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SENATE Campus Awareness Seniors of Multicultural Ben Keenan '15 Opportunities Dionna Klein '15 Bridget Chau'17 Carmen Vasilatos '15 Colleen Heffernan '15 Community Events Juniors Caleb Dawson '17 Alex Gomes '16 Renee Wahlman '16 Clay Leland'16 & Ryan Pinza '16 Coffeehouse Sophomores Penn Sumner '17 Meghan Montelibano '15 Allison Drescher '17 Max Kinney '17 Royal Henderson '17

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The yearly student concert, Madonnastock, was held April 17th on Herak Lawn For the first time in Gonzaga history, there was a beer garden for students to socialize with friends as they listened to the music. Many student bands performed throughout the day Madonnastock was headlined by Golden Means Kairos, a band consisting of Sr Kellan Faker-Boyle, Sr. Matt Vergara, Jr Carissa Thomas as DJ and Nick Pangares on the drums Other performers were The Thirst, with Jr Josh Harrison on the banjo and So. Phoebe Seaver on vocals. The Coughlin Rejects, a blues band, featured So Penn Sumner on the violin and So Michael Orcutt on the guitar and vocals.

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COFFEE is a weekly event hosted by GSBA in the Crosby Student Center where live student and local bands perform Throughout the year there were 22 shows, all coordinated by GSBA Coffehouse Chair Meghan Montelibano This was the last year Coffeehouse will be held in Crosby. The last show, called the Final Jam, was a special event on April 29 held outside on the Crosby steps and hosted 600 students. Coffeehouse averages a student audience of 200. This year Montelibano said she tried to diversify the genres, hosting a 7-piece soul band and Coffeehouse's first ever rappers. Some of the year's acts included Golden Means Katros, The Candlelight Collective and Tossed Ballad.

Top right: The folk group, Branches, from Los Angeles performs in Crosby on April 15. Bottom left. Jr Laura Kucera and Sr. Sarah Handy rform during the student bands night on April 1 02 4 Senior Laura Shellooe (opposite page) pirouettes during Boundless Dance Club's annual Popsicle Toes concert. Shellooe loves how dancing allows her to connect with her body. "In my ballet class I challenge my students to come up with combinations that I can't even do because it's a great way to work the relationship between your mind and your body, which is something we really don't do in school," said Shellooe. Senior Jackson Steimel (above) sings during the Chamber Chorus' concert "Madrigali! Songs and Sweets," in Jundt Art Museum in November. Sophomore Francesca Giuntoli (right), sophomore Anthony Trigueiro and sophomore Analea Clark balance in releve at the barre in the Accelerated Ballet Technique class. JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Jesus Christ Superstar Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Directed by Suzanne Ostersmith, MFA MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING With Kathleen Jeffs, D. Phil January 30 and 31, Much Ado About Nothing February 1,6, 7,8,13,14 and 15 by William Shakespeare All Shows Sold Out Directed by Charles M. Pepiton, MFA October 24, 25, 30 and November 1 and 2

LINE by Israel Horovitz Directed by Sr. Garick Sherburn and srSr. rkauKatie Croniuronin ^d^^- November 13,14 and 15 •THEATER ARTS SPRING DANCE CONCERT Annual Spring Dance Concert April 23, 24, and 25

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BREAKFAST: ULTIMATE BAGEL When to go: Breakfast and lunch What to get: A bagel sandwich Why we love it: Delicious bagels that offer the perfect amount of fuel for a busy college student

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WHO YA GONNA CALL? JIMMY JOHN'S When to go: That's the best part, they come to you! What to get: A sandwich (and a pickle if you're feeling crazy) Why we love it: It's quick AND they deliver anywhere on campus, even the fourth floor of College Hall DINER: WOLFFY'S When to go: Breakfast, lunch and dinner What to get: A burger and a milkshake Why we love it: It's good for the soul CLASSIC LATE NIGHT: ZIP'S o?o When to go: When you're craving fast food What to get: Tater tots and a milkshake Why we love it: It's open 24 hours. Zip's is a great option for a quick bite to eat

DATE NIGHT: CLOVER When to go: Brunch, lunch, and dinner What to get: Dungeness Crab & Mascarpone Ravioli, essentially any seafood is great Why we love it: Our parents take us on fall family weekend (Top) Jr's Travis Tran and Shane Kovalsky meet at Ultimate Bagel to catch up and enjoy bagel sandwiches. (Bottom) Sr's Joey Avila, Saba Mateos and Zach Homas celebrate at Jack and Dan's as they watch the Zags beat Loyola Marymount 72-55 on January 17, 2015. Jack and Dan's is a popular place for Zag fans to watch the games and celebrate with each other over food and drinks. E Indiana Ave.

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KARAOKE BAR: STAR BAR GOURMET PIZZA: PIZZA PIPELINE 9 When to go: Thursday nights V When to go: Tuesdays What to get: A Long Island Iced Tea What to get: Beer and a colossus pizza Why we love it: There is nothing better than seeing that random kid Why we love it: Because at Gonzaga. "going up on a from your class belt out Luke Bryan's "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)" Tuesday" means cheap beer, gourment pizza, and sports /

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" HE ON-CAMPUS HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE MODEL IS BASED ON.4 PILLARS: .ONNECTION •st important part of tTie Gonzaga of our students. We believe that in the INTERACT! i to where you live or a sense of place is "Community" involves all of its members taking ownership and |tjg in community. In Residence Lite at being invested in creating a space that is welcoming and inviting lor connection mt lis that residents have an opportunity to all. We believe thai being in relationship with others leads to Hnity. communities of caring, meaningful dialogue, and a sense of belonging. In Residence Life at Gonzaga "engagement" means that residents actively participate in the community. NGA5EMENT ^finition is not something that can be one or created by an individual. We believe it is REFLECTIO students have experiences with others whose "Community" is continually impacted by individual decisions and liefs, and cultures, are different from their own. In actions. We believe that inquiry and critical thinking play an t Gonzaga "interaction" means that residents will important role in shaping congruence between behaviors and conversations with other students, residence life beliefs. In Residence Life at Gonzaga "reflection" means that & in the Gonzaga community. students will have an opportunity to process and make meaning of their on-campus living experience.

"Being an RA allows me the opportunity to share my enthusiasm and genuine passion for our school while being a role model and friend to residents. Not only do I interact with students both younger and older than me, but I genuinely gain many new friends. My residents turn into family and ResLife turns into a home."

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301 E. BOONE APTS 3CI Cast $eone ((venue Co-Ed 3 Floors Signature Item: Dishwashers SHARP APTS 4 J V Cast Sharp Clvenue Co-Ed Includes Sharp "house" KENNEDY APTS Features all single rooms 121 Cast tlhutne (Ivenue Co-Ed Upper-Division Students Home of Duff's Bistro BURCH APTS 224 Cast Sharp ((venue Co-Ed CQRKERY APTS Upper-Division Students 3 Separate Buildings rr n Co-Ed Upper-Division Students 3 Seperate Buildings Clockwise from left: Students gaze at the stars during Montana GOOB. Sr Joey Avila and So. Daniel James unload bikes in preparation for a ride during the Moab spring break trip. Sr. Anna Harris, Sr. Kaari Burdsall. Jr Ryland Ploeger and So Allison Foster begin the Delicate Arch hike in Moab, Utah. i

i trips ana nosi events this year It offers inexpensive gear rentals, outdoor trips, educational clinics and provides opportunities for students to enjoy the Inland Northwest. Activities offered include skiing and snowboarding. snowshoeing, hiking, biking, kayaking, backpacking, fishing, rockclimbing, and camping. Some notable trips this year were backpacking at Stanley Hot Springs and Hells Canyon, Idaho, skiing in Red Mountain, British Columbia, a snowshoeing and backpacking trip to Mount Assiniboine in Banff National Park, Alberta and a spring break trip to Moab, Utah.

This year the organization was approved for top-rope climbing, began giving Whitewater kayaking lessons and increased the quantity of bouldering trips Gonzaga Outdoors also hosts the annual Spokane and Montana Gonzaga Out Of Bounds (GOOB) preorientation trips for incoming freshmen. Gonzaga Outdoors began as a club in the early 2000's and is currently part of the Student Involvement and Leadership Department

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Gonzaga celebrates its diverse cultural backgrounds with a multitude of international clubs and activities. Opposite page: Jr. Krystle Fabionar performs at the Hawaii Pacific Islander Club (HPIC) Annual Luau on March 21. HPIC continues to celebrate their native culture with self-produced shows and has been hosting a Luau on campus since 1965. Top left: Sr. Britney Carifio performs a traditional folklorico dance at the International Student Union (ISU) 041 Dinner. ISU aims to raise cultural awareness both on campus and on the Spokane community. Top right: Sr. Michael Andersen volunteers to dance the Punta with friends on stage at La Raza Latina's annual festival on March 28. La Raza Latina features an annual event including traditional Latin food, music, and dancing. Center: Fr. Madison Rose celebrates Holi, an Indian festival celebrating the beginning of spring. Bottom left: The crowd tosses powdered paint to celebrate the Holi festival. Other festivities included traditional Indian food and henna tattoos. £w

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The Center for Community Action and Service Learning (CCASL) has been providing students with opportunities for community involvement, education and public service for 20 years. It is centered in the Ignatian tradition of educating men and women for others, and instilling an ethic of service and a desire for social justice. Its programs include service learning, student engagement within the Spokane community, global service immersion and mentoring. CCASL works with at-risk youth, the homeless, the elderly, people with mental disabilities, hunger relief and community gardening. There are six mentoring programs that encompass 12 Spokane Public Schools; 350 GU students and 700 youth participate. Service immersion trips are offered for locations throughout the country and in South Africa. 043 Campus Kitchens has provided a total of 92,397 meals to the Spokane community over 10 years. KNIGHTS

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Sr's Sara Fjortoft (above), Jessica Clement, Matthew Vergara (top right) and Thomas Ackels (right) work together to create a segment for GUTV. GUTV features live shows produced by students of the Gonzaga broadcasting department, covering everything from sports to news. GUTV streams live online or can Q46 be viewed any time on their YouTube channel. Everyone has a story to tell, and GUTV has helped me develop the tools to tell those stories in the most authentic way possible. Kellie Malone '15 BULLDOG BATTALION ROTC

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049 OPINION I Using Buzzfeed to navigate Thanksgiving I PAGE 7 NEWS | Zooming in on campus skating culture | PAGE 3 Meet the new editor A&E | A candid discussion about sexuality | PAGE 9 Congratulations, Laura Regester, The Gonzaga spring Editor-in-Chief Bulletin NOVEMBER 20,2014 www.gonzagabulletin.com VOL. 126 ISSUE 14 Kct majorcm I Vi p4oriam Washington ranks high for LGBT treatment By Christian Vosler Sews Editor

