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

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FRANK W. LEAHY omzcron OF Amszfxcs umvznsmr OF Nome DAM: Nome DAME mo ANA The Student Body of Loyola High School Loyola High 5011001 Uos Angoles 6, california 'Dear Students s The proper relationship DBWBUB man's soul and body calls for self-discipline of both. an undlsclpllned mind and sill fill upset the balance of coordination ihlch should exist betieen them as nach as an undis- clpllned body sill upset this balance. A man's body therefore should b0 disciplined through healtrq dating habits as well as through a systematic regimen of exercise. ln order that this training may not T39 haphazard, it ls my belief that a well-regulated curriculum of athletics should U6 promoted by school authorities, 'sho should insist that all b0yB particl- pate. Athletic competition does something for a bcvy's soul as it does something for his body. lt helps hill to overcome lnferlorltles and a false sense of tlmldity. lt develops in him initiative and an aggresslveness to sin, not only in the field of sports but in the 'LBTQGT and more important battles of life. Proper recreational habits develop a sell-balanced outlook --- on life. Work is important. Study is lnportant. .-......... Play ls important. Prayer is important. Good sports- l. manehlp, fostered by athletics, assists a boy to over- come his youthfvl selfishness. Since all sin ls basically selfishness, I hold and always fill hold that good sportsmanship ls good religion. Sincerely , RJ Frank l-Bal!! IN EHHHUINHHHN 'N WUUHHNHI 'N EUN H'l

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,-45'-t cetswwit . xr N' Francis William Leahy, renowned coach of Notre Dame, was born in O'Neill, Nebraska, 1908. In high school with letters in three sports, he captained all three teams in his senior year. He played tackle on Rockne's 1929 undefeated national champions, but because of a knee iniury spent 1930 coaching under The Rock. In his rise to glory he was line coach at George- town, then Michigan State, then Fordham where he produced the Seven Blocks of Granite. As head coach at Boston College he won 20 out of 22 games. Finally he succeeded Elmer Leyden as head coach at Notre Dame, and his record there is immortal. He has produced five National Champions. His teams, undefeated in 39 straight games, compiled a record of 64 wins, 7 losses, and 6 ties.

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