Loyola High School - El Camino Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1985
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V - A an if , Q vu-V A , Y' n v ,QA fb ,zalff -1'-: 1 ,v ' .4 1 A J- ,W 1 f'irf'Sf,s 1 I ,' 1- ,5- ., ,s ,- ' 'af 4 ' wif ,1iT'2 f!Qlif'i,f'-': A, - ji? .5 , with a, 3. 119' t vijfgf an 'W' JL , ,m 4 mi+i7!jn:r2,'ff,1fg .fggff ' ff'fLpW,,y.j,,' lu. .- I I ' -1 gg - A A ' ,,,,-,U ,. H Q2 -I lM W7gi1Eg :vp X-yg'f5,wf5:1,'iig5A?bwyfgf: ,g,,r!'w .,p 1 ,gf , K . , Qi! if Ai 1 WS 3' 5 J' a UQ, 4 ,fly ..h.mn LOYOLA PRIDE Individuality and concern for the Fu- ture are essential yet often elusive qua- lities of human beings. Fr. Alfred Naucke, SJ., has never compromised these ideals and continually works to insure that we never do. For his guid- ance, for his devotion, we thank him and proudly dedicate to Fr. Naucke the 68th volume of the El Camino. y ADMINISTR TIG FACULTY AN STUDE T SERVICES Rev. Patrick 1. Cahalan, SJ. President Mr. Edwin J. Hearn Dean of Men ltfs not a family until you have at least two Rev. Cordon D. Bennett, SJ. Principal Man, We're just trying to make the music swing - Count Basie Mr. Frank Kozakowski Assistant Principal for Student Affairs And what is good Phaedrus, and what is not good - need we ask anyone to tell us these things? Robert M. Pirsig Mr. Stephen Balak Assistant Principal for Academic Af- fairs Rev. Raymond P. Allender, SJ. Director of Campus Ministry I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a Burden to bear. - Martin Luther King jr. Mr. Timothy D. Coughlin Counselor, Christian Service Director Rev. Alfred E. Nauke, SJ. Counselor for College Admission Success isn't final. Failure isn't fatal. Mrs., Louis B. Crean Head Librarian Wherever you are and wherever you turn, you will not find happiness un- til you turn to God. Thomas A. Kempis Mr. Thomas V. Gallagher Counseling Miss Maria Iosephine Williams Counseling Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows Sister Marcella Glossmeyer, S.S.N.D. Library Clerk Dare to dream- then pursue your' dreams. Mr. Geoffrey M. Joy Counseling Mr. lon W. Dawson Athletic Director, Social Studies Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got. Miss Maida Lin Wong Assistant Librarian Mrs. Mary Holleran Switch board Operator 4 Mrs. Diane Peck Secretary to the Dean - Beauty is truth, truth is beauty That is all Ye know on earth, and all Ye need to know. 'AL ll Mrs. Nena Roswell Secretary to Assistant Principal for Student Affairs lf I knew that the world would end tomorrow, I would still plant my ap- ple tree today. ' Martin Luther .I , Mrs. Mary McFarland Mrs. Edna Nicholson Treasurer's OfHce Registrar The more love we share with others The more love we have to share Anonymous ' r U Mrs. Mae Lois Peters Mrs. Lila Robinson President's Office ' Secretary to Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs - , rjy Mrs. Rita Sauer , Miss Jill Spear Secretary to President's OfHce Secretary to Counseling Department . In Cod is my salvation and my glory: the rock of my strength, and my ref- uge, is in God.-Psalm 62:7 X 6 Mrs. Donna Stueck Treasurer's Office il Mr. john Harris Business Manager fl A 1 Mrs. Dorothy Whelan Presidents Secretary It is difficult to say what is impossi- ble for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of to- morrow. Mr. Chuck O'Conner Cook i Mr. jack Gallagher Health, Admissions, Typing Don't look back, someone might be catching you Bro. William Sessing, SJ. Maintenance W.. M - Mr. William R. Thomason Mr. Charles Welch Rev. Lawrence Whitlow, SJ. Com uter Center Assistant to the President Plant Manager p cg-as A 1- fe Mr, 101-in Adams Mr. David Arnold Mathematics Mathematics KEEP TRYING Dr. Wolfgang M. Baur Q MF- 101111 Beckman German, Latin Fine ANS USE A 3 FILTER Mr. Michael A. Bergez Mr- William Berrol Theology COnttaCl' Law To be a saint is the exeeptionp to be an upright man is the rule. -Victor Hugo Les Miserables Mr. john P. Auther, 5.1. English , O sirve como siervo, o huye como ciervo -Spanish proverb Mrs. Lou Ann Berardi English Openness to Life grants a Lightning- swift insight into the Life situation of others. Dag Hammarskjold Rev. John A. Brady, 5.1. Spanish Yahweh is good to those who trust Him, to the soul that seeks Him. QLa- mentations 3.25, Rev. Bernard l. Brannon, 5.1. A' Buschelman MT- TCUY G- Paldwell D Theelosv If you believe, it's Rosary time. ffhis E-Ziish' English Department Acting quote occurred just before flea-flicker one of our greatest untapped natural e Anaheim football game' resources is the minds of our youth. J William Sanchez -Walt Dlsney o 1 1 4 Mr. Edward F. Castellanos Mrs. Wyn Cane Mr. John F. Casey French Social Studies Spanish ll faut cultiver son jardin Why Not? Help me to realize Lord: that we are in this together. by ' E.F.C. i S l fs I +f time v ' ' A a 9' 12' et a 1 ' 4 Mr. Michael H. Cheney Rev. Eugene 1. Colosimo, SJ. Rev. Francis W. Conn, SJ. Theology Mathematics Health, Social Studies If you want to live life free take your No one ever won anything worth- Your wisdom and education can be time, go slowly. Do few things, but do while without fighting 'for it. The known only by what you say. Book of them well for simple joys are holy. commitment to the best makes the Sirach 4.24, difference. Iacocca Mrs. Patricia 1. Crampton English Rev. Angus Cooper, O.F.M. Computer Science Mr. Carlos H. Dobal Spanish A young Apollo, golden-haired, stands dreaming on the verge of strife, magnificently unprepared for the long littleness of life. - Rev. Thomas P. Delaney, SJ. Theology Rev. joseph J. Fice, 5.1, Mr. Gary R. Catfield Theology Physics, Science Department Chair A Begin, be boldand venture to be wise. If the experiment scratches and -Horace bites, it's biologyp if it fizzes and smells, it's chemistry, and if it won't work, it's physics. English J When you get down to bone, you haven't got all the way, yet. There's something inside the bone The marrow . . . and that's what you gotta get at. Rev. 1. Richard Draper, 5.1. Latin REPETITIO EST MATER STUDIORUM IRD Rev. Reynold 1. Catto, 5.1. Theology, Theology Department Co-Chair To act justly, to love tenderly, to walk humbly with the Lord - Mi-6:8 Mr. Thomas M. Goepel Social Studies, Social Studies Chairman We are dwarfs, but dwarfs who stand on the shoulders of giants, and small though we are, manage to see farther on the horizon than they -Umberto Eco Mr. Michael E. Crego English Mr. John 1. Kvasnicka Social Studies You can't control the length of your life, but you can have something to say about the width and depth. Mrs. Beth A. Gold Social Studies No story is the same to us after a lapse of time or rather we who read it are no longer the same listeners Mr. Scott T. Harrington 5.1. Mathematics Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference- Thanks Dad Rev. Kevin A. Leidich, 5.1. Theology Don't let your theology grade prevent you from going to the college of your choice. Mr. Steven H. Grady I Physical Education, Typewriting One day at a time Miss Gail M. johnson Mathematics Rev. Jerold Lindner, SJ. English In the days of King Arthur not only were the poor and outcasts cared for by kind priests, but the lowly frosh- types knew their place. Miss Lesley MacArthur Spanish No se ve bien sino con el corazon. Lo esencial es invisible a los ojos. -Antoine de Saint Exudery Mr. Allen E. Martin Mathematics, Mathematics Department Chair Only half of our experience is ever experience -Ludwig Boltzmann Dr. Antonio Morillo Spanish, Foreign Language Department Chair -Or Kompon- a Basque saw Rev. David W. -MacDonald, 5.1. Latin Mr. Mark R. Milner Music Love your neighbor, even if he plays the trombone. -jewish Proverb Rev. Lawrence Murphy, SJ. Biology, Chemistry Bro. Robert McDermott, SJ Geology, Earth Science Mr. Paul M. Molinelli English Mr. Bruce Nichols Biology, Chemistry I , l Mr. Kelly R. Nicholson ' Mr. Thomas H. O'Neill, 5.1. Mathematics Social Studies ' ' ot just simply give the Lord everything. lf you're hot, shoot. lf you re n , shoot 'til you get hot! Mr. Thomas W. Portman Social Studies ' Miss Sylvia Rousseve English 7 5 Mr. Edward Profumo Mathematics Success is a direct result of the self- satisfaction of knowing you have be- come the best you are capable of be- coming -Iohn Wooden Mr. Eduardo A. Samaniego, 5.1. Mathematics You can tell the spirit of a school by how the SPIRIT is allowed to work within it. K Mr. Paul D. Picard Biology, Physics 1 4. Dr. Susan Roth English I 4 Mr. William Sanchez Spanish In God is my salvation and my glory the rock of my strength, and my ref- uge, is in God.-psalm 62:7 Mr. Chris Smart, SJ. Social Studies l never lose, I only run out of time Miss Donna M. Wanland Theology, Theology Department Co-Chair Let's remember, God reserves the right ultimately to save the world. Edeward Schillebeeckx Mr. Gabriel Soumakian Physical Education, Physical Education Department Chair Mr. Thomas R. Waszak Social Studies just because the message may never be received does not mean it is not worth sending. . Q , - -Segaki int-W I Ms. Nancy Kay Turner Art, Fine Arts Departent Chair Life is what happens while you're out making other plans. john Lennon Mr. Roger L. Yano Mathematics 63 Security: Anthony Williams and Daryl McAllister 'RCF- Environmental Services: fFront rowl Ben Lopez, Mario Arevalo, Armando Sandoval, Tony Muralles. 1Back rowj Jorge Carrillo, Mike Carrillo, Hugo Pena, Fredirico Belan, Felicano Pena, jamie Pena, Modesto Cervantes. 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KX A,,. NN i M , Q75 j,,. V' ff W i, 'c'wf J '-'Q l' EJF0N Tx Q LQ ola Hlgh X Sa .. - qmail! wgf- 'wgw finvil LUYDLA INDE gs' QQ gf ,j , fx B aka, N CUE35 . a. OYOLA PEP CLUB Cheerleaders were: QKneelingJ Judy Solano, Brooke Gershon, Cathy Wong, Michelle Mack, Gtandingj joe Cotti, Dan Wilson, Tim Marble, Andy Sison, Colin Lynch, Robert Lascamana, Gary Murakami, john Gayer, Cyndie Kim, Susie Lytle, Stephanie Kay. Moderator: Miss jo Williams ,,.. Andy Fenadyg Junior Class Representatives David Gullen, Mike Griswold, Phil Baker, Sopho: STUDE T COUNCIL 43 President John Calvert Vice PresidentfSecretary Claude Yacoel Social Coordinator Sean Bolliger Publicity Coordinator Marc Childs Activities Coordinator joe Burschinger Intramu- ral Coordinator John Fitzpatrick' Senior Class Representatives Brian McCarthy Jim Seley more Class Representatives Mike Pernicky Shann Jones Armand Diaz- Freshman Class Representatives Nico Vilgiate Gabriel Arechaederra Richard Vanis '1::J ' SPEECH DEB TE ' .4 Members were Paul Balson Ed Chambers John Cuellar Bill Lee Neal Silverman Matt Wong Greg jahiel Andy Nangano Michael Braun Eric Hamilton Andy Byrne Bill Tieman Thomas Bagwell Mark Nemec Mick Mandelbaum David Plesh John Huston Jose Martinez, Paul Lockwood, Cory Bowman, john Beauclair, Bill Birney, Sean Kneaf- sey, Michael Wilson Note: At least three members, Paul Balson, Ed Chambers and Matt Wong qualified for Nationals. mf' THE LOYOLA, POLITICAL SOCIETY B. Borchert, E. Fernandes, K. R. Robinson, T. Gmelich, D. Vosy- lius, J. Sutton, J. Swenson, G. Francis, C. Bowman, T. Marble, C. Horne, I. Brady, T. O'Hara, J. Dooling, G. ja- hiel Tip O'Neil C. Carter P. Ren- teria I. Quan M. Lecker: Officers: john Cuellar and Neal Silverman Liberal House Speakers- juan Gam- boa Conservative House Speaker- Paul Balson President. Moderators: Mr. Jack Gallagher and Mr. Tom Goepel. .--yqu fry p.,..V SAMURAI WARRIORS iel, T. Kelley, P. Doud, C. Holloson, G. Paton, M. Pascale, J. Estroda, T. Lumdeen, C. Rising, T. Dooling, A. Rodgers, I. Winnek D. Clark A. Walker E. Sanabria S. Kneagsey P. McNally A. Holly S. Carroll S. Balsarini J. Yunker M. Girardi M. Ratkovich W. Sumi- lang M. Lew C. johns N. Viligate J. Gme- lich E. Doheny P. Baur J. Costanzo T. Mc Ginity. fNot picturedl J. Fahmy R. Mura- kami P. McCarty P. Muldoon J. Whittet J. Vils J. Price CSF Senior members lncluded Aguilar Anderson Aragon Bachmann Baker Balaoing Balesh Balson Barcelona Birthistle Cady Campbell Casasola Castillo Cavatalo Chacon Chan Childs Collins Contreras Cuillar Celcampo Deleon Domantay Dypiangco Elder Fable Fauble Fitzpatrick Francis Garcia Garcia Gasper Gmelrch Gonzales Hastings Huntsman Jara sunas Javelera Johns Kim Kimura Koh Kuretich Kurzenknabe Labrie Lagasse Lemus Lieu Ludovisi Macalalad Maffei Mandelbaum Mansour Maynard McAn1ff McCarthy McGmn McMillan Miotto Mrrkovich Mulville Munday Mura kami Navarro Nishikubo Nowicke Ocampo OConnor Quan Regalado Robinson Rodarte Rogmson Russell Salvaty Salz Sanchez Heimer Heinen Howe Sanders Seley Sison Surrette Suzuki Thomas Tirado Tostado Townsend Tysler Vandyke Vegh Villalobos Vosylius Wood Yacoel . im , 1 t M, . . iv rw K.. SKU I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I T , . ,,,, ,,,, , , , Members were: C. Wagner, G. Garcia, B. Roginson, P. Maynard, J. Winnek, Nowicki, G. Puhek, B. Birney, R. Rea- gan, T. Crehan, G. jahiel, M. Chan, J. Sanchez, M. Dypiangco, M. Magee, J I Members were: ffrom topl R. Flynn, D. O'N- I GCD SQ AD Members were: ffirst rowj Gary Murakami Mike Javelera joey Birthistle Scott Shurnacher Tom Peck Mark Anderson 12nd rowj Michael Balaoing Joseph Carran- ceja Gerry Cacnio Richard Briones Karlly Meyer 13rd rowj Angel Val- lejo joseph Montes Mr. Gary Gat- field Sean McGinn john McMil- lan Fr.Leidicl1 John Neuoff. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Members were: Martin Jimenez, Doug Townsend, Mark Dypianco, Tim Swope Mike Baloaing Eric Cox Rob- ert Robinson Greg jahiel Paul May- nard Gilbert Loyola Steve Kuretich Gene Dennehy john Huston john Hennessey Mark Nemec Fr. Leidich Ms. Robinson Fr. Fice Ms. Rousseve Mr. Buschelman. gl xl RGSARY CLUB Members were Steve Keller Andy Fenady Grant Chaffin Kenny Gould Mr Buschel fnan lll ROOTER TCOTERS Members were: P. Miotto I. Cashman C Rosien S, Kuretich H. Bland R. Briones Peter Dernieri Paul Demieri C. Mitchell I, Brewer H. Cuesta R. Hawley G. jones Cv. Petersen, E. Richards, K. Kohler, I, Cerl rell, C. Thompson, J. Durand, S. Robin- Gff I I l son I. Montes J. Hennessy D. Harewood C, Mirkovich M, Verrerngia 1. Kennedy A. Sison R. Maynard R. Soriano j. Sack- LU3, DANCE COMMITTEE Members were: ffrom leftj Mike Garcia Alfredo Botello Sean Bolliger St Ignatius of Loyola Co lin Lynch Brendan Lynch Gregory Rice. 1 1 1 1 1 john Carlestroem Tony Lawton Members were lfrom leftj Chris Ro sien, Mike Vega, Richard Briones Bri an Arnold, Paul Maynard, Jay Broder rck Mr Mxlner Robert Robrnson X , , y -,q,'.. uc.aw,.mnn ii-Mi-iw 7,--42421815111 F i CHORUS Larry Lemos Father Whitlow Gary Murakami Pat Muldoon, Ronald Ev- ans, Leshon Frierson, Martin Mora, Chris Shields, Gerald Luke, Donald Ev- ans, Gordon Fraser, Scott Martin, Chris Gonzales, Dan Matusiewicz, Angel Vallejo, Bill Lee, Dean Felton, Max Paetzold '-'A -rin ' 'i'1L. . '9r 5, qi. i r 912 um, wig, ' l e I 1 3 4 I if , 4n..v-sm.,.i- Members were: Rendell Torres Tauras Radenis Roland Trevino Ed Niecla Jung Park Matt Ro- mano Henry Amado Richard Briones William Salvini Mark Dypiangco. 1 SYMPHGNETTE 9'Y K .nf FUSIO Members were: fl to rj Chris Rosien Stephen Campitelli, Peter Demieri, J oe Montes, Steve Robinson, j.P. Durand, Andy Sison, Dale Harewood, Joe Cash- man, Charles Mirkovich, Kevin Koh- ler, Eric Richards, John Kennedy, Mark Verrengia, Rodney Rodriguez. 51 ,..,, ,-..,-,.- , . BACKGAMMON CLUB Members were: 11st rowl Bill Lee Chris Cheleden Steve Karlin Dan Ward Bri- an Arnold Paul Maynard 12nd rowj Fr. Lindner Gerald Sarte john Hsu Mi- guel Sanchez Xaiver Salazar. CLUBS l IERRYS S21 Z!! 