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WOMEN's BASKETBALL >I "it is as a worldwide community and simultaneously as a network of local communities that we seek to serve others across the world" SUPEROR GENERAL A. NICOMS SJ. \U GONZAGA UNIVERSITY • YEARBOOKVOLUME 69 1 « 11 t< 75 M/ttQR PHOMORES INFORMATION PROVIDED BY 2014-201 5 FACTS AND FIGURES AND THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH AS OF FEBRUARY 201 5 COMMUNITY COLLEGES WL to nC Oc _c mm -no ---J z• • • o5 en rrt/>— W ° -I » u JJJ ho m I m k. m CHIEF JUSTICE Brennan Calley '16 PRESIDENT Conner House '15 VICE PRESIDENT Hayley Medeiros '15 TREASURER Caitlin Grant'15 SPEAKER OF THE SENATE Maggie Douglas '17 DIRECTOR OF CLUBS Mark Beck'15 DIRECTOR OF FINANCE lanStaeheli '16 DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Melanie Williamson '15 CHIEF OF STAFF Katie Hickey '15 ATTORNEY GENERAL Ross Wiggins '16 PUBLICITY MANAGER Lauren Scott '15 CLUB SPORTS CHAIR Brandon Pitzer '15 DIVERSITY CHAIR Janay Davis '16 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGER Jacob Troxel '15 GregOng'16 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 Freshman Lectures RianaSlyter'18 Cecilia Vollert'15 Adrian Ullrich '18 Madison Smith'18 Austin Medina '18 Off-Campus Weekend Events Amelia Evans '16 Josiah Lara '16 Ryan Kelsey'15 Joshua White '15 On-Campus Katherine Ballew '17 Weekend Events Alaina Arroyo '17 Abby Anderson '17 Brandon Panfil '18 01 1 Non-Traditional Christopher Navarro '16 International Entertainment Jose Phillips'17 Kourtney McCann '17 HOME TO. C Student c/ubs ann . organization* r d °Sr: S60 M/U,0N Student Bod^l Gon2a9a • neniminnc.^^ _ .. d re,a„ space ^ ao,a t g f e'opmen, „ ««*d the thesi m 9/f s n3te(argesfd 0n'? *' 67,726 SQU/JRE-FEHT ^ * m * • mm z~ *, **m _ jbSfifii m IIIII \ m iiiHimii iiiiiiiiiii jimi' J^^- OREGON Ol 5 "The energy is so high throughout the weekend. It's a euphoric experience. I was an orientation leader for three years. I wanted to make the students know they were a special piece of GU. Plus getting to go through the serpentine four straight years was a blast." Josh White'15 Political Science & History The spirit of Jesuit ideals is infused everything we do here at Gonzaga. Our school owes its very existence to the • Jesuit passion for education. This spirit ripples outward and touches every aspect of the Gonzaga experience. The annual Pilgrimage (right) and Mass of the Holy Spirit bind us together as Zags, but more importantly as compassionate human beings. "Mass of the Holy Spirit is truly an occasion for the entire campus. I was blessed to be a part of it," said senior Vinny Sonderby (pictured below). / > 017 For the last 127 years Gonzaga has begun the new school year with the Mass of the Holy Spirit, and this year was no different. On Wednesday, Sept. 17, students, faculty and staff gathered to hear the sermon given by Bishop Blase Cupich. Cupich was the bishop of the Diocese of Spokane from 2010 until this year, when he was sleeted by Pope Francis to be the Archbishop of Chicago. Q: Favorite on-campus activity Students walk through the skybridge in Kennedy Apartments (right) during the late afternoon. Senior Ben Yee and staff member Kayla Cartelli dress as penguins for a Student Publication's ice cream event (top). Senior Geena Pietromonaco leaps as her orientation small group follows during orientation weekend (bottom). «lM^H II^BHB I !••• •M^HI IB^V"WI IPHi Jli^ illI I • • a •• * fc • • •**•* JWo* • \ y Well known for their country hit, "(Kissed You) Good Night." Gloriana took the stage in McCartney Athletic Center on September 18 in a concert put on by GSBA. Opening for the band was a local indie group called Cathedral Pearls (right) The concert was a huge hit among country lovers. Above: Srs. Natalie Kerns and Kaitlin O'Connell danced and sang at the concert, enjoying the country vibes. M/1DONN/ISTOCK 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. * - I 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 uroniCronin ^d^^- November 13,14 and 15 •THEATER ARTS SPRING DANCE CONCERT Annual Spring Dance Concert April 23, 24, and 25 ALMOST, MAINE STUDENT CHOREPGRAPHY CONCERT ONE ACT FESTIVAL by John Cariani Student Choreographers Student Directors Directed by Jr. Ali Talmage April 9 and 10 May 1 and 2 March 26, 27 and 28 DANCE PRODUCTIONS *ji-' FOR CAMPUS DINING 23,000-23,501 m^ dining for two years. 120 Sodexo employees worked in the BARC With the Hemmingson Center complete, Sodexo and the student dining experience will make another move. The BARC itself will remain, along with all the kitchen equipment. The $14-million building has nearly 250,000 square feet of possible retail space. While the Zag shop will stay, outside retail outlets will move in. So. Hayley Steelsmith (right) waits in line at the BARC during lunch. tf* CAMPUS HOT SPOTS<53> A guide to eating and drinking in the Logan neighborhood. 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 COFFEE/BAR: CHAIRS 9 When to go: It's a coffee shop and a bar...anytime. What to get: Avocado fries Why we love it: It's close to campus, hosts trivia and otters anything your heart desires! 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.
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