Gonzaga Preparatory School - Luigian Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

vn.. .,-.-.. , m-of .-1 npr 5.79- 47 ' ,7 If - ,z 1' ' ,' CQQVX f f ,Z 6 IUFD LUIGIAN . f x x PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OE GONZAGA PREPARATORY SCHOOL SPOKANE, WASHINGTON W? 1 DEDICATION In all the history of the Roman Catholic Church there has probably never been a Pope of more humble beginnings than those of Angelo Guisseppe Roncalli, John the 23rd. , Christ's Vicar on Earth, and the religious head of countless millions of Catholics throughout the world. Born in a meager farmhouse in Sotto Il Monte, Italy, Angelo grew up and Worked alongside the men in the vineyards. When only eleven he decided to enter the priesthood, and after much hard work he received a scholarship to the Pontifical Seminary in Rome. Nor is our Pope merely a pious old man ignorant of the world around him. He was drafted into the Italian Army ten years after ordination and served in World War I first as a medical corps sergeant, and later as a lieutenant chaplain. In 1925 Pius X gave him his first diplomatic assignment, Apostolic Visitor to Bulgaria. In 1935 he was sent to Turkey and Greece as Apostolic Delegate. When Ron- calli was informed he had been made Nuncio to France, he asked his superiors if they were mad. He, a poor bishop, a Nuncio to France? But his humble- ness was overshadowed by his ability, and in 1953 our dearly beloved Pius XII made Roncalli a cardinal, and Patriarch of Venice. And now as Pope, this thought typifies the character of the man Who is indeed our spirtual father, Above all else think of me as a priest . 3 INTRO CLASSES 20-39 ACTIVITIES 40-65 SQKKW 511551 KB- DuC'rloN ln W? SENIORS 66 85 ATHLETICS 86 H3 ACADEMICS II4 I36 .fir RECTOR'S MESSAGE Z l FR. FRANCIS MASTERSON, S.J. Dear Graduate: When you receive your diploma at the Commencement Exercises, you will feel a sense of achievement. It will mean the successful completion of four years of work with the approval of many instructors. Many of you have taken the opportunity to expand your abilities in the various fields of debate, elocution and sports. ln those fine extracurricular activities you have acquired the spirit of cooperation, self-sacrifice and devotion to your school. However the real test of your accomplishment will come within the next few years. Just how deep did the roots of self-sacrifice and faith really set? We will Watch your progress with the greatest of interestg and We hope that you will be such a man in a life of devoted duty, that we may continue to be proud that we were a help to you. 6 PRffNCIPAL'S MESSAGE 5 Ny. Z Q FR. RICHARD O'DAY, S.J. Over four hundred years ago, St. Ignatius instructed his Jesuit followers ever to seek the greater and longer lasting goodifor God's glory. Since that time, Jesuits have determined that good to be two things: The missions and the education of youth. They have been convinced of this for four hundred years and they maintain that same conviction today. Many other important and great works are undertaken by the Society of Jesus, but still the Jesuits feel that even now the missions and the schools are their most important works. The importance of the missions is obviousg the importance of schools, not so obviousg for here the results are neither evident nor are they dramatic. Only years later do the seeds of Catholic education flower and blossom into a devout family life and a Christian-civic leadership. Ephemeral academic or athletic success is not the aimg nor is it the justification of the Jesuit system. The success or failure of your education will only appear in the future. That future begins the day you leave Gonzage Prep and concludes with the end of your lives. May God grant that what you have been given here will prove durable, durable enough that you may seek His greater glory in all places, at all times, in all things. 7 fs, 11 wfm Mlfmlll ' 1 A: K N WV 'i 5 5 S s 5 s a s 2 X f E gs T? ii Secretary Rod Adams y U . STUDENT BODY OFFICEQSJ Qwkwfjd, 1.7 Treasurer Joe McKinnon President Terry Flannery FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER 532:23 T ai? Ai A WIT WSW, L K 5 ,TJ My WW Vice President Tom Shine N Q YB d A Frosh Consultoi Bud Hare Vice President Bill Condon T535 I , was uigi Gonzaga was born on March 9, 1568, in the small Italian hillside village of Castiglione, of wealthy parentage. nder no external pressure, at the age of seventeen, he gave up his title and entered the Society of Jesus. n 1591, then only twenty-three years of age, he died of the plague ministering to the poor and sick of Rome. onzaga University was founded in Spokane, Washington more than three hundred years later and named after him. n succeeding years, the high school division of the University published a yearbook called the LUIGIAN in honor of him. nd once more we of the LUIGIAN staff respectfully present the. . . . ineteen hundred and fifty-nine edition. 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Vic cip I Q' Principal Treasurer, Public Relations x f er . Q W X . iz ? Fr. William A. Allen, S. J. Algebra II, American Historyg Student Confessor Fr. Hugh J. Boyle, S. J. Religion III, IV, Latin III, Public Relations. Fr. Charls A. Chapman, S. J. Religion IV, Latin IV, Typingg Student Confessor. Fr. John A. Coughlin, S.J. Religion I, Latin I, English Ig Student Confessor 'M 'Y 'U'm f 3 .1 -crazy'-ff Fr. John J. Dunn, S. J. Religion lg Student Confessor. Fr. John J. Goudie, S. J. Religion III, Religion IV, Spiritual Father. Fr. Ronald J. Herron, S.J. English HI, Religion III, Moderator of Knights of the Leashg Student Confessor. diary ll UW X59 Fr. Harry Jahn, S. J. Religion Il'lg Assistant Minister. fm Fr. Wilfred Schoenberg, S.J. Sociologyg Religion IVg Senior C ounselorg Supervisor of Grounds. 4+ 1,11 4Qf.,,O'0? J f Fr. Victor Zehnder, S. J. General Scienceg Algebra Ig General Mathg Counselor. Mr. Joseph Cassidy, S. J. Latin I, Ilg English Ilg Ameri- can Historyg Moderator of LUIGIAN. Fr. Frank Masterson, S Algebra Ig Superior . Fr. Richard Sisk, S. J. Modern Historyg Religion Senior Counselor. n 3' 44 ,fl R ' lx ' f ,.- Q W it , 1 f Mr. Emmett Carroll, Latin IVg English IVQ tor of Junior Sodality and zagan. Mr. Patrick Church, English IHg French Ig Room. S wmv t 0 3 W ' 071.0 1 ii' i f -N M14-04. Thomas Connoll , S J. Modern Historyg En is Hg Moderator of Sophomore So- dalityg Property Room. can lggiiff ..N,E lVIr. Paul Fitterer, S. J. Religion Ig English Ig Latin Ilg Moderator of Freshman Property Room. Mr. James Kaufer, S.J. Religion IIIg English IVg Latin Ilg Moderator of Glee Club. Mr. John Lynch, S.J. Chemistryg Frosh Debateg Moderator of Science Club. 1VIr. James Conyard, S.J. X I , Literature Ig English Ig Coach i'l?.1ji??g.Q4 qw .., fWka..,... -'lie W., of Midgetsg Photography. Mr. Robert Goebel, S.J. Religion Hg English Ilg Book Storeg Pep Clubg Dramatics. ff - N 5 5 we,..pf,.. J i.,'9f' 'Siu-......w'r' 1, Mr. Joseph Laudwein, S. J. Algebra IIQ Librarian. ,Z-Ziff ,Vw-'adjulf 1 'l 04 0'fv52 df I ffm ff! Mr. Daniel Meyer, S. J. Latin 11g Greek I, 11: Modera- tor of Senior Sodalityg Frosh Football Coach. A, 'J .t -W W' Mr. William O'Mal1ey, S.J. Geometryg Golfg Frosh Foot- ball Coach. Mr. John S. Schwarz, S. J. American Historyg Economicsg Football Coach. Mr. Robert Tanksley, S. J. English 115 Latin Ig Ancient History, Moderator of De- bate. Mr. Richard B. McGinn Bookkeepingg Typingg Book- keeper. f 1 ffffadfvx ,fgfjqlwd 'j 4,-ZL!..fafC4fDZ3 Mr. Robert Schlim, S. J. Physicsg Trigonometryg Cross Countryg Lockers. Mr. George P. St. Hilaire, S. J. Latin I, Ilg French Ig English Ilg Librarian Consultor. . I a fl nf ,, 2. . 'Jr 14 kffxayyflff J I I0 Iv MVK!!! sf gl Mr. James Taylor, S. J. Ancient Historyg Property Room. Mr. William Frazier Typingg Commercial Lawg Football and Basketball Coach. J M r. Patrick Cavanaugh English Ig History lg Band. Mr. Donald J. Miller English 115 French Hg Phy. Ed. Instructorg Asst. Football Coachg Track Coach. km, Mrs. Margaret Miller Office secretary Student Counselor. 19 LW chaff Matthew Kelly Custodian Mr. Joseph Schauble Algebra Ig Typingg Basketball Coachg Phy. Ed. Instructor. CLASSES 6, ,Q M A 5 um, ii 5 ,S fw I 4551i WFWWN2 EHHHHl EHHHHE SS P ...W ...K W ll I I it Y R T1 an mu rm 'ww I wp., Henry Haddock and Hugh Kuzara are against the set- ting of the Veterans' Hospit- al. -r ,, i fir A ik '. . V f Q T 231-ifffa , QQ? , 1.. g , 2 ,Lf 1-rw. ' . pf f 7 Z w . -:V f fa , A iyw nsig .f ff ,z . 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A l fu - If' 2 fe 1 J S , 5 G , l M ig ' r 1 S , , J If L .L 38 Terry Bowen Mark Gabrielson Frank Mulrine Harold Manfred Bob McCann Richard Nisley Fred Roberg Bob Rasmusson Jim Tully Mike Adams John Ardner Denny Arndt Len Buechler Dallas Danforth Loren Deranleau Ed Gosk Nick Hill Mike Kain Steve Kuder Pat O'Donne1l Charles Pickolick Louis Rector Dick Scott Steve Wolter CT I A IVITIES F f45Y 3Sfi5r X, f Te ou and Dee Denny Olson, seated McKinnon, SENIOR SODALITY First row Mike Sullivan, Joe Esposito, John Cooney, Joe McKinnon, Bud Stimson, Mel Wicks. Second row Bob Johnston, Pat Ford, Denny Olson, Nelson Shinnick, Mike Moran, Chuck Tilford, Bill Maddigan The Senior Sodality, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Meyer , S. J. , comple- ted a very successful year. The first meeting foreshadowed an excellent year when the members elected Dennis Olson as Student Prefect and Mike Moran as Secretary-Treasurer. Some of the very successful activities sponsored by the Senior Sodality or in which they participated were several days of recollection, a food drive for poor families, Sodality-sponsored dances, and raising money for the missions. These and the diligent performance of their daily spiritual duties helped the Senior So- dality put to practice the high ideals of the Sodality. Discussing a new project are Bob John- Sodality members pictured in Chapel ston B111 Maddigan Mike Moran and are Ted Wolf, Nelson-Shinnick, and Joe K vw wr lb' ci My tg, Wi mcg ,,W,,,,,. lx, Q- M ,f,,,,k . kg . ,Hilti 5 T5 1 a l l '- ir MR. TOM CONNOLLY First row: Jim Sharp, Dennis Bewley, Mike Welsh, Don Kelly, John Aslin, John Stone, Ed Muzatko, Keith Weller, Joe Albo, Bill Plummer, Tom LaLone, John Martin. Second row: Tim Lederle, Fred Huddleston, Jerry Vandervert, Tom Lynch, Pete Byrne, Steve Dubois, John Mumm, Pete Wanderer, Steve Corvi, Mark Ehlinger, Bill Leaming, John Lamp. Third row: Jon Geishbush, Pat Andre, Jim Kalez, Ken Perko, Mike Reilly, Ron Sagerson, Bill Poppy, Ron Perrone, Larry Priano, Ken Garceau, Roger Rae, Jerry Mooney. Fourth row: Tom Carey, Dick Staheli, Marty Harper, Mike Taylor, Ken McCoy, Dave Daley, John Keegan, Dave Steckler, John Eyre, Ren Brown, Dean Hicks, Kevin Martin, Frank Bennett, Joe McCullough, Charles Van Dyk, Phil Shinnick, Jerry Whitney, Bob Albo. Top officers in the Sodality are Marty Fixing a box for a poor family are John Harper, and John Keegan. Lamp, John Bruce, and Roger Rae. F Ros!-I SODALITY o, fix e x e ze fl , I First row: Jack Dickey, Pat Maguire, Bob Parker, Mike Carr. Second row: Charles McGivern, Jim Jeffries, Bob Henderson. Third row: Al Appleton, Ray Tansey, Ron Felice, Tom Sullivan, Mike Cunning- ,au ..'f fl- ham. ,..