Loyola High School - El Camino Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1986
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'Ir lg Y A dream of what life could be s . , f ix Loyola stands a mirror of i ts city Its gifts ,Q W ,Mya Q., H u as diverse as its students . ..f,1.. '. A -. - 22. 4. :., . X 3 I jg., 4 ' . ' 5 1 M '-tk: ' , V 'Q il ilu X, .rm fs .il 5, X if ...H . . ..,,.,i. J., ,. . Simply a place' to grow fwmwu ma All share one vision A dream of what life can be' For seventeen years, with remarkable vision, dedication and generosity Fr. Patrick Caha- lan, S.J. has continually striven to provide Loyola students with an ideal Jesuit educa- tion. In partial recognition for his efforts on our behalf we proudly dedicate the 1986 Vol- ume of the El Camino to him. . ' gr in , 3 'Sf K uv ,mv-v- f ADMINISTRATIO , FACULTY, AND STUDE T SERVICES ,t sn? 1 if Rev. Patrick J. Cahalan, S.J. Rev. Gordon D. Bennett, S.J. Mr. Stephen Balak President Principal Assistant Principal for Academic Live a life worthy of your calling. Affairs Epistle to the Ephesians There is a miracle in every new beginning. Herman Hesse, Steppenwolf Mr. Frank P. Kozakowskl Rev. Kevin A. Leidich, S.J. Mr. Edwin J. Hearn Assistant Principal for Student Affairs Campus Minister Dean of Men SDIJDKHIGTBHWIMT . . . Be not anxious about what you have, I will give you five good reasons why IAASSMWSSWWSSN . . . but about what you are. we should do it my way - my fist. MBISCTWTA RGITANFODBIBAJA Pope St. Gregory I: Homilies OHBYTW IDNTTTTTTTOFTHEHHH THANKS TO ALL - WITH PRAYERS 8: GOD'S BLESSING 'FPK F 18 1 Mrs. Alicia Duran Secretary to the Counseling Department Don't walk ahead of l may not follow Don't walk behind me I may not lead Just walk beside me And be friend Mrs. Mary Holleran Switchboard Operator f Mrs. Diane Peck Secretary to the Dean God holds everything in except your choice. Sister Marcella Glossmeyer, S.S.N.D. me Library Clerk Let your life be like a snowflake which leaves a mark but not a stain. l rw., V1 Mrs. Mary McFarland Controller Mrs. Mae Lois Peters' President's Office his hands - Mr. John Harris Business Manager Mrs. Edna Nicholson Registrar Why be sad when you can be happy ME Mrs. Patricia Salvaty Secretary for Student Services Thanks Loyola, it's been wonderful. Class of '86 - Y.A.A.W.G. Mrs. Rita Sauer Mrs. Donna Stueck Assistant to the President's Office Treasurer's Office Mr. Charles Welch Mrs. Dorothy Whelan Plant Manager Secretary to the President Dr. Marla l. Alvarez Mr. John D. Adams Mathematics Spanish SER ES SER EN OTRO SER Mr. William R. Thomason Assistant to the President The Lord is firstg my friends are secondg and l am third. Gale Sayers Rev. Lawrence Whltlow, S.J. Computer Center Mr. David W. Arnold Mathematics And it is just plain stupid to believe that any victory, any success, any achieve ment comes without cost. SOLO SOMOS AL AMAR Gordon Bennett COPLAS A LA MUERTE DE MERTON E. CARDENAL Mr. John P. Auther, S.J. Miss Theresa Barnett, Dr. Wolfgang M. Baur English English German, Latin Good! Good! Talking of axes, said the duchess -Bob chop off her head! Lewis Carroll Alice's Adventures In Wonderland, Chap. 6 Mr. John M. Beckman Mrs. Lou Ann Berardi' Mr. Michael A. Bergez Fine Arts English , Theology God is Dad. - Anon. Mr. Dennis M. Bodensteiner Social Studies Liberalism is trust of the people tempered by prudenceg Conservatism is dist rust of the people tempered by fear. -Wm. E. Gladstone 3 Rev. John A. Brady, s..1. l Spanish 1 Nobody ever told me life was easy . , . for me it had never been, but I was . . . the stronger because of it. One learns to succeed by succeeding in 'small things first. Mostly a person learns to succeed by simply overcoming failure. - Louis L'Mour, Passin' Through Rev. Bernard I. Brannon, S.J Theology God loves you. .... .,....-.., . V- 'linux it . . ,. H W 'X I - . X,.s. i s i l A Z , Mr. Robert A. Buschelman Chemistry The Rosary is my favorite prayer. Pope John Paul ll Mr. Edward F. Castellanos Spanish lf you want to hear the music, you have to pay the fiddler. Rev. Angus Cooper, 0.F.M. Computer Science Ubinam gentium sumus? Cicero is .. . 21 -.V L S' Mr. Terry G. Caldwell English Hemingway once said that to be a man, you must 1. write a book, 2. fight a bull, 3. plant a tree, and 4. have a son. lf Hemingway is correct, my life could be based on Louisa May Alcott's Little Women! hgx N Mr. Michael Cheney Theology lf God wills to be non-God, Man comes to be that, and nothing else. Karl Rahner, S.J. 