Notre Dame Academy - Tower Memories Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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36 We live in a science-conscious world, where test tubes, beakers, mi- croscopes, and the like are the most important tools of advancement and progress. It is only natural, therefore, that here at Notre Dame there are some who are especially interested in these apparent scientific miracles. To sat isfy their thirst for knowledge, they become members of the Nieuwland Science Club. This organization, ese tablished several years ago, was named for the famed Reverend Julius Nieuw- land, C.S.C., the discoverer of a pro- cess for producing butadiene, a form of synthetic rubber. This year found fifty members por- ing over Bunsen burners, distillation apparatus, and evaporating dishes whenever time permitted. It is said that they offered a fervent prayer that they would not discover a new com- pound similar to T.N.T. 5le 051 5am NIEUWLAND SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Jean Kon- yesni, Secretary; Sister Mary Carmelette, Adviser; Eileen Lozik, Librarian; Betty Thompson, Treasurer; Eileen Moriarty, President. TOP: Surprises and more surprises say Josephine Smith Margaret Kirchner, and Margaret Goecker, as they ex amine Chemistry projects. BOTTOM: Showing off more projects are Mary Lou Keil Mary Delvinco, Bernice Biciel, Louise Virag and R05 Marie Grodecki.

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Jaw; LVL Me elm; 0g Mite A scrap book, kept diligently by club mem- bers, lists the various activities sponsored by the club. It is an accurate record of all pro- jects and experiments undertaken, and it claims that the most successful event of this year, as far as the entire student body was concerned, was the Christmas sale of cos- metics prepared by club members. The Nieuwland Science Club has been en- OP: Jane Simko, Frances Boxleitner, Mary Elizabeth estak, and Dorothy Frohnapple ore makers of their own osmetics. 'OTTOM: Mary Boss, Therese Tarkey, Audrey Kotkow- ki, Jean Cushing, Waldemara Strojny, Anna Rita Rie- an, Carol Dunch, and Joan Auble make sure that no xplosion lifts the roof of our building. 4mg rolled as a member of the Science Club of America. In recognition of this membership, every student in the Nieuwland Science Club received a gold pin on which was depicted the flaming torch of science that has burned bril- liantly through the ages. The minds and hearts of the future scientists and inventors at Notre Dame have resolved that the light from this torch shall never be dimmed. TOP: Noting reactions are Agnes Kirchner, Margaret Damm, Charlotte Goggin, Mary Fetcho, Marieta Dee Chant, and Josephine Smith. BOTTOM: Marcella Schneider explains the oil well to June Gerak, Ann Bastable, and Betty Biebelhausen, but Louise Ketchum and Agnes Kirchner seem more inter- ested in the products of Petroleum.