- A Fourth row: Bob Andre, Jerry Butcher, Tim Murphy, Steve Lindquist, Gerry N' Black, John Carpenter, Paul Maloney, Ed Truscott, Carroll Martel, James , Mullen, Jim Leonetti, M.ike Herzog, Mike Chastek, Berry Cullen, Frank Gaffrey. ,j Fifth row: Joe Marke, Jim Fisher, Gil Schneider, Mike Merriman, Vincent dbe. f Y Hoffart, , Mike Chase, Vern Goldman, Gerry MacDonald, Keith iq, ...Na 'S' Kragelund, Robert Austin, Mike Holien, Jim Albi, Mike Daly. M Sixth row: Cork, , John Payne, John Ehrenberg, Dave Meyers, , X, Q, Dan Schille, Mike Perko, Hank Beebe, Dennis Biallis, Bob Jones, Tom Tilford, f' Ron Hiller. MR. PAUL FITTERER Frosh Sodality committee chairmen are Mike Merriman, Bob Henderson, Mike Cunningham, Gerald Weller, Tim Mur- phy- Jim Jeffries and Chuck McGivern are posting a notice of activities on the So- dality bulletin board. SCIENCE CLUB YA 2 F itil? lNsl2lfjgZ i Members of the Science Club are, first row: Bill Plummer, Bill Reed, Doug Bullis, Jeff Dnemvald. Second row: Craig Warp, Pat Hurley, Pat Mc- Kenna, Howard Platter. Third row: Joe McKinnon, Bob Lug- er, Pat Ford. Van De Graff generators, homemade Geiger counters, rockets, and prisms all combined to make life interesting for the budding Einsteins, and Von Brauns of G-Pres. - the Knights of Science . Interests, as varied as the members, oxi- dized to white heat by movies and informative talks, led the neo-scientists to new realms of knowledge. One of the projects initiated by Mr. Lynch was that of sci- entific shows beamed by the members toward the parochial grade schools. A field trip to the Atomic Works at Hanford was highly regarded by all. At final count-down , those rockered into offices were Pat Hurley, presi- dentg Bob Luger, vice-presidentg Pat Ford, secretaryg Howard Platter, treas- urerg Jeff Duenwald, sergeant-at-armsg and Bill Plummer, club reporter. We are proud of our club, for these are the boys who will help mold the sci- entific future of the world. V-1 f f lp Wig, gf f 4 Si! lllw NL, V, C7,Nu'1 5 wr X 11 ,M A ,: , l 1- ful --U 54 .1 ,X Ug- ilm-. 'I' 1 Checking an experiment are Bill Plummer, Pat Hur- ley Howard Platter Bob Luger, Pat Ford, Jeff Duen- Looking over a Science Fair entry are Uoug Bullis ald Pat McKenna, Howard Platter, and Bill Plummer cf X First row: Paul Swift, Bill Welsh, Don Thompson, Dave Schimmels, Tony Schneider, Larry Zimmerman, Larry Priano, Chuck Cory, Rod Adams, Paul Schlicke, Paul Griffith, Bill Gregory. Second row: Tom Baker, Maury Flynn, Steve Shea, Dan Vollmer, Jim Lynch, John Keegan, Vic Maykowskyj, Mike McCormack, Henry Matthew, Tim Connors, John Miller, Mike McCanta, Jim Perko, Mike Jordan, Ed Stachofsky, Frank Raney, Mike Moran, Bob Johnston, Tom Shine, Pat Walsh, Dennis Arndt, Paul Justice, Bill Condon. Third row: Bill Farley, Mike Asan, Joe McGinn, Pat Pugh, Mike Burns, Larry Wood, Dick Kolbet, Chuck Shannon, Steve Wolter, Larry Eldridge. Q 0 y X LETS MAKE IT 5 551 W 4 'T ' HO 35 MR, THOMAS CONNOLLY, s.J s gil Officers of the G. Club are: Tim Connors, checking the constitution ofthe G. Club Tom Shine, Presidentg and Joe McGinn. are seniors, Pat Pugh and Tim Connors. PEP CLUB MR ROBERT GOEBEL S. J Left to right: Vice President, Mike Taylorg Secretary, Joe McCulloughg Sergeant, Mike Reillyg Treasurer, Mark Ehlingerg not present is President Jay Trembley. fi 'IFJ-L ,,. .-, l - E , LQ 5 X K w K ..,, Council members are: Dee Lamp, Robin Rosauer, Cheerleaders who lead the Pep Club in their cheers Mike Taylor, Ron Sagersong absent are Dick Welk and are Mike Meighan, Chuck Van Marter, Chuck Collinsg Marty Harper. standing is Jack Delehanty. 48 ete Byrne, Ren Starting from top of G: P Brown, Randy Collins, Jon Geisbush, Jim Lynch, Roger Rae, Tom Qld, Mark Ehlin- ger, Ron Perrone, Pat McFarland, A1 Gracio, Mike Reilly, Frank Bennett, Keith ' ssell, Bill Carter, Neil Weller, Mike Ru Pedigrew, Bill Cooper, Jim Sharp, Joe Mc- Bill Poppy, Roger Cullough, Tom Carey, M Kenna, Nick Albers, John Wilson, Pat c Bruce, John Martin, Jerry Mooney, Tim ' l' Dave Steckler, Lederle, Dick Stache 1, George Clark. ki La aw .-wk A AAI, is v tru: Xe' K gi? ' f 'f A , ' x , W A ,W t Q wig-i,l i,,11, K J il, P W N, - , in ., in i ii wel H A it ,,i-- it-f x - My , , Wfiffilllili ' li I NH Y Q , - -fimlf Q 4 Left to right: Nelson Shinniek, Steve Kuder Hank Mat- 7 thew Bill Lowr Dick Barbiere, Dick Welk, ! 3 Henry Haddock, Bill Allen, Len Funk, Dave Meeks, Robin Rosauer, Mike Davis, Pat O'Donnell Pat Hurle Joe Lammers Mike 9 I 5 Wall, Hugh Kuzara, Steve Wolter, Dee Lamp, Steve Shea, Dave Shikany. Middle row: Crai Ehlin er Ja Schille Leo l y 7 Cashatt, Bob Luger, Jack Kennedy. Starting at bottom of P: Ed Muzatko, John Elliot, Joe Fay, Tom Thompson, John Kee- gan, Joe Albo, Bill Plummer, Paul Schlicke, Rick Charbonneau, Pete Wanderer, John Hurley, Steve Menard, John Eyre, Dick Pratt, Mike Taylor, Ken Perko, Steve Du- bois, Tom Laline, John Aslin, Ron Sager- son, Dan Caferro, Bill Fishburn, Ralph Baldwin, Allen Flaa, Dave Daly. Z w 'P -J ' ,- Q. 1 - , 2 f K the-v-W5 h st le of former issues. Chuck T s Gonzagan Editors dig into the files to catch t e y Tilford is editorg Denny Olson is sports editorg Steve Kuder, feature editorg Pat y V i Walsh, associate editor. A Qh Q The Gonzagan staff was considerably larger this year than T lii if 5 in previous years. The high spot came with the Gonzaga Uni- I fl 7 y versity Press conference where the GONZAGAN captured sec- rxx ATTEND ond place in over all excellence and second in sports writing. 1 Two editions contained six pages. Bound editions for the year T 'xy F2222 were offered for sale. A Journalism forum brought' profes- Qi iv sional writers for talks to the staff each week. In March, the .qsicygslfew Junior staff took over from the successful seniors. Fr. Graisy gives Gonzagan writers some news and views from the office. Dee MR. EMMETT CARROLL Lamp, Joe McKinnon, and Pete Byrne are reportersg Jack Delehanty is a business managerg Mike Meighan and Joe Kane write features and newsg and Vic Maykow- skyj is an ad manager. fm ,Wt Q M. nw'- rr'-W nu qw M Occasionally some Nine Gonzagan writers, sophomores, juniors, seniors, gather to discuss their stories. research books are needed for the stories. Left to right, sitting around table: Dave Shikany, Ed Muzatko, Don Haines, Ren Brown, Bill Plummer, Dave Durall. Standing: Gary Strand, Paul Swift, Wendy Winslow. S J 'Q V r-:f W f , :Lf Q 5 a i , H i - 57? -' Q S' , Ms ,e,,- W ,,t VV f 'butes with a synonym to help ' Bill Typing and rewriting take a good deal of time for these reporters. Each contri someone stuck for a word. Left to right: Dick Barbieri, Douglas Bain, Jack Kennedy, Ralph Baldwin, ' 'ke Moran, Jay Schille, Ed Muzatko, Ron Schoenberg. Maddigan, M1 DEBATE Varsity debators are, First row: Chuck Van Marter, Ron Adderly, Pat Andre, Ron Sagerson, John Mumm. Second row: Joe McDonald, Pat Ford, Chuck Collins, Pete Wanderer, John Keegan, Joe Sandell, Johnny Lamp. Third row: Tim Merriman, Craig Ehlinger, Dick Barbieri, John Cooney, Rod Adams, Jerry Cooney. Fourth row: Bill Condon, Jay Schille, Chuck Cory, Chuck Tilford, Mike Reilly. lrry , T B ,,., .,,.. f I 5 rilrry if - if or fif K ' VHFSUY Coach, Fresh Coach, ROBERT TANKSLEY MR, JOHN LYNCH Frosh debators are, First row: Francis Gaffney, Bob McCann, Jerry Butcher, Mike Chastek, Mike Holien, Jim Leonetti, John Carpenter, Bob Andre, Mark Gabrielson, Barry Cullen, Dan Montaya. Second row: Joe Mark, Joe Verovsek, Al Appleton, Tom Henderson, Ken Wall, Keith Kragelund, Ray Tansy, Joe Mark, Chuck McGivern, James Stephens, Mike Cunningham. Third row: Fred Harvey, John Merriman, Dan Schille, Dave Myers, Tom Tillferd, Mike Corkery, Steve Lantry, Harold Greif, James Jeffries, Carroll Martell. Y C 143 l, s . 53' f-.v If K wwf' ' . X E32 I , ,Q 1 Chuck Collins and John Cooney hold the top prize Jack Dugger and Pat Andre are shown with the of the Gonzaga University Debate Tourney. Cooney first place trophy from Whitworth. also won a. five hundred dollar scholarship. Cooney and Chuck Cory be- John Lamp and Pete Wanderer 1 ' . Gonzaga's top debator, John Cooney, 1OW, Won the N131-quette Tom-na- won the Columbia Basm Debate is shown with some of his trophies. ment, T0l1I'l'1211T19Ht- , 4fsgn ys9e11g: , . .-Z ,- ,gfgi , 5iLi+gavxi any lg n.,,.,,WSgX L , QI K em, Q. g W 2 ' MQ gwyyws 4 gm wg 4 K 25 Q , wg nf K A 3523 fx Km Q 'sw M, one ww Fi? K wif figssfxy if mg g ix , 2 ,X M mx S W my, , .M . 49 9 Lv WS? 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M .., The King and Queen of the Knight Flight are Tom A shot taken at the Knight Flight, sponsored by the Shine afld Kitty Kelley- Knights of the Leash. 54 I ' fi Q ff' . Q, ,n 1 9 ,gkllifrwl r it Q First row: Joe McKinnon, Mike Asan, Dennis Olson, Mike Moran, Paul Swift, Larry Menegas, Joe Anselmo. Second row: Eugene Wenski, Doug Thompson, Pat Walsh, Charles Fishburn, Dennis Arndt, Dick Barbieri, Henry Matthew, Doug Ota. Third row: Mike Strong, Terry Flannery, Charles Cory, Larry Marshall, George Asan, Jay Schille, Tom Shine, Wendy Winslow, Dee Lamp. 1,1 ,K , ' 1' ' f f' i ,g Q et, fig.. . f .5 --+1 Y ,ft , 4 ., ig 5 1, if 1 ,so , ,. 'isis af 3 V h Z, oz ',-. . ' Sir 'f Mgwwsaww . if k.' 5. Officers of the Leash are: Mike Moran and Terry First row: Allen Flaa, Bill Fishburn, Ron Sagerson, Flannery, Co-presidents, Wendy Winslow, sergeant- John Mumm, John Eyre. at-arms, not pictured is Chuck Shannon, secretary, Second row: Pete Wanderer, Frank Bennett, Jerry Mooney. Third row: Ken Perko, Marty Harper, Paul Schlicke. First row: Frank Anselmo, Pete Dodson, Jim Patterson, Jim Christenson, Jack Amaya Second row: Mark Gabrielson, Jim Herriges, Mai vin Feist, Jim Leonetti, Lei oy Sweet Third row: Dewain Koch, Jim Mullen, Karl Hugill Bill Reed, Mike Miles, Wally Kerns Fourth row: Dan Hoff, Mike Sullivan, Tony Wood, Dennis MCT1gl1G, Doug Bullis, B111 Bullis, Keith Kragelund President Dennis McTighe, Vice President Doug Bullis, and Secre- tary Mark Gabrielson plan some new numbers. MR PAT CAVANHXIJGH U . Awful' :Q ., , 1 nik 2 Wwrin, N. 4 ,, X. if or' 3 5 lu X Q ,Q 1, Sm xg Q A 1 ,,,A PHOTO STAFF The important thing for students is to get into some activity Where they can unselfishly give themselves. This giving generously brings happiness to school life and is the heart of school spirit. The dark room is one of the many outlets at Prep where a boy can learn something useful and give something to the school. The purpose of the photography room is to furnish the yearbook and the school paper with the pictures they need. It also gives pub- licity for the bulletin board by the cafeteria and any of the various clubs within the school. This year, thedark room has been in the capable hands of STEVE MENARD. He has been helped by Dan Ritchie and Mike Herzog. These men have Worked long and hard and should be commended for their generosity and school spirit. Preparing to print pictures are Dan Ritchie and Mike Herzog. Focusing the enlarger is Steve Menard The leads of the operetta. As the LUIGIAN goes to press, the drama club is working on Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance , and it promises to be a finer success than last year's op- eretta, H.M. S. Pinafore . The leads in the operetta are Larry Zimmerman, Mike Strong, Tim Merriman, Walt Weller, Harry Denenny, Mike Parks, Jim Maguire. The pirate chorus consists of Joe McGinn, Denny Olson, Larry Eldridge, Tom