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

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.1 TOP ROW: R. Fitzpatrick, Grieley, Etchepare, C. Hammond, Salmon, Parsons, Barber, Rave, Dean, Plante, Taylor, Strobel, Scully, O'Neill, Heuer, McCabe, Klinger, McLeoc FOURTH ROW: Chavez, Murray, lee, Moreno, Carallo, R. Hammond, Morris, Sullivan, Curtin, Trebaol, Dirkes, Wood, Shea, Verdugo, Zyblut, Enright. THIRD ROW Doyle, E. Fitzpatrick, Contreras, Culligan, Koval, J. Sullivan, Cutler, Alcocer, Toomey, Nahra, Norwood, Hutflesz, Shipstad, Sargent, Brunotto, Stehley, McGilvray, Mayc SECOND ROW: Clarke, Abarta, Welch, Deemar, Meyers, Bubien, Ross, Madation, Hildenbrand, Roberti, Chonette, Dolan, McDonald, Frasher, Sichi, Cullen. BOTTOI ROW: Courtney, Parke, Laurin, Donegan, Rozier, Matthew, Cahill, Callahan, Mullin, Hanrahan. Sophomore Sodality ln l95O-5l, the Sophomore Sodality, with Father Crowley as moderator, engaged in many spiritual activities. The sodalists wheeled patients to Mass at the General Hospital. They encouraged weekly par- ticipation at Mass. The sodality even created a merit system-at the end of every month slips of paper were handed out on which the sodalists marked the number of visits, weekday Masses, general hospital l2OO meritsl, speeches before the sodality, spiritual readings and daily sacrifices. There was entertainment also: one all-day winter picnic at Snow Valley, a social at the beginning of the year, and hot dogs at Griffith Park. Thus they mixed play with prayer. This year marked a successful period in the Sophomore Sodality, Loyola found in it a valuable asset. SOPHOMORE SODALITY OFFICERS Prefect ............... .lahn Bubian Vice Prefect. . . .... Mike Curtin Secretary .... . . . Richard Dolan Sgt.-at-Arms. . .... Bob Wood A good number of Sophomores help cart crates of Christmas cans to the T Helpers of the Holy Souls, for packaging ialong with S750 worth of , cake and chickensll and eventual distribution by Loyola sodalists.

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OFFICERS: Jim Boyle, Pete Toomey, Vernon Kullo, Anthony Sauer, Tom Fish. It is improbable that a good part of any high school sodolity ever kept all the rules. The Junior Sodality however had some success in saturating the minds of its members with Catholic principles. The discussions, by which this was accomplished, brought out the om- nipresent strength of secularism and suggested the only solution-more frequent Mass for more Catholics. lf the discussions, the attendence at Mass, and the Rosary help to turn out stalwart leaders in the different walks of life, then this year's sodolity will have made a substantial contribution toward a brighter tommorrow. Junior Soclality we bf ar Anthony Sauer' one of the weekly meetings. TOP ROW: Metzler, Parrish, Boyle, Schmidt, Kribs, Parker, Torres, Axelrod, Gaffney, D'Arcy, Waser. MlDDlE ROW: Campo, Regan, De la Garrigue, Moreton O Connor Penunuri, Fiore, Toomey, St. Geme, Glass, Thompson, Mr. Kolda, S..l. BOTTOM ROW: Bowler, Harrington, Zafarano, Scanlan, Meylan, Kulla, Sauer Fish Batlaglia Ostermier, Hanavan, Valente, Henry. ABSENT: Alessi, Baken, Collins, Gullick, Gocke, Herkenhoff, Maggio, Malloy, Meehan, Murray, O'Donnell, O Neill Schutz Scott Zielsdorf, Francis, Knox.

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TOP ROW: Barber, Lopez, Goldbach, Villalobas, Romano, McCune, Davis, Gillespie, Malloy, Hile, Sweeney, Lennon, Anderson, Staley, Gomez, Lenihan. FOURTH ROW l H F l K Ile Barra. THIRD ROW: Allard Smith, Schoettler, Carroll, Escobar, Trueblood, Monahan, Cain, Maechling, Fitzpatrick, Riccardi, Schloessmann, Ca er, ayes, ee ey, e y, Cangelosi, Erdag, Crouch, Kawase, Barberi, Babros, Jones, Christy, Conn, Bricken, O'Brien, Ferrell, Farey, Conlon, Bell, Bussino, Johnson, Montgomery, Riordan, Trumpis Allen. SECOND ROW: Velona, Young, Cochrane, Stember, Rector, Hunt, Sola, Taulli, Hughes, Normanly, Nogues, Barrett, Crosina, Wunderlich, Laegering, McGovern Lynn, Pye. BOTTOM ROW: Bruno, Burdick, Ross, Powers, Goodman, Franklin, Reuse, Morales, Ostermann, McNicholas, McGerty, Brownfield, O'Donnell, Fulco, Carson Kennedy, Erlinger, Montroy, Bessolo. 1 VW:- ' x . 1 4 '. ' - mfuvrif-Q ' ll' F ' 1' l . FRESHMEN SODAUTY OFFICERS Prefect ................ Don Staley Vice Prefect ,... . . Secretary. . Treasurer . . . .John Bussino Michael Crouch Mike Monahan Freshman Probation Sodality Early in the year about o hundred freshmen found themselves organized into a Probation Sodality . This was according to a program by which the candi- dates learn the rules by taking part in activities which put the rules into practice as they are introduced. Due to local difficulties, however, the program had to be abandoned, but fifty of the candidates continued to work with the moderator, following o more practical though less interesting plan. These will form the Sophomore Division of the Sodality next year. A dry study of the rules will have been their chief activity, but a few social advantages of the Sodality will not be forgotten. The probationers know that it was with their help that the moderator was able to sponsor a winner-roast, a football excursion to Fuller- ton, a snow trip to Big Bear Lake, and other holiday outings. Probationers are put through basic training-8 to 8:30 every Thursday morning.