Gonzaga University - Spires Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

' it (.• V 3g SKm ' « S SS! ' l Uf ' IA« IIJ«eCJ! V y -.r = ' mm ' ' m ' m v wf mwifr fs:!f= sm c: n ' i ' , ' .i ' Z ,, Amw THE SPIRES Published By THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT CONGRESS OF GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SPRING 1946 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SPOKANE, WASHINGTON IHeM nccuK To the Men Who Gave Their Lives That America Might Still Be Free, We, the Men of Gonzaga, Pay Homage mx awimmrm i rf FACULTY The President REV. F. E. CORKERY, S.J., Ph.D. President Gonzaga University i m Gonzaga University spokane 11, wash. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT The evident svmbolism of the that transcend the merely material, idea truth. You will find those ir;esls in tb ula of your Hniversity. Make them your cinlesjgive to your country the sound c needs in the crisis of world civilizat to if ive the world ' .veil trained Christia ciple whose lives will be a blessing — t Snires is one of lofty ideals, irieals Is that are dpenly rooted in eternal e traditions and in the daily curric- own and with the.Ti as .-notivating nrin- itizenshio and leadership she so badly ion. This is the aim of your University- leaders — men of knowledf e and orin- o themselves and to their fellownen. ' Zc- -CO l? §)© ' F(?®ff « f REV. M. I. WILHELM, S.J., A.M. Vice-President Gonzaqa University REV. W. M. WELLER, S.J., A.M. Dean of Faculty REV. A. L. DUSSAULT, S.J., A.M. Dean of Men vrmr ' sz z n REV. W. L. DAVIS, S.J., Ph.D. Professor at History c 1 Ph.D. Professor of tren REV. T. J. LARKIN, S.J., A.M. Professor of Englisli REV. T. O ' LEARY, S.J., Ph.D. Ass ' t Professor of Chemistry • •?.oSor of Economics REV. A. L. McNEIL, S.J., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry % ' ■ W. DUNNE 9 , -- '  4-s--4„ REV. M. TOULOUSE, S.J., A.M. Instmctoi o Spanish and Religion  V fcS? !? REV. R. L. TALBOTT, S.J., A.M Instructor in English REV. L. J. YEATS, S.J., A.M. Professor of Physics w MisTER.ri„wfpSiphy ' ' ' MISTER I. P. LEARY, S.J., A.M. Instructor in Sociology Instructor ?:SGJS Tim T:?35= ii?  vss i wMWRj ,-, ' 1 ' 11M(W 1« i DR. H. P. HILLEMANN, Ph. D. Ass ' X Professor of Bioiogy 33 ' t Professor ' Instructor in 1 ll - DR. H. SCHNUCH, Ph. D. Ass ' X Professor of Geixnan and Latin V ; S . MR. S. DAGLEY, A.M. Instructor in English DR. W. CAILLOUETTE, Ph. D. Ass ' t Professor of English c-coun ing lfir« , ' n Mechanical Fn - ' ' 9ineering S i MR. G. C. WHITE, B.S. nsfrucfor in Physical Education m ' ' r MR. J. G. McGIVERN, M.Ed., M.S. In M.E. Professor of Mechanical Engineering ' MB. K. A. NOWIE. H Instructor m Civu ' !■■■■■ , fr - « MR. I. SHIRK, B.S. In M.E. Ass ' t Professor of Mechanical Engineering o RYAN. A.B., l-L.B. MR. D- tr in Mathematics Instructor in MR. C. F. McGRATH, Ph.D. Instructor in Physical Education i ' - ' hemistry Adminislration Staff ' 9 ' neering ES: mYW S SCSNS§mWM ' IVV !)