Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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T J X :. -,4' Vlgsi l N LJ M A , iafzwl V ,L . e ','ff if 241 'Aix ' U - Hill' - 1 - . 'e' -' in y tg, fs J! f' fy: we C' U wt X' fi 5:5 K - M li I-413 gm, V' J gi ff F-.U A FF Knights of Itlline Allltcunr' Moderator ....,v. ,,... . Mr. F. Corkery, S. J. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ,....,...,.,,,,,, D onald Gorman Vice President ...,,,..,,, ,,,,,.,. C harles Mady Secretary-Treasurer... ..,. ,....., J oseph Codd One of the outstanding organizations of the high school is the Knights of the Altar. Its membership is made up of students residing in St. Aloysius parish. The purpose of this society is to furnish altar boys for the earlier Masses. Last year the organization was founded by Rev. Father John Keep, S. J. Besides their spiritual work, the Knights of the Altar carry on business and social activities among themselves in weekly meetings, held on Thursdays. l41l