'NZ Mr. John F. Casey Social Studies lf I could only predict the future as well as l can predict football scores we could all rest much easier. Rev. Eugene J. Coloslmo, S.J. Mathematics Finis coronat opus. Mr. Timothy D. Coughlin Head Counselor, Christian Service Director W-w..,,,.,,q Mr. Gerald W. Cowhlg, S.J. Spanish To speak a second language is impor- tant, but to have something to say is more important. Miss Patricia J. Crampton English Rev. Thomas P. Delaney, S.J. Theology I am not what I ought to be, not what I want to be, not what l'm going to be, but thank God, I am not what l used to be. John Wooden -- ., ...W Mr. Jack Gallagher Health Fast runners win races. Mrs. Louise A. Crean Head Librarian Never act out of rivalry or conceitg rath- er, let all parties think humbly of others as superior to themselves, each of you looking to others' interests rather than his own. 2:3-4 Rev. J. Richard Draper, S.J. Latin En priamus! Sunt hic etiam sua praemia laudi sunt lacrimae rerum: mentem mortalia tangunt. Vergil Durate et vosmet rebus servate secun- dis I I Mr. Thomas V. Gallagher I Counseling Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumu- lates in the form of inert facts. H. Adams I r Mr. Jon W. Dawson Social Studies Laughter is the only thing that can cut your troubles down to a size you can talk to. Billy Clyde Puckett 5423 Rev. Joseph J. Fice, S.J. Theology We are all molded by those who have loved us, and though that love may pass, we remain their work. No love, no friendship can ever cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark upon it forever . . . Francois Mauriac Mr. Gary R. Gatfleld Physics, Science Department Chair God said, F:Gmmfd'squared, there was order in the universe, and thus the birth of the first formula. Then God said, let there be a G-squared, and he spread the word. Rev. Reynold J. Gatto, S.J. Theology, Theology Department Co- chair God's compassions saves Man God's concern liberates Man God's love fulfills Man Sri Chinmoy Y ri. Aims. Mrs. Beth A. Gold Social Studies May current events always be as impor- tant a part of your lives as they are now. Mr. Michael D. Griffith Mathematics He who would learn to fly one day must first learn to stand and walk and run and climb and dance: one cannot fly into flying. Nietzsche - On The Spirit of Gravity sk 4 7' I l , y I Waf- -Skid 1 Mrs. Llliane M. Goczal French Mes amis - je suis de retourl! Mr. Stephen H. Grady Physical Education, Typewriting The two big things for success are plen- ty of training time and a positive atti- tude. You have to be dedicated on your own - nobody can instill a good atti- tude in you. No one can win for you but yourself. ,wr Q ' , , T v fl: v.1s'PgX-:ag . -1 .rm uv rg- if 'o-'f,--'v,?.---S, 4' v-T-51,32-ix Nr 3' -2'-W1 f :viii K, p- f, si' -'C ' -ls '.:f'f3?'-x-ms Mr. Thomas M. Goepel Social Studies, Social Studies Depart- ment Chair When a nation's young men are conser- vative, its funeral bell is already rung. Henry Ward Beecher 1877 Mr. Michal E. Grego Music Mr. Fernando Hernandez Health, Typewriting Mr. Thomas P. Holleran Biology, Chemistry Miss Gail M. Johnson Mathematics When love and skill work together, ex- pect a masterpiece. is om l .'9.3'7 ii is :HRH I 2 I iinliw. mlm. lc.-I Rev. Jerold W. Llndner, S.J. English Man shall never reach his full capacity while chained to the Earth. We must take wing and conquer the heavens. Icarus Mr. Allen Martin Mathematics, Mathematics Department Chair A correct answer is a momentary plea- sure, but a good proof is a joy forever. -ov Mr. Geoffrey M. Joy 1 Counseling Rev. David W. MacDonald, S.J. Latin i No one gives what he doesn't have. Mr. Mark R. Milner I Music If I repent of anything, it is very likely to be my good behavior, What demon possessed me that I behaved so well? Henry David Thoreau . . 2 . Newt Mr. John J. Kvasnlcka Social Studies Is it farther to New York or by plane? Br. Robert McDermott, S.J. Geology, Earth Science Mr. Paul M. Molinelll English Dr. Antonio Morlllo French, Spanish, Foreign Language Chair All I say is by way of discourse, and nothing by way of advice. l should not speak so boldly if it were due to be believed. Montaigne Mr. Kelly R. Nicholson Mathematics Baseball is a very funny game. They give you a round bat and a round ball, and tell you to hit it square, and if you fail seven out of ten times, they call you successful! Mr. Thomas W. Portman Social Studies Living is the constant adjustment of thought to life and life to thought in such a way that we are always growing, always experiencing new things in the old and old things in the new. Thomas Merton Rev. Lawrence