'll I - wwrumv' 4 uv MQWWS, w-- - ' 5f.f',QQQ'ff Melia! ff3ii47 ,- , K ' . 'flu..vA-Maas.-a4u,u1,af.'1w rM.:,M-M ma, 'fa - N' ' f ,, ,if ARCHERY CLUB Members were: llst row! jim Sanders, Fr. Lindner, Tony Lawton, Francis Lichtenberger, l2nd rowj Scott Davie, Archery Miguel. Not pictured: Rob- in Hood i BREW KNIGHTS OP PRP Members were: Kevin Krock john Vegher Scott Nackie Ryan Maynard Greg S1kmar Charles Gas er, Adam Pottmeyer, Vladimir Tolcorz- wes i, Steve Ferarro, Fr. Lindner, Paul Maynard, Michael Campbell, Greg jahiel, 12nd rowj Luis Stanford, jeffrey Li, jonathan Slavin, Willy Marrero, John Sichi, Henry Amado, Ricardo Sol- tero, Tom Ott, Mark Mosley, Steven Karlin, f3rd rowl Erik Hilsdale, Adrian Chatman, james Campbell, Michael Guina, Roland Trevino, Doug Yip, Kenneth Chilton, David Calvo, Chris Brown, Blair Gannam, jeff Wilson HACKERS GULF ASSGCIATIO Members were: flst rowjjohn Lipson Garrett Jamison Darien DeBellis 12nd rowj Steve Ferraro fPres.J Eddie Antonin Kevin Easton 13rd rowj Kevin Krock Philip Ambrose Chris Regan jonathan Slavin Peter Kipp Dan Ward Paul Maynard 14th rowj Ryan Maynard Perry Germain john Csiszar Pete Nyquist john Kennedy Steven Karlin Craig Arnott. Brian Arnold, Tom Bagwell, Greg Golden, VOG0 POETRY SGCIETY Paul Maynard Fr Lindner Steve Karlrn Henry Amado ! X S Members were: Steve Ferraro, Rob Robinson, FILM CLUB Officers were: Vincent Delorca Alfredo Bo- tello Liam Callanan Jeff Briggs Robert Mansour, Bill Murieta, Steve Ferraro. LIBRARY .xx KAR TE CLUB Members were: ffront rowj Mr. Buschelman Randy Suzuki Gilbert Loyola Mr. Cheney fback rowj John Nader Dave Melendez James Balesh. -..XX ...KX - - .xxx ...S - x .XX L ,-,li -xx . ,mxs ...xx .- ...N- - Mx, -. 4 , x'1', -N19 54 BIKE CLUB Members were Clst rowj Carlos Aragon David Koh 12nd rowj Serro Bocatto Ron Ceballos Paul De Leon Prank Rada 13rd rowl Mario Casrllas Tim Flacke Grant Chaffin Mr Gallagher 14th row, Vince Bakulrch Gordon Frasier John Cuellar qsrh rowl Kevin Newell. .N fr rx- . af! l,. 'Ki IMATHQ Members were: Jim Sanders Mike Campbell Mike Guina jerry Peterson John Sichi Alex Reyes John Park Scott Davie Alex Macala- lad Henry Tirado Mr. Martin Albert Jin. CHESS CLUB Members were: Cfront rowj Henry Tir- ado Noel Quilang Gary Murakami Larry Lernos Nick Yeung fback rowj Pat Regalado Mr. Martin Mike Balao- ing Ray Pineda Terry Slocum ose Quan jose Barcelona Taurus Rad- venis Chris Cheleden Felix Chung George Hawley. 5'4- if .w PREIWED CLUB Members were: ffront rowj Mr. Bus- chelman, Pete Nyquist, Matt Holscher, Andy Sison, Eddy Prado, Andy Sutton, Mr. Picard, 12nd rowj Angel Vallejo, Greg Olavarria, Craig Arnott, Raphael Garcia, joe Lang- ton, James Balesh, David Chacon, Chris Cheleden, Chris Nelson P.B.B.A. Members were: T. Ba- - con B. Balthazar C Belcher P. Biagas B. Brown G. Burkhardt T. Campbell M. Castillo W. Castillo M. Cave- ness K. Criner R. Cur- tis R. Dix R. Curtis B Estwick M. Estwick D Evans R. Evans D. Fel- ton G. Fraser L. Frier- son D. Fuller R. Fuller O. Gonzales I. Gooch L. Green G. Hall M Hall D. Harewood I Harris W. Hawkins J Humber D. jacob G Jones S. jones B. Ku- mamoto A. Lebeauf G. Luke A. Martin T. Martin E. McElroy T. McElroy C. Mitchell G. Moore V. Moore J. Mundy P. Orr K. Porter R. Procter E. Richards R. Robinson S. Robinson D. Rollerson E. Russell J. Scott T. Scott B. Seraile C. Shields A. Smith D. Street C. Thomas G. Tillis E. Tolliver D. Williams J. Williams S. Winston T. Woods S. Young I I I , , , , , V 1 ' i , , I I I x , , , , ,r , . , , , , . , , . Hayden, R. Higgins, A I V , , . , , , I I I I MDNCDGRAM CLUB Members were Doug Anderson Jlm Cavataio Lorcan Barnes Bob Cady Steve Cantlay Tom Gmelich Trey Hastings Tony Jamie Slocum Ken Tanigawa Matt Thiel Paul Villalobos Mike Fitzpatrick Nick Gentry John Hsu Pat Liza Mlke McCracken Tom Parr Mario Romano Louie Skertich Dan ONe1l T Joseph Stronks Eduardo Prado james Roughan Steve Balsarini Mark Tilson Howe, Derek Rurenknabe, Joe Labrie, Peter McAniff, Dan Mulville, Bob O'Connor, Tom Peck, Ruben Roclarte, Jim'Seley, rw GERMAN CLUB Members were- Aotello Bri s Foster - , gg , , Fritz, Fuller, Gayer, jahn, Kienzle, Lich- tenberger, Mamikunian, Moore, Moran Mueller, Park, Rice, Rosien, Salazar, Solis Tilson, Weber, Anderson, Boek, Brown Cagliari, Carmona, Caruso, Guttman Harmala, Lockwood, McDonald, Mundyi O'Hara, Olavarria, Panetta, Schlaerth Walter, Biles, Brancale, Condon, Eckles Firling, Guerrero, Hawey, Hilsdale, Huff: V Knoll, Polin, Reviczky, Rodriguez, Sol- 5 ' tero, Spracher, Swindler. A -ffl- L TI CLUB Members were: Yeung Chung Winter Dypianco Garcia Langton Fr. Draper Stamford Felix Punsalen SPANISH CLUB Members Were: Qfront rowj Ruben Ro- darte, Robert Chavez, Enrique Azarloza, l2nd rowj Rolando Parclillo, john Morales, Rafael Manriquez, Q3rd rowj Chris Gon- zales, David Flores, John Sellers, john Alejo, Ms. MacArthur. vyitli 70100 ff QQ ,Q 3 e- rs .1 ,-un Lf lu- Eg jrffil-f' as Lflllgldxx IIEILIIIIY I'Ill.EllIll'I'llI.0liY II IETY 'QL jd- :'f -ji' N. .g:3s'4.f uf , 4-cfff M ge W mag., Brett Arnott Paul Balson Pierre Bourgeix Michael Braun Darryl Brown Tom Brown Mario Carmona Eric Cox Troy Cox Dean DalPonte Kevin DeGeorge Eddie Essa Brian Heimer Tom Kirages Edward Lemus Tom Link Chris Lorne Scott Mackie Patrick Malloy Corey Mitchell Joseph Mundy -M, Kerry Nowicki Robert Proctor Chris Regan Darren Rollerson Mike Solis john Sutton Algis Tamosaitis Bradley Tuthill Mike Vega Darius Vosylius Andrew Nickerson Matthew Wong Officers For The Year 1984-1985 President Bradley Tuthill Secretary Matthew Wong Vice-President joseph Mundy Curator Eric Cox Treasurer Mike Solis Moderator Brother R. McDermott, SJ. i ,- Q ,xi ski 1 his A .-Nfgifal ,v x Aygig I7 ig . . ,lv-L 'J , lg, : V . ry f 5 jf! Na, K ,J ar' 4' M -cv wr be I X if ' f ,er I 'x 'Q v 1 U' +0 lg ' S 9. if '- 5 X , rx ,Sf . ' .bf Q. . t We xr ' - . S A .- f . . a P- 'fv Xxx L 1 J. 1' Q .A I' 7 fr K. L 5, gli, 5' ,p is-:V . ,-A . . ,. ,sl 1. 'M rg. ' 'F i A ,. Ty.. VN 4.1 fl, ,fr , ' V , .A il .gr 3 l ...- f r - 'L ' f . ,-5 'f:....., 1 ' X . .sa ' rj.,-2 ,ff ff 't N 'i s 3 ' 11 br' 'A ' ,Ax W ' ,L- . , , f gf ye. if , f ,M ' 31' A V, ' ,L A . 7 eg ' ' .e .. R Q Q at , ,gg ' .1 . 3 1, A. -' 12 ,,- .F 'A x 1. ,K , ' A V' , ,f 1- Y' we , I i ' 'qs A I ' ,is 3 t 3 ff. 112: -P fir, t' at NV- E , T 'S at tx , , ,I itkf 1 . Q tx , e-'ww .1 3.9, 1,3 fi WC ., 4,-'X K wt 1 Sggir ,-it V A 5, .tr A 1, ' ' 52 . :S . . i ,l '.-h. t 1 2 I 171, ,, , 3' X W The staff for both Eclipse and Windowpanes are, from left to right: Carlos Aragon, artist, Paul Balson, Editor-in-Chief, Paul Deleon, Art Editor, Strefan Fauble, Poetry Editor, Gary Murakami, Prose Editor, Michael Balaoing, Associate Editor, and Eric Gowey, Photography Editor. Missing: Mrs. Lou Ann Berardi, Moderator. Windowpanes, Loyola's literary magazine, experienced a renaissance this year as two extra mini-editions were produced, followed by a widely- acclaimed larger magazine. Since 1965 Windowpanes has existed as an open forum for students and teachers to present original poetry, prose, and picture. More importantly, though, it gives the entire Loyola community the opportunity to look outside the brick walls of our campus and experience the hope, pathos, and joy poetry can create. Such a chance to feel through words makes us essentially human, for a world where closed minds and dullness reigns, as Alexander Pope demonstrated in The Dunciazi would be truly dark: Light dies before thy uncreating word: Thy hand, great Anarch! lets the curtain fall,' and Universal Darkness buries All. l Some of Loyola's artists and consistent contributors for Windowpanes are, from left to right: Raymond Consing, Jung Park, Jim Salz, William Salvini, John Carlstroem, Ben Sullivan, Ronald Ceballos, and Gabe Garnboa. Missing: Tony Lawton, George Garcia, and F.K. the iftngaliat Volume 58 Yearbook Issue June 1985 Ten Deadlines Setg Ten Deadlines Met 1984-1985:A Year oi Controversy and Confidence The 1984-85 Loyalist will always be re- membered as a paper of superior quality that was unafraid to explore relevent, often-con- troversial issues within and outside the Loyola community. Under the leadership of Paul Balson, Editor-in-Chief, and Neal Silverman, Asso- ciate Editor, the ten-page monthly tabloid successfully departed from past techniques and norms by highlighting vastly improved Sports and Feature sections, inside graphics, and, most prominently, a new front page design. Beyond these eye-catching covers drawn by John Brosio and Doug Thomas, topics such as play precasting, campus food costs, student alcohol use and abuse, the placement of senior exams, the draft, affirm- ative action, the disciplinary board, and even the future direction of high school education were discussed and debated by the editors, numerous students, teachers, and guest writ- ers fincluding Mayor Tom Bradleyl. All in all, the three elements of stylistic page design, superb art, and pertinent, well-written articles have combined to produce the best newspaper Loyola has seen for many years. The Editors look back on the year with justifiable pride. At the same time, we apolo- gize to anyone who may have been offended by certain material within the paper. The dedicated staff for the 1984-85 school year includes, from left to right: Bob Cady, chief writerg Doug Anderson, Business Managerg Greg Francis, columnist, Neal Silverman, Associate Editorg Peter McAniff, writerg Tom Gmelich, Sports Editorg John Page, Assistant Photography Editorg Liam Callanan, Feature Editor, Bill Munday, Managing Editor, Robert Mansour, Art Editor, Brian Heimer, Copy Editor, Robert Robinson, productiong and fsittingj Paul Balson, Editor-in-Chief. Missing: Ashraf Youssef and Pat Greer, Photography Editors, and Mr. Michael Bergez, Advisor. Editorial Staffers Immortolized There were, of course, several guiding forces behind all of this, and the truly amazing thing about this year's staff is how they all got along together so well. Paul Neal did it Balson was a strong Editor-in-Chief. After writ- ing several editorials that just shook up the school - Famous Faculty Quotes or Twilight Ap- parition Appears, he decided to tone down his image and leave the controversies to the news staff. Neal You are staying here till you die Silverman certainly de- mands comment. fThen again he always did . . .J The new layout can be credited to him, along with many other things too slanderous to mention. Neal certainly brought the paper into a new perspective. Although Paul never got around to telling him that he was not Editor-in-Chief, let's all keep it a secret, and wish him a fond fare- well. Tom Get Rad, Paul Gmelich was an invaluable asset to the paper. Using all the knowledge he gained from his summer week at Stanford, Tom consistently put out- a section with a soccer article in every one. He was also regarded as the last word on what was funny enough for Feature and what was not. His major accomplishment though was holding back and not nominating himself for Loyalzlst Athlete of the Month. Liam Cashmere Callanan brought the Feature section to new heights land according to some, new lowsj. He waged a constant war with the rest of the staff, try- ing to prove that Feature was im- portant. After being accused of lack of humor in the section, he re- taliated with an onslaught of movie articles. However, his real claim to fame is that he had some- thing axed almost every issue. Bill Ron Raygun Munday was apparently an important figure on the staff. He brought a new meaning to the word pro- duction manager CManaging Editorj. He rose from the guy who puts down lines to the 'fguy who puts down lines and makes editorial decisions. He also saved the Feature section sever- al times. Without the work and time of the supporting cast the Loyalzlst could never have been published. Some of these dedicated students include Bob Roginson, Michael Balaoing, Chris Wagner, Bill Birney, Tim Byrne, John Rosio, Doug Thomas, John Carnpisi, Henry Tirado, John Swenson, John Huston, Jim Seley, Frank Contreras, Barnaby Crahan, Joe Wood, Dennis Wedding, Collin Lynch, Martin Jiminez, Mark Lecker, Kevin Dee, Andy Fenady, Chris Ariola, Sarosh Motivala, Jeff Briggs, Steve Ferraro, James Roughan, Jose Sanchez, Tom Crehan, Ruben Rodarte, Paul Salvaty, Phil Renteria, Sean McEneanex, George Garcia, Andy Nangano, Mark Anderson, and a bunch of other people who just jumped in the picture, really have nothing to do with the paper, but will put it on their transcript anyway. Ashraf Yale S 'f ' Youssef and Pat Where's my staff pic- ture Greer proved that good pic- tures can be taken and developed for the paper despite cracking contact lenses and a continuous shortage of film. Bob Cadybug Cady and Greg Crash Francis kept the issues alive with humor, controver- sy, and more controversy. They performed the unequalled feat of combining the News and Feature sections in each article written. Also worthy of mention are Robert Mansour, who distin- guished himself by drawing more Great Western and Farmer John ads than any other artist in history. John Page, author of the infamous nerd article and leader of the janitorial staff. John Brosio and Doug Thomas, who drew the covers no one dared to criticize. Steve Charbonnet, Circulation Manager, who actually sent issues out. Doug that costs 8190 Anderson who got more advertise- ments than there were pages. Obituaries Chris Whois He? Charbonnet '84 Brian I'm on the Rebound Heimer '85 4 Director CH. Dobal 'W Count Dracula ,...,.. . . ............ Tim Plymale Abraham Van Helsing . . . ,...... john Calvert Lucy Seward .......... ..... K aren McDowell jonathan Harker ..... ..., B obby Spicuzza Dr. Seward ....... ..... J orgc Martin Miss Wells, maid . . ..,.. Andrea Trower R.M. Renfield ,... ..., C hristian Lass Butterworth . , . . . .Conor O'Neill 63 THREEPENN CAST Sergio Bocatto Sean Bolliger Alfredo Botello jim Brands john Brosio John Calvert john Carlstroem Joe Cashman Paul Deleon Armand Diaz Greg Heinen joe Langton Tony Lawton Colin Lynch Alex Macalalad liad Mamikunian Robert Robinson Steve Robinson Jeff Whirtet Dan Wilson Maria DeArana Nadia De Leye Lindsey Flook Stroup Carol Freden Angela Green jennifer Hayes Laura Hudson Myra Matas Vanessa Matas Karen McDowell Thoraya Shemdin Nikki Streip Andrea Trower Christine Von Giese Christy Von Rooy Hilary Whelan ORCHESTRA Tom Durand Andy Kim Greg Maffei Bill Salvini Mike Campbell Peter Demieri J.P. Durand Richard Hawley David johns Gerard Petersen Chris Rosien Corey Mitchell Richard Soriano Rendell Torres Director Mark Milner Musical Director Michael Crego DPER V 4 'few wr . X.. A Q, ..A . q,2m,k,, :Sag ,. . , .. . T .fam K f x .gi xg G5-x wah ' QQ' - N-. 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Bob Roginson, Bob Cady Stage Crew: . . .Mac Chandler, Steve Charbonnet, Scott Davie, Bill Gines, Kevin Haight, Dan Hovorka, Roger Mackey, Mike McGovern, Peter Nyquist, Ryan O'Connor, john Riley, Tim Dooling, Brian Henderson, Eric Richards, Mike Garcia, Jorge Martin, Stan Ruiz 3 INTER HANG! Pl! ll In its thirteenth year, I.oyola's annual din- nerfauction, Interchange, continues to con- tribute to the operational and development funds of the school. This event comes togeth- er through the efforts of parents, alumni, friends, faculty and students, With this year's auction, the total proceeds will top 2.2 million dollars. Fr. Cahalan, Fr. MacDonald and Mr. Peter Dwan coordinate the event. 