!?!W MI7 ff J MISS M. F. WELLER Ass ' t Registiar MR. H. A. WAGNER, A.B. Ass ' t Treasurer MISS M. Ifi sef Public Relations Sec. ®[ E)(lS V mm mm MISS H. M. BEAULIEU, A.B. Eeq ' isixai MRS. R. A. WAGNER, A.B., B.S., L.S. Ass ' X Librarian MISS M. V. BARRY, R.N. Supervisor at InlirmaTy „ Mrs c d s Ad viser MISS c, fCHNElDER wnm ® Spring Formal Spokane Country Club g?5 ss PRE-MEDICINE DEPT K. lONES Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine 0lt y ,jj e c MARTIN leSport. Washington Pi-e Medicine L ' ' oJane%- ' ' 3 ° ' Pre Medicine 51 ' fe- B. LOTSENHIZER Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine 4P% s; i T. McDONOLD Yakima, Washington Pre Medicine 1 F. McCLLOMB Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine I - S}c?!5 ' 9 ' on R. DICKINSON Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine 1 -iMid i R PETERSON iff 40 Pre Medicine vsdg rmsss s if G. WILLIAMS Colbert, Washington Pre Dent. B. McCarthy Butte, Montana Pre Dent. J. McCOLLUM Spokane, Washington Pre Dent. V. CRESSEY Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine F. BACH Vancouver, c- B.S. in Chem. ■9 I Sand Pomt. Waho Pre Medicine ?r « 1 ' E. SWANSON Cusick, Washington Pre Medicine R. DuELL Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine G, WINDLE Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine 1 ' Dent ' onsin ' •f H •THOMPSON i g=- i g 5j! m s fc: s$ m S iivt. iB , i y sismiM(N !V ' OTA;i ' wi ' i W. CARROLL Spokane, Washington Pie Medicine Pre Dent. Spokane, Washington p e Medicine C. COTTERELL American Falls, Idaho Pre Medicine wm - 1 D. FRIETAG Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine H. GHERING Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine S -; SoJtf =™« e Medi ' Cine i C. WARD Opportunity, Washington Pre Medicine Pre Dent. Trail, B. C Pre Medicine C. GORDON Omak, Washington Pre Dent. B. LOTZENHIZER Spokane, Washington Pre Dent. S ' ' -T f - Im . G. STRUBLE Spokane, Washington Pre Dent. H. SHA E ! i; w g j .J v ' i Vv m a! v. ' g?l)!! f y K. PRUITT Spokane, Washington Pre Dent. M ' ' M. ? 7 Washington Spokane, vvu Pre Medicine tl . S T WALKER Pasco, Washington Chemistry E. GARDINER Spokane, Washington Pie Dent. I ' m ' ' J. H. SMITH Spokane, Washington Pre Veterinary K. MATTAUSCH Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine % •WILLIAMS Pendleton Dr.. 1 ,. . i W?fS«.«„ . ! J- H. JCOPET J. LEE Spokane, Washington Pie Dent. Pre Dent. T w SMITH Spokane. Washmqton Pre Medicine E. NOWAK Everett, Washington Pre Dent. A. SHOGAN Marianna, Pennsylvania Pre Medicine J. WHELAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin Pre Medicine ' ; QWNN J cjije gan =5!SKiSKV W-5;=  S !J NSS« vm T E. HOCTOR Goldendale, Washington Pre Medicine A McDONELL Trail, B. C. Chemistry .i - ?nn Washington Bremerton, v u Chemistry W. CUMMINGS Spokane, Washington Chemistry H. KIYOHIRO Spokane, Washington Chemistry % D. CLARKE Spokane, Washington Chemistry ■ S - einistry ( H « - f S J- SMITH ent. gton - B. GALUSHA Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine Pre Optm- •!:  • EatonviUe, Pre Dent. D. MAYER Seattle, Washington Pre Medicine p. SCHULTZ Conrad, Montana Pre Dent. K. NIKKELSON New Port, Washington Pre Dent. S| -. ' on ' cine J. VETTO ' Spokane w l. J ' cine  ES¥S5«! w ' C! ?c ! «i ssa v v ' vBIVK5«ll If- - miMiv wi I. SWEENEY Ft. Benton, Montana