Human Rights Campaign, the national lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights advocacy group, released its annual Municipal Equality Index last week, detailing the level of equality in hundreds of cities across the nation. All six cities rated in Washington scored higher than the national average, with two cities receiving perfect scores. This is the third year that HRC has released the report, which examines the status of LGBT equality in the U.S. Cities in each state were chosen based on size, locations of public universities, state capitals and cities with high densities ot same-sex couples. Seattle and Olympia received 100 out of 100 points on their respective scorecards. Tacoma received a 92, Senior Camille Wiseman demonstrates the statistic that one in four women will be victims of sexual abuse. Yjshon an 86, Vancouver a 68 and Spokane a 64. "'One ot the things that Washington has going tor it in the survey is that it has really good state laws," said study author Catharyn Oakley. "We're Silence speaks on abuse already talking about having an inclu.Mon non­ discrimination law, we're already talking about [havingl marriage equalitv. Ihose things give all Student demonstrators stand up against sexual violence of ihe cities a little bit ot a boost." lor CI', the numbers are a step in the right By Jenna Mulligan then canceled, on the previous Tuesday "'We're looking tor alliances with direclion, according to Hirector of Special is fueled by frustration concerning the people who will recognize that this Student Populations Jaime Hollis. While the News Editor response to sexual assault at Gonzaga. matters," sophomore Gladvs Suare/ campus environment is generally friendlv, Hollis "A lot of students were excited said. "People who will come link arms said that doesn't mean students don't encounter rm inarm, a string of students lined about the protest and wanted that with us in solidarity to show \wtims indifference. the steps of Crosby in Tuesday's chance to express their feelings and that Ihev aren't just being pushed away." "That's the bare minimum standard we Abelow-freezing temperatures. raise awareness," junior Katie Schmarr Schmarr mentioned the desire la should achieve, is legislation." Hollis said. "I The students stood in silence, said. "So we rescheduled and re-created garner the support and awareness of think what we can do is we can move toward but their message of sexual assault it into a silent stand in solidarity rather fellow GU students a place where we celebrate and we have an awareness was communicated on than a march." "It's also a message to the integrated experience of LGBT people." posters held along the line. One poster The stance served purposes of administration that we have a lot of Cities were judged on six criteria: whether board was scrawled with the words: multiple messages, to victims of sexual people behind us who m the state has nondiscrimination laws, recogni/es "If you aren't upset, you aren't paying assault, students on campus and to attention" uniwrsitv orncials. SEE ASSAULT PAGE 5 SEELGBTPAGE6 The protest that was first organized. 050 Student Publications consists of over 90 student employees that produce the Gonzaga Bulletin newspaper, Spires Yearbook and four journals. (Far left) So. Carley Schmidt works during the weekly Bulletin production night. Schmidt is one of 30 students who worked for the Bulletin, which was published 30 times during the year. Sr. Eli Francovich (left) interviews a student for photo information. A staff of 12 photographers shoot and edit photos needed for the Bulletin and Spires. Student Publications

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The Gonzaga University School of Business Administration has one very clear and distinct vision: we will be an exemplar of Jesuit business education. We believe that \ our emphases on academic excellence, active engagement with others, and our Jesuit traditions will prepare you extremely well for whatever your future may hold. We are committed to helping you gain the knowledge, skills and experiences that prepare you for professional and personal fr success.

All of us who work in the SOE are guided by our theme, "Preparing socially responsible professionals who serve with care, competence, and commitment." Although this theme O may seem to be a simple string of words, we believe wholeheartedly in the meaning and spirit behind the words. 7 Each day we strive to be an educational organization that leads by example and makes a concerted effort to have a positive impact on all those we serve regardless of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, country of origin, or sexual orientation. 2)ean Silliman SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE

Our exemplary faculty and staff, this extraordinary group of scholars and support personnel, works tirelessly to offer new opportunities and challenges to our students. The quality and energy of our extraordinary students are the foundation and motivation for all that we do here at the school of Engineering and Applied Science. We eagerly look forward to continuing to work with these young adults throughout their evolution into the leaders of the next generation of engineers and computer scientists. Thank you for the privilege and honor of allowing me to share our school with you.

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The School of Professional Studies at Gonzaga University has a tradition of innovation through its concern for the adult learner and the working professional, by its use of cutting-edge technology to facilitate the learning experience, and through the integration of a liberal arts education with professional development. Whatever the medium in which the learning experience happens, the educational tradition of Jesuit schools for 450 years has been grounded in three key dynamics: Experience, Reflection and Action. c Dean Stevenson McutshcM SCHOOL OF NURSING & HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 061

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This season the Zags ended sixth in the WCC, which tied the highest conference finish since 2002. They finished among the nation's top 20 in kills and kills per set, 15th and 19th respectively Clockwise from top left: So. defensive specialist Macee Utecht played in 23 matches and registered 118 digs and 24 assists this season. Utecht began the season with 13 digs at Boise State on August 29th. So. outside hitter McKayla Ferris totaled 19 kills and 13 digs in the October 4th game against then #22 Loyola Marymount University (LMU). So. middle blocker Paige Folger was third on the team in 2013 with 70 total blocks. Folger received WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention. Fr. setter Nikki Leonard finished the season second on the team with 273 assists and 244 digs. In the October 4th game against LMU, Leonard had a season high 34 assists. Opposite page: In the October 15th game against Pacific University Jr. outside hitter Savannah Blinn had 25 kills. Blinn was chosen for the First Team AII-WCC and AVCA All-American Honorable Mention this year. J

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This season the team finished with four conference wins for the first time in program history. The team finished among the top 100 of two national polls, 98th on the Bennett Poll and 99th on the Massey Ratings. Clockwise from top left: Earning the AII-WCC Honorable Mention award, So. defender Aliyah Miller started all 19 matches of the season. Miller played a season-high 100 minutes in 2-1 double overtime win at North Texas. Fr. forward Brittany Doan scored three goals during her first collegiate season. Doan played in her first game on August 22nd at Bakersfield. So. forward Karley Baggerly is one of the highest scorers on the team with four goals and four assists. Baggerly played in all 19 games and started for 19 of them. Sr. midfielder/defender Kasey Rubosky ends the season with two goals and seven shots on goal. Rubosky injured her ankle in the August 22nd game and was out until September 19th and rejoined the starting lineup on October 9th in the 2-0 victory at San Diego. Opposite page: So. defender Sydney Anderson made her season debut in the 5-0 win August 31th versus Idaho. Anderson played in 15 matches during the season and posted one assist. A

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Both men's and women's golf teams put out strong seasons. The men had seven finishes in the top 10, and the women had three finishes in the top five. Clockwise from top left: Jr. Sean Walsh surveys the putting green to properly line up his putt. Walsh had a season low of five under par at the Wyoming Cowboy Classic on April 4-6 and passed the U.S. open local qualifier in May. Sr. Brendan Connolly watches his drive soar down the fairway at the WCC Golf Championships at Saticoy Country Club in Somis, California Sr. Alice Kim chips the ball onto the green. Kim had the lowest round of the season, shooting a 69 at the Bay Area Intercollegiate Tournament on March 9. Sr. Han Wu holds her follow through during competition. Wu had two top-10 finishes this season. Sr. James Fahy walks down the fairway to his ball. Fahy finished his collegiate career with an average of 74.22 strokes per round, and was the only golfer on the men's team to have a top 5 finish for the season. He was also the first mens golfer in program history to compete at an NCAA championship event. Opposite Page: Jr. Raychelle Santos lines up her putt in hopes of making par. Santos had a stellar performance in early September at the Ptarmigan Ram Classic in Fort Collins, Colorado, where she tied for 3rd at three under par. MEN'STWOMEN'S GOLF

"This past season since being a Zag. It wasn't strictly because of our record breaking season but because we as a team were closer than any other team I had been a part of. Only a small percentage of the good times come on the golf course. The rest come from your teammates in the van, meals, flights and practice. This team was closer than any other I had been a part of which is what made the season so special."

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Clockwise from top: Men's Novice 8+ comprising of Fr. Adriana Marrero, Fr. Eric Engel, Fr. Bryce Dillon, Fr. Connor Nash, Fr. Quinn Nash, So. Jon Sailer, Fr. Kale Reichersamer, Fr. Max Sombrowski and So. James Ferris compete against Washington State University (WSU) on May 2nd. They raced three WSU boats and came in 2nd with a time of 7:12.4. Women's Varsity 8+consisting of Fr. Karly Dougherty, Jr. Kara Soucek, Jr. Ingrid Stansberry, Fr Isabelle Belzil, Jr. Devyn Bell, Jr. Brooklyn Beeler, Jr. Maddie Turbes. Sr. Casey Burt, and So Olivia Marsh row pieces during practice on April 30. At the Clempson Invitational on April 19th. this boat earned a 4th place finish with a time of 6:35.3. Women's rowing Varsity and Junior Varsity boats race against each other during practice on Silver Lake, just a few miles outside of Spokane. Fr. Max Sombrowski and So. James Ferris fist bump before their race against WSU on May 2nd. Opposite page, top: Women's Junior Varsity 8+ consisting of Fr. Heather Handy, Sr. Naomi Medley, So. Clare Manthey, Fr. Anna Johnson, So. Meghan McCallum, Fr. Cheryl Murbach, Jr. Madeleine Verspieren, and So. Hannah Brown practice on Silver Lake. Bottom: Men's rowing practice lineup consisting of Sr Danielle Moorhouse, Sr. Dylan Ojeda, Fr Bryce Dillon, So. Alex Yuska, Jr Jack Arata, So. Jon Sailer, So. Joshua Hoidn, So Cole Garcia, and Sr. Kyle Hagmeier on the Spokane River November 20. "This year our team has made great strides, being ranked 19th in the nation, claiming the WCC title and making another trip to nationals. We have owned the mantra "be limitless" and it has helped us gain confidence as individuals and as a crew. I'm excited to be a part of something that is bigger than myself and to row with some of the strongest ladies on campus." V •& J BROOKLYN BEELER 16

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Both the men's and women's tennis teams exceeded expectations this season. The men's 500 finish (11-11) was their best finish since 2000. Additionally, their three WC( victories were a program first. On the women's side of the net, the Zags 12-9 record was second best in program history. Sr. Katie Edwards was named First Team All-Wes Coast Conference Player, and was the first Gonzaga women's tennis player to win the award. Edward's doubles partner, Jr. Samantha Polayes, earned AII-WCC Honorabk Mention in doubles play, as did Edwards. Clockwise from left: Jr. Franziska Koehler returns a serve against Santa Clara April 11. The Zags won, 5-2. Sr. Kylie Peek waits a; her partner serves during Gonzaga's home match against Santa Clara. Sr. Joey Brandt rushes the net against Brigham Young University (BYU). The Zags won, 4-3 Opposite page: Sr. Nick Kamisar warms up for GU's home match against BYU on April 10 MEN'S AND

