Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Fr. I. Brady. S-l., points out a difficult step in ci formula. .Sze ing CLLLJ65 CHEMISTRY CLUB Step inside the Chemistry Laboratory for a minute and watch the elements combine, the catalytic agents act as the amicable gofbetween and the attractive nod of affinitive sub- stances weld together permanent friendships. Llnthralled by these wonders of nature, you will readily understand why a select group of students, who are interested in and show an aptitude for Chemistry, have formed a club which is affiliated with the American Institute of Science and Engineering, At the weekly meetings, experiments are conducted under the watch- ful guidance of Fr. Brady, SI., and the latest methods and dis- coveries are put to the acid test. Special classes were held throughout the year for all who were anxious to increase their knowledge of the field of Chemistry, Peacock, Kane cmd lhrie prove to Ccxmpcmellcx that one ol the properties of H20 is wet. Four interested chemists collaborate on an experiment. Murphy cmd Schwartz try a little dis- tilting.

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ccumufafing .gclecw LIBRARY That quiet corner in the school where ideas are accumulated and the students increase their knowledge of the wonders of the world and whet their literary appetites, is aptly located on one of the upper floors of the school. The students have free and daily access to the library and to the best books of authors of the past as Well as the best efforts of the modern authors. Under the watchful guidance of Father Bellwoar, Sl., the efficient student staff services and keeps the five thousand volumes in excel- lent condition. Special shelves on the left of the library are stocked with books collateral to the various courses and graded to harmonize with the literary growth of the students of the four years. Another sec- tion at the far end of the library contains books on every possible pro- fession and vocation. Many students have found this section very help- ful in forming a decision about the future. Moreover, the Catholic Book Month display offered the students a glimpse of the numerous and Worthy contributions to literature inade by authors of their own faith. r iss . - Making the m t vw fi f size mfr: ....-. .... x..f.wsw' ia P. Ccxmpanelli applies the stamp to the library card. The scene ol many cr profitable leisure hour. Fr. Bellwoar, SJ.. Moderator. looks on as several of the staff, H. Green, P. Ccxmpanelli. W. Iacobson. check books and cards. . f i f ,Xl 'N