Shine, Mike Burns, Pat Kunz, Denny Biallis, Dean Hicks, Bill Lowry, Chuck Van Marter, and Larry Geisbush. The policemen's chorus includes Myron Jacobs, Bob Rainer, Bill Lander, Mike Reilly, Wendy Winslow, Mike Taylor, and Gary Bye. General Stanley's sons are played by Jim Leonetti, Keith Kragelund, Pat Hurley, Louis Rector, Jim Sharp, and Harry Batty. The stage manager is very capable, Charlie Schoenberg, assisted by Dave Shikany. Publicity men are Larry Menegas and Joe McKinnon. The backdrop painting is by Dean Hicks, and the accompanist is Dick Tausch. Father Chapman, S. J. is doing his usual excellent job of making all the costumes. His assistant is Doug Bullis. The pirate chorus SOCK AND MR. ROBERT GOEBEL, S. J. Jay Trembley won the highest award at the Catholic High School Play Festival. With him are Denny Biallis and Jack Delehanty, who received honorable mention. The sons of Stanley and policemen's chorus. The trio was in Time Limit GLEE CLUB First row: Bill Lowry, Harry Batty, Louis Rector, Ed West, Tim O'Hare, Pat O'Donnell, Dennis Gariepy. Second row: Walt Weller, Dick Kolbet, Pat Hurley, Tim Merriman, Jim Maguire, Dave Shikany, Wendy Winslow, Ken McKoy, Bill Lander. Third row: Don Campbell, Craig Warp, Larry Zimmerman, Larry Eldridge, Tom Shine, Bob Rainer, Mike O'Hare, Harry Lewis, Bill Condon. Fourth row: Dan Jones, Larry Clarke, Frank Raney, Ken Garceau, Mike Preston, Bill Briggs, Larry Weller, Mike McCormick. , Gee, Mister, do you think Just give me the word, boys, we'll impress the folks in and I'1l hang these keys for Walla Walla? you, iff lhA' D 'A AVi-- . is gf no-r kV ' , if MR. JIM KAUFER ,cf V ffil A QT-L 'D iii iq, ,fx XXX7! xg L 'if:d'T'J qgfljv Dick Tausch, Myron Jacobs, Denny Olson, Mr. Kaufer fl Animals D Dick Tausch The group pictures above are the Seniors in the club. Seven of these boys are two year veterans of the club. The rest are one year members. Outstanding, is the word to describe this year's glee club. According to the director, Mr. James Kaufer, S. J. , this is the finest group in his three years at Gonzaga. There are three main reasons for this. First, the majority of the boys are upperclassmen, and their voices are naturally fuller and more mature. Secondly there are 37 boys in the group, giving it a nice, full effect. Lastly, the boys have Worked hard to bring out all their potential, and this third point is probably the biggest reason for their success. Some highlights of the year include the full-length concert at Walla Walla which was received so well that the club was invited to make the concert a yearly affairg the half-hour radio broadcast over KXLYg the Associates Banquet at the Davenport Hotelg and the performance at Mt. St. 1vLichae1's for the Jesuit Scholastics. Other engagements Were: the Mass of the Holy Spirit, Gonzaga Prep. parent-teacher, St. Francis of Assisi parent-teacher night, Gonzaga night, Catholic Women's Business Club, Fairchild Air Base hospital, Mt. St. Joseph, Good Sheperd, and many other school and city functions. Looking over a selection are Jim McGuire, Dan Jones, and Larry Weller. These boys have been in the club three years. They are Dan Jones, Louis Rector, Myron Jacobs, back row, Larry Weller, Bob Rainer, and Dick Taush who has been accompanist for four years. I 'rr' i MR. THOMAS CONNOLLY, S.J. N U M E First row: Ray Richards, Larry Hattamer, Mike Welsh, Jim Lynch, Buddy Hare, R Dennis McTighe, Phil Shinnick, Jim McCarthy, Larry Lucas. Second row: Mike Reilly, Ron Kessel, Mike Taylor, Johnny Lamp, Joe Mc- A Cullough, Pat Welch, Bill Poppy, Paul Schlicke. Third row: Ron Perrone, Larry Priano, Ken Garceau, Albert Gracio, Neil I- Pettigrew, Jerry Whitney. Fourth row: Ed Schimmels, John Keegan, John Bruce, Ken Perko, Mark Ehlin- ger. CLUB N LW AQQIVALQ k 7 ---eng .....-- Officers of the Numeral Club are: Presi- Refinishing the benches for the gym, dent John Keegan, Vice President Buddy a club project, are Larry Hattamer, fore- Hare' ground, Mike Taylor, Dennis Downey, and Mike Welsh. 62 EMPLOYEES Karl Matt Gonzaga Prep. students are privileged to have such a new building in which to follow the pur- suits of learning. Remarks of visiting students are often to the effect that our plant is com- parable to a palace, but few students or visitors realize what a job it is to keep a building of this size in good condition. Nor do they realize the amount of work necessary to provide tasty meals for the students at noon and the hungry Jesuits three times a day, all year long. Gon- zaga's skilled practicians of the culinary arts are Mrs. Veronica Feist and Mrs. Edna Harding. In appreciation we offer them, our employees, a hearty thanks. 1-YU N , J W THE lU x , Joe McKinnon Dee Lamp Editor, First Semester Editor, Second Semester MR. JOSEPH CASSIDY, S.J. Hugh Kuzara MR, JAMES CONYARD, S.J. M0de1'Ht01' Sports Editor Photographer GIAN Counting subscriptions after the drive are Joe McKinnon, Hugh Kuzara, and D66 Lamp- Looking over' some photos in the dark room are Dee Checking over a deadline are Hugh Kuzara, Joe Mc Lamp and Joe McKinnon. Kinnon, and Dee Lamp. VW' Y The spacious new Crosby Library on the campus of Gou- zaga University is being ad- mired by Joe McKinnon and Larry Menegas. 2 RODNEY ROSS ADAMS English Rod Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, A. S, B. Secretary 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 3g LUIGIAN 2g Athletic Manager 1,2, 3, 4g G Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Seattle University JOHN MARK ANDERSON General Andy Home Room Officer 1,25 Sodality 1,2g Sock and Buskin 39 Gonzaga Night 3g Pep Club 2, 35 Football 1g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. Gonzaga University 5 ii MICHAEL JOSEPH ANDERSON Classical Duke Home Room Officer 4g Sodality 23 Gonzaga Night 33 Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 4g G Club 4. W. S. C. MICHAEL JOHN ASAN Scientific Ace Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, K O L 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 2, 3, 4. Student Body President 2nd Semester. Gonzaga University AUGUST EUGENE ASSFALG WILLIAM CHARLES BRIGGS English Willy Gonzaga Night 35 Glee Club 3, 4. U. of Idaho JAMES LAURENCE BRODERICK Honor Classical Jim Sodality 13 Glee Club lg Science Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University Classical Aug Honor Roll 1,4. Gonzaga University ROLAND AMEDRO BOMBINO Honor Classical Bomb Sodality 2, 3g Science Club 3, Gonzagan 3g Honor Roll 23g Tennis 2,3,4g G Club 3,4. Gonzaga University GARY LEE RICHARD BYE English Gary Baseball 4, Track 1. Gonzaga University DOMINIC JOHN C ASEY General Doc GREGORY DENNIS COLLITON Classical Cowboy Student Council 1, 2, Gonzaga Night 3, Honor Roll 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1. Carroll College WILLIAM JOSEPH coNDoN English chubby Student Council 1, 2, 45 Gonzaga Night 3, Senior Elo- cution 3, 4, Sock and Buskin 4, Glee Club 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, G Club 3, 4 Vice President of Student Body 2nd Semester. Gonzaga University JAMES EUGENE BURK General Jim Honor Roll 2,3. Seattle University MICHAEL JOHN BURNS Classical Smokey Student Council 4, K O L 2, 3, Band 1, 29 Honor Roll 1, 23 Tennis 2,3, 4, G Club 3,4. Santa Clara lYT 'Tf 5 TIMOTHY MICHAEL JOSEPH CONNORS General Tim Home Room Officer 1, 2,3, 49 Sock and Buskin lg Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, G Club 2, 3, 4. Montana State College JOHN CHARLES COONEY English John Student Council 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, 45 Honor Roll 3. Gonzaga University JEROME PAUL CORKERY General Bubs Home Room Officer 2g Sodality 2, 33 K O L 2g Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Gonzagan 35 Track 2, 3, 4. E, W. C. E. CHARLES JOHNSON CORY Scientific Chuck Student Council 1g Junior Elocution lg Sodality 2g K O L 2, 3, 4g Debate 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4g G Club 2, 3, 4. Marquette University 5 'll xl- PE TER PIRATE General Pete Attended John Rogers 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER ALLEN EDWARDS English Rog JAME S CHARLES DAHLBERG General Jim RONALD PETER DeMEESTER General Ron E. W. C. E. JOHN ANTHONY DEVINE Classical John Gonzaga University ROBIN ALBERT DOD SON English Rob Student Council 1, 2,35 Senior Elocution 3, Football 1 25 Basketball lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Seattle University JOSEPH ANTHONY ESPOSITO Scientific Ez Sock and Buskin 45 Glee Club 4. Gonzaga University GARY JAMES FALTICO General Shorty Home Room Officer 1,2,3, 4, Junior Elocution 1,29 Sodality 1, 2,3g Sock and Buskin 1,2g Gonzaga Night 1, 2, 45 Gonzagan 1g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 2, 3. Gonzaga University CHARLES GEORGE FISHBURN Scientific Chuck K O L 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University FRANCIS TERRENCE FLANNERY Scientific Flannigan Student Council 2, 4g Frosh Counselor 2, A. S. B. Presi- dent 4g K O L 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskin 3, Gonzaga Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Gonzagan 3, 4, Honor Roll 3g Basketball 1, 25 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 2,3 4. U. of Notre Dame 9 LARRY CONRAD ELDRIDGE English Bo Home Room Officer lg Gonzaga Night 3g Glee Club 4 Football 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,25 G Club 3, 4. JOHN FRANCIS ELLISON Gneeral Arkie Gonzaga University E PATRICK JOSEPH FORD Honor Classical Bishop Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4, Sodality 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, 3,43 Sci ence Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3g Golf 3, 4. U. of San Francisco CARL EDWARD FRY Classical Curly Sodality 2, Gonzaga Night 35 Honor Roll 3. Gonzaga University BARRY LEON GANJE English Bare Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University WILLIAM JAMES GREGORY English Bill Baseball lg Golf 2,3,4g G Club 3,4. Gonzaga University LLOYD FRED HEINEN General Dad Football 13 Band 1. JOHN GLEN HESKETT Classical The House Home Room Officer 2, 3,4g Sodality 23 K O L 2g Foot- ball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1. U. of Notre Dame MQM PAUL GRIFFITH English Griff Student Council 1, 2,3, 45 Prom Committee 33 Honor Roll 33 Football 1, 2, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 4g G Club 3,4. W. S. C. JAMES OTTO HANSON Classical Jim Honor Roll 1, 3. Gonzaga University THOMAS DeWITT HARDER English Tom Transferred from Marymount Military Academy, Ta- coma 2g Band 2g Sodality 3, 4g LUIGIAN 3. W. S.C. GREGORY RAYMOND HARE English Greg Football 3,4g Basketball lg Baseball 1, 2, 3,4g G Club 3, 4. Gonzaga University K LAWRENCE JOSE PH KANE Classical -Joe Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Gonzagan 4. Gonzaga University RICHARD MERLIN KOLBET Honor Classical Dick Home Room Officer 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 3g Glee Club 4, Science Club 35 G Club 43 Football 1,2, 4. W. S. C. TYRONE ANDREW KOLKMAN General Ty Home Room Officer 1,25 Sodality 3. Gonzaga University BRADLEY MICHAEL KRALL Scientific Brad Sodality 1, 3, 4. MYRON PHILIP JACOBS General Jake Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Football lg Basketball 1, 2. ROBERT MICHAEL JOHNSTON Honor Classical Bob Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 