68 SQPHQMQRES x i 2 w 1 if 8 - X ' a if 2 r :f1fLY I . , 4 1 , . . A A H , Q. I U' 'Q I' A4 . 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P14 86 Varsity Football ttop rowj john Carlstroem, joe Fahmy, Andrew Rogers, Dan O'Neil, Pierre Bourgeix, Matt Michaels, Tom Kelley, Pat Muldoon, Robert Flynn, fsecond rowijoe Burschinger, Tom Glascott, Pat Doud, john Hughes, Todd Martin, Greg Heinen, joe Dooling, Robert Eisenhamer, Paul Collins, Joe Mirkovich, Pat McCarty, Tom Tostado, tthird rowj Pat Hughes, Matt Pascale, Tim Stoutt, Steve Caroll, Ray Murakami, Eddie McElroy, John Estrada, Gordon Fraser, Chris Smith, john Fitzpatrick, Ronald Evans, Ray Geagan, ffourth rowl Tony Lawton, Coach Gabe Soumakian, Ricardo Flores, Head Coach Steve Grady, Coach Ed Hearn, Coach jon Dawson, Travis Foss, ffifth rowj Eddie Russell, jeff Whittet, Lazarus Bota, Mark Estwick, john Yunker, Mike Lew, Chris Shields, justin Gmelich, Andrew Martin, tbottom rowj Steve Balsarini, Jim Brands, Donald Evans, Derrick Jacob, Doug Townshend, Mike Seley, Bernard Brown, Gerald Luke This year's team, considered questionable by many, proved themselves consistently. The defense was one of the best in the state and was led by Seniors john Fitzpatrick at safety and Derrick jacob and Tom Tostado at linebacker spots. The year got off to a promising start with Cub shutouts against St. Paul, Santa Ana Valley, El Camino Real, and La Habra while the ofensive assault was led by Seniors Chris Smith, Tom Glascott, and Gerald Luke behind the offensive line skills of john Carl- stroem, Ray Geagan, Tony Lawton, and joe Burschinger. In the league title game the Cubs fought hard against the Bosco Braves, but they were hampered by injuries to several starters, including Senior noseguard jim Brands, and that proved the difference in a tough loss. In first round C.I,F. action the Cubs rallied too late behind junior Dan O'Neil and fell to Marina. It was a year in which every player meant a great deal to the success of the team, and because of that I will remember this season forever. For those who follow us, I wish them the best of luck and hope the proud tradition of Loyola football will con- tinue for them. To the Seniors, I wish you good luck in all of your endeavors and thanks for four great years. Greg Heinen 1171 qgmr' - W, ' nw ,NAAK4 'N' I' Q 1' M, wpbfrfb r wwl- M ,LZ ,, .lf 'V' iz ?Y4?fwMY,, Y W, 5 ' ' W ow-4 M-fo A .o ,, .,. ., . .N ,.. i ml in-f a fav!-. '4 'x , m.'.ff,fw -W f ' 'fora 'Q Z'1. 'f' +A Q fm- fm., ,ga5:A2'vr ? sm ' im, Y, 1 , A - Ts' ' W f JVC' V , , .f ,V ff 1 ff Q-A , www I ,W A L , X , 4 A , 'Z fu M' Wall ww' ' .,f..i,x , +.a,,b gg ., ag ,, , , , V i . , , g,'e4Qw,.m,,-0 . .,. Total Points Scored Loyola Opponents 225 78 87 pu. ,RSF ui Loyola Opponent 10 ...... .... S t. Paul .,..... ........... 0 O . . . .... Santa Monica ..... . . .7 40 . . . .... Santa Ana Valley . . . . , .O 28 .... El Camino Real... ...O 17... .... La Habra ........ ...O 30 ... .... Crespi ....... . . .6 M 7... .... St.Francis... ...6 W W W 7 35 ... .... Notre Dame. .. ...O N, M- .,- 7' A A 'lf' aLkW'W':a1AQ!Wf 'W 28 ... ....Alemany. . . . . . .. ...O '2 fl 'A ' l'f Q 10 ... .... St. John Bosco. . . .. . . . .31 if , 1 ll zo... ....Marina....... ....za www ' 7 , fa? fl .. F -M- ' Q , A . aw 7 D , 'A A ,',' - 1 1 l 1 Loyola Opponent 7 . ......SantaMon1ca 21 .... .... S anta Ana Valley .... .,.6 7 .... .,... E l Camino Real . . . . . .0 35 .... ....., L a Habra .... . . .15 10 .... ...... C respi .... .... O 27 .... ..... S t. Francis ... . . . .7 27 .... .... N otre Dame . . . . . .7 27 . . . .... Alemany .... . . .13 7 .... .... S t. John Bosco ... . . . .6 Overall Record 8-O-1 gj M Sophomore Football: 11st rowl Mike Pernecky, Sean Doheny, James Roughan, lim Gmelich, Steve Lambert, Julian Recana, Felipe Gutierrez, Cwuy Bosarsky 12nd rowj Dan Howe, Chris Hope, Ryan Reid, Warren Sumilang, Matt Crehan, Milan Ratkovich, Tim McGinity, Julio Costanzo, Shaun Jones f3rd rowj Christian Chovance, Coach Andy Williams, Head Coach John Kvasnicka, Coach Jeff Kearin, Richard Alonzo, Ed Rendon, Rhett Brown 14th rowj George Paton, Anthony Holly, james Bingham, Tony Porrata, Paul Vera, Kevin DeGeorge, Marco Torres, John Winnek qsth rowj Matt Winter, Corey Mitchell, David Matter, Mike Horn, Chris Rising, Mel Valenzuela, Andrew Nickerson, Enrique Sanabria, David Winter Manager: Adam Pottemeyer 1 N-.-4,,, My .. W, -Q-Q-Q--pf Freshman Football: 11st rowl Pat Amestoy, Dan Biles, jim Kerker 12nd rowj Pat Malloy, Mike jennett, Darryl Street, Sander Alverez, Peter Lel3eure, Ricardo Curtis, Darin Garcia f3rd rowj Mike Shaw, jim Nalick, Michael Morales, Blair Sjoberg, jason Elen, john Hecht, Scott Bender, Dennis Canning f4th rowj Richard Vanis, Henry Stueck, Billy Omeara, Joe Sinha, Ezequiel Gonzalez, Mark Walters, Brian Hoegee, Sean Fitzpatrick qsrh rowj Sean Chatman, Chris johns, Alejandro Uribe, George Rasic, Matt O'Donnell, Tony Alvarado, Andres Kennedy, Peter Kipp 16th rowj Scott Duffy, Robert Alonzo, Tom Martin, AJ. Rasic, Brian Battles, Sean Winston, Matt Artukovich 17th rowj Bob Spracher, Mike Fourticq, Anthony Valeri, Paul jordan, Abel Tomatis, john Montoya, Tim Condon, Martin Groff. Missing: Coach Frank Kozakowski, Coach john Casey. Loyola 8 ...... . . . Westlake P 28 ...., . . . Santa Ana Valley 26 ..... . . . Gahr 7 ..... . . . La Habra 13 .,... . . , Crespi DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPS 14 ----e we Sf- 28 ..... . . . Notre Dame 7 ..... . . . Alemany 21 ..... . . . St. john Bosco Record 6-3-O Opponent . ......... 30 ..,... ...0 ....21 ....13 ....14 U5 P14 L U H4 U Varsity Cross Country fFirst rowj Mr. jack Gallagher fCoachJ, August Dougherty, Skardon Baker Todd Robinson Mark Nemec, Kevin Dee CSecond rowj Wayne Nitti, jack Henry, Gary Puhek, Chris Nelson, Mike McCracken Mitch Sloan, Mr. Ed Castellanos fCoachJ. Missing: Chris Moffat. Incredible is the only word apt to describe the 1984 Loyola Cubs Cross Country Team. Led by co-captains Sen- ior Cwary Puhek and junior Mike McCracken, Loyola be- came the first team in the Del Rey League since 1942 to sweep all divisions as the Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Frosh-Soph' all finished with perfect 6-O records. Nowhere was this dominance more evident than at League Finals when McCracken and fellow junior Mitch Sloan finished second and third, sophomore Mark Nemec seventh, and Gary Puhek tenth. In the Frosh-Soph division, the Cubs accomplished an unprecedented sweep of places 1-5. Re- spectively, these Cub runners were Freshmen Skardon Ba- ker, and Sophomores Todd Robinson, Taigi Cratton, john Hennessey, and Charles Carter. The junior Varsity was led by August Dougherty and Chris Moffat, who finished 1-2 at League Finals. Also placing highly were Ed Chambers, Terrence Slocum, and Jon Grubbs. At C.I.F. Finals, Loyola captured its first 2-A crown in the sport of Cross Country. The team was a cohesive unit as McCracken, Puhek, Sloan, jack Henry, Nemec, Dougherty, Baker, Robinson, Wayne Nitti, and Kevin Dee defeated a strong Brawley team. Coaches jack Gallagher and Ed Castellanos have nothing but optimism for the future as the lone loss of Puhek will be offset by the return of Junior phenom Chris Nelson who was key to early league wins, but sat out most of 1984 with an injury. Marc Nemec I Lg ,pw 64. MN, 3 ' X041 ,, .. ' - .'?ff'i'i Qqglqf X Lg was .Ng f iw ff , 'f'T - Xml? ' Y f tyyy ' V 5' If H 'W i4 , ,V junior Varsity and FroshfSoph Cross Country fPront Rowj Angus McDonald, Char- lie Carter, Armand Diaz, john Hennessey, Alex jeffrey, Rodolfo Cratton, CSecond Rowj Tom Foster, Larry Lemos, joe Crowley, Dave Cullen, Robert Cuilty, fThird Rowj, Brandt Manchee, Terrance Slocum, Sean Kelly. junior Varsity Missing: john Cuellar, Eddie Chambers, Bryan Vert, jon Grubs, Frosh-Soph Missing: Richard Anderson, Pat O'Brien. E 5 ,tty 0 -4 'H ' e :CX K, RECORD Varsity ...............l. junior Varsity Frosh!Soph . . . P-4 IP Varsity Water Polo lBack Rowj Ed Detels, Nick Wooler, Eddy Prado, Rob Graner, Matt Tysler, Andy Sutton, Claude Yacoel, Coach Ed Profumo, QFront Rowj, Chris Regan, Mike Braun, Matt Holscher, Mark Childs, Tim O'Donnell, Joe Rasic. I A number of events occurred which combined to make the 1984 Varsity Water Polo season the best ever. For the first time, the polo team took the league crown, and for only the second time they reached the second round of the C.l.F. playoffs. Under the direction of first year coach Ed Profumo, Servite, the first league opponent, seemed but a pebble in the path of the Cub Steam Roller. The Cubs crushed the Friars for the first time in several years Qsee the picture with the scoreboard in the backgroundj. St. john Bosco proved to be quite a different story. The Cubs led until there were 30 seconds left. They then let down and in the second overtime period lost by three. The following week, the varsity squad would not let up against the ever-powerful Crespi Critters and defeated them for the league title. Entering the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year, the Cubs lost to El Dorado, the top-ranked team in C.l.F., in the second round although they did outscore El Dorado 5-4 in the second half. The entire starting team recieved league honors. Seniors Rob Graner, joe Labrie, and Mark Childs were all First Team selections. Graner was also team captain and league co-M.V.P. They received fantastic support from Second Team selections Matt Tysler and Andy Sutton while Junior Matt Holscher garnered an Honorable Mention. Senior Claude Yacoel and Junior Eddy Prado provided great help off of the bench. Finally, the acclaimed Pudgy goalies must receive credit for their inspired play and comparative appetites: First Team selection junior Tim O'Donnell and his Senior cohort Wally Conn. J . oe Labrie W2 1 IU ICR VARSITY Q 1, M ,A 1, , 91 1 .1 t few, ,-'wr League Record 2-3 Overall Record 9-10 9' 53? junior Varsity: Qto rowj Kurt Mueller, Dave Najar, Dave O'Keefe, Chris Linli, fsecond rowj Derek Hu, Bobby Childs, fthird rowj Duncan Mcintosh, Randy Kearns, joe Byrnes, Qbot- tomj Mark Rasic Qnot pictured: Speedy Frye, Chapin Hunt, joe Swindler, Paul Barretta, Tom Linkj .H ,, , ,,,, , , Q. N. Varsity Soccer fBack Rowl Lorcan Barnes, Quinn O'Donnell, Martin Castillo, Blaise Diroll, Mike Campbell, Matt Thiel, Dennis Wedding, Derek Kurzenknabe, Chris Gonzales, David johns, Coach Burton Young, iFront Rowj Hector Villagra, Jim Orland, Tom Gmelich, james Roughan, joe Stronks, Judd Bogust, Greg Moore, Darren Kleiman, Trey Hastings, Martin Mora. ' ? 5' i ' , -bzff The journey began in April of 1984 with P.E. II every morning at 6:30 A.M. When school finished the journey continued into the summer months. Practice was held 3 times a week all summer except during the Olympics. When Fall came around, the Loyola Cubs became the Los Angeles Cubs and played in the finest club circuit in the state. Following a fourth place finish, the Cubs ventured into the pre-season. A third place finish in the Santa Monica Tourna- ment became the major highlight prior to Del Rey action. As the new year began, so did the Del Rey League and an ensuing roller-coaster ride in the standings for the Cubs. Finishing 6-4-2, Loyola placed third, and for the first time since 1982 found themselves in the C.I.F. playoffs. Two days after the Cubs destroyed Hart High School in the wild card playoff, the season was terminated by Sierra League Champion Rowland High School. Thus, the jour- ney ended 11 months after it had begun. The Cubs had a well diversified attack which has always been a trademark of this team. Blaise Diroll and Dennis Wedding combined for 15 goals and 15 assists to lead the team in offense while Martin Castillo and Second Team All League selection Matt Thiel controlled the center of the field. Second Team All League selection jim Orland and First Team All Leaguers Derek Kurzenknabe, Mike Campbell, and Judd Bogust anchored the strong defense. To the Seniors, Thanks, it's been real! A 4 s Matt Thiel 718 P-4 C 'N r', .2k .Q li A fx . 'H .., ,2,-.irfn i'x 'f?v-'fi' 24' 'g Z'95' 151, ,,p.4,,0,A4 bl pf' I SJ W . 'I . . fi. ff- 1 - ,, K I A iii .KX aw. . Loyola Opponent 4 ' 2. ...St.Franc1s 1... ...NotreDame . ....O 1... ...Crespi',-. ....1 0 .... ...Bosco Tech . ....1 1... ...St.johnBosco... ....2 3... ...Ale-many . ....2 3 .... ...St.Prar1cis' ....2. 1... ...NotreDame . ....3 1... ...Crespi ....1 3... ...BoscoTech ....2 2 .... ...Alemany . ....O 1... ...St.IohnBosco... ....2 UNIGR VARSITY DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPS junior Varsity Soccer QFront Rowj Greg Sakmar, Mike Maloney, Martin Groff, Gus Noriega, Pat Amestoy. QMiddle Rowj Mike Crean, Colin Thompson, Joe Rose, Erich Cardinas, Leigh Utterback, Bill Weber. fBack Rowl Steve Drellishak, Kevin Kurzenk- nabe, john Kepp, Brendan Lynch, Peter Mueller, Wayne Castillo, Fr. Francis Conn. SJ. Missing: Coach Orlando Negrete, Matt Brancale, Bill Hayden, Greg Tailin H . ik af 'WVLAWL l.i 4 8 Ay i y Over1aQl3Rg:cord A ' , ,,, ny V f ' ' .. - 'W VV, g',n,H,,..v V 1 ,Y K . , In 2' 1-'a.,e2,1 4 , , G , L R d U, , . K-4 I f'-fwwiuki Q, v w V I , , Caglle CCOI' me In Q' g ,Q 'K Q .wkr ' , LA 7-1-4 fm' '- ,, - . ,1 , A SW ' - I, 6..t3viT'Qf'..k,Vv:.13xM5IEi.7M W . , , Y . ,nazi E 4 in K .jx I Y, 'saga-Q 'xkv,,j.z N W fy! M 1 L, if ffm Varsity Basketball lFront rowl Eric Tolliver john Sullivan, Mark Caveness, Joel Almeida, fback rowj Don Smith, Tom MacDonald Cwary Gershon Mike Boken Mark Tilson, Owen Gonzales, Tony Howe, Dan Mulville, Coach Bill The '84-'85 basketball season was marked by thrilling victories and hard fought losses. After two months of daily running, lifting and swimming, the Cubs began an extremely tough pre- season, preparing the inexperienced squad for the always close Del Rey League. In the first home game, the Cubs hosted Crespi, ranked ninth in the C.I.F. In one of the most memorable contests in Loyola history, a fired-up Cub five shocked Crespi with a two point victory in overtime. This proved to be the only blemish on the Celts' slate this year. Later in the season, a jam packed Leavey Gymnasium saw the mighty Cub cagers overpower the Colden Knights of St. Francis with a little help from Dancing Barry. A heartbreaking loss to Alemany shattered Cub hopes for post- season play, but the team responded with a fantastic effort in the final game at St. john Bosco. Thanks to incredible backing from the cheerleaders, faculty, boosters and students, the basketball program took big strides in gaining respect and support. Each member of the team would like to thank the student body for their growing enthusiasm. The team is especially grateful to managers Frank Hafner and Vincent Moore. Dan Mulville 7332 Loyola opponent 43 .... ..... S t. Francis . . . ...... . .46 57 ..., .... N otre Dame . . . .... . .53 45 .... ...... C respi ..... . . .43 44 .... . . .Bosco Tech . . . . .50 55 .... ..... A lemany . . . . . .83 37 .... . . .St. John Bosco . . . . .61 59 .... .... S t. Francis . . . . . .54 51 .... .... N otre Dame . . . . . .41 43 .... ...... C respi ..... . . .78 69 .... . . .Bosco Tech . . . . .77 43 .... ...... A lemany . . . . . .66 53 .... . . .St. John Bosco . . . . .67 P-4 101 Mkfgx I O --sq fs ,AQ 'af f N ,.,wf ' s,...o- a x V ww .1 'S . ..N,,,.f..,vw1 Wi.i 3 , .mx-1:14195 JU IDR VARSITY is545. . XE. 2 