"This has been an "This year our team unprecedented s^son showed a lot of strengt for us. We have and courage when we faced adversity and obstacles. We pushed each .1 . ii ii we defeated BYU strengthened our bond as for the first time in a team. Being able to play program history. Our our home matches at our accomplishments own facility was amazing. this year will be Next year's group of remembered for years freshmen will continue to to come." represent Gonzaga well." NICK KAMSAR 15 KATIE EDbWDS 15 088

The Gonzaga women's and men's track teams saw great success throughout this year—each team saw multiple program records broken, as well as several personal bests in both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Gonzaga men's and women's cross country teams finished their seasons strong at the West Coast Conference Championships: men finished third and women finished fifth. Both teams went on to place at NCAA West Regionals shortly after. Clockwise from top left: Jr. Braeden Van Deynze leads the men in a race at the Sam Adams Classic in Spokane. Van Deynze and two other teammates took the top three spots in the men's 1,500 meter race. Sr. Alison Fraher and Jr. Zoe Urcadez run neck and neck at the Erik Anderson Invitational and WCC Preview. The women's team finished second overall at the event. So. Julie Henling races the 1,500 meter at the Sam Adams Classic in Spokane. Henling and teammate placed first and third in the race. Sr. Robert Walgren gathers the men's team before competing at the Erik Anderson Invitational in Spokane. Walgren placed 2nd in the 8k race, less than a second after the winning Navy runner. Opposite: So. Ben Stout races at the Erik Anderson Invitational. Stout placed 11 th in the event, and Gonzaga men ranked first in the 8,000 meter overall. J

"These last seasons we made great strides forward, both as individuals and as a team. In cross country we continued to establish .'» ourselves as a regional contender with strong finishes at both the WCC Championships and a JUto program best finish at the NCAA West Regional. 133 S8TS3J k i_, j*,^nn1| During track season we saw individuals break major Un barriers in all of our events, including multiple runners sneaking closer to breaking four minutes in the mile. It's exciting to be part of a program that is quickly evolving into a destination 1 for distance running in the Pacific Northwest!" II I BR/1EDEN |*N DEYNZE 15

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This season the Zags finished with 13 wins and 14 losses in WCC play. Jr. Taylor Jones lead the starters with a .359 batting average and .539 slugging percentage. The starters out-batted their opponents .283 to .275. Clockwise from top left: Fr. Tyler Frost watches a pop fly during the fourth inning of Gonzaga's victory over University of San Diego on April 4, 2105 at Patterson Baseball Complex. Jr. Dustin Breshears reaches for a tag out on second base against USD on April 4. The Zags won the game 9-1, scoring five runs in the fifth inning. They won the series 2-1. Head Coach Mark Machtolf hands Jr. Zach Abbruzza the ball vs. Saint Mary's April 11. Opposite page: So. Brandon Bailey pitches at the game against USD on April 3. Bailey threw 8.2 innings that night, which was the longest outing for a GU starter in 2015. GAME DAY \ I' RACE FOR THE NUMBER

The Kennel Club was founded in 1985, and for over a decade ticket distribution and tenting have been a fixture of the GU student experience. Preparation for the Men's games begins the Sunday before each game. lag fans line up at the McCarthey Athletic Center to register their ID cards. If tickets run out a wait list is created. A few days before the game the Kennel Club sends out a tweet at 12:15pm announcing the location for tent number distribution. It is first come, first serve, so students race to the location to compete for the coveted tent #1. Tents are set up one or two nights before the game on Foley lawn in the order they were distributed. Each tent houses six students, and at least one person has to be in the tent at all times. The lowest tent numbers are first in line to enter McCarthey on game day. The most diehard lag fans are the ones to gain courtside seats.

THE KENNEL CLUB IS NOT MADE OF "FANS." A FAN IS 4 MERELY SOMEONE WHO HAS A STRONG INTEREST IN A TEAM. WHAT WE ARE DOING AT GONZAGA IS FAR MORE TRANSFORMATIVE AND SUBSTANTIAL. WE ARE A GROUP OF STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMMITTED TO A LIFESTYLE OF RELENTLESSLY EMBODYING THE SPIRIT OF GONZAGA ATHLETICS. WE ARE THE BACKBONE OF GONZAGA SPORTS. WE ARE THE KENNEL CLUB. SARA WENDLANDI5 KENNEL CLUB PRESIDENT / r %

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onzaga men's basketball had a record- breaking 35-win season. The Zags made it to the Elite 8 for the first time since 1999. During the regular season, Sr. Kevin Pangos broke the record for career three-pointers. He surpassed the previous record of 288 by finishing his —er with 322 three-pointers. Pangos Sr. Gary Bell Jr. became the leaders •reer wins with 1 22 and 116 wins espectively. Pangos was named WCC Player of the Year. Transfer Jr Kyle Wiltjer -"a standout season, was named WCC ..comer of the Year, and was named First-Team-AII-WCC Fr. Domantas onis had an exceptional season and named to the WCC All-Freshman

Opposite Page: Sr. Byron Wesley chases a loose ball in the win against Washington State University (WSU) on December 10 at the Spokane Arena Clockwise from top left, this page Pangos goes up for a lay-up in the 104-55 season opener win against Sacramento State. Jr. Przemek Karnowski dunks the ball in the game against WSU at the Spokane Arena. Bell Jr. fights agains a Loyola Marymount forward to make a basket in their February 2 win. Sabonis fights for a lay- in against a Southern Methodist center. The team celebrates a great first half against Southeastern Louisana in their match up on December 2. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

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Clockwise from top left: Jr. Shaniqua Nilles steals the ball from St. Mary's to bring the team to their 16th straight win, the fifth longest streak in program history. Nilles was named honorable mention in this year's WCC All Academic Team. Jr. Elle Tinkle guards against Eastern Oregon University. Tinkle averaged 14.6 points per game during the regular season and was named to the 2014-2015 WCC All Academic Team. Jr. Shelby Cheslek had a double double game with 10 points and 14 rebounds against Eastern Oregon. Cheslek's free throw percentage was 71.6%, the highest of her three years. Fr. Emma Stach had a season high 11 points against Portland State University. Stach began her career in Germany at age 13 and since coming to Gonzaga has averaged 13.1 minutes per game. Opposite page: Sr. Keani Albanez, Sr. Sunny Greinacher, and Tinkle celebrate their win over St. Mary's to claim the WCC Championship. Albanez scored a career high 23 points and Tinkle and Greinacher scored 13 and 11 respectively in the same game. *u ^^^ ^^^^^^^^H

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Both teams, however, found success in the NCAA Tournament later that month The women's team went into the tournament seeded 11 First-year head coach Lisa Fortier led the Zags fearlessly, with victori— over No. 6 seed George Washington and No. 3 seed Oregon State in Corvallis, Oregon. The women then advanced to the Sweet 16, which was held at the Spokane Arena. In their Sweet 16 game against No 2 sec- Tennessee, the Zags led by as many as 17 points and narrowly lost to the Vols 69-73. This year was one of the most successful programs in women's college basketball The Gonzaga men's team found similar k success on their NCAA journey. Going into the tournament ranked No 2 in the South, Gonzaga focused on one game at a time leading to victories against North Dakota State and Iowa at Key Arena in Seattle —> In their Sweet 16 appearance against UCLA the Zags handily beat the Bruins , 74-62, earning them a spot in the Elite Eight This was Gonzaga's first appearance in the Elite Eight since 1999, and th° second in program history However, the Zags journey came to an end after a well fought battle against Duke, losing 66-52.

R COMMENCEMENT On May 10th, Gonzaga University celebrates it's 122nd undergraduate commencement. Hosted in the Spokane Arena, 1,172 undergraduates participated in the ceremony. Opposite page, clockwise top left: Dylan Ojeda and Melanie Belshe find their family members in the crowd. Both students graduated from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, majoring in Engineering Management. Emily Meggison cheered with joy after receiving her diploma. Meggison graduated from the School of Business with a major in Business Administration. Sara Wendland shows her true Zag spirit. Wendland, former Kennel Club President, graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in Sport Management. Ken Anderson, Dean of the School of Business, shakes Carmel Pepe-Phelps' hand and gives her the diploma holder on stage. Pepe-Phelps graduated from the School of Business in Business Administration. This page, clockwise from top: Brady Coad embraces a fellow graduate during commencement. Coad graduated from the School of Nursing and Human Physiology with a degree in Human Physiology. After receiving his diploma, Greg Wang turns toward his family. Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J. proceeds into the Commencement Ceremony. Fr. Boyle was the keynote speaker and also received Gonzaga's highest honor, the DeSmet Medal, for his work with Homeboy Industries, a non-profit he started over 30 years ago in Los Angeles, California. Fr. Boyle's New York Times Best-seller, "Tattoo's On the Heart," was required reading for the class of 2015 prior to freshman year. Tamryn Aalvik April Aaronson Sara Abramowicz Lauren Abrams

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Things don't always go according ' to plan or how you intended, so that's why it's best to always keep an open mind and an open heart to any experience. Because you never know where it will lead you. EMILY PETERSON 15 SOOOLOGY

Don't let school get in the way of your college education. CHELSEA BUCKLIN 15 NURSING

As a freshman, plan to study abroad at some point in your four years at Gonzaga. Whether for the summer, a semester, or a year, it is definitely one of the most life changing experiences. It immerses you in a foreign culture, opens your eyes to the cultures of the world and allows you to realize just how blessed you are for being given this opportunity. NOELLE RU/1NE 15 POUTOL SCIENCE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Do everything. Even if you have a I slight interest in a club or activity, go to the meetings. Don't wait for your friends to join you. You can have different groups of friends with different interests. But explore your interests and yourself. College is a time to find yourself, not let yourself be held back by others. Kali Coghlan Scott Comfort Brian Conahan Be independent and go out and do everything you want. REBECCA ALBERTS 15 SPECWL EDUCATION Kirby Davis James Dean Lauren Degooyer Jack de la Montaigne Devin Drake Benjamin Duermit Brigid Dunn Elizabeth Earley

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Madeleine Verspieren Matthew Weigand Morgan Willie Bfefl Wilson Mary Zimny Chwtiti JVataiie 3ta JCwtw Time moves quickly. You are Nats, we are so proud of you and graduating....again. your many accomplishments while at GU and continue to be We are so proud of the man you in awe of your confidence, poise have become! and many talents. You light up a room with your energy and spirit and we couldn't be prouder of the woman that Love you, you have become. Congratulations Gonzaga Dad, Mom, and Katie graduate!

