Loyola High School - El Camino Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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.Swcteen After twelve zealous years at Loyola Hugh School Father Frederick Ralph SJ was transferred early an the term to a new post at Santa Clara Unlverslty ln the capacity of Pretect of Studies Father Ralph dad much to heighten the scholastic standards ot Loyola Has alm as has own words unducate was to mould the students after the model of the perfect Catholic whose boast should be not alone nntellec tual achuevement and athletuc prowess but the most precvous of all emoluments splrltual vngor and moral rectrtude A great scholar Father taught much by has word but more by hrs example To the students and all those under has charge he was a wise counsellor a true teacher and a fvrm frrend vin FR FREDERICKJ RALPH SJ

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FR LOUIS H McCANN SJ Prmclpal Prmcmals Message O Cromwell Cromwell' Had I but servd my God wuth half the zeal l servd my kung I-le would not sn mlne age have left me naked to mme enemies Thus spoke Wolsey at the end of hrs course whuch had led hum to the pnnnacle of success In lute Prince of the Church and Prnme Mlnlster of England the hnghest points of greatness beneath a throne Wolsey mrght well guve advuce Cordlally I wash you Senror of I9-40 the fullest measure ot success through Cathollc Action as cutuzen and lay apostle But wnth the fallen states man, l charge thee Be gust and fear not, let all the ends thou alm'st at be thy country's, thy God's, and truth's, then, If thou falI'st, O Sensor thou fall'st a blessed martyr' Farewell' My hopes In heaven do dwell F . . , . . f U , 11 1 - I . , . , . 1 - - 11 I I ' I 1 1 I ' - . fl ' .

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W-4 1-w ,,' FR A A BELANGER SJ FR F M COFFEY SJ G D Vice Principal Treasurer Chaplain Uzaplam s Message Cnraduates of the great schools of the Old World are Iustly proud of their traditions And you graduates of Loyola High a new school In a new world you too can glory In your past The pages of your history are few It IS true yet therein are Inscribed golden deeds of sacrifice and heroism But It I5 not of that history that l would write After all the history of Loyola High IS not a thing apart It IS but a chapter of a vaster time he history of four hundred years of Jesuit education Even those not of the Catholic Church must acknowledge the dynamic force Jesuit Education has exerted throughout the world and In this present critical hour those who still prize spiritual values recognize that It IS their ally In the effort to save the remnants of our western cIvIlIzatIon from the modern vandals that It IS the acknowledged leader to bring a damaged world out of the morass which neopaganism has pushed It Into With the aid of Christ the Light of the World the Jesuits arrange not merely the program for school but the program for life as well You have been given Christs program for life death heaven The Ideas and Ideals that you have here received are you going to allow them to remain IHBCTIVG? You are today asked not merely to make the world safe for democracy but to make the world safe for those Ideas and Ideals of Christ that Jesuit Education has preached for four hundred years to make the world safe for honesty sobriety purity reverence Iustice charity for religion for high and noble living to make the world safe for Christ and His cause Serenteen Z. , ,-. y E 5, 4 J I. . . , , .. .. . , .. FR. . .FL SJ. ' I Alma Mater. They glory in her antiquity, her ancient name, her age-old . . - N 4 ' D I ' tit