Pie Medicine Pre Dent. € ■ P McCOLLON Spokane. Washington p e Medicine 1 0| ri W. MICHAELIS Lewiston, Idaho Pie Medicine 0 r «PiW T ■ •-. , - 4 ' W. BARBUSH Spokane, Washington Pie Medicine J. COOK Des Moines, Iowa Pie Medicine E. R. ; «■ COWAN f ' Pokane wl ,. Pre Dent ' . ° ngfon Pl| Spokane w I. BARETHE Spokane, Washington Pre Medicine HUl T Spokane, Pre Medicine V Gshinqton Pre Medicine H. BEAL, R.N. Hastings, Nebraska B.S. in Nursing E. PROCTOR Spokane, Washington Nursing SISTER GERALDINE Spokane, Washington Nursing Education - Mo GUlfiE g ' on Spokane, Wach 5SS s mx!5; s«  S! m TOv ll!i?« PRE-LAW DEPT THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY R. FANNING Idaho Falls, Idaho Pre Law Pre Law V. McCONNELL ?oppen.sh. Washington Pre Law f «rf, i - G. BOULDEN New Castle, Pennsylvania Pre Law C. WILLIAMS Spokane, Washington Pre Law W. BROWN Dickinson, North Dakotc Pre Law R ENNIS R. JORDAN Spokane, Washington Pre Law Pre Law CALBOM Longview, Pre Law V ashing on G. COIL Spokane, Washington Pie Law . F. JOHNSON Spokane, Washington Pre Law J. STANGLE Coeur d Alene, Idaho Pre Law R. NACCARATTO Priest River, Idaho Pre Law G. TAMPORULAS Spokane, Pre Law V ashinqtor V BEAULAURIER Yakima, Washington Pre Law w E. KEATON Spokane, Washington Pre Law f •Jf ' I F. LAMBERT Spokane, Washington Pre Law H. WOOD Spokane, Washington Pre Law PoJcanp ur iimiy!?s ?f ' miim wsii w im AVffff9fr?: ' == ' r ! f J. DILLARD Spokane, Washington Pre Law s i m ' A- TF en .Idaho Bonners teny. Pre Law :% - (f M! iSS R MENDENHALL Boise. Idaho Pre Law J. WARNER Spokane, Washington Pre Law R. LAWRENCE Spokane, Washington Pre Law jMa A. HANSEN Prosser, Washington Pre Law 0m J- WEISH J. NEVERS Spokane, Washington Pie Law 1. McGOFHN lacorna, Pre Law Washington ]. DAVEY Spoka Pre Law ne, Washington tk O. GROSS Pre Law Spokane, Washington A. RESSA Spokane, Washington Pre Law Jk J. McGRATH Spokane, Washington Pre Law m P- COIL Spok. ?r;r; ' - ' - .o. ' nglon =S5S5S5) m ?SS S S S! S5!a lAW «BV «l K «f ■f..- 1 ' lWIVN AIKOi ' .N. ' i ? y    9i«KZK M k R. LATENDRESSE Spokane, Washington Vie Lav! £ CONNER lerome, Idaho Pre Law Pre Law I. GREEN Spokane, Washington VxQ Law T. GRAHAM Colville, Washington Pre Law JMlk • J. CONNELLY Spokane, Washington Pre Law B. LIDDLE P ' e Law ° ' ngton LARSON Opportunity Wr, u- P e Law ' ° ' ng on R. HOSSFELD Boulder, Montana Pre Law Pre Law n. STEVENS Spokane, Pre Law Washington 9: , J. LAWLESS Beresford, South Dakota Pre Law J. DEAN Spokane, Washington Pre Law B. FORSLIND Spokane, Washington Pre Law I MEYERS P e Law ° ' ng ' on gfon sY  v« a seafcv ssa v! ,WRV 5iiKZ««ff l iM ' 5 i!55:==S   5 1 . . A R. CODD Spokane, Washington Pre Law Pre Law W SHAYSE Spokane, Washington Pre Law F®KI1 % R. WALSH Spokane, Washington Pre Law E. PONACK Sand Point, Idaho Pre Law M. PORTER Spokane, Washington Pre Law - cBBlDE ' rC ' - ng,on i M. FOLBERT Spokane, Washington Pie Law R. SULLIVAN Spokane, Washington Pre Law Pre Law - BURCHETT Spokane U , = e!S«VW ' !