All our love, Mom and Dad

Afatfian Jkehwta Because Nathan means "God's Gift", when we see Nathan we see the Giver. Jake May He grant your heart's desires and make all your plans succeed. May we You are a man of courage shout for joy when we hear of your and faith...a wonderful son victory and raise a victory banner in the and friend. name of our God. May the Lord answer all your prayers. (Psalm 20:4-5) Love, Mom and Dad We love you beyond heaven,

I have been amazed at how Mom, Dad, and Doug God has strengthened and transformed you during your four years as a Zag. I am so proud of you, Nate! Can't wait to see what the next four years will hold. I love you! Love, Bridget Jidlati Jacqueline &afie%-fBau£e $aicjk£w "Who am I? I'm a dude with Congratulations! We are so nerd eyes. Smart and crazy, the proud of you. Reach for your hyphen links both sides." from dreams and never look back. "Nerd Eyes" by K-Rad. The world is yours. Go for it!

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m, Hawixt MmuJCaJCate 3legjeAt&L Jkcfi Wanted: Seeking a dynamic CONGRATULATIONS! world traveler with an occasional hankering for haggis We Are So Proud of you! and conversant in primate. Much Love & Best Wishes. An avid reader with a love for learning and a desire to "Endeavor to Persevere!" take every class ever offered. Someone who is capable Dad, Mom, Emily, Charlie, of blowing her own horn (or Maggie & Peaches at least a trumpet). A witty headline writer with an eye for a good story. Essentially, a tremendous young woman who is capable of anything.

Love, Mom and Dad 161 Gonna* Meien Mac JViaiiald Steuiedke fowling We are proud of your accomplishments Helen. Now, go follow your dreams. Comhghairdeas Connor, ta muid go leir an-bhroduil as duit. Love, Mom, Dad, Mamai Gra Brock & Owen

Cxvane SldAom Dear Carine, With every decision you make and every goal you achieve, we believe in you more and more. Gonzaga will always be a big part of who you became. Congratulations!

Love, Your proud family Mom, Dad, Ramy and Nadine SVtad&c From baby to kindergarten to high school and now college, we have said "Age Quod Ages" and you have done just that. We hope you feel our love and pride. We are overwhelmed with gratitude for having you as our daughter.

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Congratulations William! You are the pride & joy & light of our lives!

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Congratulations on a wonderful four years at Gonzaga! You inspire us!! You have a fabulous future ahead!

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Congratulations sweetie! We are so proud of you!

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Anthony, We are so You never cease to amaze us proud of you. Follow your or make us proud! We wish dreams! you only the best!

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May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, May the rains fall softly upon your fields, And may you live, love and laugh.... Today, tomorrow and forever!

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f Congratulations! Be proud of Dear Laura, this moment for all the effort • "What we are is God's gift to and passion you invested. us. What we become is our We're happy for you and gift to God." There has never proud of the man you've been a moment we haven't become. We wish you the been proud of you, cherished best in the coming i your sense of humor and years. -»«*• honesty, or admired your M —^ With all our love, perserverance. Mom and Dad We love you. Bob, Mary, Sarah and H Carolyn

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Love, Mom & Wayne fPfiillipA 3tauaaza "For the greater glory of God" -St. Ignatius of Loyola. Congratulations Mike! Congratulations Son! We are We are so proud of you and very proud of you and your all you have accomplished. accomplishments. Always Forever a Zag! follow your dreams and remember God is with you. We Love You, Mom and Dad We forever love you, Mom & Dad, Yia Yia and Papous Vathis

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VadCfUCZ Thank you for achieving goals that are going to help you find success in life. We are all proud of you and we love you. Ed Parker said: "The truly wise person is one who had achieved much, but continues with the desire to learn." "La persona realmente sabia es aquella que ha logrado mucho, pero continua con el deseo de querer aprender." Congratulations- Felicitaciones Jose Shantel Shantel Shah Shah Dear Tantalos, You are blessed with strength, Dear Shantel: wisdom, grace and beauty. It fills Congratulations! We are very us with joy to see you use these proud of your achievements. gifts as a student, and we look Raising you has been such a forward to witnessing how you will undoubtedly use these gifts in your joy and a blessing. We wish life. Every single day, since the day I you many more successes and brought you to my 2nd grade class always the best in life. for "sharing," I have been one of your biggest fans. '^m Love you, Love God, Love who he Mom, Dad and Sharriz made you to be, Love what i you do, Love those you surround yourself £ ^ with, Success will • follow. Shannel, Mike, ,; Kiera, Lilah

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We are so incredibly proud of all your accomplishments. We know you will have a positive impact on this world. You inspire us to strive for our full potentials, just as you do!

Love, Mom, Stuart, Hutton, and Riley Jafotha J&well Hey You... Be diligent to present "Go Forth and Set the World yourself approved to on Fire." God, a worker who does "Laugh and Grow Strong" not need to be ashamed, ~St. Ignatius of Loyola~ rightly dividing the word of truth. Congratulations On A Job Well Done, Granger! 2 Timothy 2:15 With Our Love and Prayers Always, Mom, Dad, Johanna, Sawyer, Rosie and Eli "...the hear of life is good." ~John Mayer~

Zach amna "All we have to decide is what to do with the time we are given." J.R. Tolkien Zach, We are so proud of you. It is your time to make your dreams happen and we are thrilled to watch them unfold.

We love you, Mom and Dad Cooper ffiiviton Congratulations Cooper! Your hard work and commitment has paid off once again, you take nothing for granted and appreciate every opportunity. You're a blessing-keep doing you! Grandma is looking down from heaven saying "way to go Cooper, you did it Mijo"! We're all so very proud of you!

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Congratulations Shannon! Christine, It It is truly amazing to think about Always follow your passion all that you have accomplished and ZAG UP! A in your life thus far, and more 1 1 ^ importantly, the beautiful, intelligent, and compassionate Love, person you have become. We tjr . are so proud of you, and cannot » Mom, Dad, Erin and Sean wait to see you take on this •> exciting new chapter in your life! » * Always know that we are here for you with love and support!

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There has never been a day when we were not proud of you. Remember, the joy is in the journey. Go out and set the world on fire!

Love, Mom, Dad, Haley, and the girls

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"Do not follow where the Congratulations John! path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and You are captain of your leave a trail" -Ralph Waldo destiny. Emerson

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Congratulations Jake! jFelicidades! I'm bursting with pride for you my baby We are so proud of you and girl! Your grit, hard work and all you accomplished. determination have opened doors to limitless possibility. I couldn't have dreamed a better Love, dream for you as you Mom and Dad graduate and follow your Julia and Jenna heart's desire!

All Our Love, Mom and your whole Big family Paul Slatendahl Big congratulations, Paul! "Go "The future belongs to those who out into the world and do well. believe in the beauty of their dreams." Eleanor Roosevelt But more importantly, go out into the world and do good." We are ridiculously proud of your As we absolutely always accomplishments. You have know you can--and you're in grown into such an intellectual, the driver's seat! God compassionate and loving woman. We know your future will be an amazing bless you. adventure. Follow your heart and never stop believing in the possibility Much love to our zag! of your dreams. We are your biggest fans and support you Mom, Emily & Sam in everything you do.

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SSoMwt Emily, We have had the joy of watching you dedicate your youth to the sport you love, and succeed at becoming a beautiful and accomplished gymnast: then these last four years to the school you love, and become a successful student! You are more talented than you know, and we are so excited to see you succeed in whatever you decide to do with your life. We will always be there to support you and love you.

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As Maya Angelou said, "I've learned that making a "living" is not the same thing as making a "life."" So now it's time to go out and make your life.

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"To be yourself in a wold that is We LOVE you Erin Elizabeth, our constantly trying to make you Angel Baby!!! We BELIEVE in you, something else is the greatest SUPERSTAR!! Now go and make accomplishment." R.W. Emerson a difference in the world. Shake some honey buns too!!!!! Love,

Love Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and Ashleigh Jmdan Stephanie Spiche* fReunalda Congratulations to our Congratulations, Jordan graduating girls! Marie! We are immensely proud of the scholar, Stephanie, Savanna, Jordan musician, and Zag you and Bobbie are, but most of all, the daughter you are. Let your Love, The Reynolds, Shores, smile continue to light up Travis, and Ellison families the world! Go Zags! "She is clothed in strength Love lots, and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future." Mom, Dad, Delainey, Proverbs 31:25 Sheridan &Colton

£awta Qa^iee Congratulations Laura! All your accomplishments, the friendships you've made, the study abroad and travel will enrich you for the rest of your life. Reflect and celebrate as you earned your two degrees with hard work and persistence.

Gonzaga University is a welcoming, loving, spiritual and spirited community that you embraced wholeheartedly. You took advantage of opportunities offered and returned the blessings many fold.

We are very proud of you. You've grown in grace, caring for others, accomplishments, academics and self-confidence.

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Congratulations Sierra! We are Congratulations Mike! We are very proud of you and feel so all so proud of you, can't wait to blessed ot have you in our lives. see what your future holds! We Go and make your dreams real. love you!

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(Ztufaew Sale Dear Andrew, It has been inspiring to watch you complete your degrees at Gonzaga. You should feel proud of everything you have accomplished and the mark you have left in the community. We are so incredibly proud of you!

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Shannon, "This above all: to You are such an inspiration to thine own self be true, And it your whole family. You bring must follow, as the night the day, joy to everyone around you. Thou canst not then be false May your Faith continue to to any man." Go forth and i guide you. set the world on fire! Love, Mom and Randy Mom, Dad, Shalene, Josh, Tyler, and baby Jack

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Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding, In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths.

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"You have brains in your head. Your infectious smile is a true You have feet in your shoes. measure of the wonderful person You can steer yourself in any you are! We are so proud of you! direction you choose. You're on your own. And Love you, you know what you know. Dad, Mom, You are the guy who'll Kristen & Brian Jr. decide where to go." -Dr. Seuss I I I

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Michael, "There are two ways to live I am so proud of the young your life. One is as though man you have become, and I w nothing is a miracle. The other feel blessed to call you my son. #AJ. as if everything is." Follow your dreams and enjoy Albert Einstein life's journey. r We love you Analise! Love, Dad Mom + Dad + Ben

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You are a gift from God. We Bren, you always find a way to are very proud of you. fulfill your dreams and grow our Keep peace and love pride for your accomplishments in your heart. and our love for you. You have done it again! You are a shining star and the world is yours to conquer. Congratulations, good luck and God Bless. We love you!