Murphy, S.J. Biology, Chemistry Quantum mechanics are not just people that work on sporty V.Wfs Mr. Thomas H. O'NeiIl, S.J. Social Studies One virtue stands out above all others: the constant striving upwards, wrestling with oneself, the unquenchable desire for greater purity, wisdom, goodness and love Goethe Mr. Edward Profumo Mathematics, Social Studies The only failure that is fatal is the fail- ure to try. Rev. Alfred E. Naucke, S.J. Counseling For every complex problem there is a simple answer. And it is wrong. H.L. Mencken Mr. Paul Picard Biology, Physics Q xx lbxlg . xx. Wx' l 1 I Miss Sylvia Rousseve English A loveless world is a dead world, and always there comes an hour when one is weary of prisons, of one's work, and of devotion to duty and all one craves for is a loved face, the warmth and wonder of a loving heart. Camus Mr. Eduardo A. Samaniego, S.J. Mathematics Fr. Francis Stlegeler, S.J. Theology You only live once, but live right and once is enough. Miss Donna M. Wanland Theology, Theology Department Co- Chair Jesus was a human being like you and me, but even more human! Edward Schillebeeckx l 1 l Mr. William Sanchez ' Spanish Sancho says X When you're down and out lift up your head and shout - it's gonna be a great day ' Ms. Nancy Kay Turner Art, Fine Art Department Chair' One is never as happy or unhappy as one imagines. l La Rouchefoucald xxsxlxn Mr. Thomas R. Waszak 1 Social Studies ' There is a destiny which makes us brothers, - , None goes on his way aloneg i All that we send into the lives of others, Comes back into our own. i Edwin Markham X Mr. Gabriel Soumaklan Physical Education, Physical Education Chair F' Mrs. Marilyn Walsh English Proofread, She Wrote Miss Marla Josephine Williams Counseling Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each age, each hour, each moment of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence, and back without regrets. Miss Maida Lin Wong Assistant Librarian Then let's look on the bright side, we're having an adventure, Fezzick, and most people live and die without being as lucky as we are. - Inigo to Fezzick as they enter the Zoo of Death. The Prin- cess Bride Mr. Roger Yano Mathematics Like berries on the vine, it gets sweeter all the time. Mr. Peter M. Wright English, English Department Chair Nec aliud omnino est vita humana quam stulticiae lusus guidam , , , Adumbrata quidem omnia sed haec fa- bula non aliter agitur. Erasmus 5 Security: Daryl McAlister, Anthony Williams Environmental Services: lfront rowl Tony Muralles, Armando Sandoval, Hugo Pena, Modesto Cervantes, lback rowl Luis Jimenez, Felicano Pena, Mike Carrillo, Mario Arevalo, Jamie Pena, Jorge Carrillo ' '1 1 N 1 l 0 I N CONTENTS Fall Sports . Fall Activities Fall Drama . Freshmen 3 , VARSITY F GGTBALL l I Varsity Football: lfirst rowl M. Lew, M. Seley, J. Roughan, A. Humber, J. Akatsuka, B. Brown, J. Costanzo, J. Yunker, S. Balsarini fsecond rowl M. Torres, W. Sumilang, M. Girardi, M. Ratkovich, E. Ratkovich, E. Rendon, T. McGinity, S. Doheny, J. Gmelich, S. Kneafsey, M. Pernecky fthird rowl F. Hafner fmgr.l, J, Winnek, B. Clark, Coach J. Kearin, Coach G, Soumakian, Head Coach S. Grady, D. Howe, T. Foss, B. Lee lmgr.l ffourth rowl T. Stoutt, M. Pascale, P. McCarty, E. Sanabria, M. Estwick, P. McNally, S. Carroll, A. Holly, J. Vils, J. Whittet, T. Porrata ffifth rowl M. Horn, J. Price, C. Holleran, G. Paton, A. Walker, J. Estrada, C. Rising, P. Hughes, T. Kelley, J. Dooling fsixth rowl D. O'Neil, P. Muldoon, A. Rogers, T. Martin, R. Higgins, E. McElroy, P. Doug, D. Matter, J. Fahmy, P. Bourgeix, R. Flynn. The 1985 season began with great expectations, and the '85 Cub gridders did not disappoint. This year's team was far from being the biggest team in the league. However, what the Cubs lacked in size, they more than made up for in hard work. The offense, led by seniors Steve Carroll, Todd Martin, Matt Pascale, Pat Muldoon, Tom Kelley, Dan O'Neil, and Mark Estwick, baffled defenses all year long. The defense, anchored by seniors Bernard Brown, Justin Gmelich, Tim Stoutt, Matt Girardi, Travis Foss, Pat McCarty, Pierre Bourgeix, Pat Doud, and Steve Balsarini, consistently stopped opposing offenses. After a shocking loss to St. Paul, the Cubs went on a seven game winning streak including impressive wins over Santa Monica, St. John Bosco, St. Francis, and culminated with an impressive win over Notre Dame,to clinch the 1985 Del Rey League championship. In CIF playoff action, the Cubs lost a hard fought battle to a powerful Fontana team, finishing their season with an 8-3 record. The 1985 season was a very rewarding experience for all people involved. Thank you for your support. Steve Balsarini 49539 DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS isxgg 52 M? 4- ff? fi f -gf ' 'F' ' Q '15, , Q ' x ,idx , I X 3 F f 4 Y' ff' Q X A WIP' E K I or Wg 's In V. , ' V A Q., 2 H A ,y , My W Ak v fa, A., I 0, sw QTY? 5 1 , 1985 SCORES ST. PAUL SANTA MONICA SANTA ANA VALLEY EL CAMINO REAL LA I-IABRA ST. JOHN BOSCO CRESPI ST. FRANCIS NOTRE DAME ALEMANY C,I.F PLA YOFFS , . FONTANA . . . DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 0- A .fax v r ...J I New , x , I .1 x , f X. 1 Z XJ- f in 2 ,xQ q Q4. 