G Club 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University DENNIS WAYNE LAMB Scientific Lambo Sodality 1,2. Gonzaga University JOSEPH FRANCIS LE E Scientific Joe Honor Roll 1, 25 Student Council 23 K O L 2g Football 1, 4. Gonzaga University WILLIAM ARTHUR MADDIGAN Scientific Mulligam Transferred from Oakland High Home Room Officer 43 Honor Rol zagan 4. U. of California EARNEST NEIL MADISON Scientific Transferred from Central Valley W. S. C. l 4g Sodality 45 Gon- MICHAEL DENNIS MCCORMICK Classical Mac Home Room Officer 43 Sodality 3g Glee Club 4g G Club 45 Football 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3. JOHN MICHAEL MCDERMOTT Classical Mac Gonzaga University JAME S DANIEL MAGUIRE General Jim Home Room Officer lg Gonzaga Night 3 Glee Club 1 Football 1. JAMES MICHAEL MAGUIRE English Jim Home Room Officer 4g Sodality 1,2, 3 K O L 2 Sock and Buskin 3g Gonzaga Night 33 Glee Club 1 2 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3g Track 1. Gonzaga University GARY ARTHUR MALONEY General Gary Transferred from St. Mary's High V'IKTOR MAYKOWSKYJ Classical Vik Gonzagan 3, 45 G Club 3 3, 4g Tennis 3. Gonzaga University , 4g Basketball 1 Track 1 2 3 mx -95' 15,49 'MMS , 'E A .5 , L 5 , . Ll A JOSEPH FRANCIS MCGINN English Joe Home Room Officer 1, 2,3, 4g Sodality 1, 2,3g Gonzaga Night 3g Glee Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University MICHAEL JOSEPH McGRUDER Classical Mac Sodality 1,23 Football lg Baseball 3, 4. Gonzaga University IRWIN INDIAN General Ire Attended North Central 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FELL McKINNON Classical Student Council 3, 4g A. S. B. Treasurer 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g K O L 2,3,4g Sock and Buskin 45 Debate 43 Gonzaga Night 3g Roma-Graeca 1, 2, 3, Regional Treasurer JCL 3g Science 4g Pep 1, 2,3g Gonzagan 1, 2, 3, 4g LUIGIAN 3 Business Mgr, Editor-in-chief 4, Honor Roll 2, 3g Jun- ior Prom Committee 3g Track 1. Seattle University DENNIS DUNCAN MCDONALD General Denny Gonzaga University English Mac Sodality 2g Sock and Buskin 2, Deba e 2, Science Club 2 Band 1,2. Gonzaga University JOSEP H MICHAEL MCDONALD I fS ff NS - Ei 1 ' f LAWRENCE RODNEY MENEGAS Classical Little Greek Home Room Officer 4g Senior Elocution 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K O L 2, 3, 43 Sock and Buskin 1,2, 4, Gonzaga Night 3, Roma-Graeca 1,2, 35 Regional Secretary JCL 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Gonzagan 1, 2, 3, 4g LUIGIAN 3, Bus. Mgr. g Junior Prom Committee 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Golf 4. U. of Norte Dame TIMOTHY McGREEVY MERRIMAN General Tim Transferred from Bellarnine Prep. San Jose, Calif. 25 Home Room Officer 2, 3g Senior Elocution 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3g Sock and Buskin 2, 3,4g Debate 2,3,4g Gonzaga Night 3, 43 Glee Club 44 Pep Club 3,4g G Club 3,4 Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2g Track 35 Golf 3. Seattle University fl W f will-.dl 1 ,QM Q Q.: DENNIS CODY MOORE General Denty Gonzaga Night 3, Football 1, Track 1. MICHAEL DENNIS MORAN Classical Mike Home Room Officer 3,4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4g Sodality 3,4g K O L 2,3,4g Gonzaga Night 2g Gonzagan 4g G Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Seattle University fm 44 wut IV I dx, V J WW E! ' 4 ?:'w:,y fs . f ZA nli'Yikivd?nw ,, 1 , a,,.:-N fbi, ull 'll-EJ, zu , VAN 'Mau W ,, V thx A .Ky ',w,- 12.111, W ' it is as if 1 ., aw We--u ld RAY ANTHONY NACCARATO English Ray Honor Roll 4, Pep Club 4g Football lg Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University THOMAS TIGER General Tom Attended Lewis and Clark 1, 2, 3, 4. EMME TT EAGLE General Em Attended West Valley 1, 2, 3, 4. EMMETT JAMES MORIN Scientific Jimbo Honor Roll 1, 2,3, 43 Sodality 2, 4s K O L 2, Band 1,2 Gonzaga University SAMUEL PATRICK MORRIS General Sam Transferred from Lewis and Clark 3. W. S.C. JAMES RICHARD MURPHY English Murph Sodality 2g Band 1. Gonzaga University DENNIS MICHAEL O'LEARY Scientific Dol Sodality 2, 33 Sock and Buskin lg Gonzaga Night 3. DENNIS DUANE OLSON Honor Classical Ole Home Room O fficer 3, 4, Sodality 3, 4, K O L 2, 3,45 Sock and Buskin 43 Gonzagan 3,43 Glee Club 4g Foot- ball 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Golf 4. Student Body Secretary 2nd Semester. Seattle University BILLY BULLPUP Classical Bill Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES DAVID PERKO Scientific Jim Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3. Gonzaga University JOHN CHARLES NOVAK General Jalk MICHAEL JOSEPH O'HARE Honor Classical Mike Glee Club 3, 4g Gonzaga Night 3, 4. Gonzaga University PATRICK EDWARD PUGH English Pug Home Room Officer 1,29 Sodality 2g K O L 2, 3, G Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. W.S.C. MICHAEL JAMES RADFORD English Rad Home Room Officer 2. Gonzaga University ROBERT LAVERN RAINER English Bob Gonzaga University ARTHUR ALFRED RAINVILLE General Aff Track 1, 3, 4. Gonzaga University EDWARD FRANCIS ROSLER Scientific Big Ed Basketball lg Track lg Gonzaga Night 3. Seattle University BRADLEY BEAR General Brad Attended Central Valley 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EDWARD RASMUSSEN English Ras Basketball 1,2g Baseball 1, 2g Pep Club 4. SCOTT BRADLEY RICE Classical Scott Track 1, 2, 3, 4g G Club 4, Gonzagan 3. Gonzaga University JAMES ANDREW ROBERG General Jim Home Room Officer 2. E. W. C. E. DAVID JOHN ROLFE Honor Classical Mickey Mouse Senior Elocution 3,4g Debate 2, 3,4g Gonzaga Night 33 Gonzagan 1. Marquette University y ,, If , N fl! x l- ff ff lx f X QW X' M' 7 fr I 0,10 lil if ill We CHARLES RIC HARD SC HILLING Scientific Six-Pence Track 4g G Club 4g Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University DAVE WILLIAMS SCHIMMELS English Smiley Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 3, 49 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskin 3, 45 G Club. U. of Montana ROBERT JACOB SCHMITT Scientific Smitty Sodality 2, 3. Gonzaga University THOMAS MICHAEL SHINE English T. Football 4g Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Track 3, G Club 3, 43 Home Room Officer 2, 3g A. S. B. Veep 4, Sodality 2, 35 K O L 2, 3, 4g Sock and Buskin 3, 43 Gonzaga Night 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Pep Club 3g Honor Roll 1. U. of W. TIMOTHY JEREMIAH RYAN General T. J. JOSEPH RICHARD SANDELL Classical Joey Basketball lg Baseball lg K o L 2, 3, Debate 2.3.44 Gonzaga Night 3g Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. Gonzaga University JOHN NELSON SHINNICK Scientific Nellie Home Room Officer 1, 2, Sodality 2, 3,49 K 0 L 23 SOCK and Buskin 4, Gonzaga Night 3,43 PSD Club 2, 3, 4: G00- zagan 35 Honor Roll 2, 3. U. of W. LEONARD JAMES SHORE General Shore Track 15 Baseball 3, 4, Home Room Officer 1, 2. TERRANCE ANDREW SIMONITC H General Rip Homr Room Officer 2, 3. Gonzaga University GARY ROBERT SKE LTON General E. W. C. E. Doc if JOHN ALAN STEPHENS General Long John Football 1, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g 1, 2, 3, 4g Gonzaga Night 1. Idaho State College EDGAR AUGUST STIMSON Scientific Bud Football 1g Sodality 1,2,4. W. S. C. -.K 'N L Home Room Officer MICHAEL CARR SLY Classical Foxy Gonzaga University, L MICHAEL JOHN SMITH Classical Bob Gonzaga University TERRY LEE SOLINSKY Honor Classical Ters Football 1g Golf 2, 35 Sodality 4g Honor Roll 1. Gonzaga University EDWIN ALLEN STACHOFSKY English Ed Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 G Club 45 Home Room Officer 2. ROBERT WILLIAM SULLIVAN English Bob Track 1. Gonzaga University RICHARD ROBERT TAUSCH Classical Dick Sock and Buskin 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University DONALD MICHAEL THOMPSON Scientific Donner Football lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 43 Home Room Officer 4g K O L 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University CHARLES ROBERT TILFORD Scientific Chuck Transferred from Wallace, Idaho 3, Sodality 3,4g De- bate 3,4g Gonzagan 3,4g Honor Roll 3,4. U. of Idaho MICHAEL DOUGLAS STRONG Honor Classical Dollar-Saver Home Room Officer 15 Sodality 2, 3, 4g K O L 2, 3,4g Glee Club 4g Pep Club 3g Gonzagan 3g Band 1, 2, 3, Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University MICHAEL CHARLES SULLIVAN Scientific Mike Sodality 1,2,4g Debate 1,2g Band 1. U. of Idaho WILLIAM EARL TRUDEAU English Limpy Track lg Sock and Buskin 1g Elocution 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University KE NNE TH TURNER English Buns Transferred from St. Teresa's Academy, Boise, Idaho 4. Idaho State College THOMAS TSUNEO UYENO English Wino Football lg Track 1. JEROME EDWARD VALLEY Classical Jerry Golf 2,3g Sodality 3g Gonzagan 4. Gonzaga University VV V, , K h,,' s' ,, Y J WENDELIN WINSTON WINSLOW Classical P. W., Football lg Baseball lg Home Room Officer l,2,3,4g Sodality l,2, 3, 4g K O L 2, 3,4g Sock and Buskin 4g De- bate 2g Roma-Graeca 2, 3g Glee Club 45 Pep Club l,2, Gonzagan 3, 4g Honor Roll 3. EDWARD ANTHONY WOLF, JR. Classical Ted Sodality 4: K O L 2, 3: Gonzaga Night sg Gioo Club 4g GOHZS-gan 3, 4: Band 1, 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. U. of San Francisco JOHN PATRICK WALSH Classical Pat Tennis 2, 3,4g G Club 3,4g Sodality l,2, 3,4g K O L 2,3,4, Science Club 2, 3g Gonzagan 3,4g Honor Roll 3, 4g Student Body Treasurer 2nd Semester. Gonzaga University WALTER WILLIAM WELLER Classical Walt Football 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g G Club 4g Sodality 2g Glee Club 4g Pep Club 45 Band l, 2, 3g Student Body Treasurer 2nd Semester. Gonzaga University EUGENE FRANK WENSKI Honor Classical Farret Home Room Officer 1,3, 4g K O L 2, 3,4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University MELVIN JOHN WICKS Honor Classical Mel Football lg Track 1,3g Sodality 4g Roma-Graeca 3g Sci- ence 1, 2, 3g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gonzaga University LAWRENCE RICHARD WOOD Gneeral Larry Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, G Club 3,4g Home Room Officer 3g K O L 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. Gonzaga University MIC HAE L WORKLA ND Classical Gus Track lg Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate 2, Gonzaga Night 3, 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4. Cor nell Univer sity LARRY THOMAS ZIMMERMAN English Zimm Football 4g Basketball 2, Baseball 4g G Club 4g Roma- Graeca 25 Glee Club 1, 4, Rep Club 4. Gonzaga University REID LINTON IGIITH English Reid EVERETT JOSEPH WIDMER General Ev E. W. C, E. RICHARD JAMES WOLFE English Wolfer Officer 1,3. E. W. C. E. