Loyola Academy - Yearbook (Wilmette, IL)

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Student Life molding the spork into o torch What provided us with the incentive to keep the spark growing to a flame? dent life flamed The above average Rambler attended classes for Hve and a half hours, he worked for two, and participated in ex- tfacurricular activities for an hour. At home, a typical -Loyola Above Right: A first half inter- ception by iu- nior, Stan Crossland, gives the Ramblers an l emotional j boost during their 6-0 loss i to Brother Rice. Photo by: Gus . Peterson. . Todd Lieske runs for his life during the bull A fights at Plaza do Solimpar. Photo by .l.C. ' Gregorio Sanza. i i .46 ' s student would spend two hours doing homework, two hours 71 V. watching and tele- The other were for sleep. these processes. Of course, most Loyolans didn 't follow the typical mold. Each was unique in the time he spent molding the spark into a flourishing torch. .QQ if ... .-- , if ww- E 1 N.. .' . B J., 4- Q.- . .. ,t up 1 Q... .-NNI . Man i ','. YQ?-K5:,.-32 e ' M ft , i,ig '.:j,,-'gi if1iwmgi3y:W.i.2'i,3W'.5g 1 3 it -'lui' if lw'Hi ,.l:. i. if-iw ' I i i , Junior Torchies, Bob Niesen, Dave Schufrieder and Mike Deblunzio, watch the soccer Ramblers defeat Fenwick. Photo by Paul Samari- fCl'lO. 8 Division Student Life 2 , .,,. . ,M .. .W ... ...e..,...,.W.,.. lf Aa4kw,::b,,., ,T sa. MF. 'pgipuia-sun .. H, ,V V, wt .. N M .Wy -wt 5 .amy--. .v M mx i 'W Wi. H 5 1 ' . - . I I I l ' -wa was on during all of