Chaminade High School - Aerie Yearbook (West Hills, CA)

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ibecbca fion BROTHER JOHN PERKU S M To Brother John Perlro, SM., our first Principal, the stu- dents of Chaminade High School gratefully and admiringly dedicate the 1958 AERIE, ln August, 1952, when Brother John came to Los llngeles to estabwi chlninade High School he brought with him hh ideal, a Mpc. The land and buildings were here, unrecogniza- his todiy, but inadequate for a modem high schooh wich oraahnhistrhuvo 'experience hehihu him acollege preparatory school in inind, Brother John set about the taslr of developing a campus, building a body of which the Archdiocese of los could be ' B ' wilt awe chrmihaoe, g,,, you while me if A W Whit Chlm kmg ,,ci Q ili,i f l'i cistodly Inililvm ln-ilu uh he haamchim. ue has been yBBBllVl8lil! mm fwlldlilbll kioi -,,,,,. , i-eff' he me if '1 ' hm t

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AER E I I I Chammade Hugh School for Boys ol' Ag! Cf! 1958 we I W I VB Q I , f 1. L M,,I K - i L ii! ' 'I' W I A I Q I 515 - ' I f . I on n e ea Mime 4 a I ornia

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3 ver yu L ee BROTHER JAMES LUUGHRAN S.M -For Brother James Loughran, iS.M., the 1957-58 school year held something special. During October he reached a coveted plateau in his life as a Marianist, celebrating his Silver. Jubilee, marking twenty-five years as ea working Bfother in the Society of Mary. Z s y, i Q To describe, Brotherllames as a man, as a religious edu- cator, and as an, integral part of Chaminade life during the past six years is' both easy and difficult. The descriptive words are available: cook book, coffee urn, laundering ma- 'chines, power tools, plumbing equipment, gracious smile, unlailingigood hunior, but to bring -the words together in fan adequate portrait is difficult. k 4 as r r from the matefial standpoint Brother James- has 'responsiblesrfor the smooth running of the school. Butin addition to umewirn his kindly advice, his helping hand, ,andy hisipersonal interest in every student he? has 'created an iatmospheieof genuine friendliness. Terhaps the irish Tiinlde in his Qye couldn't charm the thorns off the rose but ilQSfiYl0ll the hearts 'of evseryone in the Qhammi llldB'f8mil!fS' i 'L W Q 5 -1 A 'Je 1f:.f 5, . 6 ' A, .