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: ROBERT CURTIS DREIS English Bob Home Room Officer 1,2. U. of W. DAVID MARTIN RYAN General Moose 83 Football 13 Basketball 1,3g Baseball lg Home Room SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS S Dav Most Most Best Most Most Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Most Best ecretary e Schimmels President Wendy Winslow Treasurer Vice President Mike Workland Joe MCGiI1I1 SENIOR GREATS likely to succeed ---------------- Mike Moran representative -------------- Terry Flannery businessman ------------------ Joe McKinnon reliable ----------------------- Tim Connors energetic ----------------------- Joe McGinn capable ------------------------ Denny Olson scholarly --------------------- Bill Maddigan literary -------------------- persevering ---------------- -- Charles Cory Dave Schimmels musician ----------------------- Mike Burns actor ----------------------- Wendy Winslow comedian ------------------- vers atile ------------------- ---- Bill Condon ------ Pat Pugh athlete ---------------------------- Pat I-'ugh Joe Prep ------------------------ Most optimistic ------------------ ---- Joe McGinn ------ Pat Ford 84 Most pessimistic ----------------- Most popular ------ Most congenial ------------------- Best dancer ------- Sergeant-at-Arms Tim Connors - Ray Naccarato ------------------- Tom shine -----Mike Asan Nelson Shinnick Best looking ----------------------- Greg Colliton Beau Brummell ------------------- Larry Menegas Biggest character ----------------- Mike Workland Most original ---------------------- Joe McKinnon Most eccentric ------------------- Best artist -------- Fastest talker ----- Best orator ---------------------- Best student athlete -- Joe Esposito ---------------Terry Flannery --------------- Tim Merriman --- John Cooney --------------------Tom Shine Best football player ----------------- Tim Connors VALEDICTORIAN Moran, who will graduate with a classical diploma, has been very active on the school campus, both in extracurricular functions and athletics. He is a homeroom offi- cer and is a member of the Leash, Sodality, and G Club. He has earned his letters in golf and is on the Varsity basketball team. He has been on the honor roll the four years of his attendance at Gonzaga Prep and has recently been offer ed a scholarship to Seattle University. JIM BRODERICK 4219? MIKE MORAN SALUTATORIAN Broderick, who is taking Physics and Greek, has received a certif- icate for placing in the National Merit Exam, which will serve as a recommendation to any college or university in the U. S. He is also in the Advanced Placement Pro- gram, taking a college course in Physics. He is planning to enter Gonzaga University and will major in electrical engineering. 4 I Q o iv A ann...-I 'Nm MMM. QI. Showti in front of Spokane's Coliseum where many of Gou- zaga's basketball games are played are Steve Hilterbrant and A1 DeWood. il!! gli!!! lk! Qi :Wan- f .. , 3,-n ' V W' fqfww. .A.v-v4 f ' , k ' w 1 , ,A ' 1 2 ' .A NwQm,,a,pk Y,iig,1,Lj,ai.f, , f ' ,M Q , W MQ' W ' A .. i Wwfl, A 9 K + s fg?h.svv1H 'X Q -J 7 wldskzn 'Zi A X ' - ' .Wx ' -. ' i3,,P,Q-g,i,'X,2'E. .- 1 ,K , r w U4 7 ana! . Q. Jgwnifxwf pu. Q X 5 I fu- Ve -ww If ' k V Q we gf ,...y4 IXVW' M1151 9' ,.h,, , i R Q K -Oywuo wa H ,, V 1 A. - 'A 'f' .4 VA: Mi 'VV' ' 2 YT' ,M , W .5 5 Q Q ,..'v,j5.-SQ' ..,. 'f E 2 2 5 2 2 5 E 2 5 3 2 3 S Q a 5 E E 2 2 5 5 3 5 3 E if 5, Q EN S 'fl is ix 9 A 3, 5 VARSITY First row: Bill Welch, Pete Kombol, Larry Eldridge, Paul Griffith, Tom Shine, Tim Merriman, Joe McGinn, Larry Zimmerman, Steve Shea, Doug Thompson, Jim Palmer. Second row: Chuck Charbonneau, Frank Raney, Tim Connors, Jim Kunz, Mike McCormick, Pat Pugh, Walt Weller, Mike Anderson, Greg Hare, Vic Maykowskyj, Bill Condon, Tom Baker. Third row: Pat Shields, Chuck Shannon, Dan Bosse, Hank Matthew, Larry Wood, Mike Jordan, Joe Lee, Dick Kolbet, Mike McCanta, Dave Schimmels, Bill Frazier. Fourth row: Mike Donahue, Mike Adams, Jim Moran, Jim Perko, John Heskett, Harry Lewis, Bill Farley. Y 34, N , 9. vw, ff? 5 i LETTERM EN WC... R ii? ixw, Q X T3 ,Q :I fi Y 7' ,KK r .EW Pups Take on North Central Tonight: Down Stubborn Bucs In Opener League leading Pups meet the second place North Central Indi tonight. Last Friday the Indians surprised the strong Lewis and C111-r Tigers in the second half, and fought to ga. 19-19 tie. Larry Summers . Tom Collins were the big guns in the second half of the contest. Summers kept the Tiger defense alive by flipping flat passes that a up the yardage, but Collins was the workhorse in lugging the ball for a net of 182 yards. Prep will again test their defense against a good run-pass team as they did a week ago against the Rogers Pirates. The Zag offense rolled and the defense tightened as Gonzaga cupped the opener of the season from Rogers 13-7. Quick Score ' After receiving the opening kick- off, Gonzaga marched straight for paydirt. The drive, highlighted by a 38 yard pass from Pugh to Mil- ler, set the stage for the hard run- ning of Tim Connors and Mike Mc- Canta who brought the ball to the one' foot line. Pat Pugh piled over for the counter. The try for extra point failed. Just before half time, a few tense mom-ents were on hand as Pat Pugh tried unsuccessfully to click with big John Miller as four times the ball fell incom- plete in the end zone. I Rogers Scores The third quarter elapsed with- out a score. In the fourth quarter Rogers' Al Rhodes put on his run- ning shoes and made up most of the 92 yards from Rogers' own eight yard line to the Prep end zone himself, After Rhodes crack- ed into the end zone, Robbie Eisen- sohn added the point and Rogers was ahead 7-6. With only 6 minutes, 30 seconds left to play, Tim Connors came back into play after being side- lined in the third period, and im- mediately began to roll. A smash- ing 21 yard drive by Connors brought the ball to the 40 yard line. Climax Three plays later the hustling fullback proved his running abili ty in powering 10 yards to the 15. Pat Pugh clicked with Joe Mc- Ginn for seven ,and Connors bulled his way within six inches of the goal. Pugh again scored on a tricky bootleg. Up and coming H..-ig...u..1n1.- nr,.n....i,. . 11.4 u-...F Midgets Unbeaten After Five Tilts Size does not make the mar it's the heart that counts. Go: zaga has a program for all year and sizes. Midget football is a prc gram for those small in size, big of heart. These words of Mr James Conyard, S. J., midget foot ball coach, seem to sum up the midgets. The pep talks given by Mr. Rob- ert Goebel, S. J., before games, has helped to keep the players' spirits high but are still expected to have trouble with St. John Vi- anney and St. Patricks P,ed,c,,,,,,, T fep lnvades Valley Tonight: North Central's black cloud of victorious football seasons has hung over Gonzaga for the last four years. Jinxes are for ignorant superstitious savages, and tonight we shall end one .., n annual Shrine Game. Tigers Capture Shrine Game glit at T230 the Pups meet Central Valley in the first post gnc contest. After closing the city tilts with two wins and four aonzaga hopes to avenge its defeat to L.C. suffered last week in , of the biggest delusions in the athletic history of Gonzaga 7 Gonzaga opened the scoring M-11 early in the first quarter when Tim Connors packetl the ball 7 yards to climax a 60 yard scoring drive. ,-. m ....... NC .. ,1V,Squad Droppf Pup Footballers Set New Clly Records 'III ,In Passing. Receiving. and First Downs .0535 i5i5..li.i3,?Fi:32iT5 By Dave Durall the The Gonzaga Bullpups were picking up pieces after football. Park high schools' - Zag's passing attack set a new record of 913 yard stopping the old rev In the most recent mt' th set by Rogers of asa yards in '52. The Pups established a. new first dl Wefe CMP in Shame Le' record with 103, eleven better than made last year. following the kick-Off, wha Gonzaga was unopposed in the passing department as Zag pas fumbled' and 10573 their cha threw the pigskin 913 yards. The ' score- A- few Plays late Connors took second amoishadle halfback took a pi Pups led the city in passes at- tempted, passes completed, fum- bles recovered and yards penaliz- ed. On defense the Pups defense held for only 505 yards to top the city. The Pup defensive line held opposition to 77 first downs in six games. Backs Set Records Gonzaga backs shared many tcp honors in the city, Pat Pugh edged Rogers Tom Halverson for lop honor in passing as Pugh pas- sed 773 yards Pto Halversons 767 yards. Tim Conners was unopposed in the pass receiving department with 411 yards. Gonzagafs Joe Mc- Ginn, John Miller and Larry Wood were on the top ten in pass re- cieving. . and the rushing leaders. McCaa and placed 8th in rushing lead 3rd and Connors 5hh. ended in the cellar. The Pups iled Gonzagans were low in tc into passing and rushing as they gs put Pups bad season in the city 'the against the Zags 85. Pugh and Conners placed in tl Thq Pups cargo mtg 3 offense leaders as Pugh ab . ' - A - gf first period to tie the game 1 Hare romped 45 yards. ,-5 Despite all these fifsts GOUZ scored twice before half tim 203 yards rushing: opponents PI-ep JVIS gave the Highl, f'31'CSPf2'd 9 P35505 Wh-iC1'1 PTO arough time in the waning sl fatal- of the first half. We drov4 ered 1707 yards compared tok Ron Kessel plunged for tht ers Lewis and Clark's 2081. 'Prep counter, but Shadlll biggest factor accounting for drew more blood, and they gi the OPPOHBMS 9005115 133 P0 Gonzaga and Rogers pair Vin an evenly-matched tilt wi L.C. Wasted. no time in getting back into the game as Mel Stan- ton racked up six points on a 54 yard end sweep. L.C.'s pass for extra point was good to put them ir front 7-6. Recent Tllls . hands of Rogers and Pugh Blau-ked Mf,Canta plunged from the three for Gonzaga's second tally, high- lighting a 72 yard drive which took only 6 plays. Pugh's try for point was blocked. Pass Pays L.C, closed the scoring in the first quarter when Stanton picked off a screen pass and rambled 55 yards for the tally. Frey's run for the ozzira point put the Tiszcrs ai-- head 14 to 12. Gonzaga's last touchdown came on an 18 yard pass play from Pugh to Mf:Ginn. Pugh converted, mak- ing' the final score 28-19. Defeat Indians Gonzaga smashed a 7 game los- ing' streak by a stunning 25-6 vic- tory over Coach Dave Holmes and his North Central Indian-s. Pugh scored three of the four Zag T.D.s on a 18 yard bootleg, a. 19 yard pass to Connors and a 7 yard pass to Larry Wood. North Central's only score came when Jeff Kyle picked up Doug skirted Gonzagafs rigl romped 55 yards for the Prep Scores at that point, 19-7. B1 Shadle territory, but C1 over the tally as time rs vi etory, 24-13. .tion of a 55 yard touc period, Prep started n from the B ly the junior Bucs. In A u pup By Denny Olson The end must come! These words have been spoken a great number of times. and we are adding to the number. Gonzaga Prep showed the power and ability of the football team they are. North Central's sos called jinx has been trampled into the dirt and it will never rise again. fNo predictionl an :lc 1: Contact is stressed in football. Jim Moran appears to have learned his lesson and has carried it a little too far If you were watchin the' . Q g last North Central game, and not the girls, you would have seen one gf th . . . . e most uncoupling blocks in city league history. The referee didn'ti appear to be too steady on his pins after Jim's 235 pounds slammecf into him. Keep it up Jim, but on the opposing team's players! , With the color of the Merry-Go-Round, the 1958 football season agai takes the sport's spotlight. Since we did not win the coveted trophy, vi shall bypass that incident, and touch on only a few highlights of th contest such as Tim Connor's running and the passing arm of Pat Pugh. These offensive sparks sent a few tremmors through the Prep spectators. Of course the Merry-Go-Round doesn't m th' Ota's fumble and raced 22 yards into the end zone. Rogers Triumphs In the second tilt with