final stanza of the league schedule saw the fighting Irish defeat the West Val- ley Eagles and trounce the Lewis and Clark Tigers for an upset victory. Gonzaga was once again forced to bow to the Rogers Pirates and the championship, tournament bound Indians. 68 Rip Corrigan Chuck Beckel Tom Sprague Roy Velling Competition was keen among the Zag hoopsters during the l95O season. The starting five was sel- dom determined until shortly be- fore game time. Leading the ball-hawking speed- sters in the front court were Neil Cronin and Tom Sprague. They were followed closely by Chuck Beckel and John O'NeiI. Domination of the backboards was a specialty of the lofty, rugged combination of Captain Rip Corrigan, Bob Helbling, Roy Velling, and Pat Lynch. The fans could always depend upon Roger Steele and Don Curran to turn in a fine performance when they were called upon to do so. LEFT: CHUCK BECKEL l54l, Pat Lynch 1511, and Roy Velling C551 fight for a rebound in the Lewis and Clark game. CENTER: BOB HELBLING breaks around Campbell of Rogers as Chuck Beckel rushes in from the background. RIGHT: RIP CORRIGAN lofts a two pointer against Rogers. Nell Cronin LEFT: RIP CORRIGAN I53l, Roy Velling I55l, Pot Lynch I5ll and Chuck Beckel 1541 watch anxiously as a North Central shot teeters on the rim. CENTER: ROY VELLING breaks away for an easy Iay-in while Neil Cronin U51 circles around behind him. RIGHT: BOB HELBLlNG'S Il4l push-shot is checked by a Rogers forward as Rip Corrigan I53l sets up a neat block under the basket. 70 Roger Sfeele GONZAGA GONZAGA GONZAGA GONZAGA 30 ROGERS...... . . . . 40 LEWIS 81 CLARK . . . . 36 WEST VALLEY . . . . . 22 NORTH CENTRAL John O'Neil Don Curran GONZAGA GONZAGA GONZAGA GONZAGA Pai' Lynch 34 43 49 31 ROGERS ...... LEWIS 81 CLARK WEST VALLEY . . NORTH CENTRAL LEFT: TOM SPRAGUE goes high io block on a!- femped Rogers lay-in during the Piraies' and Pups' firs! encounier. RIGHT: SPRAGUE Q35l, Corrigan 153, and Beckel scramble for a Nogfh Central re- bound. CENTER: HELBLING U41 fries to check an L.C. lay-in while Lynch KSU and Cronin H51 waif for the rebound. . 50 38 34 44 71 Bob Helbling l B SQUAD FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: John Presley tCoachl, Jerry Sullivan, Leo El- bert, John Mangan, Dick Kav- anagh, Ron Wayerski, Spike Nash, Fred Hepton, Herb Mc- Donald, Bob O'Brien, Leo Win- niger, Dick Leitch, Bob Gariepy, Don Peters iMgr.l, Mr. Fitterer, S.J. lAss't Coachl. SECOND ROW: Armand DeFelice, Joe Turner, Pete Curran, Bill Via, John Olson, Pat Jones, Don Barker, leo Chandler, Ron Fry, Phil Thompson, Del Fletcher, Max Willzius. THIRD ROW: Con Healy, Tom Scott, Jack Reilly, Frank Gorman, Art Mindrup, Dan Salokar, Frayne McAtee, Bill Hallinan, Dick Wagner, Del Sells. B SQUAD BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Fred Hepton, Jerry Mellick, Mike Mclaughlin, Max Wiltzius, John Olson. SEC- OND ROW: Leo Chandler, Jim Brodersen, Bob Gcriepy, Jim Gowunlock, Jerry Egan, Greg Stach. THIRD ROW: George Richards, Coach: Pete Curran, Pat Conlon, Skip Hunt- ing, George Peterson, Bruce Nelson. X 72 FROSH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Dick Jones, Ray Mosher, Jerry Seitz, Bob Bourbeau, Herbie Cunz, .lim Le- tourneau lMgr.l. SECOND ROW: Jim Kirk- eby, lMgr.l, Thomas Little, Bill Williamson, James Workland, Dan Brown, Jerry O'Con- nor, Mr. Francis Walsh, S.J., lCoachi. i I S F Q FROSH FOOTBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Rod McLeod lMgr.j, William Au- vil, DeWayne Boyd, David Holland, Frank Greene, Joe Falco lMgr.i, Orman Fletcher, Dick Lewis, lMgr.J. SECOND ROW: Robert Simon, Dick Jones, Ronald Payton, Robert Bourbeau, Keith Kaonis, Larry Weir, Jack Mc- Kenna, Jerry Seitz, Charles Duffy, .lim Nelson, Thomas Little, Ronald Corigliano, Melvin Thornburg, Dan