3-?i.i.. .W x if I Q ' ' . F I 4-il Wa l Z' nf l If X W A 4, - ,iff W Q4 ,. Q ' N 1, U . f 4 ' 4 A Q 'Z 3 , A, ,Z ' my A x xx N Q ,H A Q 's m v Ns ar 2 Si if , it uv X f I 2' if , 9 1 js V lf SOPI-IOMORE FOOTBALL UW., llst rowl A. Uribe, S. Alvarez, T. Crehan, D. Porter, M. Sturman, J. Newkirk, N. Vilgiate 12nd rowl D. Biles, D. Estwick, C. Johns, R. Curtis, M. Morales, S. Chatman, F. Santamaria, R. Vanis, J. Sinha, S. Duffy l3rd rowl Manager G. Kelly, B. Tinker, M. Walters, A. Alvarado, Coach A. Williams, Coach J. Kvasnicka, Coach J. Parada, C. Thomas, A. Stratton, S. Bender, Manager A. Firling l4th rowl J. Hovorka, P. Sellers, M. Gilhooly, B. O'Meara, A Kennedy, J. Nichols, A. Valeri, A.J. Rasic, D. Glascott, M. Artukovich, P. Kipp l5th rowl T Heinen, T. Plymale, S. Picture, T. Condon, S. Fitzpatrick, C. Vontueber, J. Doran, J Montoya, A. Keown-Boyd, M. Fourticq 16th rowl R. Dix, C. Hentz, C. Bojorquez, P. Hardy J. Wogmore, B. Curran, M. Pappas, A. Tomatis, J. Nally, B. Cobb. 1 f '- 11 fi il League Record Overall Record 3-2 7-2 , 'W -. A In .fy 'Q Q p J . i i 1 Li' K , M1 Q, .K vu. -. A M... md 8 A A .J - I 'f 'W Y It I FALL SPORTS F RESHMAN FOOTBALL 4V Z Members were: L. Anderson, S. Ashby, E. Bacura, P. Baker, C. Ben, T. Brady, M, Buckley, M Butkus, C. Brown, C. Campbell, C. Brown, J. Capata, R. Carey, J. Casani, C. Castillo, K wa I ff-1. ' A ..V ' J 1.- 3, q, ' ff ' , ,,, ' 'ff s f. . at K Y ' Jw. V f Clougherty, J. Coronel, M. Crane, R. Crane, K. Craven, G. Davis, R. Doheny, S. Doyle, T. Duggan E. Earnest, K. Estrada, R. Estuar, M. Fahmy, A. Finn, B. Flaherty, C. Francis, J. Fuller, D. Gerety, J. Goethal, J. Hafner, A. Hardy, C. Hesburgh, G. Holguin, R. Hubanks, E. Hussain, R. Hussain, G Joseph, S. Karm, R. Keller, S. Kelley, E. Kern, J. Klein, B. Kneafsey, D. Kopecky, T. Kusserow, S Laderman, R. Levebvre, B. Limon, L. Lohr, A. Macias, A. Manansala, A. Mansour, D. Martin, K Mckenney, M. Moore, P. Morse, M. Mueche, B. Mullin, K. Nodar, S. Oxford, P. Pernecky, J Pestano, F. Ragsdale, M. Rogers, M. Rescober, J. Ross, P. Sarte, J. Schimmoller, B. Simpkins, M Smith, P. Stonehouse, E. Suazo, M. Solum, J. Skenderian, R. Salazar, D. Tims, J. Urbach, J. Vida, A. Viteri, J. Vujovic, B. Watson, M. White, C. Wolfe, E. Wood, D. Zalamea, J. Zimmerman. Overall Record League Record 6- 1 -2 3- 1 - 1 Q s Y. 4 Q.. x I ? FALL SPORTS . A VARSITY WATERPOLO IFront Rowl D. Najar, K. Mueller, lMiddle Rowl T. Link, M. Rasic, M. Holscher, C. Regan, J. Sutton, D. Mc lntoch, lBack Rowl Mr. Profumo, J. Rasic, A. Sutton, D. O'Keefe, J. Underwood, NL Wooler, E. Detels, E. Prado, M. Braun, C. Link. Coming off a tremendous summer, which was highlighted by a 9th l place finish in the prestigious Punahua Invitational Water Polo Tournament, the Cubs went on to be part of history at Loyola High School. Under the leadership of 2nd year head coach Ed Profumo, the Cubs captured a second straight Del Rey League title. The Cubs swam through their Del Rey League opponents, earning a 10-O record which qualified them for a 5th straight CIF bid. This was the first time in Loyola's history that such a record was achieved in Water Polo. This record did not come easy, the Cubs had to beat each Del Rey League opponent twice. The games with long time rival St. John Bosco proved to be the most difficult. The Cubs met the Bosco Braves once at home and once away adding two more ticks in the win column by defeating the Braves 12-10 and 6-5 respectively. At the end of league action, the Cubs geared up for CIF action. The Cubs advanced to the third round of CIF, another historic event for Loyola High Water Polo. The cubs achieved this mark by defeating Redondo 11-7 in the first round, and Muir 9-8 in the second round. Then, in the third round, the Cubs met top-ranked El Dorado. The final out- come proved to be a repeat of last years game, the Cubs lost 6-12. Although this was a crushing defeat, it rewrote the Loyola High School Water Polo history