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Volume XX Z602 Spoka: , March 8. 1939 Number 20 McGrath and Hunton Signed For Athletic Posts New Policy M»™ ««™ [Complete Change Of Staff Made As Longest Debate Tour McGrath Becomes Athletic Director

• Visions of • new and farther In History Mapped reaching athletic policy became Complete renovation of the Gonzaga university ath­ apparent Monday a* Claude Mc­ letic staff was completed Sunday night when the athletic Grath took over the rein* a* Gon­ board appointed Claude F. McGrath, freshman football zaga unl vers! ty*s athletic director. Harking back to thc early coach and varsity basketball mentor, as director and con­ By Forensics' Coach '20s when Gonzaga wa* a troller of athletics. feared diamond foe, the Bull­ dogs will again field a base­ Further appointments included that of John W. Chicago and St. Louis In­ ball team. Track will enter tbe "Puggy" Hunton. Gonzaga high school mentor, aa head cluded In Tour of Gonxaga sports program, football coach to succeed . Both McGrath Flying Courses though Inauspl clous ly. this Midwest. spring. Tho cinder sport will and Hunton will continue their teaching jobs until the fin- not become the object of con­ ih of the present term. Climaxing a crowded debate sea­ May Be Added centration until 1910, it has A Real Job son with the longest tour ln his­ been Intimated. Head Coach •Boy." remarked MeCralii. tory, Coach Henry Kohls. S.J-. to­ They sure wished a Job off on day announced that three Bulldog To Curriculum Long Goumol nif." But he smiled as he sold It. debaters will travel to Chicago and McGrath was appointed the di­ and then was Immediately called St. Louis, meeting leading college rector of athletics after a long away to the telephone to relate to teams of tbe mid and Gonzaga may teach flying! counsel Sunday night by the ath­ ii news reporter for the fortieth mountain states. While working details of a plan letic board In the president's office.: time bis life's history. Named to make the three week to give flight training to 20,000 Father Curtis J. Sharp, 9.J.. will; Puggy Hunton realized the goal trip were Don Diratlne and Bill students a year In tbe schools and remain as the faculty adviser oft of an eleven-year-old dream which Royce, veterans of three year* of colleges of the country were be­ athletics and will concentrate his' began when ho came to Gonzaga varsity corapetlUon, along with ing tried out by tho Civil Aero­ abilities on alumni problems to coach high school football. Since Jack Clark, versatile sophomore nautics Authority in thirteen edu­ Little definite Information could' then. It has boon his ambition to orator. The three will leave Spo­ cational institutions in the United be learned concerning the baseball coach the varsity. Stales, leading Spokane civic bod­ kane on Wednesday morning, situation. It ls understood thst the, Unal Uaeker» Matlif.nl March 22, and return shortly after ies recommended Gonzaga univer­ Spokane Hawks will definitely play sity a* the InstltuUon in eastern Spokane fans, alumni and local Easter. i the Zag* in exhibition contest* business firms were vociferous in Washington to sustain this pro- I near thc opening of the season, and, Many Debutes Scr*eduled their support of Hunton. Local | that the home of the Hawks, Fer-i companies hart signed resolutions While a complete schedule was Natlonal Defensive j ris Field, will be the home field fori stating Hunton their choice for the not yet forthcoming. It was re- The President included In bis > the Bulldogs also. position, and many alumni were re­ veslrd that six debates hsd already naUonol defense message to Con­ ported to have written personal been signed and more were under gress a month ago a request for s letters to tbe athletic department tentaUve arrangement. Top teams special appropriaUon of J 10.000,000 In reply to n query concerning from leading universities of Mon­ to be used by the Civil Aeronautics the announcement of assistant tana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Authority In the training of 20,000 Thespian Stars couches, Fnlher Leo J. Robinson. Wisconsin, Indiana. , Kan­ student pilot* during the 1B38-HM0 S.J.. president, sighed. "Not yet sas and Colorado were on the list. school year if result* obtained be­ The athletic board is dead tired tween now and next Juno demon- Already definitely signed for Headline Cast Head coach of football at Gonzaga and we're going to give them a compeUtion were thc University of strata the aoundness of the author Ton yean of service on Gonzaga'* athletic staffs were climaxed UiK unlveralty, 1* the title John W. Montana, St. Thomas CoUege of SL it/s program. week .i.ii'ii Claude P. McGrati. una appointed atbtrtlc director. Tim buffoonery will be "Pttggy" Hunton awtturnrd Monday Ovi-r thirty applicants were re­ Paul, Minnesota; Marquette Unl- Ground school subjects that flrst layman sport, director Sanoe- Bill Mulligan, he will embark on tbe-j April Pi night wben tbe Gonzaga athletic mu.t ambitious athletic campaign ever landertakon here. Possible ad­ forgotten in the Gonzaga audito­ ceived for tbe position. Many were verslty, Evansvilie College of would be taught at tbe unlveralty board announced Its selection for from high school mentors, but col­ dition.* to the [in- .-.it sport* program Include baseball, track and rium when tho heavy dramaUc tbe coveted post. I*uggy*s ten Evansvllle, Indiana; Unlveralty of would include civil air regulations, lege coaches had on able represen- Denver. Utah State College and navigation and meteorology. tragedy "Submerged," a one-act triumphant years ooaohbig of Gon­ play, takes the stage on April 1. zaga blgb school football teams Nortbwest Nozorene College range men Is would be made with placed him Hrst In local sports Nempat. Idaho. Nearly a dozen qualified flying Instructors at The drama, co-authored by H. fans' opinion a* the logical sc more were pending final arrange- Felts Held to give the necessary Stuart Cottman and LaVergne oor to Mike Pecarovtcfa. flight InstrucUons with their own Micks Mob McDirstine; Shaw, 1* th% Gonzaga entry In the civic tournament of plays spon­ Holiday Granted "AeronauUcal engineering would sored by the Spokane RecreaUonal CLUB HONORS be a dlatlncUve addlUon to our Shillalah Slaps Slavs Council of Organized Agencies and NEW SPORT STAFF I •cbool of engineering here at Gon­ George "Red" Mulllns, Jim will vie for tbe honor of being In Bishop's Honor Music Majors In zaga," states Father Leo J. Robin­ "Mickey" McGuire, Pat "Cop" staged it a downtown theater. "G" club members met 1 't night I son, S.J., president of the unlver­ FORUM CELEBRATES ton Murphy, Bill Fltzpalrlck. Bob VT » o fair CCDvirr I Se» OtAy, co-star of "Box and at 8:30 ln thc Kennel to honor j Another day will be added to alty, in expressing his pleasure of ltftR wr Casey. "Big Stoop" O'Neill, and 3BK¥l»,laiCox" and "Hullabululu." headline* Puggy Hunton and Claude Mc- fCaat«r vacation this year. the interest shown by the Civil Closed Recital several other prominent Irlahera i the cast of locil luminaries Includ- Grain. Tbe