fl!! - ai! Yi Overall Record League Record 11-11 8-4 miie? 5 M... mx murmur 1 m ,lr 'Www- Iunior Varsity Basketball ll3ront Rowj Andrew Lynch, Andrew Banales, Tony Bacon, Richard Tamor, Matthew McDonald, james Murphy. fBack Rowj John Ferrante fman- agerl, Bayardo Abaunza, Santaigo Vance, Oldapo Adenika, Steve Keller, jeff Sofro, Patrick Orr, Coach Arnold. Missing: Damon Fisher, Steve Pinza, Marc Houlihan fman- agerj, Ed Samaniego, SJ. fcoachj 3' GZX 4 f ffvf i , wil VA vc,- V 5 x. , f J- 3 1 211 Q41 Q :go 'A If G -2 gg. L .301 5, 7, , di 2 .bf FRESHMAN l WM-1 ,WW u S QW! ff? G Q I, -' in A 15 ' E47 in Lf as az A f - x M iii' ' Wx , .313 iw 'a N Freshman Basketball CFront rowj Sean Fitzpatrick, Richard Poria, David Estwick, Ains- worth Leslie, Gavin O'Connor, Angus McDonald Cback rowj Coach Torn Portman, jason Arnold, jim Plouffe, Chris Bojorquez, Tom Davis, Chris Speck, George Jones, Chris Almeida Overall Record League Record 11-10 9-3 . .. , 'f Varsity Baseball, tBack Rowj Head Coach Scott Harrington, SJ. Mike Van Dyke, Todd Miccio, Rob Hensley, John Fitzpatrick, Dave Plotnik, John Hefner, Ruben Rodarte, fFront Rowj Robert Chavez, Louie Skertich, Matt Reyes, Tom Fitzpatrick, Tim O'Donnell, Kevin Mullen, Tim Byrne. Missing: Tom Peck, Dan Matusiewicz, Coach Chris Smart, SJ., Coach Kelly Nicholson. The 1985 Varsity Baseball team is coming back strong this year, and should prove to be the team to beat for the Del Rey League crown. After a disappoint- ing season last year, the Cubs have eight returning lettermen and some promising upcoming players from last year's J.V. squad to combine for one of the stron- gest Varsity teams in several years. Strong pitching backed by a solid defense will prove to be a stopper to the opposition this season. Returning lettermen Tom Peck and Louie Skertich, along with newcomers Mike Van Dyke and Tim O'Donnell promise to make a powerful rotation to stop the bats of defending champ and arch-rival Notre Dame, as well as the rest of the league. Backed by a sure-handed defense, headed by centerfield john Fitzpatrick, outfielder Dave Plotnik, 2nd baseman Tom Fitzpatrick, 1st baseman john Hefner, 3rd baseman Ruben Rodarte, catcher Dan Ma- tusiewicz, and upcoming shortstop Rob Hensley, com- bined with a smart hitting offense the '85 Cubs will definitely be a team to contend with. With new uni- forms, and this being Coach Scott Harrington's swan song year, the Cubs certainly have an incentive to do well. Add to that the strong defense, and a well-round- ed offense, and the Loyola Varsity Cubs should bring home the Del Rey League crown, and possibly more. Tom Peck 17910 P14 J 1 IU IOR VARSITY junior Varsity Baseball QBaclc rowl Manager Brian Perone, David Flores, Art Saldivar, Mike Cilhooy, Chris Petrovich, Tim I-leinen, Dan Meade, Tom Martin, Sean Fitzpatrick, Tim Sullivan, Coach Goeff joy, ffront rowj Shaun jones, Scott Duffy, Rich Egan, Oscar Canto, joe Rodarte, Ryan Reid, Chris O'Donnell not pictured: john Winnek, Coach Pual Molinelli 110 T Varsity golf: ffront rowj Coach Bill Sanchez, Rex Murphy, Pat Lizza, jon Wiser, jeff Whittet, QBacl4 Rowj Brian Arnold, Steve Cantlay, Bob O'Connor, Ken Tanigawa, Robert Develle, Scott Welch 2 if gf, ' 1-SWF! -is-L The 1985 Cub golf team has a number of returning lettermen from the 1984 Loyola powerhouse. Last year, the Cub golfers came in third place in the C.l.F. Cham- pionship just after having the Del Rey League title stolen from them for the first time in 5 years. This year the team is load- ed with talent from the experienced sen- iors down through the blossoming under- classmen. Under the guidance of Coach Bill Sanchez, the team is determined to win it all. Seniors Ken Tanigawa, Bob O'Connor, and Steve Cantlay, who have amassed 11 years of varsity experience be- tween themselves, will lead the talented Cubs. juniors comprise the bulk of the team and include Rex Murphy, Robert Develle, Pat Lizza, jeff Whittet, and Brian Arnold. The two newcomers to this year's team are sophomore jon Wiser and Fresh- man Scott Welch. The depth of this squad ensures Loyola of more great teams in the future. This year, however, the unsung Cub golf team is expected to capture the Del Rey title and be big contenders for the C.I.F. Championship. Under the leader- ship of Coach Sanchez, the patriarch of the Loyola faculty, the 1985 Cub golfers will surely uphold the Loyola tradition of the great golf teams of the past. P'-4 P14 ar V , 4 I , yy - f-...4kt,,g fx- 'M ,f u E Varsity Swimming, fBack Rowj Nick Wooler, Andy Sutton, Matt Tysler, Edward Detels, Rob Graner, joe Burschinger. QSecond Rowl jim Horrigan, Duncan Macintosh, Richard Loomis, Henry Buckingham, Tores Radvenus, David O'Keefe, Jim Cavataio, Mike Fitzpatrick. QFront Rowj John Hsu, Matt Holscher. Loyola returns an experienced team in 1985, but it is one without the depth which character- ized last year's team who were C.I.F. 3A champs. This year the AquaCubs will be lead by All- American Seniors Rob Graner and Jim Cavataio. Mark Childs and junior Mike Fitzpatrick are expected to help considerably. Other dominant juniors this year will be Nick Wooler, Ed Prado, and John Hsu. No one is predicting another C.I.F. championship this year, but the indica- tions are promising as Rob Graner set a new school record in the 100 yard freestyle in the first meet, a sound thrashing of Millikan High School. This year the Cubs should be exciting in the quest for a second consecutive C.I.F. title. fl' Os...-L Q . A-. . ' .. --4 Mah. Y -5 C is Y' JK Us 3'6- eil'- Frosh - Soph Swimming: Members were: Paul Bull, Pete Small, joe Byrne, Howard Bland, Greg MacLellan, Tom Link, Kevin Easton, Eric l-lalm, Randy Karns, Chris Link, David Halm, jeff Hilgar, David Najar, Duncan Mclntosh, Doug Curena, Marc Rasic, Leigh Vitterback, Kurt Mueller, Mike Metzger, Coach John Harris +4 fi -fx' P , ' .iw-'Fg5f'2ff'f:,-2 ,g , :uf-:s V4 ,, ff- Q 3 V .. -rf amiwf- L, 'ny' , I f M . - Q ' ' W , W' yi 2 r , w ' i ' ,,' k ,Q-g rxrlxv A: wrvyxzz ,Y ,Xa g ' V , 7:22 1 N -f Q wk, ',,QQ'4if,, lw,M? , in.. A v cr ,f .n -,W ,, fy , 5 , . ,g 398. ., ' 4.7, any - Nw L 1 snkq V . 4 5 1, xy ' ,5 in A . 5 ,Qi as -W: We 3 D UV' M ni up J-3 in ,M P14 . . Varsity Track and Field: B, Eswick, Cullen, J. Alejo, E. Cruz, R. Cuilty, C. Tilson, j. Seley, P. Doud, S. Robinson, R Orr, C. Yusi, M. Romano, M. Seley, G. Cuellar, J. Grubbs, T. Slocum, K. Dee, J. Kneafsey, J. Blumenthal, I. Fahmy, A. Rogers, The defending C.I.P. Cubs promise to match their ed duel meet record of the past two years. The sprinters are led by 100 me- ter champions Steve Robinson and Mark Estwick. Brian Estwick, a mem- ber of the Cubs 1984 state finalist relay team will lead the middle distance run- ning. The hurdle squad, with such standouts as Eddie McElroy and Pat Orr, promises to perform well. The field events have a powerful squad led by Mark Tilson, Gary Gershon, Den- nis Wedding, Jim Blumenthal and Andy Byrne. As always, the long dis- tance runners, led by Chris Nelson and Cary Puhek, will guarantee Loyola many victories. Clearly, the 1985 Cubs have shown the potential to repeat as C.l.l3. Champions. Dennis Wedding W. Nitti, M. Ramano, I. Brink, C. Nelson, T. Foster, G. Sarte, B. Vert, D. reh D. Mulville, M. Carbonell, J. Mundy, D. Wedding, G. Gershon, J. Riley, M. M. Castillo, W. Castillo, B. Brown, J. Campisi, J. Scott, E, McElroy, P. C an, E. Russell, T. Felix, G. Puhek, T. Robinson, C. Moffat, I D. Ge . . . ' ' ntry, E Doheny, A Bryne, J Birthistle, S D. Leventhal, R. Higgins, L. Gratton. w ..- IIO . ,X fre A -Y' Z, , 5: ,W- 'lr' :BF we 2 . -.U gh fM7!1wm,a 2 , , Q , L ww n.,,,,w 437,513 3' inf! W J I , ' 'W A X K -w M -,,:. fm W M ..,. . W W- . v ,, , in Nigga-ff., - ,Ci !,.,.-.,f-,-1: an., W La, W ,, . 3 .. A ' ' Q I I va- . .- ' we fe' ff If .3 J ' if .- Frosh!Soph Track and Field: J. Shik, P. Eckles, G. Payton, D. Estwick, E. Garcia, P. Sellers, R. Proctor, J. Rodriguez, G. Fernandez, D. Williams, A. Bonfiglio, C. Rising, J. Sinka, P. Vira, G. Golden, A. Jeffery, C. Carter, C. l-liger, R. Anderson, 5. Baker, P. Gould, S. Murray, J. Plouffe, L. Gratton, M. Nemec, C. Belcher, L. Bautista, M. Casillas, P. Tena, A. Diaz, R. Oiozco, R. Alonzo, P. Pappas, S. DallaBetto, K. Francisco, C. VonTudor, R. Alfonzo, J. Pinto, S. Rawles, R. Rog- land, M. Yzurdiaga, B. Arnott, J. Munday, D. Biles, S. Drillishak, T. McCinity, R. Vanis, J. Nalick, J. Wils, D. Liechty, T. Woods, A. Rasic, J. Prid, R. Curtis, K. Krock, F. Froin, J. Nally, A. Walker, J. Sellers. 117 P14 P'-4 .-...wi Varsity Tennis: fKneelingj john Freeman, Peter McAniff, Frank Yu, Luis Moreno, KStandingJ Coach Antonio Morillo, Eric Rottman, Doug Anderson, Peter Lagasse, jamie Slocum. i 1 -...gtg v v'-ry ' i 4 ,.,.,..4. wi. . x 749' , rw' F, , tex?-Sifviiij tb s 'v -H-rd-aw.g...g .t,, . 1 Mi... , MA J .ggi f.- 3. 5 x.. M3p,f.f5a.v I 3i??tt Y XX... Mtv! 1 In the last three years, the Cub tennis team has captured 2 CLF. crowns and reached the semi-final round. 4-year lettermen Peter Lagasse and jamie Slocum will be two of the mainstays on this year's team. They will be joined by Seniors Doug Ander- son and john Freeman, both returning for their third year on varsity. Also returning from last year's championship squad are Senior Peter McAn- iff, junior Eric Rottman, and Sophomore Frank Yu. The lone newcomer to this year's team is Sopho- more Luis Moreno. The aim of this year's team is to again capture the Del Rey League title and win C.I.F. The smooth blend of youth and experience of this squad could prove to be the right combination to attain both of these goals. -Peter McAniff I 1 P14 P-4 Diving: lI.eft to Rightl Peter Kipp, Frank Fuchs, Chris Cheleden, Tim Dooling, joseph Wood, Scott Davie, Michael Mulvihill, Keith Sevigny, Steve DeBever, Coach Horne I 1.. 3 ' K J. 1 Qwfggf' ' W f 5 ,6- V4 A , V ii,, .4 A p Liv, WJ- M-. . . '5'f?m 49 A un I - - I A . ,,, . ' .., , Q i fu -. M f , , '11, f'1,. 'A 'ff 5 ' ' ' , X' ' '.,, Fw: 5 , ,f M' wwf' ., MAI wi! .., 1 M 9'-47f:Q 25 fe Q -W 1' - 5, , - as ' .r ., ,I I , Vaapfm ,,,4,,,L,,ff,.a M3 ,Ml K , , Mui .av N .MW , N aff ,,,. ,, , 4, A , if 7' A, ,V , . w ,H - N jj'-i,u f ', 'Ma-.XL - r ,,, ,,,, .,.,. A ff, ,M ,, 1, ,...t., k , ff 7' f -21,..s5':? M ,,, ... 'ay f.- H.,-L ,, ' Although the diving team practices are limited to lunchtime and Friday afternoons, the team has endured. With three of four C.l.l3. qualifying divers returning - Joseph Wood, Steve DeBever and Sean Tynan-Con- nolly - the divers have a good chance of capturing this year's Del Rey League title. 1W joseph Wood ? ....--.- Varsity Volleyball tBack Rowl Mike javalera, John McMillan, john Shanahan, Greg Maffei, Mike Griswold, Mac Chandler, Tom Parr, Richard Hiney, Romas Jarasunasg fI3ront Rowj Coach Roger Yano, Parker Blackman, Terry l-lolberton, Mike Huntsman, Wayne Ariola, Rick McLaughlin, Chris Smith. The 1985 Varsity team has their sights set on a highly successful season. After a disappointing playoff loss last year in the quarterfinals, Coach Roger Yano hopes the Cubs will return to the 41 spot in C.l.F. The setting chores will likely be given to senior Mike Javelera. Ju- niors Parker Blackman and Rick McLaughlin will fight for the other setting spot. The Middle-blockers will be led by Rich Hiney and john McMillan, who returns from a year long shoulder injury. Senior Mac Chandler will fight for court time at the position. The outside hitters will be led by all-leaguers Michael Huntsman and Tom Parr. Defensive specialists will be Romas jarasunas and Terry Holberton, who should see action in the front row. Up from last years undefeated Iunior Varsity team are sen- iors Greg Maffei and Wayne Ariola along with juniors John Shanahan and Mike Griswold. Senior Chris Smith is a definite influence of the team because of his high intensity and all-out play. The Cubs may not have the size and strength which last year's team did, but they make up for it with supreme fundamentals and remarkable speed and quickness. The high-flying Cubs will be satisfied with nothing less than a very successful season. Mike Javalera 432 P-4 fi' ix IU ICR VARSITY my junior Varsity Volleyball: fBack rowl Coach Henry Bryan, Ted Slattery, Scott McMillan, josh Loef, Dylan Clark, Cameron Losey, John Anselmo, Tod Murray, Chris Wrede, Qfront rowj Duncan Blackman, Chris Regan, Mark Walmer, Kevin Martin, Gabe Huntsman, Philip Logsdon, Mike Boken . wx X ff. Nawx 1, 'ingf' . fa X 121 I TRAMURALS .whiiw 4 , mu. ,' l y 1 1 1, .fi y , i'.a. 'Shar 4-. umm 2 ' , ,f 4 This year's intramural program was very impressive. Made up of a number of sports, the program gave every- one a chance to participate. Sports included were inner tube water polo, two man volleyball, basketball, and foot- ball. This year's intramurals were organized by coordina- tor, john Fitzpatrick and faculty moderator Dave Arnold. Q, X X V fs Q' X A QNX' ' QQWQS N 'f Q Q 1 fc- , X. x XR x S S K ix UNIORS if ve f X A4 6 K . I n ,Q x. -. v 94? N , 0' Q . Arg xx n Johnnie Alejo Antonio Alfonso Joel Almeida Henry Amado Christopher Ariola Brian Arnold Craig Arnott Enrique Azarloza Thomas Bagwell Phillip Baker Steven Balsarini Paul Baur Edward Beeloo Louis Beery r William Birney Parker Blackman Judd Bogust Matthew Bogust jose Cacnio Sean Callahan Liam Callanan Robert Calvert Michael Boken Anthony Bonfiglio Alfredo Botello Pierre Bourgeix Michael Braun jeffrey Briggs Joseph Brink Richard Briones joy Broderick John Brosio Bernard Brown Darryl Brown Aberel Buenavista Donald Byrne .xx :--x Tyrone Campbell john Campisi Joseph Carranceja Stephen Carroll Kevin Cashen Wayne Castillo Mark Caveness Stephen Charbonnet Robert Chavez Christopher Cheleclen James Comer Peter Corbell Joseph Cotti Thomas Crehan joseph Crowley John Csiszar Robert Cuilty Gregory Daniels Kevin Dee Vincent Delorca Paul Demieri Edward Detels Robert Develle Richard Diroll joseph Dooling james Doud August Dougherty Jean-Pierre Durand Chris Eichler Eugene Elliott john Estrada Paul Estuar Mark Estwick Joseph Fahmy Teodoro Felix Gil Fernandez Stephen Ferraro Michael Fitzpatrick Michael Fletcher David Flores Robert Flynn Travis Foss Thomas Foster Steve Fritz Daniel Fuller Ruben Garcia Bryan Gayer Nicholas Gentry Perry Germain Matthew Girardi . sl sl I, Justin Gmelich Gregory Golden Steven Gonzalez Luca Gratton Y! Frank Hafner William Halfon George Hawley Jack Henry Robert Hensley Ronald Higgins Cary Holleran Matthew Holscher james Horrigan Daniel Hovorka John Hsu Patrick Hughes Anthony Humber Nathan Hunter Neil Greaney Michael Griswold Jon Grubs David Cullen Hayden jack Mark jackson Dietrich Jahn Steven Jones Thaddeus Juarez Dana Kageyama Steven Karlin Thomas Kelley John Kennedy Michael Kim Darren Kleiman Sean Kneafsey Kevin Kohler Edmund Kozin Bryan Kumamoto Austin Kurtz Adam Langsbard joseph Langton Anthony Lebeauf William Lee Lawrence Lemos Daniel Lenihan David Leventhal Michael Lew J oe Leyva John Lipson Patrick Lizza Thomas Lombardi Robert Losey Colin Lynch Michael Magee John Malburg l ' af.. X vi w Iiad Mamikunian Rafael Manriquez Robert Mansour Timothy Marble ,av f--., Richard McLaughlin Peter McNally Timothy Meade Joseph Miccio X M -. x. . 