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

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BACK ROWS: J, Wilson, A. Frazier, L, Weber, S, Bauer, J. Ford, P. Buckley, Robr. Arguelles, Richard Arguelles, J. Grady, B. Elorcluy, J. Champommier, M. Seric, R. Walters, E. Wollman, B. Donlon, L. Adams, J. Cain, P. Devot. FIFTH AND SIXTH ROWS: P. Olhasso, L. Avallone, L. Orr, T. Butler, T. Bouchard, S. Urricarier, B. Alcorace, E, Wright, S. Williams, A. Masta, B. Aranda, R. Coplen, R. Harper. FOURTH ROW: T. Matthews, J. Malloy, M. Crowley, J. Privett, T. O'Brien, M. Kerr, P. Casey, R. Hedberg, J. Kolmel. THIRD ROW: M. Lyons, B. Ripple, K. Witteman, A. Hope, L. Longo, T. Lorenz, C. Lloyd, D. Horgan, M. LeSage. SECOND ROW: W. Luke, B. Salvati, J. Benton, J. Craig, W. Milton, M. O'Neill, J. Couture, M. Stehly. FRONT ROW: W. Ryan, J, Drace, L. Belmonte, R. Ostermann, Father Crowley, S. J., P. Hogan, J, Tarpley, R. Lowe, W. O'Malley. Prefect, Tom Bouchard, Vice-Prefect, Joe Grady, Secretary, Bill Ryan, Treasurer, Terry Lorenz, Sergeant-at-Arms. Soph- omore moderator: Father George Crowley, S.J. The Probationary Division of The Sodality provides almost a year of instruction anol practice for those candidates who wish to be received into the organization. During this period of probation, The Freshmen, under The direction of Father Want, S.J., are taught The rules of The Sodality and must prove Their readiness to live according to Them. The Probation Division Officers This year were: Steve Gibboney, ' Prefectg Harry Hirsch, Vice4PrefecT, Steve Wallace, Secretary, Frank Gilbride, Treasurer, James Havert, Sergeant-at-Arms. Officers of The Sophomore Sodality this year: Dan Horgan, S0 IDHQ Nl 0 I2 E TOP ROW: W. Kelly, R. Klausner, G. Wooten, M. Moss, S. Wallace, R. Morris, J, McGlynn, W. Heinen, M. Tooney. FIFTH ROW: R. Martell, P. Moss, J. Greenhalgh, J. Simko, G. Santa Cruz, A. Avery, P. Rodman, S. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW, A. Schubert, A. Francis, S. Giblooney, P. Klute, H. McNally, F. Sennes, J, Bender, J. Rouse, P. Sharkey. THIRD ROW: T. Hartnagel, T. Rausch, R. Smith, H. Hirsh, C. Rovvland, P, Sauer, T. McCambridge, J. Havert. SECOND ROW: T. Voigtlander, R. Ganger, J. Brigham, D. Hill, L. Gill, J. Mahoney, P. Boland, L. Tarnay. FRONT ROW: B. Lee, R. Cozzini, R. Kadner, J. Evers, Father Want, S, J., M. Flynn, F. Studer, T, Florian, F. Gilbriole. ABSENT1 D. Dupperron, D. l-lahling, J. Huston, T. LaBouff, D. Mercola, T. Orr, M. Rosato, P. Saporito.

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TOP ROW. P. Smith, R. Taber, H. Oliyar, J. Dodge, D. Johnson, E. Rodriguez, J. Carr. THIRD ROW: V. Scott, S. Slingsby, E. Byra, W. Gould, W. O'Mara J. Petrone, P. Barry. SECOND ROW: L. Castruccio, W. Hobbs, E. Mora, L. Ciccola, M. De Solenni, T. Murrin, J. Karns, A. Simltauser, FRONT ROW D Roy, G. Domino, W. Sarracino, Mr. Hyde, S. J., M, Murphy, R Epstein, R. Duane. ABSENT: W. Curran, A. Alcocer, M. Dagang, F. Gott, P. Rydn, R. Hall Otticers for the Senior Division of the Sodolity this year: Torn Murrin, Pretect, Don Johnson, Vice-Pretect, Harry Olivar, Treasurer, Bob Taber, Secretary, Bill O'Mara, Sergeant-at-Arms. Fac- ulty moderator for the group was Mr. Leo Hyde, S.J. The Junior Division was lead by: Bruce Brown, Pretect, Tom Girarcli, Vice-Pretect, Tom Cherry, Secretary, and John Schoettler, Sergeant-ab Arms. The Faculty moderator was Father Bernard R Brannon, S.J. TOP ROW: W. Marr, R. Buschelman, W. Adams, J. Kirchen, D. O'Keefe, B, Brown, J. Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: R. Gustafson, J. Cser, R. Boyle, J. Thomas, J. Connelly, D. Cosfley, N. Duross. THIRD ROW: E. Reinsch, M. Robinson, P. Brown, F. Taormina, S. Balch, T. Cherry, J. Moynier, A. Stehly. SECOND ROW: R. Gubser, S. Fish, J. Gorman, C. Boedeker, T. Mulcahy, H. Owens, FRONT ROW: D. Roberts, S. Boles, Father Brannon, S.J, R. Banks, T Girardi, B. Garcia, W. Kenney, 2 av az . '-

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q -...,.,,, if -. , '-Q---J....,,, V 4--4. S. 'y BACK ROW: D. Espinoza, R. Gubser, S. Fish, J. Cser, J. Hamilton, J. Kolmel, C. Lloyd, Mr, Peinado, S.J. FRONT ROW: P. Devot, W. Milton, B. Aranda, J. Benton, R, Coplen, D. Horgan. ABSENT: J. Moynier, P. Barry, L, Castruccio, G. Hill. 411-gg-In-...3 ' CATECHISTS Noblest of The student activities is The work of The Catechists. While The majority of people may be attracted by The more satis- fying athletic and academic achievements of The students, They nevertheless will admit a deep respect for The student who, moti- vated by firm religious convictions, sacri- fices Time and leisure To perform works of mercy for others. The Catechists instruct The children among The poor in The fundamen- tals of Catholic Doctrine. To Them we extend our hearty congratulations. SANCTUARV SOCIETY ' 9 ' Q 1 , 'I 'IP -, .. . .Z fi T Q 1 T X 1 Hit ' uszssim' BACK ROW: Mr. Reinado, SJ., R, Fernandez, L. Tarnay, E. Elorduy. P. Sharkey, V. Flynn, M. Toomey, J. Cooney, J. McGlynn. FRONT ROW: J. Evers, H. l-lirsh, J. Moynier, R. McWherter, L. Werner, D. l-lirsh. I 21