books. For the second straight year, the entire starting team received league honors. Seniors Matt Holscher, Tim O'Donnell, Ed Prado and Andrew Sutton received 1st team league selections. Matt Holscheer also received league MVP and a 2nd team CIF selec- tion while Ed Prado and Tim O'Donnell received a CIF honorale mention. Other honors included Second team league selections, Nick Wooler, Ed Detels and Joe Rasic while junior David O'Keefe received league honorable mention. Outstanding play was also recorded by Seniors Chris Regan and Michael Braun. On a final note the Water Polo team would like to thank all the students and faculty who came out and supported us throughout our season. Aloha! R,A.S. 1757 I W .. . .. 11 ,... 9... 6 ,... ..NOTRE DAME. , .. .... SERVITE .. MATER DEI ..... ST. JOHN BOSCO . . . ...MCRESPI . .NOTRE DAME . . . ....SERVITE...... .......MATERDEl ST. JOHN BOSCO . . . C.l.F. PLAYOFFS .....REDONDO..... MUIR..,..... .. ELDORADOH.. 5, wi- 1 7 .Q v ' .Ij,5'-5 . , .,,,, .7 , E U . mm? , yuvama I I ,gf I N. ' ga, n V, f1 '. 1' ...,. - ,S DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS l .1 , ,W f , .,Ma.. r 5 3- 1, ., , N Q DEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 5 4 i i JUNIOR VARSITY WATER l 11st rowl D. Hu, J. Morum, K. Seidel, J. Allen, M. Ingrum 12nd rowl M. Romono, J. Swindler, S Smith, R. Frawley, C. Fields, D. Noble l3rd rowl Coach T. Coughlin, D. Goeke, J. Hilger, P. Baretta B. Childs, L. Utterback, S. O'Connor, E. Boserup, D. Madison, C. O'Donrlell. l 1 i l l l 1 l l l l l l l FALL SPCRTS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 23 . .CATHEDRAL Sz CANTWELL 15 17... ...NOTREDAME... 15 16... ...ALEMANY.... . 16 15... ...BOSCOTECH... . ......ST.JOHNBOSCO..... ...ST.FRANClS... . ..... CRESPl...... . llst rowl J. Henry, K. Dee, P. Germain, L. Gratton, M. Nemec, C. Carter, T. Robinson l2nd rowl J. Gallagher, A. Dougherty, C. Nelson, M. Sloan, M. McCracken, W. Nitti, S. Baker, J. Brink, E. Castellanos. Intimidation. Even before their season had begun, all of the Del Rey League and potential C.I.F. contend- ers feared the day they would encounter, head to head and one on one, the awesome Cubs TOP 5 : Mike McCracken, Joe Brink, Mitch Slaon, Chris Nel- son, and Kevin Dee. Led by coaches Jack Gallagher theadl and Ed Castellanos, the Loyola High School Cross-Country team continued its dominance of all by winning its third consecutive Del Rey League and second consecutive Division 2A C.l.F. Champion- ship. On top of this, the Cubs were extremely suc- cessful elsewhere, winning the Bell-Jeff and Laguna Hills lnvitationals, while earning a Fifth Place ranking in all of California after competing in the prestigious Stanford Invitational some five hours away from Cub territory. Loyola continued its dominance at the Ju- nior Varsity level by winning League Championship, and championships at the Stanford, Bell Jeff, and Mt. Sac lnvitationals. The Frosh Soph also had a successful year finishing second in league and win- ning the Bell Jeff Invitational. Individually, the Cubs were led by captain Mike McCracken fAll-C.l.F., First Team All Leaguel, Joe Brink tAllfC.I.F., All-County, First Team All Leaguel, Mitch Sloan CFirst Team All Leaguel along with Ke- vin Dee lFirst Team All-Leaguel, Auggie Dougherty IFirst Team All-Leaguel, and Chris Nelson lSecond Team All-Leaguel. Skardon Baker tSecond Team All-Leaguel, a Sophomore, will lead the Cubs in the 1986-87 season. Along with these six seniors, Wanye Nitti, Jakc Henry, Perry Germain, Charlie Carter, Mark Nemec, Todd Robinson, and Luigi Gratton solidified the varsity and made up the awe- inspiring Junior Varsity, The Frosh Soph was led by Christain Fogliani, Peter Hogan, Casey Higer, Angus 5 McDonald, and Jeff Deacon. , All in all, 1985 was a successful year for a highly I outstanding program. C.I.F. CHAMPIONSfDEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 'W C I F CI-IAMPIONSJDEL REY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 4? QM! JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY Q32 UQ flst row! P. Hogan, R, Anderson, L. Bautista, G. Holt, J. Orcaen, T.C. Connors 12nd row! R. Orozco, P. O'Brien, C. Fogliani, J. Lipson, A. Jeffrey, S. Dellabetta, C. Higer, A. McDonald, M. Doyle. League Record 6-O Frosh-Soph Record 5-1 My-f' ,r.gf' 4 fa' 'r ,J FALL SPORTS AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL The purpose of Loyolas chapter of Amnesty International is to inform our student body of the rights violations commited around the world. Our chapter is part of a world-wide chain which