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• i Joseph L. 1 B PatHidi "Slatvt" i~J i i \ 1 problem; Water SotjftiO: Cogues photo: priceless Congratulations! In you we see all ^fc-p— possibilities. Your integrity, sense of humor and bright mind will take you amazing places. Our love goes with you wherever the journey may lead. rtfe Your Family Fan Club •H •fll«^ 1 WTYK ^ 1 (% QJUcccuuJUa ^^i^^^rfl ^^i^M McAfaugAt 1 1, »]t ^^Br J7>*M| ^^^i God gives wisdom, knowledge, and joy to those who please him. -Ecclesiastes 2:26.

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Congratulations Sweetheart, We could not be more proud of you

Love, Dad, Mom, Jordan, Ben, Blair, Walt, Penny Lane JCaaeu Michael "Gonnai" $axahout McJCeeaan "We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, If, then, you are looking for the because we're curious and curiosity way by which you should go, keeps leading us down new paths." take Christ, because Walt Disney He Himself is the way. Thomas Aquinas Congratulations, Kasey! We are very proud of you! We We love you Connor McKeegan! wish you all the best as you head down another new path in God Bless you always, your life! Mom and Dad Much Love, Mom, Dad and Zach

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Congratulations Allison! Cherish your wonderful We love your warmth, sass, memories of Gonzaga. athleticism, brilliance and smile. Let the amazing adventures, happiness, good health and success continue as you live Go for the goal; your dreams. we are with you! We are very proud of you. Mom, Dad, Cory Love Mom & Dad

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Congratulations! Congratulations on all your We are so very happy for, achievements. and proud of you, Jerry.

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JOtfatefoi Mend&Mati Kristofer, Congratulations on your graduation. We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. This is just the start of the wonderful career that lies ahead of you. What you can imagine and believe in, you can achieve. Love Mom, Dad and Michelle 3iat(vtyxi Jleegia 1 Mickey, Katie,

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Congratulations little one! Whenever you find yourself Your smile is so bright - it doubting how far you can go, just reflects your accomplishments remember how far you have and this fun time in your life! come. Remember everything We're so proud! that you have faced, all the battles that you have won and Love, all the fears that you have Mom and Dad overcome with God by your side. I am immensely proud of you.

To the end, love always, Mom Matthew VaeaeCi CONGRATULATIONS MATTHEW! May the happiness and success you've enjoyed at Gonzaga follow you throughout your life. Your foundation is complete, and the path is set! Go forth with faith and SHINE! We're so proud of you and all your accomplishments!

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We ar e so proud of you as you Adem: We're proud of you and close! this chapter of your life can't wait to watch you soar! a id start the next one! Love, Mom, Dad, Love, Derya, Deniz, Ruby and Molly Mom, Dad n and Madeline Swuxh Victoua eUua Jndaeo Congratulations Sarah! Dare to Dream, Discover and We are so very proud of you Soar on Your and your accomplishments at Journey! Gonzaga!