lettermen'* congratula- in his address to a convocation Aeronautics Authority. of the student body have already A banquet, com mem oral lng the lng Buddy Zumwalt, thesplan- Uons were extended the two by ] o[ university and high school stu- presldent Rsy Vandcrzanden. Both j bodies last Wednesday mom- Subject to the constructive Cri- thrown their green bowler* Into first ucnt Mr. McGrath and Mr. Hunton ar*jlni; HIS Excellency Walter J. Uclam of lhe entire department of thc arena in compeUUon for the club, will be held in the Roundup, honor of being Gonzaga's most r former members of the G club, FiLzgeraid, S.J., D.D., announced music student body, selected mu­ room of the Desert hotel, Thur*-1 Zarowny complete the list of popular son of Erin. Miko having won their letters in Gon- \ that he had asked and obtaincl sic major students were presented Speelmon Urges day, March 16, if all arrangement* i - zaga sports. from Father Robinson, S.J., In a clo*ed recital Thursday eve­ Ballots for voting In the BUL- con be completed. LocaUon of the' • . • *> ning, March 2. in the muaic hall. LETIN'S annual contest are In­ a holiday In honor of his recent On the program were Helen Medical Ethics serted on page four of today's pa­ affair may be changed to the old' sPEAKS TOMORROW NI0HT elevation to coadjutor bishop of Johnson, mezzo-soprano, *lnglng per. Students are requested to fill Unlveralty club in the Spokane! Alaska "Mademoiselle" by Gulon; Mrs In their choice for, Gonzaga's most hotel. i Dr. Joseph Lynch will be tbe Director Decides George Holt, president of the Dorothy Wheat ley with a piano Thursday evening at 8 o'clock popular Irishman, and to leave Invitations to attend have been; speaker at the regular meeting of A.S.G.U., presided at thc special composition of her own, "Walts' Dr. Rex Speelmon spoke to the them in the mall-slot of the pub­ extended to both Father Coogan. the Mendel club Thursday evening convocation honoring Bishop Fitz­ Margaret Qulst, mezzo-soprano, In Mendel Society at- tbe Sacred licity office tn Trout of the second S.J.. and to Mr. Evoy, S.J., mod- at 7:30. HI* subject will be "Func- gerald and offered the congratuln- On "Ceiling Zero" Uons of the university students. a *olo. "Night and Uie Curtains! Heart hospital on "Medical Eco- floor fountain. erator of tbe group last year. j Uona of the Brain." Drawn" by FcmaU; and Norman I ni>mics." Dr. Speelmon spoke In Dr. Must Be Real McCoy I*st Higgln*. high school student "Celling Zero." the Hollywood * , extended the good Smith, baritone, olnglng Schubert'* JRolchford'* place, and, contrary to Despite the efforts of a strong bQliy pTi i(ienl production which starred Pat . , ^j^, . ,. "Wbo I* Sylvia." last week'* announcement, visitors Slavic faction on the campus, only wiah( a of nc hlBh ll( pnr O'Brien and James Cagney, haa String Trio were allowed to attend. Dr. Rotch­ those votes will be counted which Model mcnl "Valse Triate" by Sebelius, ar­ ford will, however, return ln the are cast for men of authentic Irish been selected as thc University's Appropriate musical entrrtaln- ranged for string trio, was offered near future with bl* films and ancestry, and ballots must be In annual spring play, announces Fa- mcnl ^g provld(M. by •_„ Glre by Kathryn Rogel, piano; Dorothy scheduled lecture on "Caeaarean before six o'clock Friday evening. ther Yeats. S.J.. director. To be]Mwl y^y punU, spirited Ua- put on in the auditorium, the playi urging two solos. "Spirit Flow- Oberklng, cello; and Torn Madden, sections." The committee of BULLETIN or violin, Eleanor Skok in the soprano Dr. Speelmon Impressed upon will run two days, April 16 and 17. staff members In charge of the Carrying the leads arc Hermit j solo "Phylll* Ha* Such Cftarroing the attending member* tbe Impor­ contest, McDiratine, O'Fabey, Grace" by Wilson and Tom Skeff­ tance of tbe HippocraUc oath. Owens, as Dizzy Davis; Victor Van Mac O'MuIllgan ho* decided to Dyke, as Jake Lee; and Mias Mil­ ington with the tenor number* "Medicine," he stated, "first start- keep secret the manner ln which "Romance of Nadir" by Bizet ondl^ I* but too many doc- ler, in thc feminine role of Tommy '• thc winner of the conteat will bo Thomas, tor* are forgetUng "service to rewarded, but insist that the hon­ "Longing" by Wheatley concluded Rehearsals for the cast of twen­ Curran and Royce the vocal group. mankind' and 'alleviation of human or will be a fitting one. Buffering' ln tbe economic stress of ty-two characters began yesterday The program was completed and are scheduled for every Tues­ with a violin solo by Tom Madden, today. If tbe medical profession of today 1* commonly tbe subject of day. Thursday and Sunday eve­ Debate U. Team "Sixth Soaota in E Major" by ning. Handel. derogatory remarks, thoae engaged Tbe sale of tickets bas been An open recital for students and la it must realize tbat tbi* la due Bulldog debaters engaged in measure to themselves. Calendar placed tn tbe hands of the Platfor­ their sixty-sixth Intercollegiate friend* will be held In tbe unlver­ Excessive rate*, charged by a few, um club, campaigners last year for contest of the season Mondsy eve­ alty auditorium Sunday afternoon, the play, "The Masterful Monk." March 28. cause the profession to be general­ MARCH 8-14 ning, when Bill Royce and Tom « ly designated a* wealthy. Curran clashed wltb Horry Hen- L icreaalng Overhead 12:00 p". m.—Kennel meet­ drlckscn and Floyd Vinson of the "The people of today," reiterated ing, room 221. University of Washington In a Presenting.. Dr. Speelmon, "are too often work­ 1:30 p. m.—Gonzaga debat­ Forty Will Spend problem-solvlnt; debate on the sub­ ing for 155.00 a month; these peo­ ers, v*. Spokane J. C, at ject of unemployment. Among the Union bouse aris­ ple, a* well a* many other*, must Gonzaga. Roth aides agreed in a soluUon tocracy— PRANK KOSIAN. Min­ receive medical care within their 2:48 p. is—IRC meeting, Involving reduced prices In ordl- reach financially. Such a load is in Holiday at Hecla nesota flash and BILL EOPP. room 221. I nary commodities, with Curran freshman basketball whiz. no way alleviated by tbe constant­ setting forth in addition Hltalre ly Increasing overhead in extra HILL CAREY, freshman, an ac­ 10 a m.- Debate meeting. Figuring to make the best of the BtUctf* theory of economic ilistrt- taxes, Insurance, phones, etc.. tive member of the Little Theatre room 228. hollday March 17, some forty en-lbutlsm. which 1* Uie allotment of medicine. group- 7:30 p. m—Mendel meeting, glneering students will travel to' *> ... — • "The medical profeaslon," con­ room 311. Tub thumper — TED aa, idvbo, to v,.it th. >™»";W,nied. Go^settera ToS.ll beating tbe crusade drum* for tbe cluded Dr. Speelmon, "will be al­ Friday— Hecla mines. Intercollegiate Knlghta ways with us, but tbe retenUon of 10 a m.—Chapel. Through arrangements made Ada On Commission Basts! It* sacred character lie* wholly 8:30 p. m. —Muaic depart­ with Mr. J. F. McCarthy. Hecla'* Any otudeat Interested In A Gonaagan—CHARLES BOM president and winner Of thc De­ KINO, constantly In tb* library- within tbe power and prudence of ment broadcast over KGA. kanlng the BlI.LETIN's bun! tbe doctor blmself." Smet medal ln 1036, a special en­ Moaner MARVIN ARTHURS, Saturday— no"* staff to *ell ad* on a 7:80 p. m.