Rogers, Prep couldn't stop the hard-charg- ing Bucs, and dropped the game, 35-6. The pups weren't able until the last few moments of the game couldn't tally, and I iked by 7-0. New Coach Carl Speltz with as ette has led the bees thi Mr. Speltz's first y hing. when Doug Ota drove for six to lk ar rl if I don' fully appreciated teams. The Bee football team has ing the opposition they're up inspiration. The Frosh seem to have in fine fashion. Their losses a good attitude barely being t want to bypass some of the school's little not posted an impressive record against. They show a lot of a lot of material, and are are not discouraging as the nosed out. The mighty-mites have posted an undefeated record future years the d y may pro uce some football prospects. , gan 3 mg in the race for the The frosh squad under the new 1 ' ' i ' eague championship, and that s what we're after. III It SK 8 Mr. Wiiliam Frazier is now in his twentieth season as head coach of Gonzaga's football team. His record can speak for itself. He has done a great job In the last nineteen years, and We students of Gonzaga wish him all the luck in the world for his twentieth season. CWe are also hoping.J We know that Mr. Frazier and the team have good desire, and this year may be the year for c.hampionsh.ips. rr if lk it Football season offers to be one of the best in the city league history. Gonzaga is boasting of one of the heaviest lines in the histor f th ndling of Mr. William O'Malley, I., is at a peak of forty able- died greenies. This year's team has a big ine and an outstanding group oi fackfield men. Mr. O'Mal1ey has been quoted as ying, We look as if we are go- g to have a successful season if e men keep up their desire and nod spirits in our practice ses- inns. Y 0 B-starting backs are Dennis Bial- school. The backfield is small but fast, and shows this in their driving., Dan gchmel and Ray Tansy. offense. All in all, we students should get out and back them to the ehdjnning fgp the quarterback posi- Remember the old saying that the team is only as good as those backingm are two good field generals, it UP- This Year, 1655 go all the WHY- -ave Meyers and Mike Cossette. The center spot wil lbe handled by Jim Tansy and Steve Volk. Two promising defensive and rosh Show Promise For big Seas offensive men, Mike Ha and Mike Sutton will hol the end positions. Mike Gary Pettigrew, Gary Hank Bebe, Dan Kuttn John Naccarato are bidd the tackle positions. Th spots are open to Billy er, Terry Murdza, Bob son and Harold Manfred. Others who are not to looked, are Bob McKee Sebesta, Dennis Rooney Haden, Mike Merriman, Ja and a rugged 85 poun Flynn. The opening frosh, non ence game is with West on Wednesday, Septem Then the city league ope Rogers. Q' F5 . :S jyxw 9 me , First row: Henry Richard, Randy Collins, Roger Wilson, Mike Welch, Pat McCanna, Dan Kelly, Bud Hare, Larry Hattamer, Dick Arrel, Chuck Chzirbonneau, Larry Lucas. Second row: Coach Charbonneau, Al Gracio, Jerry Mooney, Ron Perrone, Mike Talor, Robin Rosauer, Steve Corvi, Joe Dobler, Roger Rae, Ed Schimmels, John Bruce, Dan Votava, Coach Speltz. Third row: Jim Palmer, Mike Reilly, Ken Perko, John Behrens, Jim Landyk, Neil Pettigrew, Herman Rossi, Dennis Downey, Ron Kessel, Pat Shields. y B SQUAD FROSH fe? sam? 3 D fy , fi 5' AA W? 5-2,3-yn.. Left to right: Ardell Zimmer, Henry Matthew, Frank Sadler, Steve Shea, John Stephens, George Asan, Dave Ferrier, Mike Moran, Tom Shine, Pat Pugh, Dave Schimmels, Frank Raney. VARSITY BASKETBALL wwe ' Ji or Tm as lillfxibl, l? memll' s ?i'?vS ks? K 'ii First row: Al Gracio, Mike Cossette, Bud Hare, Joe McCullough, Marty Harper. Second row: Ed Schimmels, Roger Rae, Larry Priano, Neil Pettigrew. Third row: Pete Farm, Alex Woods, John Bruce, Ken Perko, Ron Kessel. u rl s... , 119 ,f ,eg sfi?'K2.'?m 5 je aemal l .Medea 'iglg V .Lf .351 'fic -- , ..f!'. L.. 'ffl .2 ' ' L, 5 K ,vvvvez , ,,,, MR. PAUL FITTERER, S.J. MR. DANIEL MEYER, S.J. Freshmen Coach B Squad Coach FROSH Top row: Gary Pettigrew, John Naccarato, Mike Hanneman, Dennis Biallas, Bill Asan, Dave Myers. Bottom row: Ray Tansy, Mike Herzog, Dick Schimmels, Jim Stevens, Jim Tansy, fMissing: Gary Vinneau.j Pup Rivals Appear Good Competition Gonzaga 'hopes to revenge their first game loss to North Central by knocking off the Rogers Pirates tomorrow night. The Pirates will try to win their second game, after defeating Shadle Park 55-41, last week. Gonzaga will have to stop the Bucs' Jim Hogan, Darrell Rhodes, and Tom Halverson, who collected 17, 14, and 11 points respectively against Shadle. MoGinn Scores Joe l'13cGinn came into the game in the third period, and almost pulled it out for the pups. Joe dumped in nine points in the se- cond lialf, after Gonzaga was down by 13 points at half time, 27-14. John Stephens grabbed off 14 rebounds in the game, but the Indians played it too touijh. Gon- za.ga and N.C. traded clutch bas- kets in the closing minutes and the Indians took the game 40-34. Joe McGinn led the scoring with 9 points, followed by Stephens with 8 and Pugh with G points. 34 High After completion of one league game and four pre-season games, John Stephens and Dave Ferrier lead the team in storing with 34 points apiece. Pat Pugh is in 'se- cond place with 27 points. Frosh Effective: Defense Needed In mid-season the frosh basket- ball team has a record of one win and two losses. The frosh beat N.C. 17 to 16, and then lo'st to W.V. 30 to 21, and to Rogers 39 to 34. Growls Midgets Unbeateng F rosh Trampled The Frosh -squad so far this 'season has posted a rather mea- ger record of three wins and seven losses. They defeated West Valley, John Rogers and Lewis and Clark. Mr. Paul Fitterer, S.J., said the Frosh won their best victory and suffered their worst defeat at the hands of Ro-gers. The last frosh game was against L.C. at Prep yesterday. Midgets Win Mr. James Conyard's midgets finished the season undefeated. sending Dirk Schimmels, Don Warner, Gary Bloom and Tini Albi to the Frosh team. This, Mr. Conyard explains, portant function team-developing higher basketball JV and Frosh Teams Work into Shape Led by Art Zimmer and Mike Cassette, the B squad literally wiped the Mead basketball team all over the floor. In smothering Mead 42-19. Artie Zimmer and Mike Cossette led the team with twelve points each. Bud Hare and Ed Schimmels scored 8 and 2 is the most im- of his midget his boys for squads. from the Bullpup By Denny Olson Progressing from the L.C. game, it is a rebirth of the old saying, If you're winning, you're wonderful, but if you're losing we d0n't know you. Not that all the Prep supporters follow this to the letter, or anyone else for that matter, but if a person filters through the Gonzaga crowd after a loss, and then after a win, comments would lead right back to our little phrase. Well, I guess it's just human nature! 2. ,, its 21 Looking back to the biggest upset of the year, fGonza.ga. over L.C.J, most of the seniors and some of the juniors, if they can re- member back about four years, can remember another Prep team. That team, Trauba, Sprague, Hunting, August, and Sim.ms would be the precedent of Stephens, Shine, Sadler, Ferrier and Asan. Pit if 514 str Not that the former team knocked off L.C. with some excellent slow- ball control, but they played well as a team just as our team did two weeks ago. Who says that history doesn't repeat itself. :lf Ik Sis Bk John Stephens has been picked as this month's Athlete of the Month, but we can't go any further without mentioning the fine play of his team mates. Tom Shine hits 1000 percent from the floor: Sadler drib- bles the legs off anyone on the L.C. team: Asan shoots and rebounds with agility: and Ferrier and Stephens dominate the boards over the L.C. big men. All in all, we have five athletes for this month. all 41 if lt! While we're picking over Lewis and Clark, we reflect back to last yea.r's second L.C. game. In that tilt which went into overtime, when Mike Carl dumped i.n nine points in the extra period, we de- feated the Tigers and cinohed at least a second place tie. G. Pups vs. C. V. Bears In Tonight's Finish of City League Basketball The Gonzaga Bullpups wind up the '58-'59 basketball season against the Central Valley Bears tonight. Prep hopes to knock off C.V., and 4-limb out of the cellar before the termination of the season. Gonzaga played with spirit against West Valley. Prep over- came frequent five and six point defecits. and fought down to the wire only to lose 34-33. Pat Pugh led the Pup scorers with 12 points. L. C. Tough Gonzaga found their hands full in going against L.C. to repeat their first round victory. John Stevenson and Steve Grover con- trolled the boards for the Tigers. and L.C. cruised to a 52-40 victory. Prep sought revenge from the Shadle Highlanders, but the privilege was thwarted as the Scotties won 53-42. Dave Fei-rier :mil Pat Pugh led the Prep scor- ing with 15 and 12 points respectively. The sharp - shooting Rogers pirates found the range from 30 feet. but couldn't stop the team work of the Bullpup-s as Gonzaga eaked out a 51-50 victory. George Asan's jump shot with three seconds left won the game for the deserving Pups. Pat Pugh and Dave Ferrier led the way with 15 points apiece. Asan, Pugh Lead With the help of George Asan's 16 points and Pat Pugh's 14 points, Gonzaga romped over the favored North Central Indians, 56-39. Bees Seek Victory After Tiger Loss Prep's Bee squad was pulled down to .500 Percent, 9-9 win- loss record by Lewis and Clark, who defeated the Pup Be-es 46-39 last Tuesday. This was their se- cond loss in a row, including a. loss to North Central the Friday before. In the L.C. tilt John Bruce led the Zag 'scoring with 21 points. Bruce has scored 21 twice this year. Bees Rally The Pups lagged behind in the first half. and left the floor at intermission at the short end or a 28-14 score. The second half was a different story. The JVs, despite L.'C.'s height, outplayed, outshot. and outrebounded the Tigers for the remainder of the game. It wasn't enough, however, as the final buzzer sounded with the score 46-39 for L.C. Defense Tough Mr. Daniel Meyer, S.J., had some praise for Joe McCullough, who not only shot eight points, but did a good job of defense, hold- ing the T'iger's Jacoy to only two points. Other -scorers for Prep were: Bud Hare, 63 Ed Schimmels and Pete Farm each had two. Gonzaga Hopes to Dump C.V.g Finds Going Tough in W.V. Loss In tonight's game with Central Valley, Gonzaga hopes to regain that something with which they toppled Lewis and Clark two weeks ago. The Central Valley Bears appear to he the team to beatg and everybody knows it. Prep lost its polish last week in losing to West Valley, 40-26. The West Valley game was at disappointment for the Bullpup supporters after the previous win over Lewis and Clark the week before. WV moved well, :ind made everything count, while Gonzaga on the other hand coulrln't get going, and had only eight points at half-time. Gonzaga finally rallied in the 1'o1.u'th quarter, but it vas too late. and West Valley won their first game from Prep since 1956, 40-26. Tom Shine had nine and George Asan had six to lead the Bullpups in what little scoring there was. Upset L. C. The day was January 165 the time was 8200: the place was the Spokane Coliseum. Here, the Gon- zaga Bullpups inflicted an am- :izing defeat on the Lewis and l00 Clark Tigers. The remarkable shooting of Tom Shine, the ex- cellent rebounding of Dave Ferrier, John Stephens, and George Asan, and the brilliant ball-handling of Frank Sadler all but drove the Tigers crazyp Prep took the lead, and never lost it, and the end was inevitable. Gon- zaga beat the highly-touted Tigers, 41- 34. Tom Shine led the Prep scoring with 12 points, Shadle Wins In the first meeting with Shadle Park in Varsity competition, Gon- zaga found its hands full. What 'started off to be an excellent close game turned out to be a had night for the Prepsters. Shadle hit consistently, and Gonzaga had only spurts, as Shadle won handiiy, 53-40. ami, im A M ff 'iffy ,W as Ms rf X QM fb M 9 M573 Y 1 s fQEz'i:Si5:1s?vif:ff' f Y21 121 Q .w 7 Q ,11 5 yy, ,...,. v., WA, ui f A , A-Wm Lfmmmf,-fWm5q,fX,,,ff, -L, . ,gy .,s1 'ff1A,1xq5qg '11 ,,,g'j,yf,gfcVi,Lf ,. w ,, 35,l.,xf-35,53 ' - l 'rf , V -L2t1wQzfQ:vQ5SisE'f ivfliizwsxs-,Q , M: Q., Q.,,fg wh. 1:4 .mf If, x . Qf.f52:,gge2 ' .