5,- Nm ' Robert Mariani David Marks Todd Martin Todd Martin Robert Martinez Patrick McCarty Michael McCracken Thomas McDonald Edward McElroy Sean McEneaney Michael McGovern I Charles Mirkovich Joseph Montemarano Joseph Montes Graylan Moore Gregory Moore Vincent Moore John Morales Christopher Moran Eric Moreau Frank Morrow Sarosh Motivala in -2 K K William Muldoon Kevin Mullen Robert Munakash Ray Murakami Richard Murphy Todd Murray William Murrieta James Neely Christian Nelson Wayne Nitti Peter Nyquist Ramon Ocampo Quinn O'Donnell Timothy O'Donnell Yuji Ogasa Gregory Olavarria Daniel O'Neil Maximilian Paetzold John Page Rolando Pardillo Jung Park Thomas Parr Thomas Roginson Mario Romano Matthew Romano Chris Rosien Matthew Pascale Steven Payne Raymond Pineda Timothy Plymale Eduardo Prado Chancy Pratt Eric Punsalan Tauras Radvenis Joseph Rasic Christopher Regan Matthew Reyes Gregory Rice Todd Robbins Andrew Rogers Eric Rottman Michael Rowland Raul Rufino Stanley Ruiz Xavier Salazar William Salvini Miguel Sanchez Gerald Sarte Tracy Scott Michael Seley John Sellers Blaise Seraile john Shanahan Matthew Short ,gi-iwilii :X f A If if, 'Lv Steven Sirianni Louis Skertich John Sloan Don Smith Michael Solis Alan Sozio Robert Spicuzza Timothy Stoutt Timothy Stronks Victor Sulit Reuel Sutton Timothy Sweeney John Swenson Timothy Swope Matthew Telleria ' Brennan Thompson Colin Thompson Mark Tilson Eric Tolliver Stephen Towle jeffrey Underwood Angel Vallejo Mark Verrengia Paul Vert Hector Villagra Timothy Von Der Ahe Merrick Walter Daniel Ward Christopher Wayne Christopher Weber Christopher Wellman jeffrey Whittet Daniel Wilson Michael Wilson Mathew Wong Patrick Wood Nicholas Wooler Thomas Workman Patrick Young John Yunker Christopher Yusi Raul Zuniga L i A 1 ,ITS . ff u gb. ,x E A iw . 523555. f , Q i E 1 . ,., agp . 'L-Eff' 4, . 12.121, y vfiW1,f,-,ev 41 ,,. ' 0 4 J 2P1f 4 4 A 1 s- : A X iwixf mf M fig 1 'Qi Y Q ky Q 1 iw Q ' , E i s ik- W Q' X , K YW' 'X , . . kj lkaw . Lys f', W S iff g V ,pw wg X I .M ., A 'ig Y, g' .'- Q , . rx v ' ,Q is f M X . N '. Wx S ja! E fywkh, 4 ft we ' Q x x x :SN 5 Q f QQ W K Nw 2 4 a L .Rh N Q. -.N Xu , ,A ,,,N x.g ' f,txsXt Q f K- X fig -,. x A .VA R 2 I fm . .., A 4 Q . x 3 N , 3, SK' 5 Q 5, A Q 'V A, '. , . . 4 A, A ' f ' 4 'K R sh? . . , 5' Q W X mx Q., ' + , f M is x A 4 X P if iw M JM .. 1 L 1 x.. KK n ' .r... s LITURGY 6 l -s...qg2 One of the most important aspects of Loyola pride is its strong base in spirituality. This year the campus ministry manifested its pride in many fine masses and services throughout the year. Deserving special mention are the traditionally great Mass of the Holy Spirit, the mass celebrating Father j. Richard Draper's 25 years of priesthood, and the mass for Mr. Bill Sanchez and his 25 years of service to the Loyola community. Also an integral part of the campus ministry is the weekly penance service organized by Father Ray Al- lender. God Squad, the group that helps organize the masses, must also be appreciated and thanked. R2 :I ' -'tg Y!! ' CAM Members were: fBacl4 Rowj Larry Lemos, Cary Murakami, Denney Domantay, Patrick Rega- lado, Steve Klima, Ruben Rodarte fMiddle Rowj, Noel Quilang, Angel Vallejo, jose Sanchez, Chris Gonzalez CFront Rowj Rolando Pena, Mi- chael Balaoing, Rudy Navarro, Frank Contrc-res, Robert Del Campo, Mr. Authcr, SJ. Missing: Mr. Harrington, 5.1. 143 RETREATS Campus Ministry and Fr. Allender provide juniors and seniors with an opportunity to experience three clay retreats during the year. By getting away from it all, students can get in touch with themselves and relax in a spiritual atmosphere. awww time ,AA 1,4 .A fee Z ,Q Nxy. .H L.: X .Rx 5 X wir 5 -.ghxxg :J Rf? X FICESQUAD Members were: Matt Thiel Pr. Pice Doug Anderson Joe Wood Bob Roginson Bar- naby Crahan Peter McAniff Paul Salvaty Greg Francis. Harrington Portman Members were 11st Rowl Mitchell Del Campo Michael Balaoing Pat Regalado Rudy Navarro Steve Klima 12nd Rowl Mr Portman Jose Sanchez Rolando Pena John Nlshikubo 13rd Rowl Frank Con treras Denny Domantay Mark Kimura Owen Gonzalez Q4th Rowj Paul Villalo bos Chris Gonzeles Tom Tostado Conn Members were: Randy Karnes David Na- jan Karl Mueller David OKeefe Fr Conn Colin Lynch James Roughan Blaise Diroll Chris Link second row Tom Link Doug Gurena Luiz Marino. 4.1-T XX , -is .'.. gg WYQ . ,- Fyfl r , Ys' i:? 7 4 'S- Fr Le1d1ch s Members were: Qleft to rightj John Page, Tom Bagwell, Liam Callanan, Taurus Radvenis, Jeff Briggs, Fr. Leidich, Robert Mansour, William Salvini, John Hsu, Joe Montes 53-5-1 X if Fr. Allender's Junior Members were: ffront rowj john Mo- rales, Matt Telleria Phil Baker Kevin Dee Angel Vallejo john Campesi fmiddlej Rafael Manri uez Robert Chavez Rolando Pardi lo Johnnie Alejo Ray Murakami Chris Cheleden Qbackj John Sellers Blaise Seraile Al- fredo Bottello Enrique Azarloza Fr.Al- lender David Flores 'fa muff-FD ,,,,, Cheney Members were: Mark Fernandes, Jummy Opdyke, Steve DeBever, Hector Rodriguez, Scott Davie, Mark Nemec, Ignacio Roman, David Ng, Van Ve- oso. Linclner Molinelli Members were: llst rowj Scott Mackie, Marc Knapper, Pr. Lindner, Phil Bra- gas Mr. Molinelli 12nd rowj Kevin Price Mike Lombardo John Schlaerth Mike Kienzle Adam Pottmeyer Greg jahiel Pat Panetta Francis Lichten- berger f3rd rowj Brett Arnott Patrick Conn Rick Anderson Armond Diaz Robert Orozco Paul Tent Luis Bau- tista. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e v Q V' 'C . . ' Ls l ,,,...e , ,.,, ,,.,,. ' V IW' 0' 1 ., - , '1 fl'-f '21 'mum :cu if 1 - ' 'WM 5,3 1 u-...... - 4,1 pg U BABIES Members were: QBottom Rowj Henry Tirado Tony Pappas Gary Murakami Brad Savage Michael Thomas Andrew Kim Jim Sanders Jim Salz Absent' Mike Cambell, Doug Townsend. fMid- dle Rowj, Noel Quilang, Philip Miotto, Michael Chan, Rob Robinson, Paul Maynard, James Balesh, Chris Mann, Robert Eisenhamer, QTop Rowj, Marc Esprabens, Martin Jimenez, Mark Lecker, Hohn Calrstrom, Mr. Terry Caldwell, Jesus Bar Joseph, Donna Wandland, Mike Van Dyke. J mb' 3 . ,, , , ai, -- 1 AGAN l Neill Gallagher 11st rowj juan Gooch Ken Adams 12nd rowj Felix Chang Mario Castillo ohn Beauclair Tom Gallagher 3rd rowj Mr Tom O Neill Mark Knapper John Huston Jim Dahl 14th rowj Chris Pe trovic joe Cerrell I ' 1 1 1 1 J 1 I C 1 , . - 1 r r 1 , . '5..,,! . ALLE DER SENICJR C.L.C. Members were: Q5tandingJ, Jerry Eckhardt Steve Cantlay, Richard Taw, Greg Maffei Ken Tanigawa, Jim Orland, Perer Lagasse, Bob O'Connor, Wayne Ariola, Scott Weiman, flineelingj, Fr. Ray Allender, John Baker. PICARD BERAEZ C.L.C. Members were: IBack Rowj Edwin Cruz john Kozin Fernando Ayala Mark Carborell Gus Lamnna Raul Hernandez flfront Rowj Mr. Picard Willy King joe Rodarte. fNot Picturedj Mr. Bergez Mike Maloney jim Dooling Luis Moreno Luigi Cratton jesse Rodriquez. ' A L of so 53'f'LJ BENNETT BALAK C.L.C. Members were: CSeatedD T, Lumsden, S. Doheny, Mr. Steve Balak, M. Ratkovich, J. Cmelich, fStandingJ, R. Brown, G. Paton, E. Rendon, T. Porrata, C. Rising, B. Hen- derson, P. Panagiotou, Fr. Bennett, SJ. QAbsentJ C. Viola, I. Costanzo, J. Winnek, I. Couce, R. Alonzo, D. Guerena. THE BIRDS Members were: ftop rowj Mark Dy- pianco Martin jiminez Luca Gratton Yugi Ogasa Fr. Draper Cbottom rowl Ed Nieda George Garcia Phillip Ren- teria jack Henry .lift 71, Vrffi. ff ,N :V 'S I.- JU IDR CLC Members were: 1Front rowj Steve Payne, Joseph Carranceja, Steven Karlin, Pr. Lin- oner, Gerry Cacnio, Darryl Brown, Graig Arnott, fBack rowj Richard Briones, John Swenson, Lawerence Lemos, John Mal- burg, Mike Magee, Raul Zuniga. X. ai. M PHRED CLC Members were: ftop rowj Joe Crowley, Pat Young, Xavier Salazar, Gil Fernandez, Chris Weber Darren Kleiman Joel Al- meida fmicldle rowl Ruben Garcia Steve Fritz Paul DeMieri Greg Olavarria Mi- guel Sanchez Max Paitzold Greg Golden Mark Verrengia joe Stronks fbortomj Mr. Auther. Missing: Mr. Grego una, ,,,,- Qgffffi 'I V., 'fi f fnim. i CA A,111H. aa. cfs, i.,fk11L1'1If' ,3i,22 f1 Sf11l1H1 This Qlmgirs that 0' 0 has safisfnrfnrilg rumplrtrh the ruursr uf stuhg prrsrrihrh fur Up' lfugnlzz High Lirhnul zinh is rntitlrh in rrrriur this Eliplnmu Giflm ilyis fini bag of Hunt, ninrinn hxmbnh righfg-fiixc Q 4 4 I QQQ4- .,.f .1 ,aMu,.1J' Victor Adeshola Adebowali Adu Always by you to the fullest. -Ms. Taylor I think he's a bit NUTS -jerk '85 Yabba- dabb'ADU!-try that Mr. Martin Peace and luv, Rastafari - and I bid you adieu - Ciou! Douglas David Anderson The world is before you, and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in. N.S.A! If you don't have good dreams, you have nightmares. ATAWTTEES Thanks T of R Christopher A uilar Man are valued not for what they are, but for what they seem to be. Bulwer-Lytton They who talk most have the least to say. Matthew Prior Thanks Mom and Dad Mark Louis Anderson If you choose not to decide, You still have made a choice, -Rush I'm not quiet: everybody else is too LOUD! -J. ENTWHISTLE Thanks M8nD, CAKJGSMIM 8: class of '85 SMILE! God loves you. W7 FACE DDAMM ' Ima ' I7 q Anthony j. Amarillas I think I can do it. Tony Manero Thanks to my parents for everything Terence Antonius LIFE IS A HORSE, and you either ride it or it rides you. Nat Segaloff Carlos Antonio Aragon I could chase around for nothing to be found, but why look for something that is never there, I may get it wron sometimes but I'll come back in style.-Taul Weller Thanx Mom n Pops, Bros., Rob, and good pals TSC Wayne Phillip Ariola I got no job, I got no money, I got no teethus, and I certainly got no Drivers Li- cense -Leon Spinks It's Been Pour Years? Thanks Mom, Dad, Everyone. Have fun in college! George Anthony Bachmann You only live twice, or so it seems one life for yourself, and one for your dreams. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your love, motivation, and support. Michael john Balaoing Son, I'm goin' crazy from livin' on the land. Got to find my shipmates and walk on for- eign sands. U ' -jim Morrison Little things are great to little men. -Goldsmith A john Garret Baker In a world that is so big and so filled with opportunity, how can anyone be satis- fied ? -j.G.B. If you think education is expensive wait 'til you see how much ignorance costs! Thanx Mom 8: Dad 4 the Best! james R. Balesh Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to ar ue freely according to conscience, above allg liberties.--Milton 'BSLYMTEAPTVI-I Thanks Mom 8: Dad, Bud Jeff 8: Alex P.S.- Craft that buzz, boys DLR EVH Frank Vincent Bakulich jr. I'm striving for something, I don't know what it is, but when I find it I sure hope it's worth all of this trouble! Thank you Mom and Dad, Steph, Stace, Brina, 2 Barbs etc, I love you all Paul john Balson Now gentlemen, let us do somethin today which the world may talk of here-after. Adm. Collingwood before Trafalgar Aquarius. jose A. Barcelona jr. There is no pleasure in having nothing to do, the fun is in having lots to do and not f I lj, 2 Q I doing it. -Holtin Thanks Mom, Dad, RB, IDR, GggA, SG, YO, and CCS for everything GR82BME Lorcan Patrick Barnes Ahh, at wast, a wittle west and wewaxation! -Elmer Fudd We all learn by experience but some of us must go to summer school. Thanks Mom, I appreciate it! Thanks Loyola - Good luck '85 james Alan Blumenthal Violent and mild, common sense says I'm wild . . . -Paul Weller To prevent myself from getting old, My thoughts remain in my control! -U.A.B. P.S. Are you alright? Thomas Michael Bertero If I called the wrong number, why did you ff joseph Brendan Birthistle He was alone. He was unheedecl, happy answer the phone? and near to the heart of life. James Joyce James Thurber Mom and Dad Believe me I apdpreciate it all! Thanks Mom and Dad Thanks Guys, Idaho 84 let's 0 it again! i fx-P X329 Thomas Matthew Bolger Life can be very deep, but I try to stay in the shallow end. We become happy with a smile, that's why I prefer to have a perma smile. We shall meet again, thanx everyone. Hang loose BRADDAHS, and feel IRIE. Sean Gregory Bolliger When water falls on water, it makes a sound that all can hear, but when it falls on porce- lian, it falls silent to the ear Archie Bunker Sergio Gian Boccato In yourself and all you've got to take this world and shake it up, let no one say they're better than you. You must believe you've get the power. Mr B Thanks much Ma., a, bros, friends, and Pals, and to all Q Lazarus Charles Bota Before understanding, deviation starts Don't stray too far! LCB Christopher Mi- chael and Peter James My best buds! Thanks for everything Mom, Dad, Val, Pete Thanks for pushing me. My love will al- ways be there. Michael Bravo Some are born to move the world and live their fantasies, but most of us just dream about the things we'd like to be sadder still to watch it die than never to have known it. By Neil PeartfRUSH. M.U.Y.A. Guy Neil Burkhardt Our thoughts are what we are, so control your thou hts-Budda In this life things are much harcfer than the after world in this life you're on your own-Prince tanx Mom Sr Dad, Family, Friends, D.T., TDABC, PEACE Robert Ansel Holmes Cady Where the willingness is great, the difficul- ties cannot be reater. - Machiavelli That which needs to be proven is not truly impor- tant. - Nietzche Caculus?! TNX M8nD and all the cowboys joseph Michael Burschinger When the odds are against you, and the conditions aren't too good, sometimes you just have to say what the hell Bill Johnson Thanks Mom 8: Dad for everything. X16 xle Ni' my friends. Zaijian F. 43 gi,,xx w john R. Calvert III Business as usual . . . Business Before pleasure When Business is pleasure So what's your pleasure? Thanks Mom, Dad, Bros, GDB, and all of my friends esp. MC Henry Thomas Buckingham It takes an educated mind to Understand the value of education. ROID Andrew Peter Byrne Man has his will Woman has her way Oliver Holmes Thanks guys! Especially KH, MM, MS, JM, GG, MA, SB, IB, AK, GT- OH MY EC It's been alot of fun! FACE Daniel I-L Calvo lf at first you don't succeed, try try again. Then quit. No use being a fool about it.- W.C. Fields The few. The loud. The S.M.F.'s. Thanx Loy- ola for 4 great years. Thanx Mom n Dad for everything. Michael j. Campbell Solang er avf der Erde lebt, Soland sel dir's nicht verboten. Es irrt der mensch, solang er strebt. Goethe fFaustJ I used to know physics. G squared 42 - D. Adams !HUBBA HABBA! Rodolfo Casasola Importa vivir la vida en tal suerte, que quede vida en la muerte a favorite saying of A.M. Thanks Mom, Dad, Sis, little bro. and friends. Martin Gerlac Andrew Castillo In the end there are three things that last- Faith, Hope, and Love-and the greatest of these is Love. 1 Corinthians 13:13 Thanks Mom, Dad and Cee Dee. Thanks for giving me all three. Stephen Donald Cantlay We'll look back on this and it will all seem funny B. Springsteen directions: Go to the McDonalds 8: make a left go down 3 blocks 8: make a right at Wendy's Go past jack in the Box 8: it's next to Fat Burger JD joseph M. Cashman Try? There is no try. Only do . . . or do not. Luminous beings are we, not this crude flesh. -YODA Directors aren't supposed to do that. -Brooke Gershon fGotchaD BB41 Dear jo, QHOOBA HUBBAJ james joseph Cavataio Somebody always says it can't be done, But it's the winners who prove that wrong. win wfout boasting Lose wfout excuse Thanx Mom, Dad, Rae, Mark I love U all john Daniel Carlstroem No matter where you go, there you are. B Banzai I will stand upon my head until my ears are turning red. Cal Worthington Guillermo Castaneda Celorio Some things are better left unsaid JFO Ronald john Ceballos Well-as always on you life you dig because it has flavour, meaning, and a groove. But, I'll tell you, we are not the voice of a genera- tion, but part of one, of a growin mood, feel, and Future!