—Father Linden gineering staff will be on hand to e«SJ__aaaaaa» haaat* should See bewailing the *ad fate of tbe box­ •how the Gonzaga contingent ing team. MYK.KS SETS AI'KIL « •peaks over KHQ, tleorge Holt Immediately or FOR BARRISTERS' ANM'.-U. j through tbe surface workings and leave hi* aaame at tbe Public- An example of promptness, then 1000 feet down into the mine* H AYNES BISHOP — always on SPRING DINNER DANCE 10 a tn—BUIiETIN busi­ ity officr. Men wno have bad ness meeting, room 3IS. themselves. previous experieraoe to adver­ Urne for hi* meals. Law School proxy Smith moo re OaarUar Bpokaaa 12:30 p. m. — Platforum Hecand Tbne tising Or bajsrjl—a OOntaaCttaag Cxu-tener LOUIE CHE3URIN. Myers announced last night that What the well dreaaed enklmo will wear. Cyril "Cy" O'Uonnell meetlhg, room 210. This will be the aeoond time the iin* preferred. tacking the name ''semi-annual" the Barrister*' annual Spring Din­ tbe latest to fawn and wolf "•kin parkas. Thl* dainty piece oi Tuesday— Engineer*' club has hod tbe oppor- A abort meeting for the pur­ on the outbound Hlllyard bus. ner Dance baa been definitely aet gery wa* purchased last auurattter in Alaska when- Cy was IHHWlly 12:10 p. m. — Platforum •°__2|tunlty of visiting the Heel*. h*v- pose of organizing aa ad cam JAMES HOOAN. a Stung can­ for Saturday, April 22. ln the ttnpkiyed. He wa* on bis way to the law library wben be was bailed meeting, room 210. ing made the trip two years ago. pulgii wlQ be held Monday at didate for tbe nickname "Shanty." Elizabethan room of tbe Davenport down by tbe cacriersrnaa and made to peae In front of DeSmet had. On their return, tbe Engineer* 10 a. m. In the Hl'LLKTlN A V*i— promising campus char­ hoteL The parka haa obtained moire or less fans* of late doe to Its /eaUisting, is a committee by a newareet of Bishop Fltzgeraad. In the picture the Bishop i* pre-' *") *top off for brief Inspection Oaaaoe, rooco 31.1. ~so*e who acter TONY PINSK.I. tb* Jovial In cbarg* and now working out ALSCOU officers i tenor from Orest Fslls. • for which he I* • will have signified their Inter the elaborate detail* of tbe event president*. eat are requited lo attend. Page Two GONZAGA BULLETIN

behind the eight bait KIND ACT ENDS Would You Like To Visit Gonzag; bulletin (CIh§raipu@aii. Off Ctor5Mau[p)ii®ffiis New York Fair? - Here's How Entered as second class msll matter February 28, 1921. at Spokane, LOCAL STAY OF Washington, under act of Congress or March 3, 1879. Established WITH JACK FAHEY January 23, 1921. Issued weekly during the school year from Sep-! 0 p uc s Trips tember to May, Inclusive, except during vacaUona. Subscription, 11.00 CROSSED L'P PARTING COACH With The Bands' "!? ' . , **I— per year. Editorial and General Offices. AdmlnlstraUon Building, CROSItS «ill [rrobably be three weeks before John William By JIM CURRAN .. aoa FAUINCK - Await Many Cot^a a SIB. i "FuggyIt " Hun ton iuil*iir.lra. those finger* he"* bad I Advertising rate* upon request). Michael J. Peeauwioh baa : HIGHLANDER nee Mike Peoaarovtch resigned as bead • , 5 THICAGOStudents. III.. I .ACP ' —Cash crowed deported for 0UMomia and his I I don't know what to say that tea of 51000 and two all-expense 1918 Mctntn 19J9 football ooacb. new position. It was my good ! would servo as an introduction to football trip* to the New York World Fair But for the genial Hunton. untwisting those ten this column, *o will dig right Into r^sociated Grjfle6iate Press fortune to meet Ml in- just be­ are being offered to U. S. coUege luckyB ufingers—an d helping each on* ln tbe family un­ it with this remark—Billy Mac- © fore be left last ~~ and high school student* ln a na­ Diiinbutcr of Donald, "Young America's Danc­ tangle his—mean* the termination of on eleven-year-Old dream. It wo* night In the low tion-wide easay contest being soon- ing Favorite." who played a very exactly eleven years ago that Puggy took ovtr tbe coaching reins at sored here by Advertising Age, tbe CoEe6ide Di6esJ successful engagement at tbe Gonzaga blgb school, with the hope of someday coaching bis alma national newspaper of advertising. He, along with tbe willing old of Natatorium Park pavilion last mater. C-oozaga university. Thousand-word essays on "How RICHARD SI8K Brother Busk ens, John Deviny and •ummer. Is now making transcrip­ Advertising- Benefit* the Consum­ DONALD DIRSTINE Associate Editor Today, bis dream must give way to another, fasrthor-—aaohlng; Frank Jurdy, wo* pocking and tions. Question: Will he return this er" are to be submitted In tbe con­ PAUL DERR Associate Editor the goal hi** been rcaofaed and now a new one must loading tbe last remnant* of his summer? We don't know, but the test whose aim is to encourage a BILL MULLIGAN News Editor I'-oph- like Puggy never stop going up. long career at Ooniogm. Wltb the Spokane division of Young Amer­ some Jaunty, confident, •elf-pos­ more careful consideration of tbe Sports Editor ica certainly hope* he will. JACK FAHEY sessed manner so characteristic of economic funcUons of advertising Festure Editor BILL ROYCE. KOITHUNUH, YAS HVW. Mike, he bade farewell to Brother, We beg to disagree with the lad in our business and social life. BILL DOWRY tbe property manager* and the few Thirty-seven years of solid history tell bl* story: who sold tbat a piano 1* oil Eddie BILL BRADLEY. . students wbo were present. Duchln'a orchestra has. The trum­ Important arc these contest "A'm a Southunuh, suh!" be grins, by way of saying that he wa* rules announced by Advertising Advertising. . - .. Phil Dolan. Jim Co—Igan. John Hughe* Rode With Knlrk-KjaOC—. pet playing of his Lew Sherwood > in Porum, Oklahoma In 1602. Before he wa* In tbe fifth grade, be will gladden thc heart of any | As-: Circulation ...... R*y Koep. Kenneth Boulac A* he stepped Into his suitcase- had attended grammar school Ln four state*—a different one for each swing fan—and does Lew ever love Thl* contest i* open to any­ NEWS laden car, I asked him for a lift grade: Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and to swing out I! one enrolled as an under­ Roland Boulac Jack Oark to town and he immediately In the fifth year ln school, he settled himself In St Martin's, Lacey, graduate student In any Jack Ueska Bob Henderson [i obliged. So I clambered ln among) Vincent Doran high school, college or uni­ Joe Simpson Washington, and there he stayed until he graduated from blgb school' the books, clothes and motley col- SIGNATURES Ted Berg Paul Slnnltt at the age of nineteen. In high school he played every sport in tbe versity in tbe Cy aDonneU lection of remembrance* which! 1'urely persona] observation or the Dominion of Canada BUI Fltzpotiick curriculum: in football, he played every position but spent most of practically filled tbe car. A* we' Joseph SudyV theme song. "Rem- Louis Valentine during thc period from Feb­ his Ume at guard, center or . drove around the acbool, Hike took! inlsclng." la the moat beautiful ruary 1 to April 33. 