Barrington. THIRD ROW: Mr. Francis Conklin, S.J., lCoachi, Col Smith, Mike Campbell, Dan Lenoue, Allison Patrick, Roger Roman, Brian Simonitch, Jerry O'Con- nor, Bud Staples, Ray Mosher, William Glass, Bill Joy, Mr. Francis Walsh, S.J., lCoachl. l if if in L 'ff mfs. ,. ' ' :nay wilizius if Jack Reilly Rip Corrigan Alan Crowe f F I l 1 1 1 i 1 FIRST ROW: Dick Lewis, Harold Von Holt, Bud Staples, Mike Glass, Keith Kaonis, Bob Weigand, .L Pappas, Don Brown, Larry Weir, Bob LaCasse, John Becker, Gerald McDougall, Herbie McDon Angus Kennedy, Ken LaCasse, Peter Pauly. SECOND ROW: Dick Wagner, Roy Velling, Ray Will: Dick Kavanagh, Spike Nash, John Aughney, Leo Wininger, Jerry Mahar, Dick Kiose, Jim Seven Neil Healy, Herb Sauvageau, Jack Reilly, Bernard Whitney, Bill Kerley, Phil Thompson, .lack Bumgar John Charlton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller iCoach1, Ben Visintainer, Pat Jones, Ted Pappas, Bill Rip Corrigan, Paul Pugsley, Skip Hunting, Bob Helbling, Alan Crowe, Mark Coleman, Bruce Nel Duane Ennis, Ken Egerman, Joel Smith. Bill McCormick, John Collilon, Leo Chandler, Dick Bruya IM ,, winfi:ifl',v,12z?1fifnw,',gf'.sts'sf21zf5W11mi,- 1- is N-'pin-wwt-,--if-m 1,-gn., pa W' ,fx . - ,,. . Q: ,,,f,m 's i:s,ffzsg,f, f, .wg Hg , V li, by-.,,g,7i ., 'f' 559333, ' ,gm w.e,QLifa2:g,4l '- : 1-3: ff, - . M A- ' L 131321, qslisiiwhlg, wwsizm. lm-w, ' ' :fi-f:z:,,,. A -ffl. wq1,,3est,s?,,t ,,.tf3f55ig-:3211l5gt,1:,,'+,1-,ii - -' y y. ' ' ','1?f1f?2L-'iz' 1-is ... --A- ,3,-few 'J,ggi:1wf,' , --5 , .,. I :i,12i i Jim Severino 74 Dick Kavanagh Thompson MMG! ,LH dk W in, H mx W' af : ga ., ,ff 'mx Q V' y 1 i -fl, . , 1::'3ej57:'5,g, 5113, E . . .. .. 3,,wn,,53 sq bf S? . 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Slup Hunhng Fefe Pauly Jack Bumgarner ED FALLON gets set to take a mighty swing at a low pitch in the first L.C. game. li li J Ed Fallon H ' if , , J . ll '. , Us , -Y .,h' f - - A ,f 31 A N l, :::i5f+':3?Z',: -h 2 'gif 4V,, f t...,.,., , .5 .,.:, i '-' '- fm, Al B9Yle , . Neil Cronin FIRST ROW: Max Willzius, John O'Neil Dan Walsh P t Fl ' ,, , a anngan, Jack Croteau, Dick Lyonnais, John Cafaro, George Peterson, Bob Gariepy, Pete Curran, Pol Carroll, Jerry Garcea, Pat Jones. SECOND ROW: Chuck Beckel, Dan Harkins, Neil Cronin, AI Boyle, George Weller, Roy Velling, Tom Sprague, .lim Zinkgraf, Pat Nevers, Bob Goodwin, Nick Merriman, Ed Fallon, Bob Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Frazier lCoachl, Bill McCarthy, Bob O'Brien, John Olson, Jim Gowanlock, Bill Hallinon, Armand DeFelice, Bob Rowl C ' ' ' es, y Rief, Phil Mcleod, Mike Casey, Mr. Presley iAss'l. Coachl. Nick Merriman Dan Harkins r lflil lst Bose K W Q W M ZS ' f f Q. ' 2 1 ,I ll L gnAJ?9 W fr If 'y VM '- my ..,g 4 , M ,.,,.V, ,,,.: Beckel 2nd 'Bose JA Mevfvw im T Aiiffj Jerry Garcea Roy Velling Pitcher Tom Sprague Catcher Li George Weller ' 3rd Base im. I 5 ' My 15 ' YKTWW -.. 1 at fffuim 'U Q' S2132 M a, we 1 Mm dfU:f's PM r 'QQ 7 Q , 1 4 , ig 93. K 7 A' N wr WP4?5f 'gr ' VV i A h as . y 1' CL I 'f 1 Md ' ,Em H 'iq o , if 'QS Q! My-f- . 2 ff! . L ' fa Q ,, I, ,WW - W. 5. - me of ,- X -me me-. . we f. fa. it 9 is e f Ing P if W e 7 if 5 ,5 4 - Bob Goodwin i Wm., ,..,, NICK MERRIMAN shows L.C. that he can really B b F r make trouble of the plate. o e guson Jim Zinkgruff Pai' Nevers if , X, v I ,QM yr P' f can,-:mm , I W wfiiff Qiikfg? f'fWf?3 mix KLLV e A ,IK 1m YQ p if N v-W RAW ' ww- 14. i , f JZ Ks 51535, 5 s r HEWQ' e' 25:1- Qgkm an fel' K -av M.. . 3- K 1? ff grf Vg. ,,,., .,V, If giwglm 52753 Bob Rowles ' 'B xii i A l ' lv . . VISETSESRS ss his t 3 4 agus. liwg A Ugg x 11,5 if if 'l. Father Glancey displays compulsory arbitration. 2. Announcer Don Young broad- casts. 3. Ben Butler advertises the K.O.S. 4. Mr. Fitterer, The G.H.S. moneyman. 