™«8l ' «W ' JV i Ki?CS=  K ENGINEERING DEPT DIPLOMA Engineering H. NAVARRE Spokane, Washington Mech. Eng. V Chem. Eng- r KOWRACH Spokane. Washington Chem. Eng. D. BELDEN Dickinson, North Dakota Engineering G. BAUER Espanola, Washington Chem. Eng. A. PARSONS Spokane, Washington Engineering m Spokane w , )s f:sass! ss! m!mssvKS ]i!yMm iw  i fi?! ?strjKgs; s , ft - l lNt «- ll D. McBRIDE Butte, Montana Engineering Engineering E. SMITH Salmon. Idaho Elect. Eng. ;S ' i?g T. KILBURN Missoula, Montana Cbem. Eng. C. D. WHITE Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. H. GRAEBER Laurier, ■ Washington Elect. Eng. 7. TONER g ' on . I M I. O ' ROURKE Pendleton, Oregon Chem. Enq. NELSON Troy, Idaho Civil Eng. p ROBINSON La Grand. Oregon Elect. Eng. ■pKii? ms Mss D. REVOLINSKI Ashland, Washington Mech. Eng. i G. LAUTSCH Vancouver, B. C. j ' lero. Eng. G. SIMMONS Kamiak, Idaho Elect. Eng. I. SMITH - SCULLY 9 ' neenng = : ! ' t7 SSSS f mi:iSmi r MVf7ff!9f?!==Sfr)7f m ' 4 - Ml G. PEITIS Spokane, Washington Mech. Enq. T WAGNER CoUax, Washington Mech. Eng. m -mr Civil, Eng. . ' M : « L. JACKSON Vancouver, Washington Chem. Enq. D. COBLE Spokane, Washington Civii Eng. y i R. OKADA Seattle, Washington Eiecf. Eng. 1 Spokane u , S. McCABE Moscow, Idaho Mech. Eng. Archtec. Eng. ca -- D. SHAW St. Maries, Idaho Mech. Eng. fr % A. WILLIAMS Spokane, W ashington Elect. Eng. E. RALPH Clarks Fork, Idaho Elect. Eng. H. J. GAMES Spokane, Washington Civil Eng. jg: KEATING •i!i! fmiiKt!sa]w M iw fffi:f= smfs s s g F. TACCOGNA Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. Mech. Eng- % tl Engineering AX D. MARTIN Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. A. SHELDON Opportunity, Washington Engineering V .u - ?  %.- !«-- 4 mm n B. McINTIRE Altoona, Pennsylvania Mech. Eng. ih ' - ' ixie, Wn u ? dJe,on, 5re„. ' ' 9 ;:een;,g ' ' ' 9on p. MARSH Yakima, Washington Engineering H « % iCx- Ml I v!,nf Washington Spokane, Chem. Eng- gg Engineering 4 C. KINDER Spokane, Washington Engineering 7 - R. JOHNSON Spokane, Washington Engineering ■■t . 9 M L. BEST Spokane, Washington Engineering r:g; eery„g° ' g ' on S? ==r 3Sr= l e 5SSjvY i VC =aS! Sa!i ' iSS I E. KELLY Wolf Point, Montana Elect. Eng. fl if ' w Eject. Eng. Elect. Eng. C. FAGGETTER Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. H. GUSTOFSON Telluride, Colorado Elect. Eng. m I. CURRAN Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. F. HOAG Spokane, Washington Civil Eng. Mech. E g- B ELLSWORTH Twin Falls, Idaho ,y ji yy_ 9 ii C. STUPFEL Spokane, Washington Mech. Eng. 1 fv4. liiit (i A. DELBUONO Spokane, Washington Mech. Eng. W. BLAIR Spokane, Washington Msch. Eng. , IVIech. Eng. 7- KIM HOY Spokane w ?=?SWKaS S:: § ? s P -Cv p. HEINSTEAD Spokane, Washington Civil Eng. 1 fe ta y C ' ' wash.nqton Spokane, Civil Eng. L KESTIN Scobey. Montana Civil Eng. T. KOEHMSTEDT Overly, North Dakota Civji Eng. R. KIRKENDALL Spokane, Washington Civil Eng. O. PHILLIPS Colville, Washington Civil Eng. ' ngton Jt. M M. GLASSY Tacoma, Washington Elect. Eng. - ruv Washington Benton City. Civil Eng. ?cobey, Montana Elect. Eng. B. BROWN Livermore Falls, Maine Elect. Eng. J ! D. PAYNE Opportunity, Washington Elect. Eng. rfifc I. JESSEE Coeur D ' Alene, Idaho Elect. Eng. C. S. i- f- JOHNSON TJ ' ? J- SPAfiBER !S« Nm ' fs:s=ES3 S!ix !5s« v v sivtv ' a))y V ' TA R. SKALSTEAD Spokane, Washington