1«3S. SPORTS a long but look at tbe campus theme In radio. It 1* closely fol- Jim Curran Bob Flynn In 1022, Hunton entered Ganraga; he was an all-sport athlete from ICvenlng. extension, corre­ Fred Schwa— Hugh Sherrick lit.- starting gun. He played baseball, football, track, aaaskrtba.l nod where he bad spent ao many year*' lowed In beauty by tbat ot Surly's spondence school or post­ Bob Deliwo George Derr a* student, athlete and coach. | former master, Henry King, who graduate students ore not Cheddy Thompson Jack Moron That basketball career sUll make* blm chuckle. "I played only one i and off with "Blue* Scr- eligible. Ernoff Roland game -or port of one—all tbe time I was ln college," he says. "Tbat tually -bowed Hike In his tiueicnade." Mr. Sudy ha* left hi* orig- FEATURES Ught and touched me. uooufied *•] Inal atamping ground, the Persian Essays must not exceed George Moore Jack Lambert one game was against Idaho. I waa put In to guard a croaa-eyed guy drove along Boone aveswe to-' Room of San Francisco'* Hotel Sir 1,000 word* and must bo Bob Meek* Joseph Swontkoski und I never could tell where be w** going or looking! Boy. waa I Franc la Drake, long written, or typewritten, on ward the downtown part of Spo­ one side of the paper. Leo Horrtgan Ed Foubert tired after that game: it wa* like guarding four men.' kane. As a last kindly act, Mike, make some transcripUons and an MODERATOR - -Mr. Leo F. Lanphier, ,' eastern tour. i Contestant's full name. at sight of on aged lady awaiting school or college, course, AMONG BULUfcOG 1HHO&TALS transportation down town, brought Ted FloRllo certainly suffered class year, and complete e oar to a stop u ad courteously Hr-'U tell you, if you let him, that be spent (neat of hi* time sitUng when vocalist Muuy Morcclllno, home addrc3* must be given organised his own band. Muzzy on tbe benefa during U* grid career, bat don't believe It. He played on and tier If tabs wished a ride, on a separate sheet. must have robbed hlro blind, cause A Gentlemana Act to the New Pontiff Takes tbe some team wLtb Houston Stockton. Flo Rlto'a group sounds suddenly tad rely Cyr, Art Dussault and any number more She was unable to climb Into tbe Tbi* Informa­ cor herself, but Mike helped her very small. To prove that not all legend* In tbe annals of Bulldog warfare. If yon look amnog the pic­ tion must not appear on and then asked her destination. vocalists outshine their former Up Cause Of Peace •; tures of tbe Haskell Indian game la tbe Got—Saga blgb hall, you'll Ond * masters after tbe parting of the thc manuscript Itself, Without further ado, he taxied her Manuscripts must be mailed picture of Puggy blocking a Haakell end. AH tbat ways, see what happeneu to Tom TOE WORLD'S MOURNING turns to rejoicing directly to her stopping place, to Contest Secretary. Ad­ but you'll not mistake It. versing all the time about the Coakley'* outfit. When he retired from ' baton-waving to take up vertising Age. 100 East ** as a new pope, the two hundred and sixty-first -, Puggy tells stories by the hour about Bros* and Stockton. They're ther, while I sat hoping to heat Ohio Street, Chicago, and successor to St. Peter ascends the papal throne. •• " Uie greatest passing combination In Gonzaga history. "Y'know, some-thing about bl* reaction* at business life, he gave the whole or­ chestra lo his crooner, Carl Rlvos- must bear on their envelope : tarts, creeping up on us wltb his story, "thoae guy* hated each other. leaving Gonxaga for Loyola. Not that the loss of a great man has been al­ •a: the group ha* never been as tho notation "High School" ready forgotten. A new champion of Christianity Stockton would come Into the dressing room after a game Wltb tears Wben the elderly lady had been good *iace. and probably never will or "College." dcslgnotiag Hi his eye* and sweating that he'd done all In bl* power to throw tbe delivered, Mike had sUll a few regain top-flight raUng. the proper division to which has been made and in him the world sees the c6n-' bull away from Broas. But every Ume Broaa caught tbe ball! more block* to go and I rode on. tbe essay is eligible. To be tinuation of the work so nobly and capably under­ When be stopped st the Old Na­ considered, manuscripts Hunton b not uncertain when be any* the* Clipper Smith waa the tional bank, I climbed out of the ARRANGEMENTS must bear a postmark not taken by Pope Pius XI. bent coach under whom bo ever played. Puggy spent a year cor—knowing that alike waa still Wonder If Herble Kaye' later than midnight, April Nor is the justification for this confidence tuteloge of Gua Dorolo, and fbaMted bis coUege career under Health. •oft-hearted, kind genUeman, still sound "refreshingly dlf 23, 1939. prompted only by the age-old manner of receiving It took hun five years to fardsta college, incidrntally, baxaajaQ be lost a and that in losing him Gonzagai ferent" without It* deep-toned elec- whole year while he lay in the hospital with a painfully Injured bach. truly loat a real man as well as a' trie guitar. Tbe beat way to a new pontiff. The fact that he was elected on the great coach. describe the throbbing notes of Coc College's new campus social first day of the conclave and the added fact that, as I waved to him, saying. "Thank j that particular Instrument is— center ho* been named "coketall Papal Secretary of State, he was the late pope's first THEN—RACK TO GONZY you very much, Coach. I hope you • breathtaking, lounge." After his graduation ln lt>2? with a Bachelor of Philosophy degree, continue successfully In your. Outstanding a r ran gomenta- assistant and trusted adviser, presages a great pon­ Puggy spent a year working for the telephone company In California. coachlng—good luck—don't forget, Archie lily tin of tbe recent Ray enough to make anyone wieh that tificate for Pope Pius Xll. On thc side, be played football with tbe Young Man'* Institute of 8an i visit i now and then." | Noble composition, "By Candle more concert orchestras would No doubt, by the same token that the rest of Francisco, under coach "Rabbit" Bradahaw. Light"; Andre Koalelaaetz'a of take up dance music. A year after hia giaduation found Puggy bate- at Pop—age In the "Deep Purple." The violin chorus Song comeback of lhe week--"I the world rejoices, the quarters of godlessness evi­ -• In tbe Utter 'arrangement is role of high ochool itxittor. That was eleven yea- ago: —nee' thet time, Cried for You." dence a darkening of hopes and renewal of hatreds. Gonxaga high ban won seven city CaaasnpaOaaatdpa, For two years, Collegiate While the news of a new defender of humanity is Puggy1* teams were manured upon, and were reocapdsed by Ripley ki being heralded throughout the Christian world, the hfci famous "Believe

{See Story on Page Four.) GRID SEASON Claude Frank McGrath. newly appointed director of athletics, announced Monday that Gonzaga a sports pro­ Assistants To Hunton Are gram was due for a general increase. Baseball and track, Not Named; Dagley, will be added to the curriculum, and other sports now be­ Frazier Expected. ing played here will be retained.

