Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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REVEREND ANTHONY I. MCHALE, SJ. Fr. McHale has been at Gonzaga as Headmaster for three years. In that time he has shown a great deal of inter- est in the Seniors and underclassmen. In November, he sponsored the Career Conferences for Seniors and all year aided the seniors in their choice of col- lege. To the underclassmen he stressed the necessity of preparing for college and of making an early selection of the college which they wished to attend. REVEREND JOHN B. McGEE, SJ. Fr. McGee has performed many tasks this year in his capacity as Student Counsellor. The Sodality is rapidly be- coming thc largest organization in the school and, as always, he supervised the K.B.S. Mass, Rosary Crusade, Senior and Underclassmen Retreats and May devotions. Besides the spiritual aspect, Fr, McGee has given tests to Juniors and Seniors to help them decide on their choice of a career. He consults colleges on their requirements and generally counsels any student who seeks advice.

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REVEREND WILLIAM A. HORIGAN, sg. In his second year as president of the faculty Fr. Horigan has devoted much of his time to Gonzaga. He personally has promoted new organizations in the school, notably the St. Vincent de Paul Society and the Glee Club. Through his policies an emphasis of Gonzaga tra- dition has been stressed, and spirit has increased. f REVEREND ERNEST B. CLEMENTS, SJ. Continuing in his role of Prelect of Discipline, Fr. Clements has upheld the discipline prevalent in every Jesuit school. This discipline is designed to develop men, not pamper boys. Also as Moderator of the Mother's Club, Father has promoted many projects for the benefit of the school, such as the Hal- loween Dance and Bake Sale.

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acufig strived to fclucate Clzridiian oullz Rev. john F. X. Bellwoar, SJ. Freshman Latin, English and Religion: Moderator of Athletics, Moderator of Father's Clubg Student's Confessor Rev. Harold J. Hocking, SJ. Freshmen Latin, English, Religion and Public Speaking, Moderator of the Library Clubg Student's Confessor ff For the greater glory of God. -the motto of the Society of jesus and the goal of every Gonzaga man. We must have guidance in our pursuit of this goal, however, else it be lost in the darkness of worldliness. The task of the faculty is to guide us along their true path dur- ing our formative years. This thankless job is often tedious and burdensome to our teachers, but they perform it with utmost patience and true devotion. Daily by their teaching and example, they transmit to us the principles by which we may attain true success in this world and eternal happiness. These priests, scholastics, and laymen have dedicated their lives to molding us into men and for this the class of l958 is forever grateful. Rev. William Hammett, SJ. Junior Chemistry and Religion: Moderator of the Chemistry Club: Student's Confessor Rev. David Burke, SJ. ' Senior Religiong American Historyg Student's Confessor Rev. Nicholas J. Murray, SJ. Sophomore Latin and Religiong Stu- dent's Confessor Rev. Edward W. McCawley, SJ. Senior Physicsg Student's Confessor