- f VARSlTY PAT PUGH FQ .! ww , Vik, lg ,Kgs K .. . ? fi Av-LSE .,Q, lf: :ww ,x K WW f a 133335 ff ,ig M J ,, , , . ,fm .fk,. M -gm, ,Q .k,, ,K K H Wy., ,. A W, ug- .,f- ,-,w.mfv.,-, - 2 ,ET 'E ,mizgw 3 H ww w X GEORGE ASAN W? , wfmiag, gm at M aw - . - - I , . -. 3 -Q L' Q-.5-' aTaf , W--0-'M I f 5 '-5-: 5 Q , 7 -A :L 6? 4' -:.:.f2 ? 2: ' ity? MIKE MORAN OMKQVMAX 102 wgifaff 3' YQ . BASKETBALL JOHN STE PHE NS R W Lrkr . yin' , W' , Fx 5 M-L wg w L'W.,,M , 355, MMV mi, '13 I V7 N W 4. MQW MMO Q vwwwww gd x 1 N H .5 W? M52 if A 'Li' 4. 2' H fS5W1f9'7'1EL mwffwhifw .W 25' . iw 55, . U If f .pf ' l WL ,. V h w 'UW 'Hz, ,WU H 7 W7 H Aw, T MW I V 111- '33-5x-..,,m in ff , W A Lip VwxzwqlwxgifwggJ i a: .-725254, , 1, ,iw.w,g.,tg?q I M H X ? ,ai EQ, 4' ?' ff fi .9 'Wx KY N, wwf ,Q 'iq L' YQ, 1 Wa J In fri, M .4 ' 1, ,f f Q .J Mr I W7 ,, df' ,MJ 4 ff , ' JQv,r'JV W V ,F S .fi Avij' Q- ww, ,,iKj,,,,J' 7 ,rv M .J may-tl' wwe. 53? '-mi? 3 SHEA FRANK RANEY 'F --2 .--L. .' - x N.-. 103 ff 1' 4- f 'G I A , Y gf 0, .al , ,M no f I f I , f f 4 ,ff,,!,,'-fn fx' 'ff ik ' I f V11 Anqlll 4 fx -flair '11-r v Zrifqizfxf , if f Oh, Q 1 '-ill INTRAMURAL ,l 4 -nr' rv.. X 4 , 'wwf ,.,.,-Q ll 1 X, , ,,J, K wi- W' fy NK jf 1. f' 31 wifi' k , V Winners of the Junior intra- mural, Room 5: First row John Stone, Mike Chemente. Second row: Gary Campbell, John Martin, Tom Davis. 4' In 4 wk xpxfj M' BASKETBALL Winners of the senior intra- mural, Room 77: Chuck Cory, Chuck Schilling, Denny Lamb, Mike Asan, and Vic Maykow- skyj. l ,W ii F ' M IDG ETS I-'1-om lf,-ft to right: Steve Provinsal, Jim Albi, Gary Bloom, Ron Warner, Paul Maloney, John McCrae, Dan Tierney, Tony Gasperino, Ed Truscott, and Terry Rozzini. nm ,, '1 JOHN MILLER ,.,q1f'fii:2geszgQg. Ha ff 2 LR W 1 M H? 55' ,qv fm . wg. ' ha, A L m,,. 4,2 . - . Mk WIN 5 -us. cGINN ww V JJ VU fm v , 3 J ,hr L 1 ij! i f? M TRACK HUM-n wx WMV' 'MW WV yi Jill! I 1 a ls f J i , ' MR MILLER ,. P is The same old trouble dragged the Bullpups down during the 1958 season. That is - lack of depth. S The top performers of the season were: Mike Flynn, Don Durall, Mike Shanks, Mike Keegan, Fred Marshall, and Maurie Flynn. Still the one difficulty of not being able to meet the seconds and thirds needed to win dual meets remained. Gonzaga Prep had good representation at the State meet in Pull- man, with Don Durall winning the half-mile and Mike Flynn placing fourth in the quarter-mile. In the Tri-City district, Don Durall set a new city record in the half-mile, to go through the season in that event undefeated. S n Prospects for this year look somewhat dim. There is a need for many more boys to turn out for track. r Returning lettermen are:Tim Connors in the sprints, Paul' Swift and Scott Rice in the quarter-mile, Dan Vollmer in the hurdles, Ed Stachofsky in the shot put and high jump, and Maurie Flynn in the mile. The promising Sophomores are: Paul Schlicke, Phil Sohinnick, John Keegan, Jim Lynch, and Bud Hare. . Sd. H , f , J ' Q' nk X if .fm,'..w C -. ' Q- J! GOLF '-N53 if 3 Blvd! 4 A.. V ...- , W N MIKE MORAN MB. O'MALLEY, S. J. fx-05 , no Qx Z' BILL GREGORY IE , L 4mm , f'WW?Ir 1. held TX e , wi d 5 xg ' ' . ,. , 1:-t 'N aw ' , that Nr.-:fy . W1 ik.. ' T W - I A f -5' Ag V, A , ' , A LEW' i , my aa Kneeling: Bill Plummer, Jim Lynch, Dick Schirnmels, Marvin Feist. Standing: Paul Schlicke, Dan Vollmer, Chuck Schilling, Bob Johnston, Maurice Flynn, Vic Maykowskyj. CROSS COUNTRY if The invigorating chill of the fall air quite naturally rouses men Y by from their summer leisure and stimulates the athlete to activity. A ' l i: ' As the frost-bitten leaves float to the ground they are trodden 7, 15 ,M K' ' ' under foot by a special breed of athlete, the type of men who feel M the thrill of a fast run up hill and down, across brown fields, their T hard breathing lungs, and indeed their whole bodies, filled with crisp tingle. The cheering presence of friends and rooters is sel- dom with him except at the start and finish of his race. E QMVA, I MR. SCHLIM, S. J. Cross-country courses vary from place to place. The Spokane courses are each approximately two miles longg one around Comstock Park, the other around Shadle Park. The cross-country team is composed of seven men. Points are given according to the position the player finishes in. Usually it is one point for first, two points for second, etcetera. The man with the lowest points wins. Gon- zaga had a two-three record this year. Gonzaga 37 N. C. 22 ' H 20 c. V. 35 34 L. c. 23 'fx H 32 Rogers 23 26 shame 29 The cheerleaders from Marycliff and Holy Names were a real help to the Pep Club. They are Kitty Kelley, Judy Stewart, Patty Alton, Linda Rozzini, Sue Speltz, and Joanne August. Mike Jordan conducts the Lettermen's penny toss for the March of Dimes. lf My u as S IZ ,M fa Bishop Topel addresses the students. Second Semester A, S. B President, Mike Asan takes his oath. Early basketball practice in the gym. 32 Frs. Sisk, Kunz, and Allen. A member of EX PHILAN- THROPIC CLUB is pictured at a hockey game. Signs at election time. APO Loca ETICS CONTEST 310' Shown in action at the Apologetics Contest are Mike Hood, Jerry Mooney, Steve E. Kuder, Jay Schille, Charles Tilford, and Tom Carey. Gonzaga Prep had no sooner become adjusted to its new principal when things began to happen. Using an old magician's trick, Fr. O'Day pulled out of his hat not a furry rabbit but an old idea-- an apologetics contest. Immediately, religion teachers received the command that all students must write a speech in defense of some facet of Christian doctrine. After sifting through a mountain of essays, Fr. O'Day announced the finalists. Now the stage was set. On December 3, decked out in tuxedoes, six amateur theologians shook the walls of the ultra- modern Washington Water Power Building with their speeches. Mr. Robert Dellwo was master of ceremonies. To prevent any minor heresies, Archbishop Roberts was on hand to judge the contest and give a criticism of each speech. Junior Mike Hood carried off the first-prize silver crucifix, and junior Jay Schille, the second- prize missal. ' 116 ESPRIT This year, with the inauguration of its new literary journal, Esprit, Gonzaga Prep has launched out on an entirely new idea. Begin to stimulate interest in the best creative writing among the students as well as to give them a taste of printer's ink, it is the first of its kind in the city. Off to a slow start, Prep produced only one issue this year, but its first editor, Jay Schille, and its moderator, Mr. George St. Hilaire, S. J. hope to make it at least a tri-yearly publication next year, if not a quarterly. Esprit welcomes and encourages articles from all the students in wide varieties from the realms of feature, essay, literary and historical criticism, poetry, short story, humor, and book reveiw. It will remain Esprit's policy to by-line every contribution and to strive to maintain the classy style it set as a norm in its first issue. Since the finest in the art of writing from Prep's students is to make up its contents, Esprit will continually endeavor to match this excellence with an equally ar- tistic layout of glossy pages, color, and exquisite drawings. The production staff is Paul Swift, Chuck Van Marter, Editor Jay Schille discusses plans for the first Dave Rolfe, Dean Hicks, John Mtufnm. edition of Esprit with moderator, Mr. George St. Second row: Chuck Cory, John Aslin, Paul Schlicke, Hilaire. Ron Schoenberg. SENIOR El.ocuTloN il z' iw 1 e 'is - 1 z . ff, eg Participants in the Senior elooution contest were Tim Merriman, Larry Menegas, Jack Delehanty, Bill Trudeau. Second row: Mike Kane, Wendy Winslow, master of ceremoniesg Mike Adams, Bill Condon, guest speaker. The oldest and perhaps the most popular contest at Gonzaga is the Elocution contest. The contest is divided into two divisions, Junior and Senior, which give Prepsters a chance to display their fo- rensic talent in competition. Because of the late date of the Junior contest, it is not covered in this year's book. The Senior contest took place in early February at the Student Union Building on the campus of Gonzaga University. Before, it has usually taken place before the student body. The wide variety of selections made the judging difficult. After much debating, Jack Delehanty earned first place, Bill Trudeau, second, Mike Kane, third. H8 'S i 5 4 er mm, X., '-Q.-f LIBRARY Mr. Joseph Laudwein, S. J., head librarian, is shown checking out a book to Paul Justice. SACRISTANS Pictured below are: Dennis Standiford, Dan Ritchie, Gerry Black, Bob Powers, and Bill Doherty. 