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Isabelle 84,148 Brown, Nicholas 115 Cavey, Colton 81 Cronin, Katie 26,118,135 Arrupe, Pedro 186 Benck, Kelley 156 Brueckner, William 149 Chambers, Samuel 149 Cropper, Andrew 118 Asmann, Hunter 148 Benedict, Lauren 114,169 Brummer, Alec 149 Chang, Justin 116 Croskrey, Caitlm 156 Auclair, Cody 156 Bennett, Derek 114 Bryan, Corwm 115 Charbonneau, Natalie 116 Cruz, Paloma 118 A AvMa, Joseph 30,36.112 Bergmann, Erin 114,180 Bual, Harman 115 Charters, Katherine 51,117 Cunanan, Nico 118 Aalvik, Tamryn 112 Berkoe, Haley 114 Bucklin, Chelsea 115,117 Chase, Haley 117 Cunnane, Kelly 149 Aaronson, April 112 Bermudez, Janella 114 Budinich, Emily 149 Chastam, Danny 22,198 Cupich, Bishop Blase 17 Abbruzza, Zach 91 Bernard, James 154 Bukant, Savannah 116 Chau, Bridget 11 Curran, J Donald 59 Abefcrombie, Sarah c 148 Berreth, Trevor 114 Bulakh, Nikolay 116 Chau, Francisca 117 Curry, Gerald 188 Abramowicz, Sara 112 Bertagnolli, Jacqueline 148 Bulba, Emma 154 Chavez, Rene 165 Curtis, Mitchell 149 Abrams, Lauren 112 Bevans, Conner 81 Bulkley. Samuel 116 Chelini, Zachary 1 56 Abroad. Study 38. 39 B Beville, Anthony 167 Bullard, Colin 116 Cheslek, Shelby 105,117 Ackels. Thomas 22,46 Baba. Michael 112 Bhakta, Prerak 148 Buller, Alana 116 Choi, Sue-Jean 117 Ackerman, Sydney Elizabeth 148 Babcock, Sarah 113 Bianchetto, Tyler 101, 148 Bumb, Colleen 116 Chow, Jeremy 156 Adams. Jacob 156 Bae, Mimi 113 Bickel, Pauljoseph 148 Bummer, Cassidy 149 Chnstensen, John 117 Adams, Mark 154 Baggerly. Karley 78 Bies, Alicia 114 Bunn, Ryan 116 Christopher, Cheers 165 Aitken, Troy 154 Baglai, Rebecca 156 Bigley, Mark 114 Burdsall, Kaan 36,116 Chung, Patrick 149 D Akanbi, Arielle 112 Bailey, Brandon 90, 91 Bigoni, Hayley 114 Bunanek, Elizabeth 156 Cindric, Laura 117 Dahl, Kareena 118 Al-Thumali, Saeedl48 Bakamus, Rem 96,106 Birdsell, Casey 114 Burk, Abigail 116 Clack, Kelsey 149 Darling, Madison 156 Ala, Enbaya 156 Baker, Maxwell 148 Birge. Nicholas 154 Burrows, Hania 116 Clancy. Timothy R 59 Data Daniel 149 Albanez, Keani 75,104 Baker, Phillips 113 Birmingham. Christopher 115 Burt, Casey 69, 84,116 Clark, Analea 25 Davis, Christina 65 Albert, Dean Joe 61, 70 Baldwin, Lucia 113 Black, Devanta 115 Burton, Cooper 116,174 Clark, Brittany 117 Davis, Jennifer 10,118 Alberts, Rebecca 117 Ball, Derek 113 Black, Maria 115 Busch, Ananna 149 Clark, Kelsey 117 Davis, Kirby 118 Albmson, Jasmine T 148 Ballard, Blair 113 Bladow, Daniel 156 Bushmaker, Danielle 116 Clark, Monica 117 Davis, Krista 156 Alfirevic. Devin J 148 Ballew, Katherine 11 Blanco, Jonathan 148 Butler, Sarah 116 Clark, Shannon 117,183 Dawson, Caleb 11,52,154 Altonso. Dean Vincent 60. 66 Balmelli, Brandon 113 Bledsoe, Lauren 115 Clay, Garrett 149 Day, Michael 170 Alh3zmi, Omran 156 Bancroft, Hayley 99,113 Blinn, Savannah 76 Clay, Gnfynn 117 Dean, James 118 Allen, Luke 97 Bang, Nicole 99 Boc3, Molly 148 Clement, Jessica 46, 114 Deartola, Luis 149 Allen, Vincent 112 Barajas, Yesenia 113 Bolibol, Whitney 148 Coad, Brady 111 Degooyer, Lauren 118 Ailing, Zachary 112,173 Barbien, Nicole 148 Boiler, Emily 115, 135, 179 Coghlan, Kali 117 Delamontaigne, Jack 118 Almohaimeed, Faisal 1 56 Barghout, Kasey 43, 113,187 Bolton, Kyle 148 Collantes, Xavier 156 Delaney, John 119 Alpaugh, Kathryn 148 Bancevic, Marko 156 Bonacci, Anthony 115 Collette, Leslie 177 Delrosario, Matthew 149 Barker, Christopher 148 c Derus, Emilee 156 Altamirano, Abigail 148 Bonner, Brooke 33,156 Caferro, Gabnella 154 Comfort. Scott 117 Barnard, Timothy 59 Altree, Grace 156 Bordeaux. Claire 115 Caigoy, Isabelle 22 Conahan, Brian 117 Desrosier, Derek 119 Barr, Charles 113 Amberson, Spencer 156 Borja, Rachel 148 Caindec, Ryan 55 Connolly, Brendan 82 Detuerk, Abigail 149 Deynze, Braeden Van 88.142 Ambrose, Christopher 112 .v, Bradley 156 Bose, Rajah 27 Cairns, Daniel 116 Connor, Andrea 118 Diaz, Heather 119 Amendola, Caroline 112,177 Batchelor, Jacqueline 113, 161 Bowdish, Makayla 148 Cairns, Erin 149 Cook, Ryan 154 Diego. Dylan 188 Andersen, Chase 64 Bauer, Brian 113 Bo we, Aaron 149 Calley. Brennan 10.156 Coomes, Tori 38 Dillon, Bryce 84 Anderson, Abby 11 Baumann, Breanne 99,113 Bowman, Anna 115 Campbell, Ryan 154 Cooney, Patron 118 Dim, Jacob 96 Anderson, Abigale 154 Baxter, Ceilidh 113 Boyle S. J., Fr. Greg 111 Cantarano, Alison 149 Corbett, Kathleen 118 Dittig, Emily 154 Anderson, Bryce 148 Baxter, Glynn 45 Brajcich, Anna 115 Capitolo, Carolyn 116 Corbett, Will 38 Dixon. Kevin 119 Anderson, Dean Ken 60, 65,111 Bayless, Cleary 113,128 Brajcich, Paul W 59 Carandang, Ashley 154 Corisis, David 118 Doan, Brittany 78 Anderson, Jacob 156 Bealer. Reilly 148 Brandel. Taryn 45 Carbonell. Nicolas 149 Cosgrove, Lacey 149 Dolce, Calyx 38 Anderson, Mikayla 112 Beausoleil, Ashley 148 Brandt, Joey 86 Carey, Abigail 178 Costello, Abigail 118 Dold, Christian 157 Anderson, Mike 41 Bebee, Shannon 164 Brandt, Ross 149 Canam, John 27 Costello, Elyse 118 Doll, Brenna 119 Anderson, Sydney 78, 79 Beck, Mark 10,114 Brasch, Laura 115,169 Canno, Brtmey 41 Cotter, Michaela 118 Dommermuth, David 44 Andrews, Elizabeth 112 Becker-Brown, Annika 148 Braukmann, Nick 22 Carpenter, Katrema 1 54 Cotton, Jordan 149 Donkin, Maxwell 149 Andrews, Moira 148 8eeler, Brooklyn 84 Brennan. Sean 11 5,164 Carpio, Gonzalo Del 149 Coughlin, Fr Bernard 58 Donley, John 119 Apostle, Athena 112 Beierle, Tyler 114 Breshears, Dustm91 Carrasquer, Jacob 116 Coughlin, Johnna 44, 45,154 Doons, Reilly 119 Arac, Adem 112 Bejar, Nicole 114 Bndston, Olivia 149 Cartelli, Kayla 18 Cox, Joseph 149 Doquilo, Michael 54 Arano, Catherine 112 Beland, Alexander 114 Bntt, Tonita 156 Casanas, Alexander 149 Cozza, Matthew 118 Doremus, Gavin 198 Arata, Jack 84 Bell Jr. Gary 103, 106 Brost, Timothy 115 Case, Fr Frank 58 Craves, Geraldine 59 Dorrance, Bryce 119 Archer. Maximilhan 112 Bell, Devyn 84 Brown, Fred A 59 Casey, Hannah 154 Creger, Brett 118 Doster, Tyler 119,176 Arcia, Clara 112 Bell, Edward 154,198 Brown, Hannah 84 Casey, Regan 116 Crha, Allison 118 Dougherty, Karly 84 Armstrong, Grace 112 Belleba, Alexander 114 Brown, Kara 156 Caswell, Austin 10.154 Crmzi, RICCI 156 Dougherty, Katie 119 Arreguin, Adan 156 Belshe, Melanielll,114 Brown, Lauren 149 Cates, Rebecca A 59 Cristallo, Tara 154 Douglas, Maggie 10 Beltran, Dan 199 Catherman, Gage 149 Dowling, Connor 119,162 Fernandez, Allison 154 Gill, Thomas 54 Hardy, Kristin 123,168 Huffman, Chelsea 125.167 Doyle. Brian 119 Ferris, James 84 Gilliam, Chare 122 Harper, Anthony 44 Huhn, Cooper 154 Drake, Devin 119 Ferris, McKayla 76 Giuntoli, Francesca 25 Harper, Spencer 123 Hull, Malcolm 150 Drescher, Allison 11,154 Ferry, Jordan 150 Glazewski, Nicholas 154 Harris, Annaliese 36,123 H ungate, Ryan 150 Driscoll, Patrick 149 Finnerty, Blake 121 Glazier, Samuel! 22 Harris, Robert 123,178 Hungerford, Maria Alicia 125 Driver, Mark 149 Fioretto, Andrew 121 Glover, Christopher 150 Harrison, Joshua 21,157 Hunt, Hailey 150 Drummey, Brian 157 Fischer, Nathaniel 121 Gocha, Chanel 157 Harry, Michael 10,123 Hunter, Jacob 125 Duermit, Benjamin 119 Fisher,Allisonl21.187 Gomes, Alex 11 Hartwig, Sarah 123 Hurd, Claire 150 Dunn, Brigid 119 Fitterer, Hailey 121 Gomez, Victoria 122 Hashimoto, Kyle 123 Hurley, Jack 150 Fitz, Melissa 121 Gonzalez, Kate 199 Haster, Benjamin 123 Hurson, Erik 150 Fitzgibbons, John P 59 Goodwin, Alex 199 Hastings, Natalie 123 Hurson, Timothy 157 Fitzpatrick, Matthew 121 Goodwin, Halle 122 Hauter, Paige 150 Hutchings, Aspen 154 Fjortoft, Sara 46 Gordon, Natalie 150 Haverstock, Mason 154 Hutchison, Mikaela 125 Flageollet, Kara 121 Gorenberg, Jordan 122 Hawkins, Kelly 150 Hyland, Venezia 154 Flake, Alexandra 157 Goslee, Laura 122,181 Hebb, Nick 42 Fleming, Jessica 51,121 Gotfredson, Colin 122 Hecht, Erin 123 E Focht. Kelsey 121,184 Graham, Michael J 59 Heckart, Victoria 123 Eartey, Elizabeth 119 Folger, Paige 76 Gram, Aaron 122 Hedreen, Elizabeth 150 Eckhardt, Samuel 119 Ford, Jasmine 150 Granlund, Jakob 80,81 Heesacker, Charlotte 123 Edens, Hanna 119 Fortier, Lisa 107 Grant, Caitlin 10,122 Heffernan, Colleen 11 Edwards, Aspen 119 Foss-Johns, Melissa 121 Grant, Casey 122 Heid, Christina 1 50 I Edwards, Ca ley 119,176 Foster, Allison 36,150 G ravel le, Brian 122 Heinen, Geoffrey 124 I kehara, Nathan 125.160 Edwards, Katie 86 Fourie, Abraham 157 Green, Devon 45 Heitstuman, Drew 124 llg, Austin 51.125,160,199 Edwards, Ryan 106 Fox, Ryan 150 Greinacher, Sunny 104,105 Helber, Tessa 124 lllback, Megumi125 Ehlers, Blakely 120 Fraher, Alison 88,121 Grether, Carl B 59 Helling, Jeffrey 66.124 Imes, Gavin 150 Einstein, Albert 184 Francis, Erik 121 Griffin, Connor 96,106 Henderson, Kristofer 124.188 I ndaco, Victoria 126 Eliott, Dean 149 Franco, Brittany 121 Grimm, Danielle 122 Henderson, Royal 11 Ingram, Vanessa 51 Elizabeth, Erin 180 Francovich, Eli 50,199 Grome, Kimberly 157 Henling, Julie 88 Inouye, Ryan 126 Ellis, Taylor 120 Fraser, Ftyan 154 Grundl, Zachary 122 Hensle. David 124,184 Elmore, Matthew 120 Freeland, Katrina 154 Guilford, Nathaniel 122 Heric.K3llil78 Emenger, Robert 120 Freeman, Carlyn 