By JACK FAHEY Father Curtis J. Sharp, S.J.. whom McGrath suc­ Joian W. "Puggy" Hunton"* ceeded, will devote his time to alumni problems, but will first act as football coach af­ remain in his position of faculty representative in the ath­ ter signing his contract was to letic department. Inscribe his luurie to a Gon­ zaga-Blag Crosby avasocaateSi Will Haiatlr High ekbool • card. "What'll I algn." he McGrath's contract calls for di- avdcetd, "Puggy or JothuT" of high school, college and He signed 'Puggy." That's the iral sports. Not only will he HIG| H SCORE • to coach basketball but he' soared to kingpin of the Spokane also Imagine* that he will don a' prep grid coaches: and that's the sweatshirt and cleat ed shoes when name that will still be his name football practice rolls around Not For Money MARKS EASY when he coaches his first and last Gonxaga university football teams. While baseball and track are not | expected lo make more than run­ I think that first team ls going ning expenses, they will bv pushed lo be great; I think that last one in an effort to liven up the spring ZAG VICTORY Is going to be great. athletic program. Baseball of first Wants 100 Per Cent "I'm gunning for a hundred per class collegiate timber Is the aim i _y •.-KED ,CHU AK/ cent In the win column," stated of the athletic dt-parUutnt. Games; __ „ a.__a. Puggy Monday afternoon. Someone will IX- .chcdukJ WUI, Noni.wa.t-, "'" "'« *"* "« °!~5 »*••» In the room had suggested that if aril callages will, 1». PC—Wilt, 01 '""" "'" J"' , *» ""alnla, Puggy won fifty per cent of hi* ,xhlb,tl« conl.au wUh W.st'm- «•?" ^ ?" ?", , Tj£Z games in his first year of college International league I pong paddli-e Instead of hockey coaching he'd be considered a suc- Although It will be Impossible sticks if local fans get their way. proceed very far with plana for After the Bulldogs snowed under "I'm not counting on three years, track team this year, facilities will !th e Greenwood, B. C. Shamrocks or even a year, to get oriented," be Improved including renovation , S-0 count lost Saturday, continued Hunton. "I wont to be uf thai stadium cinder track. hockey enthusiasts arc demanding a success next fall if It U in my that some drastic methods be tuk- l Inch Given, Suiti* | , ickey games rather thai Most people think it 1* in hi* Bill Ulrica, local baseball mogul. ] donated suits to Gonzaga for , baseball . Th* The Blue and White arc unde- Assistants Not Named eated In their lost nine starts and Hunton's assistants have not yet n their lost three homes games been named, but will probably be Gonzaga Will r lave scored i5 goals to four for (Continued on page 4) in any of these t heir opponents. Seattle Plays Here Saturday Night 1 McGrath. "We In- (—tiudlojiM Fight SIX TEAMS ENTER RAU/I FDC Will AU-Stars From Coast •J"0I tend to build athletio Gonzaga Though lhe Canadians never lo a par with thc hlR stopped fighting, they were at no Man of the Week Invade Boone Laii I petition thc football DERR VISITS HANDBAIXTOUWEYiDUnLLIl) Will time able to cope with the smooth- In Title Hunt. passing, straight-shooting Gonzaga Six teams have entered the In- — RONNIE GARDNER terclub handball tournament spon­ ; ; attack, Tho Bulldogs displayed HUNTON FAMILY sored by the Platforum "club. Play lilOM .MONTANA CAL TRIP UNCERTAIN Canadeo, Roland Are beautiful teamwork and clock-like 1 will begin as soon as the weather McCool. who chalked up hi* By GKOROE UEHJt 1 clears. The complete schedule will Zaga Will Probably Enter] Gonzaga unitersUy's bowling Hixlh shutout, figuring at least DELLWO'S VICTIM Monday night I dropped In I be announced In the next BI.'I.I.i;- Retl team downed the Montana State Oakland Toumey; But 'Poland and Tony Canadeo, on Coach John W. Hunton— ITIN. twice In the scoring. college pln-topplers in a two-game Not Y«a» Saa* varsity athletes, returned to class- Thc contest opened slowly and "Puggy" to all hi* friend* and Monday morning following By BOU DEIXWO the boy*—with the Intent of Kennel. International Relations, match conducted on the basis of It momentarily appeared that the total pin* by a score of 5161 to weekend Illnesses. lieadlng from left to right unking him a few questions Platforum, Press. Mendel and En­ Seattle's finest amateur hockey looa! boys might bo In for a rough gineers have aignlfled their Inten­ isBri, a 253 pin advantage. Koland Injured his back while this week we uiacovered concArnliig his new appolnt- pi*yeoa—Che Seattle All-Star*— c aing. This four tions of entering teams. Teams are playing basketball In the gymna­ "Rook," IB year* cad. blond Records for the match were cop­ will meet Ocn—sra uulveraKy In pellcd as Ken not limited, but a player can rep­ ped by Gonzaga, with the excep- sium. He was pushed and bounced tia.it-, the baby and center ot I knocked on the door, expect- the Spokane Ice arena Saturday through the Greenwood defense to resent only one club. the hockey squad. Gonzaga g a stampede from Puggy's i or t hlftiaH fame, which, ^ , „ w bock-Urat off the corner of a open a flood of goals that was nev­ e of 946. bleacher *e*t. found MM In a NUOW drift In backflold to open the door, but to Chairman Bob Flynn announces Montana rollea.d1 wituH'thi a antra. . forj the face I found out that his Pop amateur hockey team* of the is expected to gain weight after spite of their inspired play Gun- They go to bed at 7:30.-They- fycGRATH, HUNTON Gonzaga,gtV7*J. taught blm to skate while he was In training for next fall, catching Coast city. At thc end of thc sea­ the removal of his tonsils, which saga acored four goals In the ini­ In kindergarten (I mean Ronnie*. i on Puggy's sleep for him. He SPEAK ON AIR WAVES Kssults of the-second gam son In Seattle each year, the All- had kept him slightly below health tial period, five goals in the second Then he started playing left wing >n't get an awful lot of it when Stars are banded together and par during last football season. stanza and nine counters In the in tbe Junior school league and con­ e season starts—you know." Claude McGrath and John "Pug- claim thc Northwest amateur title. He weighs 185 now. final 20 mlnutea of play. tinued to chose pucks through the Just then the boss himself 8?" Hunton were Interviewed ~m 1S1 r:.i IT* ir.t Zaga Won Title Moose Jaw Midget, Juvenile, and walked in. Uie radio Monday night by Pat Lost winter, Gonzaga defeated Junior leagues He started playing How does It feel to be head! Hays, new KGA sports announcer the Coast crew by a single point wti0 la 70S i't -••-,' center while a Midget. man, Puggy?" I began. I conducting a flve-day- In a two gome playoff to become Over M,y Slh®i_fldl©a" «> »"-'• M*™ Mk a ortJ OsaMSj Was High Scorer .-Swell." He aold It with the big- w P ' broadcast every week „ ^Kiaont,a—O,B the Northwest champion*. Satur­ While Ad Saflaii sneezed and gest grin I have seen on him In! starting last Monday. ,,„ day night another title will be at 138 «Jo Checking up on the distracted Rook, he admitted that many weeks. | McGrath and Hunton both made '.'