4-u.Q, IT' x 5 X an f 2 K ? . at-W 2 :K n r ler N K XXMVAQX kk.AA ,, '- J ff '5'-- ' In f Q ffl A ig' ' AM il' 'lf i iff, 'i ,,, . xi X 0-if 3 - R vf' Above: Father Richard Sexton discusses some spiritual problems with upperclassmen between talks. Fa- ther came from the Loyola Retreat House in Portland. Pictured are Mel Wicks, Paul Justice, and Tom Carey. The three days set aside to consider the salvation of one's soul are the most important of the school year. This year's retreat was very orderly. The usual noisy groups were outstandingly quiet. All of the students concentrated on making a satisfactory spiritual agreement between themselves and God. Below: Father John Gouldie conducts a special series of spiritual talks for the frosh in the school chapel. SPIRITUAL FATHERIS MESSAGE FR. JOHN GOUDIE, S.J. On the facades of many Jesuits buildings, in the sanctuaries of many Jesuit churches and on the pages of many Jesuit documents, one can readily read the motto of the Society of Jesus, A. M. D. G. ad majorem Dei gloriam . This watchword of the Society's founder, Saint Ignatius Loyola, every- thing to the greater glory of God , has guided the grace life of the Society for the past 400 years. For this, the Society of Jesus works, for this, the Society of Jesus lives. It is not strange then, that in the school of the Society of Jesus, of which Gonzaga Preparatory en- joys membership, that an insistent effort is made to mold all young men coming under the Society's influence according to a very special pattern of grace. In this very special work, our Holy Father, Pius XII, of happy memory, has given us a valuable assist in his new Eucharistic legislation, his Constitution, Christus Dominus . This document has made the life of grace flow more easily to all souls. To Gonzaga Preparatory students, it has offered the occasion to go to Mass more frequently and to receive the Holy Eucharist more readily. Each day, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered twice, at 11:00 a. m. and 11:45 a. m. Grace is a free gift of God. With the new available and easy law of Eucharistic fastg i. e. fasting from solids three hours and from liquids one hour, with the added help that the drinking of water no longer breaks the fast, no student has any reason to be wanting in the grace life that is offered him so superabundantly through this most understanding law of our late Pontiff Puis XII. The society of Jesus is most humbly thankful to God and his holy mother for inspiring the Holy Father to grant such a benign favor. Each of her sons in loyalty will strive manfully to compensate for this relaxed law of fasting, opening wider the avenue of God's grace, by striving through the new grace gained, to be shining examples of Christian life, especially through their works of penance and charity, as the law requires and in fulfilling the motto of their Jesuit teachers, everything to God's greater glory . I GONZAGA NIGHT Gonzaga Night, 1958, opened in a blinding blaze of tal- ent. The game but undermanned Prep band entertained the audience until the curtain parted, and out stepped Grand Marshal Terry Flannery to open the show. The frosh started the entertainment ball rolling with a dramatization of a teacher's impression of Gonzaga. Next, the sophomores staged a cutting parody titled Gunsmoke and featured several bad-land episodes. The act ended in a burst of mis-timed gunfire. Then came the upperclassmen. The juniors won the best-act award for a versatile program with juniors de- picting the Everly Brothers, Xavier Cugat, Dick Clark, and calypso singers. The seniors presented a touching story of Christmas narrated by Bill Condon and assisted by the glib comments of Bill Trudeau. They also dra- matized a pseudo SOCIAL CLUB act. Class Marshals, Larry Zimmerman, seniorg Hank Matthew, junior, John Keegan, sophomoreg and Mike Cun- ningham, freshman, introducted their respective acts. The evening was climaxed by the awarding of football letters by Mr. Frazier and the cross country awards by Mr. Schlim, S. J. The Kennely Inspirational Award was given to All- City, Tim Connors for his outstanding example on the football squad. Mr Conyard, S. J. , hands out midget football numerals. Grand Marshal Terry Flannery. Tim Connors receives the inspirational award from Coach Frazier. ToAsTMAsTER's CLUB Members of the club under the direction ol' Mr. Robert Goe- bel, S.J. are Mike Welsh, Frank Bennett, Mel Wicks, John Hurley, Pat Andre, Paul Schlicke, John Mumm, Dan Brunner, John Keegan, Steve Dubois, Joe Mclfarlancl, Pete Wanderer. From Chrysostom to Churchill, the words of great men have filled the centuries, have altered and plotted the course of history. Today more than ever, we find that the Words of men are forming the wor1d's way of life. It is not enough that we have ideas, but it is necessary that we be able to express them. As social beings, our lives are spent communicating with others. Through the medium of speech, we share with others our thoughts and aspirations and they share theirs with us. It was for this purpose that the toastmasters' club was founded, that its members might learn to communicate their ideas to others in a coherent, clear, and interesting manner. In our science-laden era which is so concerned with teaching men to exist, let us not forget or hastily throw out those processes which teach men how to live. Other members are Dave Rolfe, John Aslin, Jack Dele- hanty, John Martin, Dick Bumgarner, Jerry Mooney, Keith Weller, Rod Adams, Kevin Martin, Don Spencer, Pete Kombol. 5 rffiig A L. W WWWW WM ,jk 6 QW W W MW W i W 55 - ' V y,a,24fQ' f - 5 W' ' IQ: if if I! 1 A , 7 tariff 4' ' , f, , M, O, b.,,k,, I ffm QM U 'id-an LARRY WOOD TIM CONN ORS ,., :denim , z,,,.1, ,,,, .ew nn-zmwhgfgsgrdw ..:. ', ,if-5 f vgmmianv, nf, Q is L in I is w ifi 2 IQ M fi it ng I , . , .gJ:1,.q, i. if 7 gm., ,S K W Ki Very funny, Fr. Dunn. Look H I x may .I 0 .I as In 'gf' fl? 'Q ' 1 u ff 9 K . -sw, .lr , . .MB fin. Q ,in U 'AWE ' Mrs, Miller said I could use the phone so there, Fr. Graisy. Did you library? see the one in the the Birdie ! I 4 -5 x if Q I2 'FFEEFIH +I, f so I Ulf .mer I Sax! ,AEM -,-if 4 ,2'if: -1 f 'Q' fr .ii W? izf7i1jl 5if ,,,lf iggxtfvff' H Q E4 IE gg 4 I ' Ugg' iiii What, me worry? ff I 2 m i ' 5 if ..l.':: :.:W:.,,N' -z I ,,, Iw i , X, .,.5 I Hugs , . SS 3 I -I s-I 4 Q X 1' Miki, 4' as 1 sf ,, shall 1 1 g:,p'L ' is is I L - gl 'Ei' IH4f:!f5?.fiE 19, IQ' .wqfm .1 gi What's Ju Father? 9 . .AH IG WQ I I Did you say to repeat cheese or lemons? tl SES 'r 1:2 iii? 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WW WX f YQ M W X XM WM UMW My wp N Ab? W A QL ilk P99 1 P fi ff? MW f W ffwff M ff' f fi failgjj X X 3 L XX -J YT Qi T595 AUTOGRAPHS fig! is , QE NAME M. Adams M. Anderson Mike Anderson A lg . Assfa B. Briggs R. Bombino L. Broderick J. Burk G. Bye D. Casey E. Condon T. Connors J. Cooney J. Corkery J. Dahlberg li. DeMeester J. Devine H. Dodson B. Dries Ii. Edwards L. Eldridge J. Ellison T. Flannery P. Ford C. Fry B, Ganje P. Griffith J. Hanson G. Hare L. Heinen J. Heskett T. Harder M. Jacobs B. Johns ton R. Keith PET PEEVE Me Oh, nothing School English class Women drivers None Making mistakes French class Snobbish erson Giggling Girls None Girls Daily problems None Tests Living No smoke break Assignments Poetry in jug Adjustment My car Snobbery Mike Burns Lying debaters Sly's degrading me Trig Small arms Shaky 10 pin Homework Girls Friends Teachers Books Untied shoes Grade point average FAVORITE SAYING I didn't mean it. Igive u , what? Ease OIR Jackson Tough life Censored Get lost Walsh. Never say die. That's life! It's Doc. Later, much later. Numbskull Buffard I've ot roblems It's Doclp He's crazy. None Hey. Maul I've had ill By George! I'm sure. Say, Man What a clodl Dispurse No lie. Never say die. It's Doc. I was robbed! It's Butch. Keep out Huh? Moo Let's eat. Jeepersl Rough life HOBBY Huh? Golf Reading comics Cars Hunting Stamping grapes Electronics Datin Skin Tiving Fast cars Summer time Sports Making problems Relaxation Hunting Skiing Amateur radio Drawing Chess Cars Skiing Bowling Phone book Golf Degrading Sly Making money Weight lifting Bowling magazines Guns Machines None None Boats Fishing Model railroading AMBITION Get ahead Own a business Engineer Me To be rich To graduate Electronic ph sicist To graduate this year Dental Technician To graduate Social worker Teacher Solving problems Salesman None None Electronic engineer Artist Pilot Playboy Make good Law Elevator operator Attorney Be a success Spend money Jet Pilot Bowl a '900' A lawman Be a success None Cattle rancher Sports Dentist Parish Priest NAME B. Kolbet T. Kolkman B. Krall D. Lamb J. Lee V. Maykowskyj J. D. Maguire J. M. Maguire G. Maloney M. McCormick D. McDonald J. McDonald J. McDermott J. McGinn M. Mccvruder ig. McKinnon . Moore L. Menegas T. Merriman J. Morin S. Morris J. B. Murphy J. Novak Ii. Naccarato M. 0'Hare D. 0'Leary D. Dlson J. Perko P. Pu h M. Bagford B. liainer A. Bainville PET PEEVE Teachers None No gas My girl's mother Trig Jug Girls Report cards No Co-eds Teachers Teachers Strong girls Jug Followers Gonz. Prep A boor Teachers Debaters Sophists 7595 an hour Interruptions None School Dentists Greek None Bad school work None Women drivers English class Girls Bock Pile FAVORITE SAYING Unpios None None What, me worry? Totally unwasted Yeah? Not quite. Easy, big boy. None Ponta kata moiron Let's go. Surel It's Bloc. Oh, fudge None Sport Shoppe I do not. Biff raff All or nothing None Cool it, Jackson. None Those are the breaks Yeah, man! Like Wow! Howdy, pardner It's 0. B. None 0. K. later No lie Horse feathers It's Thursday HOBBY Hunting Photography Bowling Ski in En lish class Boveliing g Cars Dismantling Skiing Watching T. V. Breaking dates Hot rods Electronics Sleeping Sports Trouble Clothes Vacations Clothes Hunting Raise insuranc Girl friends Tglevisioiil P oto ra Bowlilqg P y Slee ing Hi-lgi Beading Basketball Sports None Painting Skiing e premiums AMBITIUN Success None Millionaire President of Hobo Union Mechanical engineering Naval Intelligence Be on top A bank account Get home None Millionaire Make money Taxidermist College education Be president Dictator Do my best Dwn a chain of restaurants Engineer Own a '36 Ford To graduate Millionaire gone ru ist Wrigg' Bleached hair Rich College Baseball Pilot Doctor Live good :U I! 3' E5 CU 26553503 W?'C1'J'6ZZGHF 'i'JUUG'iUE11D?'S'7 '-92 FUPQFF Rasmussen Rice Roberg Rolfe Rosler Ryan Ryan Schilling Schimmels Schmitt Shine Shore Simoninitch Skelton Sl Snfith Solinsky Stachofsky Stephens Stimson Strong Sullivan Sullivan Tausch Thomson Tilford Trudeau Turner Uyeno Valley Walsh Weller Wenski Widmer PET PEEVE English teachers Fu lish teachers Emiarrassed Greek tests Cafeteria School Memory Girls None Teachers None 'lack of money None English Teachers Nuns School School Principals Living Physics class None Homework None Homework No girls Hypocrites My car Hacks Memory Homework School spirit My ca. Homework Order in a day FAVORITE SAYING lt's Doc None How you be? It's at home Get lost You old snake, youl What a day How about that? He's sure ornery Go, go, go lt's wasted Nuts Bi man Liie wowl No lie No Shucks Slow but sure That's D.K. Stupendous Can't win them all 7 come 11 Uh my Mister, have pity Yogi Bear None M-m-m-m yes None Crazy, man! lt's a tough life Gaput tuum in sacco I hafta et a job l've hafit That's life HOBBY Skiin Eating Girls Thinking of nothing Hunting Guns Collecting Broken cars Water skiing Sports Drawing Starting hobbies Skin diving Skin diving Elbow bending Drawing Money None Boxing Cars Skiing Pool First aid Electronics Cars None Girls Hunting Stamps N0 time for one Gonzagan Dance band Fishing Sports AMBITIUN Reach college To raduate Daniel' Thinking of something Mechanic Sporting goods business Mortician Admiral Executive En ineerin Noie g Make money Oceanography Executive Dodge draft None Teach the Jesuits None Life of ease Engineer Doctor Champion billiard player Flight surgeon Electronics Undecided Physics research work Lawyer Geologist Mechanic Pilot Graduate from Gonzaga U Engineer None See the world NAME PET PEEVE FAVORITE SAYING HOBBY AMBITION W. Winslow Math l'm not P. W. Wrecking cars Doctor R. Wolfe English How come? Parties Electrician L. Wood Wrecking my car Strictly from hunger Fixing my car Pharmicist fl P 1 NNQST got, 42' f' 4,0 I E nw - 0 ,2'j ,la X' ff 4- f 5 OO who-, ,Ex Q? ,9 I1 ffl AIPHICPEMPE 7 This won't hurt a bit. While the other Sodalists are out, you and I will hustle this little sack down to the fac ulty kitchen. i fifiyqik y it A' w X Lgigyzlwlifa ,Q 1 K' V N i ,,,L riyi W: . L in ikil Q 4 . 1 Vrryyr iz z igyxxgf Y. ,g . If you hit me again l'll knock you on the , Dj floor. if- K f. ,iff nfiilfzi-1 it A 1 , . , Prepster' at prayer. ' ' 1 . t,-'t' . .1 But coach, he s big! Hey! What time is it? South American Indians eat worms for supper. - .yew u 1 4 , 2 I . I Q , W V1 rt r ,- ,nv 0 LLST' A l . , - V , ' ,'V.'P?'!'l-1'5 -31A If fvfff f 'sv . ' ' ,,