Mecb. Eng. r ' :...,- !. L. DROLLINGER Spokane, Washington Mech. Eng. Mech. Eng- Mech. Eng- P. LETTENMAIER Spokane, Washington Mech. Eng. w. McDonnell KalispeU, Montana Mech. Eng. S. ELHAUS MeS - . ' o. Mech. Eng ' Sion I. MAGEE Spokane, Washington Civii Eng. Civil Eng. 5- Sl-J wSin -on R. GRAY Spokane, Washington Civii £ng. J. SCHERMER Millwood, Washington Civil Eng. F. PORTA Spokane, V ashington Civil Eng. ' ' J Eng. ° ngton Spokane, Civil Eng J- QUIMBY ! ssi !::sss= s s Vi! iwjM MVf ff! ls;: ' .4 G. JANSSEN Spokane, Washington Elect. Enq. i ' T BACKMAN Spokane. Washmgton Elect. Eng. L B SMITH Portland. Oregon Elect. Eng. §r y is isifor t R. YATES Whitehall, Montana Elect. Eng. F. CANTLON Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. Ska f . JiM G. MOON Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. %-- l} ' P°kane. VU„ . . j M E. KOLBERT Spokane, Washington Engineering L. a ' :i?.w - ' ° Siver Mech. Eng Elect. Eng. ' S R. McFERRIN Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. . «5 W. ARIYAMA Spokane, Washington Chem. Eng. H. SMITH Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. ♦ «fc ' jr« - I iwm Hnm rj f7!S sS ' iros. O. BURTENSHAW Idaho Falls, Idaho Chem. Eng. I Elect. Eng. 4 T ECKSTROM b , __ Washington Spokane Civil Eng (if i . ' - E. HARRIS Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. G. SIBERT Polouse, Washington Elect. Eng. K. ANDERSON Spokane, Washington Elect. Eng. - McLEOD Spokane w l- rs 5 JHOMAS Poifane U y. ' V, p|p iiii '    • ' %i D. BURROUGHS Coear D ' Alene, Idaho Elect. Eng. Civil Eng. Elect. Eng. W. PARR Pullman, Washington Arch. Eng. N. LOMNESS Edmondo, Washington Science J. PETERSON Spokane, Washington Engineering fe ' S,. ' i •BURCHETT fP°kane, w ' , . fcAmtoi.ei hiaa tev.vNi sts iivi wK ir, y ii7  .?- «« W. RUSH Marcellus, Michigan Elect. Enq. L. BLAYDON Spokcine, Washington Elect. Eng. ' - t } WHITE INt) Tpfi7 ?: B USINESS A DMINISTRATION MMn!i SSg5SSa5gBB3MiK lt - y itnr - s : }fr Si J. KENNEY Spokane, Washington Business Administration ♦ J. • «l ' ■ ' I T  ]. CHAMBERS i Hit. Washington ISS s dmin-strat on ■Kn jvi S. DENO Spokane, Washington Business Administration J. PHYLIPS Cashmere, Washington Business Administration W. KRANZ Yakima, Washington Business Administration « fn C. SMJTH A. LUKASZESKI Spokane, Washington Business Administration R LINCOLN spssses eifiss M. WOLF Jerome, Idaho Business Administration C. McQUINN Mullan, Idaho Business Administration J. O ' NEILL Spokane, Washington Business Administration l ' ri r, (? ■ I I III III! ill MkNtssLiavsaHUv i w ; twuyyx ii . . R. HOLE Spokane, Washington Business Administration «., . Sess ' Adm.n.stra..on il iM m R. SNYDER Wenatchee, Washington Business Administration  R. SMITH Spokane, Washington Business Administration J - GROO M. HUSS Spokane, Business Washington Adminis(ra(ion F J ti B J B « xl C. GRADEAL «is ra«on l f D. COTTERELL American Falls, Idaho Business Adminisiiation J. REKOFKE Spokane, Washington Business Adminis rofion J. PARKER ■w %. L. HOWLEY Shelby, Montana m f Williston, N. Dakota Business Adminisiraiion f s mf Business Administration . P FFLER !! ' ' Wash ' iness AH on h - LL Missoula