-Paul Weller. Thanics All 1 David Chacon My education was interrupted only by my schooling. 1 if 3.1 Michael Chan Think you can now boast that you made me a new person, but I'm the same rascal I have always been. JP 2 Dan Mac Chandler III Business before pleasure When business is pleasure. Q. How am I clrivin 7 A. Great, zzzzzzzf . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, IDAHO '84, AS- TRO! West 7, Chateau, The Park-Turn It Loose 1 Grant M. Chaffin It's the sqeaky wheel that gets the grease. Anon. Which one of you nuts has got any guts? R.P. McMurphy Edward Thomas Chambers Life is not a destination. It's a journey. G. Bennett Thanks Mom and Dad, I.,B,M,M,J, E,I,I,N,R,D,B,D,S,Y, and all my friends. -I couldn't have done it without you guys. , , fd . it-T,QIf21'-,Vf14,,5'f ! iUflW?1,SQr X Y fiw,w..,ff...., f,,,, Z.: lm.: lb :J fir, .fly 'F H, 4, ff: n ff l Lefwv- 1 , , . ,M G ., ,,,,.,, 27 'W I If 1 W H 3V'9 Z'S ' 1 K QL li. Miva' 'l' 315'-r'j'..-u'I ,.,.vC, -1 ,..,c 'g,.a '-g,' ,V f-.715 : ' --t-15 cv- -' 1 f--'-: ..-:.,,'r- 4-Q1-,.--1 J ,Uv james Mark Childs I take candy from strangers 29 f it ' . 2542 f I U Kyra of Paul Francis Collins When all is lost but hope, all is not lost. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanx also Dan, Mrk, Fwv, Tod, joe, Cat, Mon 8: the Scout backfield-maybe one day we'll look back on it all 8: laugh. Otis, Bear 6: the Brdy Bnch forever K Walter Wally Conn Raymond Consing Franklin 1059651 Contreras Let the Pudge by with you! WALDOG I know perfectly, that only in happy in- He who loses money oses much: Pull out the oars men, I wanna waterski! stants am I lucky enough to lose myself in H9 Wl'10 10695 2 friend 10595 m0f92 Tom G., But coach J.L., Thanx for todos, m work. He who loses hope loses all. MSLD, M Nelson T, UP, Mr. Profumo, Edli I'll see you again under better circum- Thanks Mom, Dad, I-en, Dristina, OD, RN, The Gang g Gee Wally the B., Good luck stances En retard ou de bonh evre TY family PR, RP, KD, DA, RR, IS, FH- class of '85 for all and then some i Kevin Matthew Cooper A well trained memory is one that permits you to forget everything that isn't worth remembering. Thanks Mom and Dad Barnaby Ward Crahan Some things aren't suposed to change We will always have the Diner! When I'm wraped u tight in the hel of the night can I stil decidye to be?? AzCam. Sharks BFB Thick Shoes Dryers You Know Guys GCFFYB SIL TMDTMJSLP Iwtswsm2 Then We Went To EE'S Robert Del Campo Shower the people you love with love, show them the way that you feel. James Taylor Thanks Mom, Dad, and Special Friends Eric Paul Cox Bonseki, Man. And all that stuff. . . . Allan Watts Man is a rock that dreams. CDeepj . . . mine ego Become who you really are. . . . Pindar john Cuellar If not for you , . . for them If not for me ... for us merci PS Honesty set you free? Paolo Paul DeLeon I'm not worried, I just like staring at my eyebrows shout hurrah for us Glory Boys, wf eyes of lead and hearts of gold . . . thanks for lunch, Mon. Thanks for it all, Beam. Love to Bro, Dad, Soevrs, and Pals. Whew! SPIENUOQ Andrew Desimone rd Robert Dimitrov Paul Russel Drago Isn't this what's life's all about. lsn't this a dream come true? -Oingo Boingo? Mark joel Dypianco For all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these: It might have been! john Greenleaf Whittier jerry Rudolph Eckardt Truly independent thinkers are never com- fortable wfeither the customs or the institu- tions of their times . . , Hey guys we're get- ting blue so let's o sharpen our pencil. . . . Thanks mom 8: dad, MC, CM, DT , TL. Denny R. Domantay The old believe everything The middle-age suspect eve The young know everything Thank you mom and dad-I l rything -Wilde ove you sssst! Thanks everybody-Gonnamissya Later days and better , . . Thomas Dupuis Robert Eisenhamer The first days are the hardest days Don't you worry anymore When life looks like easy street There is danger at your door Grateful Dead l David Michael Elder Steven Lawton Eman uel Marc Francis Es rabens Brian A.C. Estwiclc The reason why worry kills more Stop your messing around boy people than work is that more Better think of your future people worry than work Time to straighten right out -Robert Frost Great roblems in town . . . Rudy I worry Specials Thanx to all . . . Peace and Love E Donald joseph Evans It is only with the heart that one can see rightlyg what is essential is invisible to the eye Thanks Mom, for the help you have given me over the years Thanks Loyola. PS. Peace and Love to Mankind. Ronald joseph Evans You may give gxifts without caring, But you cannot care wit out givin Thanks Mom for supporting me through 4 years of hi h school and thank you Donald, class of 85 Ear 4 great years. Peace and love class 85-Bang! Andrew Francis Fenady The Lord is first, my friends are second, and I am third. -Gale Sayers wg .nav Strefan Edward Fauble Dean James Felton what is new proved was once only imag, Nothing in all the world is more dangerous ined. than sincere ignorance and conscientious -William Blake 5fUP1d1lY4 -Martin Luther King jr. Peace, love, and thanks to family and friends. Active members of BDBC Emanuel Paul Fernandes john Timothy Fitzpatrick Whatever you ask in my name, I will do Fear is the lock, and laughter the key to your it, . Mark 14:13 heart. Stephen Stills 'Sup man?-Donald, BangBang!-Ronald TYMSLDXLE Thomas Robert Fitzpatrick I took a bite out of high school: chewed it, swallowed it, and it gave me a stomach ache. V.B. Remember, It's better to burn out than fade away. Neil Young Thanx for all Mom, Dad 8: Friends 4 Gregory Kenneth Francis How much sin can you get away with and still go to heaven? -CRASH Sounds dangerous, count me in. -Allan Shepard - Having Fun . .. -Generation X Thanks Mom Dad BIWY SMURPF P534 IEW WOODY BC GERMOP MDCUD KEVTOS I THEN THEY WENT TO 2. ES Gordon C. Fraser jr. Humor is laughing at what you HAVEN'T got when you should have it. -Langston Hughes Thanks Mom, Dad, Dawn and Fr. Bennett P.S. Peace and Love Lesl1on Frierson Thomas I. Fritzsclie Ggodby , l , Gggd Luck V I A Have I-'un vvake Llp to Out YOU aff? the of the Thank ygu Mgm WOl'ld Gl'3tE'fLll Dead William Stockton Gaines juan Gabriel Gamboa If you love S0rn9fl1lhg set If free The hottest places in hell are reserved for If if lvves You lf wlll Come back those who, in time of great moral crisis, If it doesn't, hunt it down and mainfain their neutralty kill it DANTE God bless my parental units john Broderick Freeman Nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Unrewarded enius is al- most a proverb. Persistence anfDetermina- tion alone are omnipotent. Thanks Mom, Pad, Henry, and Marsh for the support and ove. Alexandre Fymat Geor e H Garcia Money can't buy Eappiness, but it Finances the illusion. -Smythe Don't eat the car, you'll kill yourse---! -Exene Cervenka When the teachers are ready, they may liber- ate the seniors for life. Michael Luis Garcia I The world is so beautiful . . . I could bite my toes Thanks Mo, po, ro, Al Luv Y'all Thanks Dick, Mr. and Mrs. H Goo'luck to o'l mi mates. Bye SPITS! Rafael Alberto Garcia This school needs no exercise program. Ev- eryone gets enough exercise by - jumping to conclusions - flying off the handle - run- ning down teachers - doging responsibility and pushing their luck PS. Thanx mom and POP 4 'iq Charles Hollo Casper No matter where you go. You're there! Buckaroo Banzai KL., f Y, Y i- , Michael Louis Christopher Gaybrant Atani nar iluve sule valeva ar cal, vanwe io ilye. Mamarie'! -Aeraiwe What if a much of a which of a wind gives truth to summer's lie? - eec A SMITH AND WESSON BEATS FOUR ACES RED TPF 3DBC GdBi,RP THANKS, ALL Bruce W Gardea Turn out the lights cuz the party's over. What else can I say besides OH WOW!! The only good thin about banging you head against the wal is that is feels good when you stop Tom Garrett Mr. Wagner john C. Gayer You sure got long arms master - -Clutcher Life is like .. . Damn forgot again! -Aristotle A few petty individuals - CD BB33 It's all lHooba Habba! Ray Charles Geagan You want to get out of here, you talk to me l -Max P.S. You're out, Sprout! -Scoop Flanagan Thomas Patrick Gmelich Grow up together and we grow a art Always climbing up is our downgxll English Beat Thanks Mom, Dad, Big T They thrive on neglect-just Kidding POW- QUASIORCAPSWEB My Pleasure, Pal Garrison Robert Gershon Listen Bob, you wanna dance, you gotta pay the band. You wanna borrow you gotta pay the man. -Rocky Mom and Dad I love you Christopher Mark Gonzales Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choiceg it is not a thing to be achieved. William Jennings Bryan Thanks Mom, Dad, Frank Mike, Ray, and James. I love you. Thomas joseph Glascott ARF Lassie an M.. 'F Owen N. Gonzales TIHTIWGNIYALPERAUOYECIWTNAH TEROMTIHCUOTUOYFI.TSNIAGUAO YDENRAWREHTONRUOYTAHTENOE I-ITESOOHCSLIVEOWTNEEWTEBGNIS OOHCI-IEHWSBARCHTIWEMOHEMO CTNODI-ISIFI-ICTACOTOGUOYNEI-IW PEACH AND LOVE ALL OF MY PURPLE LIFE O.G.M.C.E.T, ' 1 w ,4 wr if U Kenney Pa ul Gould You can tell by the way I use my walk I'm a woman's man no time to talk Staying Alive From thc Polyester Section of Zachary Ace's ... Get hip to the booty grip 'D! 9' Eric Andrew Gowey A man learns in two ways-One by reading, the other by association with smarter peo- ple. WR Brain dama e is on the horizon. A great bi blubbery cioud of it coming this xg'laIylLYTEanks M Sc D, GICACCSWMG Robert Paul Craner Do unto other Then split. Thanks Mom and Dad. Patrick Raymond Greer Live as you will have wished to live when you are dying -Gellert P.5. Do I look like I'm alright Thanks Mom and Dad BBA just one more Frank A. Grace, III If a man can bridge the gap between life and death . . , I mean, If he can live on after he's died . . . then maybe he was a great man. james Dean Javier A. Gutierrez Forward! He cried from the rear And the front rank died. Pink Floyd Everybody wants some! VH Thanks Mom, Dad, Friends Ozzy Loves You Kevin Lockwood Haight I have not yet begun to fight Tom P KI-I CPI-IS I know my limitations! Thanx to all especially Mom, Dad, and Lisa. I'84 symbol of quality Turn it lose have fun: SB'S dzamz Mark Christopher Hall Dale Anthony Harewood If you must weep, I'll wipe your tears. If you must hit someone, hit me, I can take it. I will, in fact, do anything to help be what you can be W.H.G.M.D. and P.C., M.O. Thanks family peace and love. Dale Wallace Trey Hastings Ill Some people are born to greatness, others have it thrust upon them, then there are those of us who got it both ways-Hawkeye I guess I shoulda studied john Andrew Hefner You've got to be very careful if you don't know where you are going, because you might not get there. -Yogi Berra OB LA DI, OBLA DA Life goes on, Rah! - The Beatles Thanks Mom 8: Dad. Brian Terence Heim er The man who fights for his ideals is the man who is alive. -Cervantes Gregory T Heinen The doer is better than the critic, and the man who stands far above the man who stands aloof. Richard C Hiney I et high with a little help from my friends. -tie Beatles sin everyone. So screw it , . . -john Lennon No more S.P.I.T.S. or T. K.I.D.S. Theodore Roosevelt After all is said and done you can't go plea- Terry Hamilton Holberton IV I'd rather be tried by 12 than carried by 6. Ben Dover Dougie, Con-Man, Black Sn Hunts 2 Unreal I rove, . .. that means you cirect! JENNY: ILY MATATITWWW . . .ADEFII - ICF THANKS: FAM, LOY, WELLMANS, VB, BC, LJ , -I Richard Holquin Brandt Brendan james Hooker A Anfhonlf George Ffanklm Hows Beam me up Scotty, I have to get out of here I'm the only one in control now and that's Falfh 15 YO b9ll9V? Whlaf we do not See, and PS. If in doubt, go for it the way I want it. R. Reagan Thanks much the. reward of this faith IS t0 See what W0 U.K. to a great momzmine and also to Fr: Al, Ray belleve. Q and all my pals. I hope everyone accom- SI- Augustine plishes the only true success: love 8: happi- ThaY1k5 YHOITL dad, Dan, Class Of 85! DSSS 70 john Peter Hughes The one serious conviction that a man should have is that nothing is to be taken too seriously. Samuel Butler P.S. Long live Mexi and the Bunch Thanx Mom 8: Dad Michael Thomas Huntsman It's better to be a live rat than a dead lion. Thanks Mom and Dad, I owe you much. Duquesne, we've come a long way together. Many thanks to you. Turn it loose! K3-5-7j Derrick Christian jacob Light of the world, shine on me, Love is the answer. Shine on us all, set us free, Love is the answer. L.M.A. will survive. -jake 30 Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. David Edward jankosky When the risk is taken out, there isn't much left. Sigmund Freud Romas Andrew jarasunas I have a simple philosophy. Fill whats empty. Empty whats full. Scratch where it itches. -A.R, Longsworth Thank you LJ, EJ, 8: AI QKUR PASIKO, TEN PALIKOJ Michael D. javelera lt is pleasant at times to play the madman. lT'S BEEN AN EXPERIENCE fl THINKJ Martin Jimenez David Eugene johns jr. No trace of him shall ever be found because Man's youth is a wonderful thing: we shall consume every bit of your bodies lt's so full of anguish and magic and use your bones in our daily rituals. S.R. And he nfver comes to know it as it is, unti lt has gone from him forever -Thomas Wolfe Frederick N. Katigbak It doesn't have to be a nice day just the only one you've got and it's coming ready or not. The Beat Dreams can come true if you put your mind to it. Cen. Pub. Thanx to: Let's take the Hare! JM8:DWLCjM8cAJB Sean Kelley All work and no play makes jack a dull boy land jill a wealthy widowj -Evan Estar Only the young die good -Oliver Herford SEEEE YAAAA!l!l P3111 105-Eph K9PP Andrew Francis Kim Don't care if you're rich or not, as long as you can live comfortably and have every- thing you want. Thanks Mom and Dad Mark Richard Kimura Success be ins in a fellow's will, it's all in the state ofgmind! But a good life is not how successful U R, but rather how truly happy U R, Thanx Mom, Dad, Family, and Friends I couldn't do it without all of U!! Stephen Mark Klima Robert A. Kline Matthew N. Klink Every time I came to the end of a block and Who says you have to obey authority The Order is stepped off the curb, I had this feeling that rapidly fadin'. l'd never get to the other side of the street. And the first one now Holden Caufield will later be last for the times they are a-changin' Bob Dylan vyeviele ,M H-are David Koh Why don't you get a job? What for, all I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz and I'm fine. Jeff Spiccoli Thanx M8nD JD, DA, PL, MM, KH, MC, JB, MJ, CY, TH, MH, NH, SS, JM 8: Lil' Princess, Dr. B, W7, and all my friends! DYLI! Steve Kuretich Let's get the hell out of here. -Cpt. James T. Kirk Hooba Habba Derek Ashley Kurzenknabe Adolescense is that period in a kid's life when his of her parents become more diffi- cult. -Ryan O'Neal What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies with- in us. -Emerson -fs MV A M sl t-S it K V ..I1a4'9' ...---' A,,,.s. -ef ar .Y-2 1 joseph f. Labrie Look out kids its something you did God knows when but you did it again Bob Dylan Sometimes I just amaze myself Come on, Coach-known Ms Rousseve Thanx Ma 8: Pa, Profumo, O'Neil, Friends Peter Leo Lagasse Never learn to do anything. If you don't learn you'll always find some- one else to do it for you. Mark Twain Thanks to my family and friends. Matthew Richard Laos I dream about the future and ponder over the past but am lost in the present. Make the most of someones day smile. Hey if your ever in ,IUC look me up. Thanks. Robert Lacsamana Reality is only for those who can't handle insanity AWopBoba Lumomawopbam boom Tvtti Frutt LiD nop TWAK jiD EEE CORK slaf iD Hello, I must be going P.C. Anthony Ducey Lawton An animal knows what it is and accepts it. A man may know what he is, but he questions. He dreams. He strives. Changes. Grows.