is determined to free non-violent prisoners of conscience through the petitioning of govern- ments and individuals. This year Loyola s Ame nesty has sponsored assemblies at which there were guest speakers and drawn up petitions which the student body eagerly consented to sign. ACTIVITIES is 'M V. Fernandez R. Garcia J. Gonzalez A. Guzman E. Hamilton R. Harmala B. Hendersen G. Jahiel S. Karlin G. Olivos J,C, Olsen J. Sackett R. Soriano T. Swope E, Teveris A. Walker moderator Fr. Leidich S.J. Members were: F. Ayala B. Birney G. Dennehy S. Duffy P, Estuar SPEECH AND DEBATE loyola s Speech and Debate Club is one of our fastest growing clubs This year there was a record number of members and this has shown through the improvement of the team The team competes in tournaments on a weekly basis in for example expository impromptu and novice speaking Under the leadership of Mr John Auther SJ this years Speech and Debate team has proved to be a success Members were S Baker J Beauclair C Bowman M Braun R Brown T Brown S Calde F Chung D Cooper S Dalla Betta S Davie M Evans B Fournier E Hamilton W Hawkins J Hilger A Jeffrey K Kohler M Lobner W Lee J Lee J Malburg S McEneaney M Nemec B Ness D Ng J Schuellef M Wong C Wrede moderator Mr Auther SJ i . a y i 1 ,.. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.,.,. ,. ,. ,, ,.,. ,. ,. , . ,.. D CLUBS 1985-1986 STUDE T COUNCIL 5- LOYOLA SOCIETY The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in times of great moral crisis maintain their neutrality John F Kennedy Through weekly meetings movies and filmstnps and guest speakers the Loy ola High School Political Society has stri ven to inform students on moral social and political issues and to generate dis cussion within the membership fh .J 4 Not too many years ago Loyola had no student government at all. The present group of officers take their responsibil- ities very seriously and provide an articulate voice for the concerns of the student body in addition to encouraging maximum participation in student activities. President: David Gullen Vice President: Mike Griswold Social Coordinator: Greg Rice Publicity Coordinator: Na- than Hunter Activities Coordinator: Colin Lynch Intramu- ral Coordinator: Mark Caveness Senior Representatives: Phillip Baker Bob Spicuzza Steve Balsarini Junior Repre- sentatives: Steve Keller James Bingham Brendan Lynch Sophomore Representatives: Scott Duffy Gabriel Arechae- derra Richard Vanis Moderator Fr. Naucke S.J. .95 getw kv t 40 Officers were President Tom Crehan Conservative Speaker Mike Magee Liberal Speaker Mark Nemec Conservative Secretary John Malburg Liberal Secretary Alex Jeffrey Moderators Mr Goepel Mr Bodenstemer Mr Gallagher I I , M ' Q, ' 5 l W' M 1 I r I 9 I ET: riti if I 1 I I I ff ,gt z 4 -f 'Z f ye: 'li' is I -E' POLITICAL -' 'S v - ' N If if 's tr . X 1 , ,v xx . . . f ll ' ' . .. . Y . .Z 'Y T v 'I 4 I gt 1985 1986 PEP i SQUAD Squad members were ll to rl Nrkkn Strenp Ln Perry Blake Morandt Bryan Gayer Judy Solano Dan Wnlson Armand Dnaz Carol Freden Marisa Nucclo Marle Majcher The Loyola Pep Squad was very successful thls year Com posed of seven talented cheerleaders and three yell lead petxtnons Crowds could always look forward to the halftxme show where they performed and they were always well received he squad puts m many hours of hard work to perfect thexr routrnes wrth exact synchromzatxon and fl nesse The spxrnt generated by the squad IS a trxbute to then' accomphs ments throughout the year Thanks to Mnss Jo Wllllams f r her support and gundance and to all the gxrls for thenr tlme and effort l V . ,, .1 Q v 1 l 1 . 1 , , - l l ers, the squad won numerous awards at cheerleading com- . . 5 . 9 l . W . l RALLIES The Pep Rallies of the 1985 1986 school year defined the world spirit Under the leadership of activities coordinator Colm Lynch the rallies of this year proved to be successful with new technological innovations slide shows awesome routines by the and the teacher s and coaches contests Special thanks goes to all the students who helped out in organizing and working behind the scenes to make this year s rallies some of the best ever 03-I .,,,w EK V .., 1 5 V7.5 3, 'a ' in K Pep Squad, comical skits, musical performances by J.P. 8: friends, 5 ' , , - . ' ,xv X A mei 'Htl r T i 1 S E 4 dANCE COMMITTEE ThelDance Committee is the club at Loyola which plans and organizes danvles and concerts throughout the year. This year dances have pro ed to be successful mainly due to major labels and upcoming banlls playing on our stage. These bands have included Fishbone, Meat