Gloucester Catholic High School - Maryan Yearbook (Gloucester, NJ)

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SCIENCE General Science freshmen students study the law of conservation of matter: No weight is either gained or lost in a chemical action. Mr. DiPatri, instructor. Inquisitive sophomores begin to discover the mysteries of the microscopic world.”

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Home Economics girls believe in the adage, Happy the home where there is a full cookie jar.” Baking cookies is an art in itself, the variety being endless, because the possibilities are so great. The study of chemistry is made more clear and meaningful when scientific theory is applied in lab experiments. Physics students supplement their class- room work in the laboratory. A group of young scientists experiment with cathode rays.

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SOCIAL SCIENCE . . . nobility of the faithful and 24 Sophomore civics students are provided with excellent means for reliable information and sound ideas which will help them to gain an understanding of their social environ- ment. Father O’Connor, instructor. Junior students seem quite absorbed in their study of the rise of the American nation from the Colonial period to and including the nation as a world leader.