- Logan SNIKT!!! End of drill, gentlemen. -D. Escalera Edward Ramon Lemus The greatest ideas are the simplest Gilbert Michael Tan Loyola Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, do you really care what party you're in? - Adoles- cents lPolitics StinkVI'm me Sr. that's all- Skinheadfl haven't change you have.fA punk is not a stereotype!!It's cool-Gillian T. Mark Bryan john Lecker Seniors: Are you better off now than you were 4 years ago? Ronald Reagon The power of thought is the magic of the mind. -Byron G35 Thanks Mom, Nana, and Nicole Russell james Lieu Each goal that is conquered brings us to the threshold of a greater one. Richard Roby Loomis lt is admirable to go down Fighting It is better to come out on top. I am as tall as a 12 auge and twice as loud. Are we better after gour years? I kicked some!censord!George Bush - Forbes Magazine 4' -,z 4' Claudio Ludovisi I am I 8: my circumstance -Ortega y Cas- set - lt's amazing how much we change in 4 years .. . or do we . .. THANX MOM Ka DAD, BON ANTONIO 18202, RC.-BSLW, LUDO 8: 9 Volt shoes . , . Arrivederci 85' Gerald F Luke jr. Paul M. Lynam I am a man of peace. lah knows how I love In this world there's one equation The peace: but I hope I shall never be such a harder you work, the better you station coward as to mistake OPPRESSION for -Dream Syndicate PEACE. Kossuth Peace 8: Luv My Beedii. Common sense builds high character Luv u Mom, Dad, Lisa, Kisha, Lory PBBA + TDBV LMA stay strong I 1 if 1 LW If I N, I Alexander R. Macalalad The highest reward for man's toil is not what he gets for it but what he becomes by it I John Ruskin Roger Converse Mackey . . Long you live and hi h you fly And smiles you'll give ant? tears You'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be -P.F. john Gregory Maffei What's the matter buddy ain't you heard of my school it's 41 in the state. Be true to your school-B. Boys Thanx God, Ma, Pa, Matt, Steve, Lisa, D.W., D., C., Fr. A., G21 Kev, CRS, J., But always remember 8: never for- get Chris Mann Angels fear to tread where stands the fool, even the judges kneel and pray. The sun exclaims there'll be nothing to do, these are hands that once were tied - The Fixx TYMD, T YCB5, TYCS, TYMDSJ, TYIRDSJ, MAMLF, CLI Andrew Scotty Martin Brandt Wncent Manchee Let us be thankful for the fools, but without them the rest of us could not succeed -Mark Twain jack Mansour Why do it today when you can always put it off until tomorrow! Mark Twain Thanks Mom, Dad, LM, AM, MK, MA, TF, AN, SBS, EP, GJ, TG, W7, Etc . . . l forge A. Martin If I would only realize what has been done Being original is just thinking for your- and join the fellow intellects in the knowl- self. PK Next time try harder, you'll get it edge they begun. Listen up the word is out eventually! Thanx Mom, Dad, Rich, Mark, come join my fellow brethrens shout-stick- Paul, Mi e SDBC BBA Hey-let's go KPeace and Lovel. think! P.S, Bela Lugousi's Dead. See Ya! Michael David Mandeibaum C: Why did you join Control? M: I wanted to fi ht against the forces of evil and serve on the side of nicenessf' Maxwell Smart Tk: M+D, JD PL DK DA AB JM MA KH CN AR MG GBC, MM E ,44 ,., jose Martinez I'm tired of this Soup Du Jour! No one around here understands my Potatoe. l'm just a badboy looking for that real tomato. - DEVO Thanx Mom 8: Dad, The Boys ...--.. -- ...ov ..-- x is Slv, cw Dan Matusiewicz The past always looks better than it was. It's only pleasant because it isn't here!-The past is now gone the present is full of confusion and the future scares the hell out of me. But anyways, Its time to go! Z M, , I E tm., ...... ,, - g --- -N' ,. , 1 W is ,..,. ..... 3. K W john W McMillan IV It's my life, and I'll do what I want. It's my mind, and I'll think what I want.-The Ani- mals Take 3 walk on the wild side-L. Reed It's been real. Adios Muchachos. Paul Charles Maynard You ain't seen nothing yet! -Ronald Reagan This is all highly illogical -Mr. Spock Thanx M8nD I-Iooba I-Iabba Sean W McCinn I slept and dreamed that life was beauty, I woke and found that life was duty. John Bluffs Mankind is divisible into two great classes: hosts and guests Love to Mom Sn Dad, Sis, JN, KS, JS, LATER! Alexander Raymond Meade To think only of the best, to work only for the best and to expect only the best from myself, making all my optimisms my reali- ty. Dad, Mom, Laura and Grieg I love U. Thank You Peter james McAniff If you never risk the chance of losing, you'll never know if you could have won. ' Friday is a state of mind -B. Crahan Thanks Mom Sr. Dad, family, and friends. And then they went to 2 EE's Tracy G. McLaughlin I'm not a crook Former Pres. Nixon Thanks Mom, Dad, Pat, Greg, Chris, and Scott It it takes a bloodbath, let's get it over with, President Reagan David Bernard Melendez Children to your feet, for although it may be a dog's life for a cool cat, truly, and you only have to reach out and grasp and you'll make that scene.-The Cappuccino Kid We're riding on the grooveline-P.B. Karl Albert Meyer Matthew Denzil Michaels Gerry Milford Life's a jungle, and if you can't swing it, you Who loves you baby? Kojak Reality is not stopped by imagination but might as well walk. Gather all around the young ones, rather improved. Thanx Mom Dad Gram Thanks Big Al and Tony They will make us strong OB RL MT 8: Barbara My feet are tired, but my Thanks Loyola. Mr. B says Bon Voyage ustiiilfi fklahlgg INIRIIHE soul is at rest, Black Sabbath I made it Mom!! I love you all. School's Out! Thank You Mom and Dad l8! tCllPSl Pllilifi M1186 FB..Cf!'lfH f' 3 Philip james Miotto Gentlemen, l suggest you beam me aboard. -Captain Kirk joseph Nicholas Mirkovich A good man always knows his limitations Dirty Harry Callahan ,j L Christopher Freeman Moffat Instead of you dying for your country, let the other poor fool die for his country! General George S. Patton Jr. 6??E,x'..X fg Q ..a,,r'M I Q Martin j. Mora Life is a gift from God, we must live it to its fullest, for it has just begun. Thanx to Loyola, Dad, Mom, RJJDP, it's been 4 wonderful and exciting years. l . Danig1Mulvfl1g William Paul Munday In acrucial situation, you've got to be able to If I Cannot do areal things, I can do Small say, l hope the ball comes to me. things in 3 great WGY- Darrel Evans -UNKNOWN Cary Murakami If a man does not keep peace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. -Thoreau Thanks and love to Loyola, My family, and my friends. Matthew Murphy Question Authority. The Desporado Hey Carlos get back to work! Thanks R.P. D.S, l..l.. G.M. D.M. LATE! Andrew J. Nangano Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no and it ain't over now. Bluto Oh no It's college! thanx lhs M 8: D, V,M Don't you think you deserve the best? ,f N... Rodolfo F Navarro If everything seems to be coming at you all at once- You're probably driving on the wrong side of the street. Thanks Mom, Dad, Cindy, I5 and Friends john Ronald Neuhoff A very merry drinking, dancing, laughing and unthinking time. -Mike Hunt. Whoever dies with the most toys wins. - A. Hedonist Thanks mom, dad 8: all my friends. To YAJG-Thanks for being there-love ya Kevin Edward Newell Edwin Yugi lvieda fan Mingfu Nighikubg ADog isadog exceptwhen he is facing you. Money is the measure of appreciation, Failure ig, ngf fatal, but failure to Change Then he is Mr. Dog compliments are pleasant but it's the CASH might be, Haitian Farmer that counts! -G.A.- John Wogden Thanks everyone!! thanks Mom, Dad, and friends Thanks Mom and Dad! Long Live B.B.A. To all who know UQ KMZ 85-Of Spod One's just Not Enough Kerry Pa trick Nowiclci 5 -f - . . - Dan O'Melveny Luis Concepcion Ocampo SSM: you think your me 'S Complete Confu Home is behind, the world's ahead and I There's a new dance, the TOLERANCE , ,Cause your neighbor? get it made have many paths to tread. J R R Tolkien and it just might be your soul salveiiogeat hlst remember that I've found the door, so let me out. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. Howdy It s a Grand Illusion D .d B . bl And deep inside we're all the same. aw owle Je ' Robert Gordon O'Connor ' If the facts don't fit the theory, change the W facts. -Albert Eistein V l'm not smart enough to lie. ' -Ronald Reagan '. . . inscrutable to the last. -james Thurber james O,1a,,d Anfhony Henryk Pappas Danny Allen Michael Parks jr. Society teaches us to learn. But it doesn't And if YOU Staff 10 Slide- who 50 negleflsleaming in his YO'-'th' 10505 teach us to learn to like to leam Never show y0u're weak the past and is dead for the future. If it wasn't for the weekends I never would D0n'f feel Y0U'V'3 80' to hide Eufipides have made it!!! Remember what you're fighting for ThaT1l4S M0fh91',l0l'mf mY familb' and CVUY' Remember what you seek , , , one else who made Loyola a wonderful ex- Stay hungry perience. Amen! Twisted Sister Thomas Michael Peck Rolando 71 Pena Nothing ever becomes real till it is exper- G0 with the flow man, just go with the flow, ienced - john Keats Thanks Mom, Dad, Family and Friends P.S. KH - A man's got to know his limitations - Dad, I still need my allowance. Dirty Harry CPHS Thanx Mom, Dad, Loyola, jose C, Tom, STH Turn It Loose! Phillip-john Ancheta Peneyra Awake I live my dreams through Life Asleep I live my life through dreams. P.P.fPalJ SanarioquickleetoneromluckthanksandCo odandtwoezmkiller Phil33 Thanks Mom and Dad for Everything. Stephan T Pippen David Francis Plotnik H Gary 1'-faHCiS Pvduska People who hide themselves behind a wall A winner goes through a problem . . . N0 one here sets OU! alive! of illusion never glimpse the truth. With our A loser goes around it, -Jim Morrison love, with our love we could save the world - And never gets through it. Thanks Mom, Dad, P3335 SKR, and Of Beatles Thanks Mom and pop, course the BBA for getting me through the Thanks Mom and Friends for all your sup- Take it easy Buds! Year- port and love 41' 1' if-vw T ' HBV fxi . .4 2' 'ft I 4, 41. F, 'mv Cary Pulielc . , They that hope in the Lord will renew their strength, they will soar as with eagles' wings, they will run and not grow weary, walk and not grow faint. ISAIAH 40:31 I Robert E. Ragland lll I would not be here now if I never had the hunger, and I'm not ashamed to say the wild boys were my friends THANKS DAD, MOM, C G, MAIRS, PKBBSE, BL, DN, IV. HRAC5 DON'T BE AFRAID to dribble the ball. CA. jose O. Quan All that is human must retrograde if it does not advance, Edward Gibbon Noel Albert Velasco Quilang A path lies before you which you are called to follow. The gods await you. Love this river, stay by it, learn from it. H Thanks Mom, Dad, Family, Loyola and Siddhaffha Friends. Hermann Hesse Patrick-Brian G. Regalado I am not ashamed to confess that I am igno- rant of what I do not know. Cicero Thanks Mom, Dad, Family and Friends .J Will Dewald Reilly I don't know why it is we are in such a hurry to get up when we fall down. You might think we would lie there and rest for awhile.-EASTMAN Thanks Mom, Dad, and Friends I made it!! YAR B.B.A. NO MORE Phillip jonathan Renteria Can't you feel it, now that spring has come, that it's time to live in the scattered sun. Qlwtgmkbtwsguiflj -Jim Morrison Later Alligators! Thanks Mom and Dad Eric Hans Richards just as m fingers on the keys make music, so the self,-same sounds on my spirit make a music, too. Peter Quince DT. revised, Peace + Luv R , ,,,t 9 - , .ig lf' .F W ,M S s , I.. . .aa f,- ' 'Ir 4' ' ,. l 5-K' YNY 'iff Michael joseph Roberts The cool boys bit the dust-couldn't take the pressure . . . I can take it-gimme some more!!-Oingo Boingo I know a girl who takes my breath away Gr It's the greatest thing -Elvis Costello Goo- d4YourSoul TZMDMCBNJTPL Robert Edmund Robinson Take a hand and take a bow. You've played for me, that's all for now. Oh, and never mind the words just hum along and keep on going. -Jethro Tull BB45 of us. + +Thanks Mom and Dad! + + Thanx to those whove put u wfme 4 so long-Maybe someday they wi l understand just why I chose to be my own man. It don't matter, I ain't gonna change. The master- plan should B rearanged-ANVIL O jes, lets- TAMWJB Rod Rigole john H. Riley III All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream -POE Party is the madness of many, for the gain of few. -SWIFT We are not amused. -QUEEN VICTORIA Blue Tongues. -JR Turn it loose Steven Mboya Robinson If through laughter and glee problems ARISE and troubles hit me between the eyes, I can offer my HELP WITH AN OU- TREACHED HAND, then I know I've BE- COME A MAN -SMR Thanx Mom, Dad, Sis, Bro. PEACE AND LUV Ruben R. Rodarte The dream you possess is of great value, let no obstacle stand in your way, for when obtained, it is of greater worth. R.R. Thanks 4 all the support IS SH BB DT CG DM AD JM RC JR SP RM JD: Mom and Dad I love you Rodney Robert Rodriguez To all those who put up wfme 4 so long. Maybe someday they will understand just why I chose to be my own man. It doesn't matter, I ain't gonna change, the master plan should be rearranged ANVIL Oh jes, Lets David joseph Sabourin The future is like heaven - everyone exalts it but no one wants to go there now. James Baldwin Robert Raymond Roginson III Through pain, I've learned to comfort suf- fering men. Vergil TYM1 GS DC VR RA SJ JF SJ Heeeey And they all went to EE'S Eddie Thomas Russell Thanks mom Sz dad for everythin . Crush your enemies, to see them driven begore you, to hear the lamentation of their women. Conan the Barbarian P.S. Void indigo void indigo void jose I-'ancisco Sanchez james Russell Sanders Il n'y a point de rose sans epines. I wish they wouldn't land these things here Nothing comes easy, through work and sac- while we're trying to play golf. rifice one achieves one's dreams! MomfDad -Capt. Trapper John Mclntire Thanks for your care and support - I love The Salmon Mousse -Mr, Death you! Scott and Rube, You made the differ- ence! Paul Benedict Salvaty The good guys always win, even in the eighties -Megaforce You boys clon't need a cooler to go bowling - Mom. BWWD S84FOW OUM BIL WHO WW ATAWTEES Thanks for the social life, buddy! james Michael Salz We ski along the surface of brain damage, never to sink, because we do not understand the danger-D.B. No I am not schitzoph- renic. But then again, it never hurt Gene Wilder? Thanx Mom, Dad, LH QABCJ, 85, Me, U, God? l Scott Matthew Schumacher Makin friends for the world to see let the peo leinow that you've got what you need. With a friend at hand you will see the light, cause when your friends are there then ever- ything's alright. - Elton John james Douglas Seley The days that make us happy make us wise. -john Masefield It's pretty amazing what water can do. -J. Calvert Thanks Mom, Dad, Ralph Mooney, and friends. Christafari Mass Confusion In A World Of Illusions For S ls Nothing In The Eyes Of Jah. Throu h Striving For Others One Strives For Sei, So Arise And Live. Watch out Bab- ylon The Time Is Here Come Rally Bred Is Have No Fear Peace 8: Love Thanx C.B.B.A. 18:1 Neal Scott Silverman Bob-Is she really going out wfhim? That's funny, Paul!-Greg, senior quote material?- 35! Hey cowboy PUB TBTAM-If not now, when?