. ITS stoke—this time with Gonzaga the hi* Juvenile team won the prov! Talked Football I statements about their Intentions __ defenders. Ji* aisu IDS ;nn Varsity Hoop Season championship both years he played Wc sat in tbe living room and in their new posts. "We intend Fast and rough hockey .... and that he was second high talked football. Puggy revealed Introduce all minor sport* at Gon­ WHO SAYS TAX TOKENH light even the most anguine fan scorer In hi* Junior league last that a great number of change* zaga," said McGrath. "although a A statistical checkup on the showing of Gonzaga's ARE MORE TROUBLE wa* the order of the game last sea­ year. Steeves played with him were due to take place when things impletc program may take sev­ son, and there Is not reason to ex­ THAN THEY AllVi WOK Ml V varsity basketball team during the 1938-39 campaign re­ three year*. started rolling. Just what these eral years to organize." pect a change In this tussle. From America: A large veals the McGrath cagers performed more creditably than Rook I* an Inveterate milk-shake might be, he would not tell, but Hunton was queried about his from his talk I was able to gather number of telephone user* In is generally believed. From the start, it must be admitted (Continued on page 4) prospect* for the coming season. OAKLAND TRIP UNCERTAIN that razzle-dazzle, the Hunton sys- British Columbia inadvertent­ ,that this year's varsity was the best in the past five years, tern in full sway, would be an In­ ly put Washington state sale* Arrangement* for the Gonzaga tegral part of next fall's attack. tax token* Into the telephone Bulldog* to Journey to the Pacific and perhaps one #pf the finest in the previous twenty sea­ I turned to Mrs. Hunton. slot Intended for twenty-five Coast Invitational amateur hockey sons. championship* being held In tbe Come to tbe GAGE'S "How do you feel about the new cent pieces. The Inadvertence •b?" cost tbe telephone company Oakland, California, March 16-1S. Handicapped by Inferior heigh Remodeled—Redecorat ed "Swell, too. I feel just like dad- 14,372.60, as It received only '. completed last night, an-' "EVERYTHING DIFFERENT" practically all contests, thi 134.60 for the sack* full of nounced Father Paul Corkcry, sj. (Continued on page 4) Bulldogs won seven and lost ten Score Many Points TAMLY 1018 N. W. Blvd. tokens. The company plans WIS Be Defendera changing the makeup of the It 1* expected, however, that :iu- ,-.. :rage. Although this •— seventeen games Gonzaga alot ... Zag. will enter tbe tourney. Five „ not a brilliant record, the fact looped In S68 polhts for an average SHOP of 315 polnta per tilt. Opponents THE we Research at the Unlveralty of the spot as defending champions of I *""y " «*»"-t classy oppo- scored 33.5 tallies per contest with Illinois is proving that alr-condl the Coast title. runts The Bulldogs beat Wlllam- a grand total of 600 points. After tlonlng materially aids a patient'i For smart looking and Ookland sport* writers were'ette, Mount Angel, National UnT- the first eight games of the year, Dorian Studio chance* of recovery. loud In their praise of Gonzaga'* | verBlt o{ _„, Paclf|c Lulher. Gonzaga had amassed 288 polnta, With Outstaitdlng Ability- team a*t year, and It Is understood _., ^ m _r /rom whitman and comfortable feeling Beat of C«uallty—Knowl­ a total duplicated hy rivals over tbat they are heartily In favor of .^^phed over I(Uno ror _,. fl„. edge of Ph o t o graphy— 1 thc same stretch. The Remette ho* everything * return showing of the versatile £ _ , Courtesy and Friendship. limB ree yMT necessary. The Royal ls alway* Edge-men. Most of Lhe souad returns for Is Today Spokane's Uadaug a favorite. All makes, Ranted, Three of Gonzaga's 1( compeUtloo next year as Haug. Sold, P'.'-h.nffl were to the Unlveralty of B Stroyan, Molltor and the Anderson Studlo More than a million word* have Grizshe*, who are elated to enter: brothers ily diploma­ 4S6 Peyton Bldg. KERSHAW'S been written and broadcast by the National AJUO• tourney iitili-h grabbers on the roster. With Red Spokane, Wash. 612 8PRAGUE. AVE. Drake University students during opeaa rHaroh 18 In Denver. WAC, Roland. BUI Meshishnek, Jim Moli- SHOES the last four and * half year*. Between Howard and Wall squsesed out a three point win'tor. George Medved. Frank Wat- over Gonxaga early In the sea*on?son. Bd Seplch. Bill Bennerand Ed FOR aad than took the return inatert, srnnf.ll returning, prospect* ore cy o I > AS 1 Campus Wear «-«. I iilirmlty of I'tah, Mount glaring bright for a 1B3B-40 ban- KINGS AND PINS Angel, -ul Idaho took a win a r year. The finest fro*h squad In Come in and place your order nc DISTINCTIVE PRINTING.. piece from the Zag* while Whit- years will move into varsity corn- •5" u 7" ForCUaa and School Affair. SARTORl to wtn two of th*| petition to bolster or usurp the Master Craftsmen in Jewelry TICKETS : PROGRAMS : POSTERS N. It Wall Ht. Frosh I P Sites 6V4 lo 10 Healthy, It'* Kntertsming. tp from BUI Frailer** bell- It's the Ideal Sport. Sweeney Coffee Co. hawking crew will cotne Fred Ken- Tfcmty -*>*• Stop, Smttod Floe, 25c Haircut r BOWL Acme Stamp & Printing Co. CHINA—SIL.VEB i Choir Service toiram, Don Kvsvold, Ken MrLrerf, ULAHSWABX Hill Bopft, Wayne Vager, Jason Riverside Barber Shop i The Recreation Bowling THE CRESCENT (The INLAND CATHOLIC Press) . KE8TAURANT EQUIPMENT Oayata Gene litzpatrW-k and half 311 W, Riverside Wnoleaale-Retail Alleys » doit-u othe—i who will iiukr vet- •lit Fast atnaa I li Wi NICK DONATO, Prop- 1 N 11« Peat Street berth*. Pag* Four GONZAGA BULLETIN New Director Has Varied Athletic Career Jfftttmtt Roland Picks Opponents; New Athletic Director b Former North Central And Gonzaga University Athlete; Played Selects Conference Stars Under Clipper Smith. THE ALUMNI SECTION HUNTON AIMS FOR ED. NOTE: Man of the Week: By BILL MULLIGAN of PERFECT SEASON varsity compiled tat thl* article an oll- in addition to his athletic duties at Gonzaga, Mc­ THE GONaZAGA BULLETIN I Continued from Page 31 RONNIE GARDNER TOM CURRAN .Editor Continued from Page 1) Grath has been principal of since 1930. BOB FALKNER _ _ ~ -A**od«te Editor appointed this week. The appoint­ He will however, tender his resignation in June and de­ fiend; tike* to wrossle (dormitory ment will be partially up to Puggy. GONZAGA ALt'MNI ASSOCIATION wrestling!, trade punches and flex vote all his time to his new occupation. it is expected, however, that Sam­ T. J. CORKERY JR _ - According to hi* Graduated From N. uel A, R. Dagley will remain a* In 1BZ3 he graduated from North Flaherty and then with Mike Pe­ JOSEPH E. HURI>EY Vice President assistant coach. Billy Rrazler bo* By BED BOUND and whistles 'way Into the night. Central high school after having carovich. ANGELO ROMAN Secretary been named a* a possible froah An all star team chosen from Ha says be likes th* Icy atmoa- been captain of It* football, base­ First Teams Undetaated HAROLD A. WAGNER— mentor, and other rumor* schedule Gonzaga foe* and Bulldog player* pbere It n»"r—I Hi* favorite radio ball and basketball teems. In hi* His first two frosh teams, boast­ him for the princlpalshlp at Mead include*, ln my eatlmatloo: program 1* Amos *n Andy. •pare time he also turned out for ing M*Jt Krause, Bill Frailer. Billy high school which McGrath vacat­ , n ...... ,.i track. Wilson. Bob ltelllnger. Howard ed. __ ._ . .