Anonymous wrote:It is not a Catholic thing. White dinner jackets are what one is supposed to wear in the summer instead of a black tuxedo jacket. It is lighter weight and seasonally appropriate. People don’t wear black tie as often, but these schools are all well over 100 years old and a white dinner jacket was normal to wear in June to a formal event.
Anonymous wrote:Just looking at pictures from Graduation ceremonies on social media. Is Gonzaga the only school that wears white suit jackets or do others in this area? It looks very Great Gatsby. What is the history of it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yup it's tradition at Jesuit schools (and maybe other Catholic boys schools). Another tradition is to break out the cigars after the ceremony.
What's the deal with the cigars? Always found that odd
Why don't you start a new thread about how sketch the cigars are on the photos you've stalked on Gonzaga IG?
I’ve seen multiple Facebook post with boys smoking cigars, post graduation.
I have seen both boys and girls with cigars post graduation at several school photos. This is not unique to boys or to Gonzaga. At all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For DC area, the list would be shorter to ask what boys HS does not wear white jackets.
This. What’s with the negative Gonzaga energy with these threads?
White jackets 😲 3 puffs of a stinking cigar 😨 so many Econ majors 😱
— all apparently only noticed, and criticized, at Gonzaga, according to the OPs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jesuit Fairfield Prep wears white jacket tux too.
Maybe all of the Jesuit schools do. It's what you wear in the summer months. You don't wear a black tux in the day.
Anonymous wrote:Jesuit Fairfield Prep wears white jacket tux too.
Anonymous wrote:For DC area, the list would be shorter to ask what boys HS does not wear white jackets.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yup it's tradition at Jesuit schools (and maybe other Catholic boys schools). Another tradition is to break out the cigars after the ceremony.
What's the deal with the cigars? Always found that odd
It's a catholic school boy thing. 30 years ago, they had "smokers." Like events with cigar smoking I guess.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yup it's tradition at Jesuit schools (and maybe other Catholic boys schools). Another tradition is to break out the cigars after the ceremony.
What's the deal with the cigars? Always found that odd
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yup it's tradition at Jesuit schools (and maybe other Catholic boys schools). Another tradition is to break out the cigars after the ceremony.
What's the deal with the cigars? Always found that odd
Why don't you start a new thread about how sketch the cigars are on the photos you've stalked on Gonzaga IG?
I’ve seen multiple Facebook post with boys smoking cigars, post graduation.