5. Everyone get Rotchford! 6. This smoker matches Barker and Nevers. 7. Maior Sam Grashio addresses the student body. 8. Tuma, Ross and Griffith welcome Wedemeier. 9. The visitors were Gonzaga. 'l0. Mr. Frazier fires up the team. 11. Gonzaga's spirit for competition is displayed. 12. Andy Dufner rewrites the dictionary. BOARDERS BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Bill McCormick, Terry Wedemeier, John Lynch, Phil McLeod, Ken LaCasse. SECOND ROW: Mr. LaRiviere, LaCasse lMg.r.l. TENNIS KNEELING: Herb McDonald, Jim Herlihy, Alan Giebel, Bob Weigand, Frank Gallagher. STAND- ING: Dennis Herlihy, Kent Brennan, Bill Brodersen, James Schroder, Larry Twohy. GOLF S.J. lCoachl, Pele Pauly, Alan Crowe, John C ob K EELING: Pal Conlon, Don Dube, Dave er, Nick Merriman. STANDING: Bob hi y, Frayne McAlee, Larry Smith, Pal K Lyn . . JCI T FROSH BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Ed Ives, Bill Auvil, DeWayne Boyd, Dan Lanoue, Skip Carbon, Pal Raney lMgr.l. SECOND ROW: Bob Borbeau, Jerry O'Connor, Jack McKenna, Jerry Seilz, Jim Nelson, Bucky Boulen, Pal Jones, Herb Cunz, Ray Mosher. 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O 4 Spin, ' IN :sag A sTnTuc wis im 'S ' 'F' S JI ' A I New PACE with sPoxANz's saewmq enecrzo KN Mwonv ,airmen 'rar Review or wma :sou NLE. my conenxruiaren Pnruumow, A NEW auiwme was gjor ENs. J.aMoN::e::AN :amz -r.. ..,,,,. ,,.. U... 5901494 5 l60NZA6A ON :Ts siwen Juanes, C-ONSTRUCTED IN I887 CALLED ,1l.lS.N..0NE or sonziexs inf ff W' w W Q'm't , :Ts LAW scuooi. AND ITS ekuwrii GONZAGA ggsgffsa:-2. 4 H HNOBLEST sons. :.1,2TQQi21',j,f,,f'f'Q i 'N' 5' 'le :Nw A umvznsity IN IQIZ. I ,,,,, SS 4: SS S ,,,,, H.,.,,S SS. ,,,, ht.. .S S -S ...,....... SS ,,,,,,, SS 1 ,e I l - S ,luiesft- fag s :ea - 5 x S, I Q .S S S - - is ig. iii. r .,,,,+ Rex. u ,qi .N I 5 J- - HTY- W- ..,L I ,Q I g .TY ! A ,. v X, ,, 4' I . SSSS ff 1 fig, 'W 'S W ifwt . Q th J 1, 5 , If -1:5 , Q . .sy --. 3 . .S iw? N755 X 1 , Q ' Tehzsqt l KXJ W 5, : If s ' , 5 'N--. 1 .1 1 Y . L Mft' ifggiszmna ren :uve sem succsssrun IN avenv want org . asm wm: we enema szsoaooo exw:Ns:oN oaoennm unosnwsv RE PAST 60 YEARS. NOW UDEDUCATIUNAL, ITS DOURS n QGDNZAGA UNIVERSITY STANDS A5 A MONUMENT T0 SPOKANE AND ME 0'EN..I9..lPE, REE0.COLUR ORNQQES jigs, ,INIIIINQ ENPQIRQLOFFERING me rmsst IN ciimsrim eoucmon. FIRST SEMESTER 1 - School opens. Oh well, we have to do something once in awhile. 16 - Merry-Go-Round. The Pups sweep the annual classic. 23 - We scuttle the rough and ready Pirates 12-7. 4 - Philomathea Open House. I never do anything wrong in school, Mom! 11 - Frosh Night. Just wait 'till I get to be a sophomore! 3 - Kick-off rally for Curtis Drive. Sell more magazines for a better band. 3, 4 - Quarter Exams. :Don't worry, Dad, l've got all next quarter to bring up my grades. 4 - Gonzaga trips Indians 26-6 to sew up their co-champ spot. 19 - We reach our Curtis quota and earn our promised holiday. 21, 22, 23 - Retreat. Quietness and solemnity fill the halls, 24, 25 -- Thanksgiving vocation. We really needed a rest. 25 - Students have a night of frolic at the Annual Knight Flight. 18 - Gonzaga Night. The Juniors show their acting ability as they take first prize. 23 - Christmas Vacation. The joyous Yule Season is here again. 3 - Back to school. All Good things must come to an end. 18, 19 - Semester Exams. Why does this have to happen to me? Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May Moy SECOND SEMESTER 27 - Mark Richeson grabs prexy spot in student body elections. 2, 3 - Cold Holidays. l hope it stays 25' below until spring. 17 - Gonzaga wins its first league game of the season from l.. C. 43-38. 28 - Junior Elocution Contest. The Frosh and Sophomores display their speaking ability. 3 - Bullpups scalped by the Indians to end league season with six defeats and two victories. 