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

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Caiechisis D. Gargarof 2nd Row: Baldwin, M. Gall, Ist Row: R. Santwier, L. Boadt, J. Hogan, D. K. Smolka, R. Cabral, E. Zinkowski, P. Ripple, R. Buyvid, P. Boland, G. Gorski, R. Gresswell, J. Walker, D. Avery, G. Wooten, D. Hahling. Missing. C. Bryant, R. Cabral. After school is out, most students go home or practice some favorite sport. But there is a select group of Loyola men who gener- ously give their free time twice a week to teach children the Catechism. They rarely see the results of their labors, yet results there are, and good ones! i l l . 'Back Row: W. Donovan, M. Miller, E. Elorduy, J. Cain, M. Orr, L. Werner, P. Sharkey, B. Ripple, J. McGlynn, T. Orr, Mr. E. Short, S.J. Front Row: Y. Melanson, P. Ripple, G. Taber, C. Sharkey, P. Orr, C. Bryant, R. Santwier, H. Hirsh, T. Donovan. l The Sanctuary Society sacrifices that extra hour of sleep to serve the priests of Loyola High each morning.

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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.

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A profession of fairh Dads and Sons receive communion TogeTher. Loyola Ul Fr Plushkell SJ lPres of Loyola Hrghl Breakfast Seven hundred and fifTy FaThers and Sons crowded inTo The Blessed Sacramenr Church To receive Communion TogeTher-a sTarTling profession of fairh, in a seemingly faiThless world! AfTer Mass and Communion, The faThers and sons breakfasTecl aT The Moulin Rouge, in Hollywood. Mr. H. Clark, Presi- denT of The Dad's Club, gave The inTroducTory Talk, and Fafher PresidenT R. Plushkell, S.,l., congraTulaTeol Those presenT for Their fine show of spiriT and faiTh. A word of appreci- aTion was spoken by A. Camacho, Loyola STudenT Body Presidenf. Through The courTesy of Mr. F. Sennes, own- er of The Moulin Rouge, good, wholesome - and by all means, professional enTerTain- menT was provided, anal enjoyed! God will cerTainly bless all These people for Their fine spiriT of faiTh and cooperarion.