121 Guillen, Luis Alza 112 Herreman, Taylor 124 Emmerich, Mckenna 154 Friedberg, Andrew 121 Gumminger, Nathan 123,167 Herring, Alayna 124 Endris. Alexa 120 Frost. Tyler 91 Guse, Todd 150 Herron, Jalene 124 Engel, Eric 84 Fu, Desirae 121 Gustlin, Zachary 150 Herzog, Mike 58 Enright, Andrew 120 Fullmer, Nicholas 121 J Heuett, Jacob 124 Epidendio, Richard 149 Fulp, Emily 121 Hickey, Kathryn 10,124,189 Jacobs, Joshua 150 Erickson. Alliel49 Higgins, Jamie 124 Jacobs, Leslie 126 Escueta, Jaren 120 Higgins, Madeline 124,189 Jacuzzi, Alec 126 Evans, Amelia 11 Hillman, Sarah 124 Jagels, Lauren 126 Hines, Christopher 154 James. Bryce 126 H Hoag, Christian 124,183 James, Daniel 36 Jansen. Kelly 126 Habelt, Katannal23 Hoag, Corinne 124 Hobson, Michael 124,184 Jarchow, Connor 126 G Haddeland, Ryan 157 Jeffs, Kathleen 26 Hodgson, Cole 124 Gaitan, Conny Garcia 122 Haffner, Mary 123 Jensen, Jonathan 157 Gallagher, Eva 122 Hagen, Madison 123 Hofstetter, Benjamin 124 F Hogan, Rachel 124 Jensvold, Augustas 150 Gallagher, Sean 150 Hagmeier, Kyle 84,123 Fabionar, Krystle 41 Hoidn, Joshua 84,154 Jimenez, Hailee 126 Gallmat, Nathan 122 Haines, Eric 154 Fahy, James 82 Hollyoak, Carson 101 Johanek, Mason 150 Garbuio, Judi Biggs 58 Halbert, Charles 150 Faker-Boyle, Kellan 21,120.161 Homaizad, Auvied 125 Johnson, Anna 84 Garcia, Cole 84 Hall. Danielle 123 Faley. Mary 120 Homas, Zach 30 Johnson, Brandon 150 Gallon, Tessamarie 122 Hamidani, Yusra 157 Fallau, Sierra 157 Hooper, Eugene 125 Johnson, Christine 59 Gasser, Jordan 77 Hamke, Tyler 154 Fangman. Michael 120 Horn, Erica 150 Johnson, Connor 198 Gavney, Stephen 154 Hamlin, Caleb 150 Fania.Stacey 120 Horovitz, Israel 26 Johnson, Griffith 150 Gee, Theresa 8 59 Han, Jaeyong 123 Johnson, Isabel 126 194 Farno. Emma 149 Hostenske, Katarina 125 Geerdts, Cassandra 187 Hanany, David 150 Johnson, Noah 126.147,163 Farthing, Trevor 149 House, Conner 10,53,125 Gerhardt,Wolfeyl22 Handy, Heather 84 Johnson, Samuel 126 Fayen, Kelly 120 Hubbard, Kyle 96,125 Gibbs, Katherine 122 H3ndy, Kyle 123 Johnson, Saxon 126 Fem, Sarah 121 Gibson, Annie 154 Hansen, Trevor 101 Johnson, Travis 157 Kovalsky, Shane 30 Loen, Blake 129 Martinsen, Nina 130 Melson, Silas 96,106 Jones, Katharine 154 Kowitz, Alaina 127 Long, James 129 Marvick, Alexander 158 Merkel, Jonathan 132 Jones, Kristina 150 Kozlov, Aleksey 128 Longbottom, Trevor 129,176 Masis, Sarven 185 Merkley, Sarah 132 Jones, Ladeitrich 126 Krebsbach, Rachel 128 Lopez, Megan 129 Mason, Jamee 130 Merrmann-Joywiak, Dean Elisa­ Jordan, Connor 126 Krmpotich, Mitchell 157 Love, Sydney 129 Mastaler, Samantha 131 beth 60, 62 Jordan, Taylor 126 Krostag, Kevin 128 Love, Zachary 129, 172 Masters, Jacob 151 Merry, Brian 158 Joseph, Lauren 77 Krueger, Grace 151 Lovell, Tabitha 129,173 Masters, Lindsay 131 Michelangelo, Piazzle 38 Judkins, Brian 126 Kunke, Taylor 1 28 Ludington, Emma 157 Mateos, Saba 30,131 Michelle, Caley 176 Juntilla, Carlo 150 Luger, John J 59 Matsuzaki, Kaylene 67 Middaugh, Zachary 132 Jurenka, Collin 150 Lujan, Devin 129 Matulevich, Iris 151 Middleton, Trevor 132 Justice, Andrew 126 Lum, Christa 129 Matunas, Ryan 151 Mikesell, Suzanne 96 Lumpkin, Ashly 151 Mazer, Ixchel 158 Milette, Matthew 132 Lund, Sarah 151 Mazzoni, Sara 131 Miller, Aliyah 78 Lundberg, Elizabeth 129 McAndrews, Daniel 131 Miller, Laura 151 L Luse, Emily 129 McCallum, Meghan 84 Millward, Megan 151 Lafernere, Tyler 128 Lykken, Alyson 129 McCann, Jack K 59 Miner, William 151 Laird, Carly 128 Lynn, William 155 McCann, Katie 131,183 Minter, Amanda 132 K Laird, Kelly 157 Lyons, Monica 70 McCann, Kourtney 11 Miranda, James 132 Kalousdian, Andrei 126 Langdon, Carolyn 157 McCarthey, Thomas K 59 Mishler, Briannal32 Kamisar, Nick 86, 87 Lapke, Mackenzie 128,167 McCarthy, Andrew 1 51 Misterek, Chad 132 Kamrowski, Libby 101,150,198 Lara, Josiah 11,1 57 McCarthy, Patrick 98 Mitchell, Uriah 132,180 Kang, Kin 126 Larsen, Andrew 1 51 McCleary, Amanda 131 Miyakado, Kathleen 132 Karam, Ann 157 Larson, Christy M 59 McClellan, Eric 106 Moch, Granger 132,173 Kamey, Morgan 127 Larson, Hunter 128 McComas, Rima 131 Moeller, Lawrence 132 Kamowski, Przemek 96,103,106 Larson, Jacqueline 151,199 M McCrohan, Kyle 151 Mondloch, Maria 132 Karr, Steven 127 Larson, Megan 151 Machtolf, Mark 91 McCulloh, Thayne 58, 59 Montelibano, Meghan 11,132 Kaur, Jaspreet 127 Latorrealvarez, Carlos 157 Macpherson, Kevin 157 McDevitt, Nicholas 131 Moore, William 133 Kearns, Jennifer 1 27 Le, Colin 128 Maestas, Miguel 155 McDonnell, Emily 62 Moorhouse, Danielle 84 Keenan, Benjamin 11,127 Le, Grason 81 Magee, Erin 129 McElroy, Barrett 1 55 Morales, Joshua 151 Keenan, Melissa 150 Leander, Keaton 44 Mahlum, Colter 158 McFeely, Kevin 10,131,169 Moran, Meaghan 133 Kelsey, Ryan 11,127 Lebon, Hallie 128,171 Mahmood, Mustafa 129 McGarry, John P 59 Morgan, Hope 151 Kennedy, Kellen 1 57 Ledall, Brittany 128 Mahoney, Kathleen 129 McGinn, McKinley 1 51 Morgan, Spencer 158 Kern, Brooks 127 Ledeman, Scott 1 28 Mahony, Patrick 130 McGinnis, Kelsey 131 Morrell, Thomas 133 Kerns, Natalie 20,127,160 Lee, Courtney 128 Mai, Maria 130 McGlynn, Ciara 155 Morris, Scott 59 Kfoury, Michelle 166 Lee, Jonathan 128 Mam, William 130 McGrew, Jack 151 Morse, Amy 151 Lee, Peter 128 Khan, H.I.M. 127 Malone, Kellie 47,130 McGuinness, Riley 131 Morton, Sean 155 Lee, Tiffany 128 Kiefer, Elizabeth 127 Maly, Mitchell 130 McGuire, Joseph Joshua 151 Mroz, Sarah 133 Lee, Yunseong 1 51 Kiesewetter, Carson 96,127 Manila, Marielleanne 151 McGuire, Madeline 131 Muljadi, Gracia 151 Leedy, Emma 129 Killen, Patricia OConnell 58 Manning, Brian 49,130,165 McGuire, Maureen 58 Murbach, Cheryl 84,151 Leigh, David J 59 Kim, Alice 82 Manning, Jonathan 130 Mclntyre, Michael 151 Munllo, Chelsea 133 Leland, Clay 11 Kinney, Max 11 Manthey, Clare 84 McKeegan, Michael 131,187 Murphy, Alexandra 133 Lenard, Angelo 174 Kirk, Garred 127 Manuel-Mcinerney, Sydnie 130 McKenna, Kelsie 151 Murphy, Charles 58 Leonard, Nikki 76 Kleeman, Paul 127 Marie, Madeline 189 McKenzie, Colin 131 Murphy, Claire 198 Letts, Michael 101 Marino, Andrew 130 McLam, Jacob 151 Murphy, Erin 133 Klein, Dionna 11,127 Levally, Grace 157 Klein, Erinn 150 Markoski, Brantley 1 51 McLure, Terence 131 Murphy, John 151 Lewis, Michael 129,166 McNamee, Trevar 132 Klohe, Rheinholdt 127 Marks, Charles 155 Murphy, Michaela 133 Lewis, Sarah 157 McNaught, Alexandra 132,186 Klopp, Shawn 127,171 Marlett, Max 130 Murphy, Mollie 133 Liebelt, Rita lllig 59 Marquard, Madeleine 158 McNicholl-Carter, Danamarie Murphy, Nate 133 Kluver, Nina 189 Lilley, Devon 129 Marr, Sarah 158 155 Murphy, Olivia 133 Knowles, Matthew 127 Lilley, Taylor 129 Marrero, Adriana 84 Murphy-Beach, August 151 Koch, Mary Kate 51,127,161, Lilly, Zachary 129,180 Marsden, Cameron 151 Murrain, Erik 151 191 McQuilkin, Kevin D 59 Lim, Brandon 1 55 Marsh, Olivia 84 McTighe, Maya 155 Murray, Carolyn 133 Koehler, Franziska 86 Lippert, Cody 151 Marshall, Mane 130 Medeiros, Hayley 10,132 Murray, Veronica 158 Kohan, Eric 96 Lira-Gonzalez, Susana 157 Marshall, Olivia 130,175 Medina, Austin 11,151 Myers, Miranda 133 Kolb, Sarah 127 Lith, Mason Van 142 Marti, Shaun 130 Medley, Naomi 84,132 Kolln, Luke 150 Llerena, Daniel 157 Martin, Connor 130 Meggison, Emily 111,132 Konzek, Brett 157 Locascio, Kevin 54, 55 Martin, Earl 58 Melgozaochoa, Marilyn 155 Kovac, Abigail 1 55 OConnell, Kaitlin 20,134 Porterfield, Brittania 136 Rennaker, Jesse 98 Samuelson, Phillip 138 O'Connor, Molly 134 Portillo, Helen 136 Reuter, Ellen 152 Sangiacomo, Michela 138 O'Flaherty, Celia 38 Poss, Joseph 58 Reuter, Tyler 137 Sanko, Haleel55 O'Flaherty, Connor 158 Potter, Forrest 136 Reynolds, Stephanie 181 Santos, Raychelle 82 N O'Toole, Jennifer 134 Potts, Natalie 136 Rhea, Samantha 137 Scacciotti, John 138 Nakamine, Kylie 133 Powell, Jake 177 Rhodes, Nicholas 137,183 Schacht, Josh 101 Nash, Bailey 133 Powers, James E 59 Rice, Tim 26 Schauerman, Maura 138 Nash, Connor 84 Powers, Kanyon 152 Rich, Chandler 155 Scheel, Joshua 138 Nash, Quinn 84 Price, Kirsten 136 Richardson, Paxton 155 Schmidt, Carley 50 Navarro, Christopher 11,133 Prichard, Julie 152 Rider, Molly 158 Schmutz, Tyler 138 Nazish, Reba 158 Prodzinski, Kristin 136 Riley, Carter 1 52 Schneider, Carson 159 Neely, Hannah 155 P Prothero, William 152 Riley, Richard 158 Schneller, Ann 138 Nelson, Brock 133 Panchesson, Joseph 152 Ptolemy, Melissa 136 Riley, Sean 137 Schober, Richard 138 Nelson, Peter 151 Pancoe, Matthew 158 Riordan, Marshall 137 Schols, Alysa 199 Nemes, Alynna 133 Panfil, Brandon 11,152 Rivera, Gabnelle 137 Schramm, Mari 139 Nevius, Vicki 133,199 Pangares, Nick 21 Robertson, Scott 137 Schray, Jessica 139 Newman, Andrew 158 Pangos, Kevin 96,101,102,103, Rockwell, Abigail 152 Schumm, Riley 155 Newman, Megan 133 106,107 Rodngues-Rivarola, Lucas 137 Schwartz, Holly 152 Ngan, Christine 175 Pardico, Alexandra 1 52 Rodriguezperez, David 137 Schwartzkopf, Maryann 179 Nguyen, Angeline 175 Pariseau, Grace 134 Q Roeber, Anthony 158 Scola, Shannon 139,175 Nguyen, Jennifer 158 Park, Garion 134 Quesadaponce, Carolina 136 Rogers, Charles 137 