15 - Modern Ciceros appear at annual Latin Elocution Contest. 16, 17, 18 - Gonzaga High makes a fine showing at the G. U. Debate Tourney. 17 - Founder's Day. How did you enjoy St. Patrick's Day? 23, 24 - Quarter Exams. What will happen when my report card arrives home? 5-11 - Easter Vacation. The joyous season of Easter is here before we know it. 20 - Baseball season opens against Rogers. Won't it ever do anything but rain? 8 - Track squad travels to Pullman meet. 4 -- Glee Club and Band perform to full house at Spring Concert. 15, 16, 17 -- Senior Rerteat. A time to think of things to come. 25'29 - Final Exams. l've just got to make good on this one! 28 - Baccalureate Mass and Graduation. We've done our best, Seniors. From now on it's up to you. Our Policy - Your Protection Your Protection - Our Policy FIRE - CASUALTY - AUTO INLAND MARINE - SURETY BONDS H. S. 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Murphy, Owner Dr. Bert Whitford Dr. Robert Gray Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Licensed by State Examination 33 Years in Spokane PARRISH'S FLOWERS FINE FLowERs Moderately Priced W. 826 Sprague Avenue PHONE: MAIN 3537 RI. 1475 Corner Sprague 8- Wall, Spokane 8, Wash. Compliments Cijmpliments of of RIDPATH HOTEL GEORGE ELMER BROWN Residential Hotel and ATTORNEY N. 5202 Market Street Hotel Apa rtments W. 514 First MA. 4206 'l. Jim Maher and his hot rod. 2. Smile when you say that. 3. Tuma shows Stach how to tie a tie. 4. The Luigian staFf beholds its All-American award. 5. Winner Ben Butler shows his prize to other almost winners . 6. Corrigan sees a mouse. 7. K.O.S. members seem to enioy the food. 8. Kalispel, here we come. 9. The German club and its emblems. 10. Mr. Pete Higgins speaking at the football banquet. 11. The Frosh pull a double play. 12. Gonzaga plays host to Northwest Christian. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES FROM Gus J. Bouten Construction Co. Qeaeza! wdhddfddd N 627 NAPA KE 9 S kane 15, Washington WANT A ARTISTIC IRON Goon POSITION? WORKS ATTEND Ksu! 'Ir at 'A' Get your training where employers get their office help. COURSES Stenographic Master of Accounts Secretarial Pre-College Business Calculating Machines Administration Free Lifetime Employment Department KINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY South 110 Howard, Spokane, Washington Light Structurol Steel Fire Escopes cmd Stoirs Orhomermtcil Roilings i' i' i' Office and Factory E 29 Montgomery Spokane I3, Washington Phone: GI. 4493 Used Cars Bought 81 Sold Texaco Products 770244 K qfalleuhad 'a PARKWATER AUTO SALES 81 SERVICE 'k i' Willys - Overland 'A' 'k 5303 E. Trent Parkwater, Washington Phone: KE. 9345 MEN! Correct dress is o greot fcictor in your business success. Be ossured of riotioholly famous mer1's weor, right prices cmd expert odvice Gt... Corner Sprague 8. Wall 40 Years of Leadership S I s and Service On All C merciol R f g otio d Air C d g 'COMMERCIAL ' coMrANY BR. 0348 N- 1907 Washington St. Compliments of RUDY F. PAETAL WHOLESALE CANDY AN D TOBACCO Best Wishes POLLY ANNA BAKERY BR. 5215 N. 1821 Divisn THE BLUE 'Me HOT LUNCHES - We Mr. 81 Mrs O. L. H U B BARD WHOLESALE ONLY i' Drugs i' Sundries Y Stationery 1' School Supplies Y Gloves Y Notions 'A' Electric Mdse. Cong rcitulofions from 1 DAviDsoN's BAKING 1 'COM PANY SUNBEAM CAKES 1 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ' HITE INN Hmmm - SCHOOL SUPPLIES : Pahamge D. Hurley I JACOBSEN'S BREAD ALWAYS FI NE s1N1cE 1889 I Compliments I of VERNS PIES k. 5151 3318 N.w. Blvd. I COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ' PEPSI COLA Hits the Spot if sz? XA? WESTERN BOTTLING CO Compliments ond Best Wishes To The Graduating Closs of '50 from SQUIRT NESBITT COMPANY Compliments of JAMES