Pupfaets, The Rave-ups, and The Three O'Clock. Merrlbers were: Steve Balsarini, Bill Blrney, Vince Delorca, St. Igna- tius,iBrendan Lynch, Colin Lynch, Quinn O'Donnell, Matt Pascale, Greg? Rice, Jeff Whittet, Dan Wilson. l 1 s i L 4 E 1 l 1 swag Q.. CHQ: ' K- ' ' '- J E VFW . I-IGA H.G.A. or the Hackers Golf Associ- ation is the golf club at Loyola High School. No particular ability is required as members are out on the course week- ly mainly to experience the fun and lei- sure that the game of golf provides. -JCE 49 , A S 26+ 0 . , r in is PQ- r 1 , ' ' ,ir P , f v I I J, A ' I .M ' 3 QA Members were: lst row - M. Romano, T. Fisher, R. Soriano, J. Murphy, J. Petro, R. Akins, M. Risk, J. Howell, T. Browning, 2nd row - E. Garcia, T. Brady, B. Bennett, S. Rude, J. Farrell, C. Hope, E. Essa, P. Kipp, J. Ross, B. Armisted, S. Karlin, A. Valeri, J. Salvin, S. Drellishak moderator: Fr. Lindner S.J. KARATE The Karate Club offers its members the opportunity to learn and work with the martial arts and self defense All stu dents regardless of experience are wel come Members were R Alonzo Rob Alonzo R Bernaldo J Berry R Briones D Brown J Carranceja C Craig C Collins P Demieri W Derebeew R Oshiro P Pmeda R Pmeda V Sulmt G Tillis N Yueng Moderators Mr Cheney and Mr Buschelman ' ,I ' 1, x ,L A 5. J- ' I ' I U . , . . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , : . . ,da J xxA i 49 FALL PRODUCTION CREW Members were J Bnggs T Byrne S Charbonnet M Evans J Galrsky C Kelly J Kepp R Members were R Anderson S Charbonnet M Evans J Lee R Maynard P Nyqumst J Vegher V Veloso moderator Mr Gatfxeld X . 5 Knoll, A. Lapeyre, P. Nyqdist, J. 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P or not 7 ... . r ff, , 4 fa No Photo Available was ,yr lv Alex Rodriguez Rafael Rodriguez Sergio Rodriguez Matthew Rogers Mark Romano Sean Romano Douglas Rosien Jeffrey Ross Gregory Roth Dion Rottman Dennis Ryals Raymond Saborio Roger Salazar Gabriel Sandoval Patrick Sarte No Photo Available Fred Ragsdale John Rebanal Richard Rede Michael Rescober Matthew Risk Solomon Robinson James Schimmoller Alan Schlaerth Christopher Schlegel Kap Seidel Jimmy Sepulveda Kevin Sherwood Brian Simpkins Joseph Skenderian Matthew Smith Michael Solum Robert Soriano No Photo Available , s l Stanley Sowa Peter Spingola Freddrick Stewart Steve Stone Paul Stonehouse Edward Suazo J. Wenceslao Sunga Konstantine Theoharis Andrew Tims Michael Turrill Matthew Uelman Christopher Underwood John Urbach Glenn Vega Joseph Vida Sergio Visci Alexander Viteri James Vujovich David Wagner Matthew Ward . I W sv . 3: Q i , - al Z f , 5 . 'K ,f , 'Q' ff. A A - Q-Q V A . ,L 2:11 X - William Watson Michael White Raymond Wolfe Erik Wood Gabriel Yeung Troy Yoshida Dennis Zalamea Jeffrey Zimmerman Erich Zimmermann Karim Zreik Michaelo Zullo CONTENTS f ' Winier Spqrfs, . Wintgr Activities Wixidgwpanes ' V .-5. Sdphomofes' 'f Q. L Q. W4 -54,1 VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball: lFirst Rowl lMg.l V. Moore, A. Lynch, T. Bacon, B. Almeda, J. Murpity, F. Hafner, lSecond Rowl Mr. Samaniego, E. Tolliver, D. Smith, D. Fischer, M. Tilson, M. Bocen, S. Keller, T. Abaunzo, M. Caveness, M. Pinza, B.Thomason. In the past, basketball at Loyola was not too popular, but that all changed this year. Head coach Bill Thomason, and assistant coach Ed Samaniego, S.J., scratched the old offense, and installed a new and exciting fast-break, run and gun , type offense, which would better serve the talent on the team. Led by Mark Tilson lco-captain and 1st Team Del Rey League Selectionl, Mark Caveness and Mike Boken lboth co-captains and 2nd Team Del Rey League Selectionsl the Cubs enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in recent history. After months of grueling practices, and a retreat that unified the team even more, they were ready for the quest. The preseason, which included three tournaments, proved to be a learning experience for all, a preparation period for league play, and also a time to implement new plays and strageties. During the presea' son, the Cubs defeated Centennial, Leuzinger and our own basketball Alumni to finish with a promising 5-6 record. The Cubs dedicated themselves to making the playoffs, and winning the league. Like many other seasons, it had its share of exciting wins, and heart-felt loses. Some of these included the come from behind victories over St. Francis at home and away, the thrilling last second shot to defeat St. John Bosco away, and the total domination of both Notre Dame and Bosco Tech. Unlike many other seasons in the