A. McKIMMEY Wallace, Idaho Business Administration Sf Washington W. GAY Spokane, Washington Business Administration C. HAMER Spokane, Washington Business Administration V. HATTRUP Kenterville, Idaho Business Administration ' nistratJor, Pokane wJ siness X ' ' ' ton ' ' ' nistratJoTj R. VELTRI Spokane, Washington Education m TURK Washing o . IS - Adminis..a.io„ T. BUTLER Spokane, Washington ' Business Admimsiiaiion B. FRASER Spokane, Washington Business Adminis(ra(ion J. McBRIDE Coeur D ' Alene, Idaho Business Administration G. VENt EAU Spokane, Was} ' Jsiness vflw ' 9 ' on f JfBS I ' ' ' nistration ssai ams M iwmmiimi SSSM i.f J. STIRN Spokane, Washington Business Administration % - 3 Washington , SSrXdminis.ra.- H. MILLER Spokane, Washington Business Administration L. PEPLINSKI Spokane, Washington Business Administration K. SAUVE Moxee, Washington Business Administration V 1 ICn J- PpPLlNSKi Pokane, WacJ,- gton J. DAVEY Spokane, Washington Business Administration ri-srAdn..n.stration t . j A ' « SiA - r„rw« --° °° Spokar Pre Law R. RITTER Spokane, Washington Business Administration G. LANDRY Spokane, Washington Business Administration ' - A D. SKINSLOV Spokane, V ashington Business Administration t S slness AH° i ' ngtor mir istration Cy - GIBBONS Spokane W l- d ' nistration asmasaaaivaMiKai t V. ' V C. GEMMILL Spokane, Washington Business Administiation 4 V A •. an ' w ' i ' shington SneTs Admm..rat,on 1- ? }f Washington Spokane j istration Business Aoni •«- J J. McCANN Conshohocken, Pennsylvania Business Administration y R. DAHMEN Spokane, Washington Business Administiation « ' R. BERRY Spokane, Washington Business Administration |_-DoDfloE ' ih -« D. TERHAAR Spokane, Washington Business Administration Spokane. T ' jnistration Business Aonu T. HALPIN Otis Orchards, Washington Business Administration I. OSSO Spokane, Washington Business Administration ; v L. BARCKLAY Spokane, Washington Business Administration Spokane u) , • ' ••v ■.  l .:,= l=.. a L is  niBM . | J- STAFIATBEL n M. HIROSHIK Spokane, Washington Business Administration tit t 1lv4 BS s S-in sUotion iiri B. MORSE Lewiston, Idaho Business Administration k I S. SMITH Spokane, Washington Business Administration C. GOWDY Spokane, Washington Business Administration LIBERAL ARTS DEPT. A VERY LIBERAL ARTIST r ' -nntiiiiBiigaBiiiiriBiMiiiMaMiHftMiaBrrar ' Ti p. BRODERICK Lewiston, Idaho Liberal Arts • n Washington Okanogan, Liberal Arts It SSt-- J. McBRIDE Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts C W. FREIDAY Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts E. RIPPLE Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts ' iL I O V - i J. KINGSBURY Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts P. HOYLO Missoula, Montana Liberal Arts D. MOSS Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts R. LAWRENCE Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts 4 - fr ixvsK iK. ' l-L:;!!