SMYTH PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. N. 216 Division Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1950 from B U R G A N ' S N. 1120 Division BR. 0186 Best Wishes to the Class of '50 PARK ROAD l.G.A. Orchard Avenue WA. 4660 Lumber and Building Materials for Your HOME One Piece or a Truck Load E. C. OLSON LUMBER CO. GL. 1646 Best Wishes ED'S LUNCH N. 1218 Standard Best Wishes SPOKANE MEAT SUPPLY, INC. 928 W. Mallon BR. 2812 Spokane, Washington CATHOLIC BOOKS Congratulations! to the Class of '50 De Sales Catholic Library and Book Shop PIERONE AND BRUNS MENSWEAR W. 707 Sprague RI. 1664 824 W. Sprague, Opposite The Davenport Eongfzatulatiaaa TO THE CLASS OF '50 FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENTS Seated: Jock McKenna, Joe Gcigliordi, Jim Nelson. Standing: Bill Joy, Torn Hynes. 71am 756 7ze45mea 66444 af '55 Qaad .fuck Za lie 66444 af 50 GAMMA BETA Compliments of STITZ GROCERY 1o3 E. MissloN GARDEN LAN ES Congratulations the Class of 1950 Worthy of Your Trust AN DY'S A. c. UPTAGRAFFT Precise Prescription Service Old National Bank Building Where Quality is Higher Than Price BELL FURNITURE CO. 319 Riverside - 320 Sprague Spokane, Washington Phone: Main 1386 Phone: MA. 2364 - Spokane 8, Wash. Compliments Compliments of A of NORTHWESTERN TITLE INSURANCE co. P- M- JACUY J' F- Hunt' President wHol.EsALE s. RETAIL CANDY Title Bldg. MAin 2106 AND CIGARS Serving the People of the Okanagan Valley and Chelan Valley With Efficiency and Comfort OKANOGAN VALLEY BUS LINES W. 429 First Ave. MA. 3369 Compliments to the Class of '50 COCA-COLA BOTTLING, INC. Spokane, Washington Compliments of WARREN, LITTLE 81 LUND Plumbing 81 Heating W. 809 SECOND RIVERSIDE 7105 Good Luck - Best Wishes to the Class of '50 SPOKANE SURGICAL SUPPLY 74? Zadaty Compliments to the JEWELRY GIFTS ' Closs of 1950 from Az. .. PRICES yuan gmzzvemfasmf BEN CIIIIN JEWELERS E. 5207 Trent LA. 4153 722 RIVERSIDE AVE. WISHING THE CLASS OF 1950 THE PEAK OF SUCCESS IN FUTURE YEARS , , 753 X X f 1-,,' I Sack 5 204664 MT. SPOKANE IN MIDWINTER by L. G. NUMBERS 706446419 ide Qmdaczzfee tie Faced af Succeed an ?az'me Zane NU-ART STUDIO 621 zulcon sulLnlNG sPoKANE, wAsHlNGToN fresh fresher freshest SILVER LOAF Enriched Bread Better Baked in the WorId's Largest All-Electric Oven Congratulations from WiIson's Restaurant Home of the one and only CHIP STEAK in Spokane Corner of Sprague 81 Stevens With Every Best Wish 'i' to the Class of '50 CENTRAL Strictl Tailored to Order Y P R E It M I x - - Suits, Coats and Slacks for Men and Women MEN EN TAILORS 413 W. Riverside Spokane 8, Washington Dial: MA. 3847 Concrete Ready to Pour Guaranteed Quality N. 805 DIVISION BR. 2155 'lr Compliments from THE VARIETY MARKET Leo Hobson Tires - Batteries - Accessories 1007-I'I N. Division Street TUXEDOS Complete Outfit, including shirt, collar, ties and studs. Single or double-breasted-- iALL SIZES, 55.00 ond S6.50i Costumes for School Plays, Masquerades, Rodeos, Etc., at low rentals. We Ship Anywhere. BR. 3393 I I MILLER-DERVANT 'I0'l7 W. Riverside MAin 6642 Congratulations P R A T T sPoKANs FILM DEVELOPING FURNITURE CO. Co' N. 215 POST Complete Photo Service Servicing Your Neighborhood Store S. 'I0'I Division St. RI. 04'I4 The Easiest Place in Town to Buy Furniture Richie Motors 24-Hour Shop Service and Towing 220 W. Moin RI. 2546 L. W. PILKEY A. S. BROWN JONES 81 MITCHELL CO. Insurance and Surety Bonds Hutton Building Spokane 8, Washington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM I0 . . . CLASS OF '52 CLASS OFFICERS - Ist Semester DEL SELLS, President DICK HACKER, Secretary DICK KAVANAGH, Vice-President JERRY MELLICK, Treasurer KEMP WORKCUFF, Sergeant-at-Arms CLASS OFFICERS - 2nd Semester LEO WININGER, President DAN KOLBET, Secretary DICK KAVANAGH, Vice-President