Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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Although he is quito harsh at timos in his quizzes. Professor Oakey holds tho intorest of his Civil Engineering classes with his uncanny wit. mathematical genius, and tall talos of tho engineer- ing profession. Prosonting various fields within itself, with its study of Hydraulics. Sewago Disposal. Structural Design, and Highway Construction. Civil Engineering has becomo one of tho favorites among tho students at Villanova Collogo. Theory in the class- room combined with many hours in the laboratory makes tho ombryo ongineer at Villanova a much valued man upon graduation. FACULTY REV. THOMAS F. GILLIGAN. O.S.A Modern Languagos REV. HOWARD A. GRELIS. O.S.A. Classics REV. DANTE L. GIROLAMi. O.S.A. Mathematics and Physics JOSEPH C. GREYSON Engineering WILLIAM M. GORMAN Engineering 28 REV. EDWIN T. GRIMES. O.S.A. Social Studies

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FACULTY WILLIAM H. DRISCOLL Mathematics and Physic» REV. HENRY J. EAGAN. O.S.A. Phytic» REV. DANIEL P. FALVEY. O.S.A. Library Science REV. JOHN J. GAVIGAN. O.S.A. Cl attics REV. JOSEPH J. GILDEA. O.S.A. Modern Languages Summertime and Chemistry never did mix too well, but the Navy hat partially solved the air-conditioning problem with T- shirts. Here classes continue, quite comfortably, probing into the wonders ol the chemical world. Freshmen are introduced to the fundamentals of engineering in the Mechanical Drawing Laboratory under the supervision of Fathers Vrana. Klekotka and Burke. Learning neatnoss and ac- curacy In drawing, two basic eloments of engineering, their knowledge Is successfully carried over to other courses.

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Tho Chemistry Laboratory, located high In tho Impressive citadel of Mondol Hall. exemplifies tho spirit and tradition ol Villanova Colloqo. Through its portals have passed onginoor and teacher alike, who have mado their place In the world, bringing honor to the name ol Villanova. Here, while applying classroom theory to practical tests and analyses, the student learns to handle delicate Instruments and apparatus. Working with the most modern equipment known to the scientific industry today, these students find pleasure and enioyment In the realisation that they too will some day follow in the footsteps ol former great Villa- no vans. LT. W. D. GROFF. JR. Naval Science and Tactics EDWARD L. HAENISCH Chemistry and Chemical Engineering REV. JOHN F. HAMMOND. O.S.A. Chemistry and Chemical Engineering 29