- ■ ' a l v ;lav yMlB ' tf y 7] A a g g!:g S SSS J. VAN WELL Wenachee, Washington Libera] Aits ] SHIREY Eugene, Oregon Liberal Arts ffl ■■ ' , Liberal Arts D. WHITE Spokane, Washington Socio] Weltaie J. SCHAUBLE St. Johns, Washington Liberal Arts J. FAY Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts ■ ffcll -i-i - T ' st , im ' beralArts L IP- ■.m i - A ix- T. MOORE Cambridge, Maryland Liberal Arts Spokane, vv Liberal Arts Liberal Arts P. SIMONEAU Winchemdon, Massachusetts Liberal Arts J. DOBLMEIER Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts A. MARKS Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts n- i V |- GIESA fPokane, V a h- H. APP Pokane, Wn u- tEa?::?==: s9e= i=siS3fnvn 9 !3Bfi v%vcs % n. ' A uii ' S!aiR7i 72r i v zr os i o in r -5 ei- J. STOLZ Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts Liberal Arts i Liberal Arts J. NOOY Pendleton, Oregon Liberal Arts T. HYNES Baltimore, Maryland Liberal Arts A- X R. BRILEY Spokane, Washington Liberal Arts «• TOULOUSE Liberal aZ lion t !° DS D. H. KOPET President iir - W. GAY Treasurer p TURK Sergeor l-ot-Arms STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jtljff FR. M. TOULOUSE, SJ Chaplain gj¥ ' ' % J ff tfr % £ FR. DUSSAULT, SI Dean of Men ffh i- i y I. O ' BRIEN Vice-President -retary a sv;; iv iuv vwiitv in ' y . ; ii ' ;%: sf;flMC(S 6LEE CLUB ss WS WVV XS !i!!« f V DEBATE CLUB I v ••li International Relations Club fcL... v iuvwut VLtc tTjjuutn uffirM rSSSfm, INTER-COLLEGIATE KNIGHTS CLUB m mmm SWir KSCKS®! ' ' II ' IH DE SMET CLUB ffTTTFl Will fiiMini nil I J Official Publication ot the Associatea Stuaents ol Gonzaya Universitv Gonzagatl Bulletin Collegiate Views on College News VOL. XXX SPOKANE. WASHINGTON. DECEMBER 21. 1945 NO. liij ii -fc- s; i - •ptiou, 50o per Seiii. .. .. ivi ,ni, xijij. r liitorui! ajul CiriuUition, Uroaduay 0110 in tho I«iH rest i.f the As-iociuKd StiKlciil ' (Joaziisa I iii%cri it ' •.-llll - CS Oi i till ■ a inail ci ol malti r Consro lolini ■i. tif arc h :l, I ' J , ' 1, at Spokane, ■! ' . Kslal li h«a .I,t..l nicu ii! ' . uciriu 1 .i- il (. : KUl:: l...,i . ; i.icvs MaiitiijiT .|(Tr O ' lirifn I ' liil . n(lt rson l?i.l Kioske •i ' ' ;.-.,a. 1 . i ra: Ii 1.. K y Votto all Vrllsl Iix Vdaiiis ihiiiii is(s .iii •Jii .1 Cn lilmi iiii(Il, Kiih .J(ir a arr ieUofk.- Ito M liny cila-- •laiU Ocaii v ,.ri; li - s att . liaili-s Urovvii, Alleii McKiiniuey, Al K.I y. Itichard Kiiiiis r.ul. tiou Aiaiui ;; ' • ' Paul laish ih ••■-( Mail. IK ' ■ .John Siiiilh , isl; .i! . ulvcr. M 41 ' I ' aul Hnylo KIlU. Vl! vixT All-. ■! hti I.t-ary, S.-I. When the first peacetime Gonzaga Bulletin went to press last fall, it was put together by an entire new staff of nine freshmen. Every member of the paper was gone when the November semester began. Most were Navy V-12 students who had been sent for ad- vanced training elsewhere; the rest of the previous staff, had either graduated or gone into the service. Jerry O ' Brien was appointed editor and Phil Anderson served as news editor. The Bulletin ' s unique green issue, published at the Christmas season, was written as a Palestine Daily the day after the Nativity. Complete with Vital Statistics which included To Joseph and Mary, Nazareth, a son Jesus, 6 pounds , the issue was widely acclaimed throughout the nation. A Kansas professor called it the cleverest bit of collegiate news- paper work I ' ve ever seen. A Wenatchee school teacher