FRED HEPTON, Treasurer KEMP WORKCU FF, Sergeant-at-Arms 74e Zaye af 'Yen cw gacmgez men 1' Dick Adsitt Pat Byrne Jim Costello Mike Dahy Lee Elliott John Gerber 'Bob Glassmaker Dick Hacker Jack Hampson Jim Maher Walt Henningson John MacCsI'ain Fred Hepton Mike McCIorty Pat Jones Jerry Mellick Dick Kavanagh Chuck Morris Bob Kees Mike Morrison Don Kolbet Lloyd Peters Chuck Lowery Gene Pupo Del Sells Dick Strantz John Vecchio Ben Visintainer Leo Wininger Kemp Workcutf Ben Zampetti One of 20 Departments in Dodson's Large Jewelry Store Compliments of DODSON'S w. 517 RIVERSIDE MA. 4163 Zara Dacaatauw 766 execute ?omaZcz6n FERN CANDY H. I. iShinei McKENNA LIGHT LUNCHES HOMEMADE CANDY 332W W. Riverside RI. 9412 Congratulations to the Graduates Congratulations To The ffm CLASS of '50 FRANK PUPO 81 SONS from F-RUITS St VEGETABLES REA WE TER F EL CO. Washington Market G T S N U Phqneg MAin 1686 E. 210 Boone BR. 2101 McGOVERN-CARROLL COMPANY COMPLETE INSURANCE Y. M. C. A. Sponsors of HI-Y CLUBS Basketball -- Boxing -- Swimming Body Building and Recreational Groups OPERATORS OF Y. M. C. A. SERVICE cAMP REED ON FAN LAKE For IO5 years the Young Men's Christian 624 Peyton Bldg, MA,2334 Association has been training youth for leadership. Allender S. Brown, President L. B. Knisley, General Secretary , Compliments of Compliments BOYLE of FUEL C0- ALLEN's CAFE ii? N. 1014 DIVISION PHONE: BROADWAY 1121 ' W. 412 RIVERSIDE C Congratulations, Class of l95O LES CRITZER'S Mews si-lor Headquarters for WlNTHROP SHOES W. 712 Sprague There's Always a Better Show at the ORPHEUM THEATRE Senator James Jimmy Keefe 3rd District SPROUSE-REITZ CO. 5c - 'l0c - 'l5c Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES C-ood Merchandise at Low Prices Hamilton Near Mission Compliments of FARMIN, ROTH ROCK, 81 PARROTT COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Paulsen Bldg. - Phone Rl. 1101 Spokane, Washington Geo. E. Brady C. L. Sampson A Smeg was , Compliments of PHYSICIANS 81 SURGEONS TENTS suPPLY co. Canoes Pradurfs Of Ill Mad: Lfoigngwgwgsgg' 405 Riverside Avenue A C0-PARTNERSHIP Best Wishes to Class of '50 from A Everything for Hunting Everything for Fishing ODEGARD'S Janson Shell Service SPORT CENTER Mission and Hamilton Hillyqrd GL' 9007 5218 N. Market GL. 9257 'l. The Curtis dance after a basketball game, 2. The Science Club fattens new members on hamburger and dishwater. 3. The ever faithful managers. 4. Coach Presley maps out some plays. 5. Andy Dufner gives his snow shovel a rest. 6. Chuck Beckel eats a pie the hard way. 7. Garcea and Mahar slug it out. 8. Kook Goodwin walks off with the Inspirational Award. 9. Lee Renner and Herman Feist combine their talents in study hall. 10. Smiling winners of the Curtis Subscription Drive. 'l'l. Frank Ross lands a big one. 12. A tense moment at Hart Field. Washing Parking Lubrication Accessories Service Tires PETERS BROTHERS - UNION OIL STATION SPRAGUE AND wAsHlNGToN WM There is Always Q sewer iii? E G- Siatgririlrphgilmxa? ,W I if 55 if ff If W MEF? Congratulations to the Class of '50 DOERR'S JEWELERS W. 717 Riverside MA. 4640 Compliments of gee. Stafzcmeld Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing N. 10 Post Street, Spokane, Washington MA. 9553 Congratulations to the Class of '50 CARNATION CO. Congratulations to the Class of '50 Compliments of ROWLES Fresh Milk and Ice Cream Home of Fine Foods W. 411 Cata-Ido 605 W. Sprague MA. 3393 Congratulations to the Meat cutting H p,,,,e,, Food B Lockers Graduates TRAVO'S FQUNTAIIN We' 2 bfi 'ii Sprague at Lincoln RI. 9333 C .:1,- '-D, PENGUIN. COLD STORAGE N. 1325 Division BR. 4257 Compliments of FIALA SPORTING GOODS EX. Fine Sporting Goods for Less We Trade 315-in Main Ave. RI. 0505 Spokane, Washington 22225122 50E?IAl!Zi,,lI13':fI4l1INd Q 12?a22:,:sg1:i:232af22a:e:f..:5K'Ff4'5fYF9?' --1:1 2.1122-14 .