Scott, Brian 152 Nguyen, Sen 134 Parker, Ed 170 Quiles, Carleel36 Rojeck, Jason 137 Scott, Dominique 139 Nichols, Emily 158 Parker, Jacob 134,160 Quillin, William 136 Rollins, Tabitha 137 Scott, Lauren 10,139 Nicholson, Andrea 134,166 Patricia, Kalli 178 Quinn, Julie 136 Romanovsky, Anna 137 Seaver, Phoebe 21 Nighswonger, Kent 18 Patrick, Ian 134 Quinonezfigueroa, Paul 136 Romero, Ondraya 155 Sedberry, Gabriel 139 Nilles, Shaniqua 105,107 Pavlik, Mackenzie 158 Quiring, Jake 136,177 Roque, Ryan 158 Sedor, Michael 1 59 Nolan, Sarah 134 Pazaski, Erin 135 Rose, Madison 41,152 Seelig, Christopher 139 Nordeen, Natalie 134 Peek, Kylie 86 Rosellini, Caitlyn 137 Seifert, Laura 139 Nordin, Haley 134 Peetz, Brandi 135 Rosenberger, Kathleen 155 Seifert, Megan 1 52 Nore, Kelsey 151 Pellow, Broderickl35 Rosendahl, Paul 137,178 Seigel, Elisabeth 139 Noyes, Hailey 152 Peltz, Kyle 152 Roth, Mike 58 Serantes, Kiara 1 55 Noyes, Rachel 10 Pense, Daniel 135 Rothenbueler, Kayla 138 Seubert, Christopher 139 Nunez, Angel 106,107 R Pepe-Phelps, Carmel 111,135 Rourke, Caroline 158 Shah, Shantel 139,171 Rael, Elena 155 Nurmia, Bailey 64,100,155 Pepiton, Charles M 26 Routledge, Erin 159 Shambaugh, Meagan 139 Ramirez, Isamara 158 Perry, Forrest 135 Roy, Kellie 138 Shea, Brady 139 Ramirez, Preston 136 Peterson, Emily 117,135 Rozema, Ryan 152 Shellooe, Laura 25, 27 Ramos, Liliana 158 Peterson, Michael 135,182 Ruane, Gabnelle 155 Sheppard, Kathleen Magnuson Ramos, Nick 10 Peterson, Sarah 135 Ruane, Noelle 117 59 Ranis, Tatiana 1 55 Pfeffer, Justin 135 Rubosky, Kasey 78 Rankin, Austen 152 Sherburn, Garick 26,139 Pfeifer, Zachary 135 Ruehle, Brian 138 Ratings, Massey 78 Sherpa, William 152 0 Phillips, Davis 101 Ruiz, Angelo Lenard 138,1 75 Obrinsky, Trevor 158 Rauch, Steven 136 Shipley, Mary 139 Phillips, Jose 11 Ruiz, Emmy 38 Ojeda, Dylan 84,111,134,188 Rawson, Mark 158,198 Ryan, Elizabeth 138 Short, Thomas 139 Phillips, Katherine 152 Oldham, Zachary 152 Raygoza, Petros 136,170 Ryan, Nathan 1 59 Shrader, Kathleen 139 Phillips, Lynden 152 Oliva, Sarah 134,191 Razzo, Julian 152 Rydell-Klages, Racheal 152 Sidhom, Carinel39,162 Phillips, Michael 135, 170 Olson, Ryan 134 Reed, Matthew 136 Silkman, Rose 139 Pierre, Emily 135 Olson, Sasha 134 Reed, Sara 136 Silliman, Dean Steven 61, 69 Pietromonaco, Geena 18,135 Ong, Gregory 11,158 Reese, Edward A 59 Silva, Maria 139 Pignolet, Carli 135 Orcutt, Michael 21, 44,147,155 Regan, Monica 152 Simmons, Joshua 152 Pignolet, Elaina 155 Orr, Michael 134 Regester, Laura 51, 70,137,161 Simmons, Rachel 140 Pihl, Britta 98 Oseland, Maximilian 155 Reichersamer, Kale 84 Simons, Jake 152 Pinza, Ryan 11 Ostersmith, Suzanne 26 Reid, Marisal52 Sinclair, Caitlin 51,140 Pirkle, Amelia 136 Oswald, Sophia 155 Reid, Sierra 137,182 s Sinclair, Sean 140 Pitzer, Brandon 10 Saad, Alyssa 152 196 Outen, Carissa 134 Reinecke, Helen 137,162 Singh, Rishi 140 Pleines, Mirna 136 Sabonis, Domantas 96,103 Owens, Sarah 134 Reingold, Morgan 137 Sisk, Martin 155 Ploeger, Ryland 36,155 Sailer, Jon 84 O'Brien, Robert 134 Reis, Emily 137 Slania, Matthew 155 Polayes, Samantha 86 Salazar, Mario 138 O'Brien, Shane 152 Rembold, Alexander 158 Sleasman, Aaron 140 Portch, Austin 158 Sale, Andrew 138,182 Slyter, Riana 11 Sutherland, Piper 173 Troxel, Jacob 10 Vucinich, Kayla 143 Wiseman, Camille 50 Smale, John 140 Swanberg, Rachel 141 Tullo. Vito 142 Wolfe, Ryan 145 Small, Sam 1 59 Swanson, Ashley 141 Turbes, Maddie 84 Wolfenberger, Benjamin 153 Smigaj, Michelle 140 Swedstedt, Kasey 141 Turney, Hailey 142 Wolff, Alvin J 59 Smith, Jessica 140 Sweers, Bethany 153 Tyler, Emily 153 Woods, Riley 155 Smith, Madison 11 Sweet, David 159 Woodward, Laura 145 Smock, James 140 Swyt, Zach 101 Woodworth, Nicole 145,186 Snider, Julia 135 Syvertson, Hilary 141 w Wright, Emily 155 Wadas, Craig 144 Snider, Sara 140 Wright, Rachel 153 Wagner, Rebecca 153 Snodgrass, Michael 99,159 Wu, Han 82 Wahlman, Renee 11 Snodgrass, Rachael 152 Wuthnch, Nash 153 Waight, Daniel 155 Snyder, Cole 44 u Wyss, Samuel 145 Uhl, Lauren 1 53 Waldron, Jennifer 144 Soldati, Megan 140 Ullrich, Adrian 11,153 Walgren, Robert 88 Sombrowski, Maximillian 84,152 T Unkel, Cameron 153 Walker, Benjamin 144,198 Sonderby, Vincent 16,128,140 Tademy, Kayla 1 55 Uppendahl, Kathryn 142 Walsh, Christopher 144,165 Sorensen, Peter 140 Tallas, Alexandra 141 Urbina, Jacquelyn 142 Walsh, Sean 82 Sorlie, Abigail 1 52 Talmage, AN 26, 27 Urcadez, Zoe 88 Walton, Shelby 144 Soucek, Kara 84 Tanaka. Corey 159 Utecht, Macee 76 Wang, Gregory 111, 144 Y Sparks, Michael 140 Taylor, Edward 59 Uyemura, Wayne 142 Wang, Simeng 56,144 Yakawich, Christopher 153 Sparks, Shannon 159 Taylor, Stephanie 153,198 Uznanski, Matthew 1 53 Ward, Brian 101 Yamamoto, Margaret 145 Spicher, Delainey 152 Teichgrab, Corinne 141 Ward, Kevin 144 Yee, Benjamin 18,145 Spicher, Jordan 140,181 Telles, Sophia 153 Waszak, Kellie 155 Ylescupidez, Alyssa 145 Spinelli, Jessica 140 Terrill, Ross 141 Watson, Henry 153 York, Kasey 153 Spisak, Natalie 66 Tersakyan, Sarven 141,185 Weber, Kevin 144,174 Young, Richard 145 Spitzer, Andrew 140 Tester, Alexandra 141 Webster, Alexander 144 Yuska, Alex 84 Stach, Emma 105 Thomas, Carissa 21 Weigand, Matthew 159,198 Staeheli, Ian 10 Thomas, Kyle 141 V Weinbender, Nicole 144 Van Tassell, Katnna 142 Staley, Savannah 140 Weiss, Stephanie 144 Thompson, Brandon 101 Vanbramer, Ean 153 Stangl, Austin 159 Wells, Shelby 155 Thompson, Joseph 141,185 Vandinter, Hannah 159 Stanley, Matthew 152 Welton, Jacob 155 Thompson, Leah 141 Vann, Kyle 153 Stansberry, Ingrid 84,159 Wendell, Matthew 144 Thomson, Madeline 155 Vantil, Harrison 1 55 Stanton, Peter F 59 Wendland, Sara 94,111,144 Thornley, Analise 56,141,184 Varyu, Savannah 142 z Steelsmith, Hayley 29 Wesley, Byron 102,106 Zakheim, Mary 145 Throckmorton, Joseph 141 Varyu, Victoria 142 Steimel, Jackson 25 Tiatragul, Sarin 159 Westermeyer, Devin 144 Zamora, Molly 145 Vasilatos, Carmen 11,101,142 Steiner, Elizabeth 159 Tilghman, Sarah 142 Wharton, Maya 153 Zehrung, Nicholas 145 Vasquez, Corina 142 Stenberg, Jacob 152 Timberlake, Diane 59 Whitcomb, Ryon 153 Zender, Andrew 101,153 Vasquez, Jose 143,170 Stephens, Keenan 152 Tinkle, Elle 104,105,107 White, Dakota 72 Zimbelman, Megan 153 Vasquez, Sara 143 Stephenson, Ellie 159 Tischer, Veronica 1 53 White, John 144,177 Zimny, Mary 159 Vatcher, William 143,164 Stevens, Leslie 140,177 Titus, Benjamin 142,168 White, Joshua 11,15, 43,144 Zykan, Elana 153 Vathis, Papous 170 Stevenson Marshall, Dean Tjandra, Priscilla 142 White, Spencer 53, 144 Vaz, Kristine 143 Brenda 61,72 Tokyo, William 164 Wiggins, Ross 10 Vazquez-De-Mercado, Rodrigo Stewart, Lindsay 140 Tollner, Nathan 142 Wika, Quinlyn-Skyel53 153 Stinebaugh, Elizabeth 153 Tom, Emily 142 Wilkie, Brennan 144,185 Veloso, Kelsey 159 Stocker, Grace 141 Tomlinson, Robert H 59 Williams, Abigail 153 Verburg, Stefan 143 Stodola, Matthew 141 Tonoc, Marta 153 Williams, Matthew 144 Vergara, Matthew 21, 22, 46,143 Stoeser, Connor 141 Toole, James 1 53 Williamson, Melanie 10,145 Verspieren, Madeleine 84,159 Stokes, Liam 155 Torres-Carrillo, Thania 153 Willie, Morgan 159 Viehweg, Caileen 143 Wilson, Elisa 159 Stone, Darby 153 Townsend, Emily 142 Vierhaus, Kristen 143 Wilson, Jordan 145 Stout, Ben 89 Tramontozzi, Vincent 153 Vill-Olson, Denisel43 Wiltjer, Kyle 93, 96,103,106,107 Strader, Kelly 141,163.199 Tran, Thomas 142 Villanueva, Brahiam 153 Winslow, John 145 Sturtevant, Sean 153 Tran, Travis 30 Violette, Michelle 143 Wmstead, Nicholas 145 Sulley, Nik 10 Trepte, Hannah 155 Vitaloni, Davide 143 Winter, Matthew 145 Sullivan, Connor 141 Trigueiro, Alfred 159 Voegeli, Matthew 143,190 Winterroth, Michelle 145 Sullivan, Ryan 159,198 Tngueiro, Anthony 25,155 Trojan, Richard 153 Vogel, Samuel 143,163 Wirth, Paul 145 Sumner, Penn 11, 21 Trost, Anja 142 VoissS.J., Fr Jim 17 Wisecarver, Caroline 145 Sutherland, Owen 141 Vollert, Cecilia 11,143 Ryan Sullivan Pholo Edilor

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warn The sixty-ninth volume of Spires was printed by Walsworth Publishing Company, 306 N. Kansas Avenue. Marceline, MO 64658. Two hundred pages were produced in Adobe InDesign CS 5.5 and submitted electronically via Walsworlh's website. The book is 10 inches by 11 inches, with 160 pt. binder boards and synth sewn stitching. Fourteen-hundred copies were printed on I00# legend gloss paper. The cover was matte laminated with debossing in four color. Endsheets were printed in four colors on standard white end leaf paper.

Copy for the yearbook was written and edited by the Spires Yearbook Staff. Type was set in Roboto, Timeless, NORWESTEB. DOLCE \AtA. and Script ALT ;ik

Spires Yearbook is a production of Gonzaga University Student Publications, College Hall Room 433, 502 E. Boone Avenue, Spokane. WA 99258. The staff is advised by Joanne Shiosaki, and overseen by the Student Publications Board. The Walsworth representatives were Andrew Ross and Jeri O'Reilly. Portrait photos were taken by After Image Inc., POB 8836 Moscow, ID 83843.

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