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

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B, Ripple, D. Horgan, J. Grady, M. Row: L. Adams, B. Donlon, L. Weber, Stehly, G. Stronks, Senior Sndalilu Sodality officers: J. Kolmel, J. Grady, C. Johnson. The Sodality at work 3rd Row: T. Orr, L. Tarnay, P. Sharkey, P. Twoomey, J. McGraw, T. Hartnaegle, D. Avery, R. Kadner, S. Wallace, G. Klausner, G. Wooten, J. McGlynn, P. Collins, S. Gibboney, J. Goodwin, J. Bender, H. Hirsh, B. Smith. 2nd Row: P. Boland, J. Fitzgerald, A. Francis, T. Rausch, K. Ishida, G. Gurski, R. Ochoa, T. Reyes, P. Sauer, V. Knudsen, B, Armstrong, R. Hokans, R. Creech, R. Morris, B. Martell. lst Row. J. Walker, F. Gillbride, D. Hill, D. Mercola, B. Lee, G. Rivera, Fr. Fitch, S.J., J. Pagano, L. Gill, T. Voightlander, J. Buyvid, D. Hahling, P. Klute, H. McNally.

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Top Row:4'J. Hedberg,.J. Kolmel, S. Urricariet, E Elorduy J Cain W Milton K Crouse Second Row L Orr O'Neill, M. Seric, B. Salvaty, J. Privett, C. Shields J Farrell C Johnson P Devot J Coutoure C Lloyd Bottom M. Overland, B. Aranda, Fr. J, Shepherd, S.J A Masta P Olhasso B Alcorace J Wilson W OMalley M Junior Sudaliiu The Sodality is Mary's Elite Corps - her companions. The motive force of the sodalist is a powerful love for Our Lady and through her, for Christ. The love begins and develops in the chapel with fre- quent receptions of the Sacraments and informal talks with Christ and His Mother. From the chapel it naturally overflows and seeks to express itself in actions and example. The original impetus for the canned food drive, the distribution of magazines for bed-ridden patients, the collection of money for for- eign missions, getting students to attend First Friday, taking hospital patients to Sunday Mass - all sprang from the sodalist's love of Mary. The goal of the sodalist is to be a leader for Christ, and who can better help him achieve this goal than His Blessed Mother? She loved Him, provided for Him, dwelt with Him, watched over Him, and suffered with Him. So She is with the sodalist, not only for a span of four years, but throughout his entire life - for the sodalist is con- secrated to Mary.

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Sophomore Sodalito The sophomore is a true Sodalist. His year of probation is over. He has been approved and accepted. With his consecration comes the obligation to observe the rules and take part in Sodality activities. If he remains a faithful sodalist, in his Senior year he will be formally consecrated as SodaIes, a member of Mary's Elite Corps. freshmen Probation Top Row: P. Smith, W. Morris, F. Aldrian, J. Maechling, T. Koetters, J. Benton, J. Gonyea, P. Sawaya, R. Rush, G. Taber, F. Behrle, C, Sullivan, P. Orr, A. Bracci, C. Bryant. Caine, P. Verhalen, S. Privett, L. Smith, Fr, B. Brannon, S.J., J. Lucente, J. Babrick, M. Slack, R. Vega. Becoming a sodalist necessitates a strong devotion to Our Lady, this must, of course, begin in the freshman year. Here it is that the probationer is tested for the Sodality. He must first learn and practice the rules perfectly, showing perse- verence of will, before he will be accepted. Top Row: D. Barnes, W. Miller, D. Burke, D. Gubser, G. Robinson, B. Crisell, N. O'Neill, P. Lee. Second Row: B. Fay, R. Flynn, J. Torrelli, S. Thompson, T. Martin, J. Thornton, P. Burton, J. Christianson, M. Smith, M. Johnston, J. Mitchell, Burchell, J. LaFrano, B. Hogan, B. Grady, C. Sharkey. Bottom Row: J. Freeman, R. Olivares, T. Scott, T. O'Connell, B. Lambert, J, Duarte, Fr. Gilligan, S.J., R. Schrum, T. Murphy, J. McGinty, P. Pollock, M. Kirchen, M. Deasy, Y, Melanson.