- WE DUPLICATE BROKEN LENSES ONE Of Int MOS! MODUKN Gilt-DKNG LABORAYDIIES IN SPOIANK nimiia. oem K maiwl cum oem glhlflll? 8'fiis 7 l T 12. Disprwsuva OI-'TICIANS W 418 RIVERSIDE Compliments of BARSTONE FUEL CO. REX GILLOGLY WHITING COAL STOKERS SALES AND SERVICE N. 821 Division Telephone: Broadway 2255 NEW AND LOVELY THINGS ARE ARRIVING DAILY Drop in Anytime You Are Most Welcome :Q i:. ,7, NVQ - C . , ..,.. Tlx I SARTCRI l N.'r'faMw.Ln'ataeET Compliments of HORDEMANN'S HANDY GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Drinks N. 1624 Ash, Spokane, Washington BR. 5099 Congratulations and Success To the Class of '50 BOYD-CON LEE CO. HAY - GRAIN - FEED DEALERS Best Wishes to the Graduates from Eugene's Flower Shop N. 7 Wall MAin 1173 Paul C. Reding WATCH REPAIRING Home Address S. 601 Haven St. LA- 4258 MAin 3492 319 Rookery Building Spokane 8, Washington The Home of Quality Home Furnishings SYMMES FURNITURE 119 N. Post Rl. 2275 Hardware - Furniture - Paints Electrical Appliances KEHOE HARDWARE Mrs. lThos. E.l Agnes Kehoe, Prop. N. 5002 MARKET STREET SPOKANE, WASH. GL. 1183 Y -fl Ii i ' 1- ' 'f'f X 7 t ' ' , ff R t ,, R R1 ctw-irtt,J,.f,1 1- it t an ,,tl5 p,, , 'ww W' 1ltlil M D 3, - 'Mg ' dt 1 ' ' 5 it 1 -.f' . ' v VY, wa' 1 ' 15 - I tl ,.fx'1' ' V W W',t, - Q n ' d iujwx .vlnfll 1 IRM ' I 'il' g ., ' ' 'H 1 wh- tt. gi V- , I, I , M I 1 sqm 4, I, If A tl Q l -5 Yvv,liJ,,QN . 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Authentic Renowned from coast-to-coast UN'VER5'TY for soon Fooo 'll Private Dining Rooms Y for Special Occasions ours . . . at Relax in the Beautiful Silver Room for University Men SPOKANE HOTEL at Fifgf 8, Sfeyens CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '50 from ROOM 31 - CLASS OF '52 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Left to riglhtz Herby McDonald, treasurer, Tom Vaughn, Sergeant at-arms, Don Barker, vice-pres ident, John Olson, president Frank Vedelago, secretary. Don Barker Jim Brodersen John Bowers Mike Casey Armand DeFeIice Jim Flynn Frank Gorman Jim Herlihy Cus Kennedy Dick Leitch Phil McLeod Bill fMcCarthy Herb McDonald Jim Mertens Bob O'Brien CLASS MEMBERS I Fr. Toulouse, S.J. Moderator SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Kneeling: Jim I-lerlihy, treasurer, Herby IMcDonaId, secretary. Stand- ing: Peter Pauly, Sergea-nt-at- arms, Tom Volk, vice-president, Max Wiltzius, president. John Olson Peter Pauly Cy Rief Herb Sauvageau Jerry Schoenberg Tom Scott Mike Steben Phil Thompson Tom Vaughn Frank Vedelago Tom Volk John Walton Bernard Whitney Dick Winegard Max Wiltzius THE KAUFEP CO. CATHOLIC suPPi.Y House N. 17 Monroe -- Phone: MA. 4758 University Hardware Electric Appliances - Paint Sporting Goods - Hardware G. O. TOMS ELECTRIC CO. Electric Motors is Our Business Industrial Sizes 81 Component Parts Phone: MA. 3195 W. 319 Second Avenue Spokane 8, Washington 1209 N. Hamilton GL. 4683 Compliments of the SPOKANE GAS 81 FUEL CO- N. 25 Monroe St. MA. 5251 Congratulations to the Class ot '50 Cowen's Pharmacy w. 404 Riverside MA. 2331 Best Wishes To Class of 1950 NEWTON LBR. 81 FUEL CO. Spofford 81 Belt BR. 1231 Compliments of Fox Metal Products Sheet Metal - Air Conditioning Heating - Ventilation N. 907 Howard Street Phone: BR. 4670 KLATT JEWELERS FINE JEWELRY WATCH REPAIRING P. B. KLATT North 3 Wall Street See 744f Old 1454401119644 P LYNN J. BRowNsoN For Anything in the Automobile Line USED 'CAR - OR REPAIRS - o a new Dodge - Plymouth at DISHMAN, WASHINGTON Phone: WAlnut 6202 Complimentsff-.ond Best Wishes to The Graduating Cless of '50 from JOEY AUGUST'S TAVERNS Where Old Friends Meet 1226 Hamilton - W. 102 Second ROY VELTRI, Manager Phone: FA. 2511 E. 130 MISSION AVENUE L fr 255495-'JL' 1 Q W M 1.1'1111Q1fD y i,a -,1hi '111111!'1l41n1n1f4mrB rrri s LAU N D RY yy ffifl O CL L. J. ROT1-:WELL ROBERT I.. ROTHWELL Spokane 13, Wosh. Qngaalalazfdme Za tie 66444 of f?50 MMM Bob Bobst Don Busby Bo-b Capato Pat Carrol John Charlton Jack Croteau Pete Curran Bill Glassmaker Ron Gooley Ken LaCasse John Lynch Pat McGinn Joe McNabb Mike Nestor Lorin O'Gara CLASS OFFICERS President ............................ PETE CURRAN Vice-President .................. ROCKY ROTHROCK Secretary ....... ....... P AT CARROLL Treasurer ......... ..................... B ILL VIA Sergeant-at-Arms ................. PAUL SCHRODER ROOM 20, CLASS OF 1951 uawdgjhpwd John O'Rourke Duke Robinson Rocky Rothrack Dan Salokar Don Schoenberg Paul Schrader Kay Schuster Larry Sherman Alan Thierer Jack Thompson Jim Upton Bill Via Dick Wagner Paul Weaver Terry Wedemeier ghy. BRAND .FOODS FROM YOUR FRIENDLY RED 81 WHITE GROCER HE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR REDDY SALUTES THE GRADUATES! Congratulations on your reaching this high step toward your educational goal. The friendly team of over a thou- sand employees of the Washington Water Power Company wishes you continued success from here on. I if Good Luck and Best Wishes to all the Grads 707-711 Sprague Avenue Spokane, Washington Best Wishes to the I95O Graduates from TOMBARl'S EAST MISSION MARKET O-PEN EVERY DAY Corner Mission 8- Napa LA. 2593 Congrotulotions To the Senior Class ot 1950 .Ei 'ie Compliments of The Original QUARTERBACK CLUB of Spokane RIDPATH HOTEL ED'S MARKET THE Red 81 White STORE O GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE Phone: WA. 1493 Orchard Ave BEST WISI-IES to the nifty class of '50 FROM . . . the men who are in and win everything wigs ROOM 26 Wdmma af: LOYALTY CUP CURTIS DRIVE Y GONZAGA NIGHT I K I if Vaddaddaml Wdmwza Joe Sontgerath, Cu rtis Drive Pete O'Hara, Sodality trip to Rome Contest Joe Cozzetto, third in N.W. Dramatic Read- ing Joe Zimmerman, third in Latin Elocution Symbols of Room 26 - Wins and Activities Room 26 backs activities: 4 in debatingg 8 in Leashg 2 in Glee Clubg 2 in Bandg 6 in Dramaticsg 2 on Luigian staffg 2 on C-onzagan staffg 5 in Science Clubg i in German Clubg 2 in Chess Clubg 4 in Senior Elocution finalsg 4 in Latin Elocution finals. . . and sports: 4 Iettermen in footballg I in basketballg 3 in trackg 3 in baseballg 3 in golf. JIM GOWANLOCK, President DAN HARKINS, Secretary JOE COZZETTO, Vice-President DAVE HAMER, Treasurer Don Adams Richard Bruya William Colliton RONNIE FRY, Sergeant-at-Arms John Leslie Mike McLaughlin R' h d M M h John Rademacher Gary Rickel, ic ar c a on Dennis Rotchford Pat Conlon Shirley Nash Joe Sontgerath Don Curran Pete O'Hara Jim Severino John Hagel Don Peters William Thamm Leslie Harlow George Peterson Joe Zimmerman William KGYIGY Mr. Francis J. Greene, S.J., moderator Congratulations to the Class ot I95O YOUR CATHOLIC EDUCATIGN IS A PRICELESS HERITAGE 'A' Compliments of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS i' 'A' Compliments of HEN N ESSEY FUNERAL HOME 'k i' Schools . . . Colleges . . . Universities all over America have this to soy --HUEBIICI-I YE RBIIHII ovl ivtess 55- F A--' I W? to 'Om FROM Fhonlgme I WX: Serve? ,Nam 001 mom wcmam... The o'fGoN,.. GLM this , D or V0 oh vvease know how. 'The staif and I were very much Sa,uIdaYea1-books at l wpteclillax Very mit You W om eo0gefw pleased with our annual.. We Us thisy and wel-enved in tow we are A X 'Na m io: 11 wlere k have- received many compliments are ve 17101-ning 'delivered B annqaxvxatxo yo!! X G boliks gegxwhh XUSXWI on the book. 1:15 whoryh salififactlgry They gertsinlto tglliluh avlillfl ABIG' yy In k een y ave 1001: and II10 y Bama toni svecixig .Nath Xe Rgebuo be congzlenihusiajgc at ,hem favor' us 00 A w vm! 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