„ „ I As captain of the North Central Hurd and Frank Carroll, were un­ TOM CURRAN..- - Alumni Page Editor Claude McGrath will continue as OwaftL.rt_ofUh.Uk*iL^._^tl_1 tMni he le4d ___ to defeated. He wa* frooh coach for GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, SPOKANE, WASHINGTON basketball coach tn all probability. saga is because of Its color*. Blue U«*»- _ „„ consolation tourna- all sport* In 1B29 and through It is doubtful If Gonzaga could se­ is blsfavoriU aad he wear. U on|m*nt of the National Interacholos- 1031, then he took over vanity cure a better one. I asked three of ond off the ice. And he like* Blues Uc n^,,, UMn _ CJ,,,.^^ basketball and ho* coached It ever the Northwest's moat prominent song* and truckln'. Dancing Is his ln ]9„ Monuments In Glass basketball authorities wbat tbey Forwards: chief hobby. ' B^ 0OT_B_ thought of McGrath a* a coach, | HI* literary tastes tend toward According to hia teacher*, he 1* HI* biggest basketball thrill.: the later novels, history and prac- By BOB FALKNER Tbat was for my personal edifica­ Harris. Idaho; guards, Olson, WSC. •Vbackfleld. and rightfully deserves pretty good at chemistry and bowever. came when North Cen-1 tlcol articles. "I don't go In for tion. and Bullock. Whitman While roaming about tbe holla tho status of all-time Gonzaga math. . . . Sometime* we wonder tral met Gonxaga high school In Milton and Shakespeare as much Ryan and Watson of the administration building one fullback. Houston Stockton was McGrath Is AO Sight if he isn't Just drawing geometric the old S.A.A.C gym for the In- [ as Dagley or •Pecarovich." he Barney Ryan—a great basket­ late afternoon not long ago, my our greatest passer, and ranks as This l* what each sold: "I'm arc* on tb* ice during hockey land Empire championship. "We ball player who caused Gonzaga no wandering feet led me up the at least an equal to any other pig­ aroased at the success McGrath ha* game*. More often than not, won. 14-13, ln tbe hut three aec- skin star ever to play for thc Blue end of trouble thl* year. He de­ though, hi* angle- 1* right when he stairs from the Dean's office post bad In the face of tbe material he ouda of the gome," he gleefully re- With Sam Dagley he la double* and While. These two, with Matt serves consideration for anyone* moke* a shot our old stamping ground, the Press ls given. Very few men could do ro amber*. champion In tho Elks' club C divi­ room, and still further upward Bros* at one halfback post oppo­ "all" team. Teaming with Ryan 1* Gonzaga Just got him tn the nick BO well with *o little. On that Gonzaga team were sion handball tournament. Hi* fa­ the chemistry laboratory. The d< site Stockton and quarterbacked Frankie Watson. Oooraga ace- of time because UCLA WO* not on That, mind you, from a northern "immortal*": , Herb vorite Gonzaga lineman of tbe of the laboratory being open, I by Mike Pecarovich, brought Gon­ He's a* good a shot a* there Is ln hi* trail with a pretty good "of­ division basketball referee, Rotchford. Dr. Fltagerald of Wal­ past Is Bob Bellinger. "Fast, ac­ strayed Into It and, walking to the zaga football to its greatest any league; a great team fer ." Lately he received a bid to lege basketball coach and a Pacific lace, Art Dussault and Charles tive and big—very big." windows, gazed down upon thc de­ heights. They led the team which a dependable ball player. attend tbe New York Ranger Coast radio announcer. Rail*, prosecuting attorney In Se­ serted campus, it* buildings and played tho Unlveralty of West Vir­ hockey school at Winnipeg. But he When oajted to describe tbe dif­ Has Former Stoat* attle. shrubbery tinted faintly by thc red ginia In a great Interacctional bat­ •ay* that he's "glad GU got bold ference between the Gu* Dorsl* One angle of tbe present coach­ Paul Lindeman of Washington glow of tho setting sun. Deep In tle for the national championship. of him flnt ..." And I'm pretty Starts Football and "Clipper" Smith type of foot- ing situation that will probably be State use* hi* 8' 7" to good ad­ thought, I turned toward thc door Art Dussault, now a member of' thought of by sure OU la glad too. College football started for him ball team. McGrath aaya "Cum­ 'eryone and will be vantage and 1* a great rebound wben there, on the glass pane of the Society of Jesus, played center the - a> in '25, when be turned out for parisons are difficult because the very interest- man. Only a sot a cabinet bealde It, something spring practice under Gus Dorala ' Notre Dome system wo* ln the Steve Bolko of Idaho and Al caught my eye. Examining it more on that same team. ; \ng publicity next fall 1* the fact A shift In the athletic setup found process of evolution in their time. Hooper of Washington Stat* com­ closely, 1 found tbat It was a beau­ On another leas artistic design thot Puggy Hunton will have Holy Names Maurice "Clipper" Smith bead "Even fundamentala were cbang- plete tbe team at guards. Belko 1* tiful design etched upon thc glass, appeared other great names, par- \ ot his greatest high school football coacb the next fall. It wa* under Ing. with Rockne leading the way. by far the beat ball handler tbe now thrown into sharp relief by a ticulsrly those of Eddlo Mulhol-'stars as college sophomore* on hi* Opens Fund Smith that McGrath played hi* en-; New rule* and play changes neces- Zag* met thl* season, and above shaft of sunlight. In the center of land, commemorated by the Plot- \ first varsity team when the whistle tire college career. j sit*ted It- If there wa* any dlffer- Lhat a good dribbler and superb It were the signatures of several forum Inspirational trophy as Gon-; blows next fall, Upon Claude's graduation; ence between thc two. it wa* that team general. Drive Soon former Goncagans, and the date, ruga's greatest basketball player! George Derr, Walt Graham, "Clipper" Immediately hired hlm;Dorois teams were stronger of- and best all-around othletc. and i John Twohy, Ted Stones: and a 1023. Spokane will become tbe home for his freshman coach, but then t fenslvely than defensively while Tim Moriarity. another outstond- number of others will be under Hooper'* record speaks for it­ Of th* only Catholic-sponsored col- Smith resigned and "Matty" Mat-; Smith's forte was defense. Both Imposing Picture lng athlete This panel was dated'Puggy. Products of his school also self. He'* responsible for Gonzaga's lag* for young women ln th* state thews became head coach. McGrath arc more evenly balanced now; ISn, | are Seaton Daly, Bud Zumwalt, first defeat of th* a Thc central design was tbat of a of Washington when tbe flrat two continued under the regime of Ray that's what make* them good." Bud large, ornate doorway flanked on More Nsmm Found j Gooda-ln and Buck Baker. A* for tb* northern division of unit* of Holy Nunc* collage are tbey invited the Slaters to open a, drawn by Henry C. Bertleson, Spo- each side by three fluted columns Sort tig Practice—Huh! the conference basketball race, built bar* this year at a cost of college for women and donated the>kane architect. Provision b*a been of Imposing height. The floor of Then I recoiled having seen aim-; A, rportlng ohot I ooked him guess a* to who'll top the league- (100.000. Construction when the final selection* or* mad*: ' present site. I made for two unit*: the flrat to thc entranceway between these pil­ liar etchings or.the glaai>of »c.W.