-TMDFIWTSWSSM ZWW-Barn, I thought you wanted to be back there-And they all went to EES Andrew Blaise Sison 'You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred. 1 Henry Cavett Henhouse III falias Superchickenj Thanks Mom 8: Dad - SR, IC, BG, JS, LS, LB, MB BB 42 Yours truly, the Slasher QHHJ jamie Allen Slocum Never play Leepfrog with a Unicorn! Thanks Mom and Dad Anonymous Terrance Da vid Slocum Paul Anderson Smedley jr. Life cannot find reasons to sustain it, cannot be a source of decent mutual regard, unless each of us resolves to breathe such qualities into it. Frank Herbert Higher, faster, Stron- ger Words to live by Michael Sudo Take this job and shove it because I'm too sleepy! See you guys at the races Take care: AB, RY, ZAL 8: 57 ,A Paul Anthony Surrette jr. I'm not missing out on the promise of ad- venture l'm not giving up on implausible dreams. Rush Thanks Dad, Mom, and Lisa. Benjamin joseph Sullivan Well I might have one fishing, but I got to thinkin it over. Time road to the river is a mightylong way. It must be the season, no rhyme, no reason. I'm taking it easy. It's my lazy day. W,N. Christopher Cashen Smith You'll never know what it's like to reach the ceiling, until you go off the wall. EEK, . . . A . . . MOUSE! john Robert Sullivan If you can't write what you want, why do we have these stupid things anyway? MB+ HP-P PS + UCB:OBP!! Thanx Mom, Dad, CS, BB, MM, JG, IR, SOD, Pierre, LS, TP, The A-Team, FA-Q Big Momma Bootsy Randall Kenji Suzuki What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything? Ken Tanigawa I'll do anything to keep this company alive John Delorean Tange or be Tangi -Circle Thanks everyone PS I saw ,ID eat 8 Tommy burgers! -Vincent Van Gogh Injustice anywhere is a threat to Justice ev- erywhere. -Martin Luther King Jr. Matthew Louis Thiel Doug Thomas It'll all work out in the end Don't put off for tomorrow what you can MT, DK, GB put off until the day after. Thanks: Mom and Dad, Nin,J and N, WC, AF, DW, BD, FR, FC, BG, TO, GB, AN YF, S!! - SM Free Nelson Mandela Richard Llewellya Taw, III Where's your board? in my car. Where's your car? I don't know-Matt johnson I'd like to thank the academy, my family, friends, O.N.S., 8: social gatherin s that made Loyola the best years of my Iii. Wil- ley Michael jude Thomas So you been to school For a year or two And you know you've seen it all In daddy's car think you'll go far Back east your type don't crawl Dead Kennedys Henry Oscar Tirado Don't expect anything original from an echo. Special thanx to Mom, Dad, Sis, and Rab. I couldn't have made it without you. Thanx also to juSi BiMu AsYo PaBa FrCo and FrNa for their time and effort. Matthew Stuart Tysler Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of a joy you must have sombody to divide it with. Mark Twain With joy, love, and thanx: MOM and DAD, the polo team, ER WK MM SI MM LB MD L Stephen Vegh We have the power to make this the best generation of mankind in the history of the world-or to make it the last. John F. Kennedy Thomas Matthew Tostado Instruct a wise man, and he becomes still wiser, teach a just man, and advances in learning. Proverb 9:9 Thanks Mom, Dad, Bro's 8: Terri Michael john Van Dyke Oh! l must be in the front roooow! Heh, Heh, They love me! Bob Uecker fMr. Baseballj Douglas Anthony Townsend Now far ahead the road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with ea er feet, Until it joins some Tar er way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? l cannot say. Bilbo R. Michael Vega SDRAWKCAB Sl LOOI-ICH XOO Thanks Dad, Mom, and Chris for your spport. Also, thanks to my friends and relatives. Paul Martin Villalobos Darius Anthony Vosylius Four years filled with memories that will Edl-lC3fi0f1 is 3 Capital to the POOF man, and last a lifetime an interest to the rich man. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your love and HOIHCE Mann support Oliver j, Weber So underwater deaf and blind under such pressures you might find a secret right be- fore the end that makes u want to breathe a ain. Timanks everyone, Moms, Pops, Chris, and Laura U.K. Live long and prosper, and always remem- ber: Be all that you can be! Thanks Mom and Dad Christopher Robert Wagner Ever wonder about paper clips? Don't they get on your nerves? And don't milk cartons drive you crazy every time you try to open one? . . . Nuclear war. That's another thing that bugs me. Gary Trudeau Dennis E. Wedding Look beyond the memories Where shattered rainbows lie: We all must chase our rainbows Yet always more goodbye .. . M. Yuen Hey Holmes, let's get the hell out of here!!!. . . Thanks to all Brian Thomas Whitney What doesn't kill you will make you stron- ger, -Neitche Any day you can walk away from is a good one. - uol Thanks for everything mom and dad Scott Wieman Great sleepers and eaters are capable of any- thing else that is great. The most important thing is to learn to rule oneself! Be firm one constant element in luck is genuine solid old teutonic pluck. Holmes Miguel Angel Albarez joseph Cary Wood The least we can be is not to be anybody else, for if the person we imitate disappears, what will remain of us. -A.M. Thank you Mom and Dad Oum CRWWAR BCPP CWC BTR MrO BSBM TLPSW and then they went to EE'5 Claude Yacoel Anything Can Happen! Jose Cuervo PHOTO NOT A VAILABLE 1 1 Stephen joseph Young Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choicep it is not a thing to be wait- ed for, it is a thing to be achieved. -WJ. Bryan Friendship is a talent . . . Develop it Thanks Dad, Mom, Chris -4 yrs are over Only those who realize somewhere along the game, that no ace-up-the-sleeve can heal one splitg that one is truly poor with nowhere to go and nothing to do-only those few might wake from sleep. J .C. Pearce james Bernard Brands You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred. -Super Chicken P.S. Let me tell you whatl -J.D. Richard E. Lemus In this world there is only one person you have to satisfy, yourself. Troubles, like babies, grow larger with nursing - Lady Holland I like thank my mom and dad and my friends for their support Brian Patrick McCarthy l must be crazy to be in a looney-bin like this. -R.P. McMurphy Anthony john Sanchez Ashraf Youssef We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Billy Shakespeare, Hamlet Bryan Beau Zavala Real friendshi is shown it times of trouble, Prosperity is Full of Friends. Europides. If glass is made from sand, how come you can see through it? T.F.Jr. Thanks for every- thing, Mom, Dad and friends - u Rev. Louis C. Ruldolph, SJ. Mr. Francis H. Clougherty I 1897 - 1984 1919 - 1984 The editors of the El Camino have didicated this page to the memory of two men whose lives were examples of the tradition and spirit of Loyola High School. Both gave much to the Loyola community + both, in the spirit of the school's patron, were men for others - both will be missed. , ' Rev. Louis C. Rudolph was Loyola's treasurer for over twenty-three years. Working behind the scenes, Fr. Rudolph performed an important service for the school community, working quietly and patiently to make sure that all the decimal points lined up and that all the facts, figures and fractions added up. His work, while it sent largely unseen was a service that helped to insure that the school and all its various activities would run smoothly. It was a service he performed gladly, even into the eighty- seventh year of his life. His dedication brings to mind the words of St. Ignatius: Dearest Lord, teach me to be generous, to give and not to count the cost, to toil and not to seek for rest. . Mr. Francis Clougherty graduated from Loyola High in 1929, but his involvement with and devotion to the school did not end there. He was actively involved with the school since his graduation, especially since 1939 when he and his brother founded the Clougherty Packing.Company fFarmer John.J A generous benefactor and supporter of school activities, Mr. Clougherty was a man whose beliefs and actions personified the spirit and values of Loyola. He was proud of the school. The school can be proud to have a man of such goodness counted amoung its alumni. In 1980, the Loyola Chapel was named in honor of Mr. Clougherty. A plaque affixed to the wall of the chapel reads: This chapel is named in honor of Francis H. Clougherty, '29, a man of faith and love . . . 'a man for others.' Captured by the spirit of St. Ignatius, he is a model for all who pray here. . You will be with us always. . . -C 131' -nd'-E hz .P sp ia i. ' 1 9,0 '+P '1 'li wqgx Vin h 1 ii ' 'J lsvfilbif . 1 1 r5QG'5E- ,. O ' 1 5 ' - ' V595 .ya . W ' s .1 ll' H L' . 'E L S5 vita gfI1f,i'i5'- 4 wr! 'P I M I I I llf uv is s .gf s . ., 01 ' f't43wn?kr,: ff.. 'F hav' I zum: IF 'L 5: rg? I I Q ,. ing Eemal '3'i 45. quit,-' 4- .1 J. Z., , , g. W iL5e'l 'z ' 'ul 1 52545 ':.,,' firms' ii lvj, ull.: W. fi 45. T ' LI? I ' 1 as 1' I H755 I 'FJ . tiki' .I :QE 'KVA' 1411 . M . -5Y.v.'C-- 1 . K 4'-AYQ, 2 I ' In loving memory of john 1. Shanahan We also remember the lives of Member of the Class of 1986 . . .teammate Mr. Juan Castillo classmate Dr. Edward Stratton friend. . . Mr. Jimmy Nicholson Mr. Walter Catfield A school's pride is a direct result of its people, events, and history. The people and events have been recordedg what follows is part of Loyola's history. A2 :uw ln nn ll ' H r nf-iff' M :Q him X In some ways Loyola has changed dramati- cally since the good old days. The one con- stant through the years has been the dedicat- tied Jesuit community. Loyola is one of the few schools in Los Angeles frequently boasting two or more generations from the same family. That tells you something about the Loyola tra- dition. Many of my friends were met through the Loyola connection. We have a shared experience which brought and holds us together. We bask in Loyola's reflected glory. Henry K. Workman '44 I remember thinking Loyola was the best school, with the best teach- ers, the best at letic teams, and the best friends. Being a student at Loy- ola set you apart from the crowd. There was a bond between all of us that allowed us to draw strength from one another. It provided the en- vironment for me to develop into a Christian man. A man who evolved with the basic principle to better himself and those around him. My sense of pride for Loyola has grown with each new experience and chal- lenge in my life. Loyola in my mem- ory is a gem which become more valuable with the passing of time. Dan Terheggen '68 . -t Vg .V-H15 tgglxflf-'ft I ' - , 'Q -sl-iw xiaiti Q Loyola High has been an integal part of my life for 9 years, as a stu- dent, a coach, a lay teacher and now as a Jesuit. The racial mix, the oppor- tunities for involvement and respon- sibility, the faculty, campus ministry and social action programs offer the students opporunities for growth. I am proud to have been associated with Loyola. I am proud that Loyola tries to help each person's heart see that the way to be is as a man for others to the greater glory of God. I hope that all students may be able to look back with the same pride as I have and with the same desire to help make it even more pleasing in the eyes of our God. Eduardo Samaniego, SJ. '68 196 T hu.. 7 au.-.,,,,, hn-.e ...Y - i '? as--f-.W-...vs , Loyola is a sampling of both the joys and sorrows from life's vast experience. When one advances further into this experience, one takes friendships and knowl- edge. However, left behind is oneself and one's accom- plishments which combine to weave the school's his- tory and the school itself . . . Loyola Pride. Joseph Wood, Bob Cady '85 'Bti EL CAMI O 1985 VOLUME 68 LOYOLA HIGH SCHODL 1901 VENICE BLVD. LOS ANGELES, CA. 90006 Editor-ln-Chief: Joseph Wood Editor-ln-Chief: Dennis Wedding Assoicate Editor: Barnaby Crahan Thematic Consultant: Bob Cady Mr. Clutch: Neal Silverman Activities Section: Brandt Manchee Chris Cheleden Sports Section: Peter McAniff Blaise Diroll Campus Ministry: Doug Anderson Drama Section: Mark Anderson Special Assistant to the Moderator: Greg Francis Copy Editor: David Sabourin Faculty Section: Paul Salvaty Technical Photography Editor: Ashraf Youssef Senior Section: Dan Chandler junior Section: Chris Cheleden Sophomore Section: Kevin Dee Freshmen Section: Alfredo Botello Supporting Cast: Bob Roginson, Eric Cox, Tom Bagwell, Eric Gowey, Karl Meyer, George Hawley, Erik Halm, David Halm, Philip Baker, John Brady, Eric Punsalas, Pat Duron, and Ru- dolfo Navarro, Greg Heinen. YY ff' The El Camino staff of 1985 would like to thank everyone who contri- buted to the completion of this yearbook. All who dedicated time, mon- ey, and effort exhibited Loyola pride in the truest sense of the word. Special thanks must go to Mr. Frank Kozakowski and Nena Roswell for the use of their old yearbooks, buttons, and cub related objects. Thank you also for your continued enthusiasm and concern for the yearbook. We would also like to thank Er. Cahalan, SJ. and Mrs. Doro- thy Whelan for their time and effort in tracking down the names, addresses and phone numbers of the graduates who reflected on their Loyola experience. We extend a special thanks to these three men, Mr. Henry Workman, Mr. Dan Terheggen, and Eduardo Samaniego, SJ., who wrote for us under the pressure of the final deadline. Appreciation goes out to all the cooperative coaches and moderators who, realizing we were fighting time, helped organize team, C.L.S., and club pictures. We are in debt to Mr. John Harris, the man who paid our bills and kept our processing trays filled with chemicals and cameras filled with film. We also thank Mr. Paul Collins for his concern and support. There are three S.J.'s who we need to express our gratititude, Bro. McDermott SJ., Mr. Scott Harrignton, SJ., and Mr. Eduardo Samaniego, SJ. Each helped us fill blank pages with pictures and memories. We additionally thank all the photo labs who convereted slides to prints and enlarged many of our negatives. These labs were Newell Color Lab, Photo Key Lab, and Edward's Photography. The staff gives Mrs. Gury a very special thanks for all the times she helped photography many sports and activities. Her dedication and support saved us from missing deadlines, and her photos transformed many plain pages to exciting pages. We thank the Loyalist staff for lending us photos when we were in need, letting us use the darkroom in a bind, and giving us that extra can of rubber cement. Thanks for all of your friendship and concern. We would like to thank all the teachers and parents who helped us complete this book, especially Dr. Morillo, Pr. Colosimo, SJ., Mr. Edward McAn- iff, and our neighbor Mr. Grego. Our final and most sincere thanks go out to our moderator Mr. Tom O'Neill. His creativity, compassion, and desire for and excellent year- book kept us in good spirits through the tense weeks and taught us as much about life, during our midnight chats, as producing a yearbook. We could not have accomplished this feat without him. Thank you, Mr. Tom O'Neill, SJ. --Q s .ac L ! i i . s I 'cw 4 ' V' ' ' 1 my I nf-s, ., 5: if? E ' , - C-Lfv. +' as ' f ' -.', ,Vu meg MM, -Q 11355, 'Fifi :H-1 l'i ,i,-A wir,-'V' K,,?4,g-'V3 fV afrffgfi ' i!.i,'4, yd ,u4.jf,:NP'fZ fi, f ?'f'3??393.e-af! '- -X 5Y? f,x?2a'12r ' 1 xr-., yggfnsx asp, :, '5q,:Mf'7'31:4. B, Q, . .. , QQSEPH WQQD EDITOR IN CI-ITET DENNIS WEDDING TOM O'N.EILL, SJ. 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