used il as a text for his high school journalism class. The staff was unable to fill all the requests it received for additional copies. Mr. John Leary S.J. was the Bulletin moderator and thanks to his foresight, patience and coaching, the paper became, in the opinion of a California educator, one of the most outstanding collegiate newspapers on the Pacific Coast. Page Four You Can Bet This Unforgettable G. Uy K.v-Aiiii.v I.t. ■Im- KfUolkj- Tiu- ominous silence which pre- vailed over the entire area was interrupted only by the barking of dogs in the valley to our front, i ' he enemy, firmly entrenched in his dominating positions several hundred yards to the north, sat grimly, waiting the drive which he knew was about to begin. This was Mintumo, Italy on the night of May 11th, 1944 at 10:30 I ' M., as my iiiiii nr. iiat-cd for it.s mitial offensi ' . It V !y difficult to realize le silence would be sh r 1 the serenity would be Uaiisfurmed into a verit- able hell on earth. Awful Silencp Slowly the minutes ticked away; the laces of the men as they ad- justed their gear, were tense and drawn. In the center of a small room ill a bomb-battered farm house whicii was being used as a Command i ' ost, the junior of- ficers were pouring over their maps; checking last minute in- structions with the captain. Then it liappeiied; a .single gun broke the .silence only to be • followed by a mighty cresct ido ; of a hundrixi more. The artillery j had started their job and .soon ■ we woiiW have to start ours. ! The big gun.s turned the hiU- ■ side into a gha-stly valley of j death like a huge volcano in the ] throes of lui eruption. We moved up. The enemy begaji i lo rolaliiale with his own artillery and soon we could hear the chat- ter of machine guns and the crack of the German rifle. The terrain ' around Minturno was such that . our attack had to be concentrated down a .solitary trail. The Jerry • knew this and concentrated his light and automatic weapons at the end of this bloody trail. Our ; casualtie.s, hitherto light, boca ne ' terribly heavy. Wounded and dying men lay everywhere with anguish- j ed cries of help, medic. Is My Most I. Experience A flattie To Tho Fiiiish ) rry , stunned and dazt-d by i.hf- first wave of the attack and the artillery b arrage, had recovered now and was fighting de.sperately to save hi.s position and his life. The .small arms fire was intense on both sides as we drew closer to the objective. At la.st we could see the gray-green uniforms of the fierman defenders and what had once been an. organized attack now turned into a personnuJ strug- gle betjwecu men. German and American alike wrestled, kicked, .stablKid and punched to stay alive. Nowhere else was the first law of self-pre.servation .so grimly real. Suddenly, thn di i of hattk; sul)Hid d ith only a few ! cat- (•■red shots to testify ( the hell that liiul just iMtssed. Tluvi we knew (hat our lirsl eiigagenienl i was over; ue had won Ihe first round aiid were able to come out I f(vr llie sei ' oiid. The atliwk ha«l iMM n bliMKly uiul eostly but it i ha l iMM-n siM- -  sful. The   ap- tism of fire wiiM iv«r. 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