| apruig practice would .tart. timed by Slater* of Holy Nome* to Frank S. McWilllam*, president, contain class rooms, library, lab*. lars was formed by black and net in the physics lab. Having £ • » windQW u w„ Gale, Oregon. coincide with the fiftieth anniver­ of the Fidelity Savings A Loon offices, oris deportment and other white squares representing marble. walked lo that rendezvous of^_ ouU|(Je „You „_,_ sary of arrival of member* of their Delicately traced over the arched mental giantsafter a ohor search • j_ , ,_.. ^_ .._„ Wtate—irate, Oregon Center congregation in Spokane. Association and vice president of college essentials; the second, • top of thc doorway was thc Gon­ I found what I was looking for ^ [adQor m ouVyMr ^^^ Hooper, WJ&O. Guard [ the Spokane chamber of commerce, | modern gymnasium, stage, heating Will Provide College Course zaga seal, and above thla the and eagerly sought name. 1 had M QM of ^ _, wh|ch Jg j la beading a committee of promln-j plant and music room*. words "Prc-Medics." Underneath «n before. Apparently there were, a_ |lmlud ^^ new Q^ ,_. The project will enable the Sis- I errt local business and profession*] | *> the picture appeared thc name of of Gonzaga's athletic logs. For that reason, I'll have MCORATTPS FATHER ILL ters to provide th* adaquat* fact!!- men and women wbo will guide the Extras that appear to be In the A. J. Ecker, apparently designat­ tals here, for each one had after It them all outside If I con. Tbe scs- ties for the four year college campaign for the fund* to com-1 background of moving picture* ing the person who had etched the thc letters, S.J. These etchings will probably run five day* course approved for Holy Name* piete tbe project. The drive will I never really talk—they Just go must have been done by science Tbe father of Claude McGrath i* design luni names on the glass. Thc a week for six weeks.' by tb* state department of educa-; start March IB. Alumnae and par-1 through the motions. While thl* la actual entrance of a' building, If classes from Mount St. Michael's. in the Sacred Heart hospital In a So. when It stops snowing, when tlon last summer. The finished' ents of present Holy Names stu-1 an Interesting fact, It'* a cinch constructed with this picture as a My search was somewhat reword­ serious condition following injuries some assistants are appointed, and building will compute a vision en-1 dent* will act aa field workers. I they aren't tbe only people In tbe model, would do Justice to thc ed, however, when I aaw the name in an auto stsaaa •uunit ton day* when Puggy realizes that at loat tartaload by the Jesuits shortly Plana. Drawn j world wbo talk without saying most magnificent of medieval cas- kgo- of T. A. Meagher. 3.J. On another he is football coach at hi* alma after they cam* to Spokane, when' Plans for the new building were', anything. The Crelgbtonlan. The elder McQrath la 65. Hie panel waa written Patrick O'ReiUy.l^,^*™^ 1t _„.,_ „JJ Juries Include *• severely mangled S.J.. the militant Irish priest whol ^ pracU« wiU aUrt, Gonzaga's Immortals leg and COTCUBSIOO. guides thc destinies of Hillyards You _,„„, _, much about __ M Among Uie names written The car ln which Mr. McGrath tween the columns were those of St. Patrick's parish. Although be|Ido didn't attend Gonzaga aa a student,] — waa riding wa* struck by a fir* en­ Jack Garrlty, Houston Stockton, gine. Beat wishes for a speedy re­ and Art Dussault, three members Father O'Reilly acted as chaplain' for a Ume DERR VISITS covery and the prayers of Gonzaga of what was probably Gonzaga's students are wltb him. strongest football team. I A science student later explained ( HUNTON FAMILY just thc right frame of mlud for how thc etchings mentioned above1 (Continued from Page 2) he would become sulky and peev­ reminiscences brought on by the A thin coating of ish. eight of these name*. Try as I putty, or some similar material Is (jy, Are we happy!" Wben tbe announcement of tbe would, however, I could not see In spread over thc glass, and in this is I "How do the children feel about coach wo* hold off for ao long, b* my mental pictures of days gone cut the design which is to appear ft ?•• There are four children In the became Indifferent and *een_d not by anything but football fields and on the panel. Then hydrofluoric j Hunton family — Bobby. Billy, to care, but yesterday when he basketball courts; sports lovers of acid, which must be kept ln was, johnny and Dede, tbe cutey of ths cam* into th* kitchen and queried another day will never forget tbe containers because It dissolves i outfit. more from habit than hope. "Dad­ prowess of these stalwarts who dy, are you coach yet?" and the carried the name of Gonzaga Bull glass. Is poured on. or tbe fumes! Children Prayed answer waa "Yea," Johnny stopped dogs to national fame. ™* „.. •• a an i "They're happy about It, too. of the ocid arc blown on It. After r Z"z J and looked at hi* father with shin­ thc wax nd acld h ve bcen Ali-Ttme Baclifleld | * * ' They have been praying every ing eyea Jock Garrlty was the greatest] moved, the pattern cut in the night for Puggy. They have •pe­ "Oee," he said. "Now I can tat ______of any Bulldog | appears on the glass. dal prayer* that ore run off ln everybody about It." order, and when thc signal* get NOTICE touch with them. We desire to mixed they start all over from th* | atltuto a contact by mall with beginning again." Fine Corsages Tbe Alumni Editor request* that tlve Alumni outside SpokSsne so Mrs. Hunton gave me this yarn secretaries of the Alumni organ!- that their work may be nv.re about Johnny, the oldest; latlona In Seattle, Portland, Butte,' foctlvely and completely reported Ho came home every day to Los Angeles, San FrNKaaoo, and] by the BULLETIN'. Thl* applies to lunch with the some question, HOYT FLORIST Ysksma Mod to W *

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