past, the Cubs had a winning record. In fact, their 7-5 league record was good enough to earn them 2nd place in the Del Rey League, and more importantly a playoff birth. In the playoffs, the first showing of Loyola basketball in three years, the Cubs travelled to Downey to play Pius X. This journey proved to be too far, as the Cubs were downed 105-90, in front of an incredibly packed gym. The fans at the game were not only treated to a very high scoring game, but also to the dedication and drive that the team exhibited throughout the entire season. On behalf of the coaches, players, and managers, I would like to thank our families, the cheerleaders, our friends, and the faculty for their support throughout the entire year. Joel Almeida -F35 Class of '86 68 WINTER SPORTS 'W-my 1 NOTRE DAME ST. JOHN BOSCO ALEMANY BOSCO TECH ST. FRANCIS CRESPI NOTRE DAME ST. JOHN BOSCO ALEMANY BOSCO TECH ST. FRANCIS CRESPI C.I.F PLAYOFFS PIUS X r'-f N ' , I J, . 4 If Inf' WINTER SPORTS X S' 4 LJHULA E I .ff v . WINTER SPORTS 'Q 'W U , ,, ,.' V : K JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lFirst Rowl R. Alanzo. D. Porche, P. Jordan, S, Labella, J. Arnold, C. Almada, G. Jones, J. West, Coach D. Arnold, lSecond Rowl P. Eckels, R. Curtis, A. Leslie, K, Porter, G. O'Connor, C. Belcher, D. Canning. Overall Record League Record 15-0-7 10-O-2 rw -431' - m I ...few 'A i'zwAxl I , 1, yr ff -fu! WINTER SPORTS SGPI-IGMGRE BASKETBALL llst rowl D. Cooper, P. Hogan, W. Hawkins, P. Baker 12nd rowl K. Derby, J. Elliot, J. Vujovich, G. Mohrman, M. Moore, T. Cotti. Missing: C. Speck. Overall Record League Record 12-10 6-6 l WINTER SPORTS K 'ww 1 v 'Q mv mv 5 A o 4 4 l 1 r 1 I A Ya! 4 f in Q ll... .f-of 7 ' I FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 6 A 5' l1strowlE Hussam C Holmes F Ragsdale C Underwood P Pernlcky R Hussain D Pratt Coach Casey 12nd rowl Coach Grlffnth C Kellett R Keller B Bennet S Doyle T Brady Z Flsher J Khne Manager R Plesh Mlssmg B Flareghty Overall Record League Record 7 14 u,,,X..- 4,07 wi 0,7 ua ' 5 i i.- L WINTER SPORTS ,, 2 , , - R - B... S Q V 1 4-8 , T I 1 sl- if! N1 . 34 T .5 ,, I F 4 250' T D S S A V ' ext N ,N rt L xr 'N A rx T tr 4 l k e New VARSITY SQCCER Despnte numerous lI1jUI'l2S mcludmg that of the league s best goalkeeper Judd Bogust halfback Greg Golden the arrnval of a new coachmg staff and few returnmg players the Cubs managed to frmsh thxrd nn the Del Rey League Fnrst Team All League selectlon Hector Vnllagra and Second Team All Leaguers Qumn O Donnell and Mrke Maloney anchored the strong Cub defense Fnrst Team Select James Roughan and Honorable Mentnon Select Greg Moore controlled the mndfleld The offense whnch came alive late ln the season was provlded by Blalse Dnroll Darren Klelman Brendan Lynch and Wayne Castillo In a year ln which the Cubs started three dxfferent goalres throughout the season started four sophomores and returned only two varslty starters the Cubs proved the value of prrde and hard work Much exper :ence was gamed thus year by some young players and next year s team should prove the class of the league The team would hke to thank coaches Fr Stnegeler and Mnke Droopy Gaumer team physlcxan Fr Gatto playground supervisors Mr Auther and Mr O Nenll and all the fans who supported thus successful season Hector Vlllagra +756 WINTER SPORTS + 1 1 , . , . , . . . . . . . y 1 1 1 v v 9 v . - u 1 v r 1 ' v 1 v . . . v . . 44 sv ' 1 . , . . a . . , . f1strowlH Vrllagra G Norrnega L Utterback D Klerman G Moore l2nd rowl W Castnllo Q O Donnell M Maloney P Mueller G Ollvarrla J Sackett l3rd rowl B Dlroll B Lynch J Bogust M Groff E Cardenas S Drellnshak Mnssmg G Golden J Rowland J Stronks W - I we -1' ,sw 6' 'eygfvg-w!'i mlm ' gp mei' fA , A, .Zi X v-3 Vx ,ii QQ fecntq ring . 'gy Fix 5 W' .W 1' B. 4 RA E MS, f'--al I ' 1 J 5 ax 36 w v 142,53 in I. ,fa LU? 4 I '44-S I' ' i af 'J GEGLDGY PALEONTCLOGY SGCIETY The Geology Paleontology Society is Loyo- la s 19 year old Earth Science Engineering Club. The club meets on a weekly basis to view films or listen to lectures about energy the mineral industry earthquakes some area of paleontology volcanoes oceanogra- phy and other facets of the Earth Sciences. The central activities of the club are hiking climbing and camping expeditions to var- ious geological sights to collect minerals and fossils. Minerals: Troy Cox Curator of Fossils: John Pinto moderator Bro. McDermott S.J. ., ' Z 1 fr Officers were: President: Mariano Carmona, Wce President: John Pinto, Secretary: Thomas Brown, Treasurer: John Sutton, Curator of 7 1 P 'S ROOTER TOOTERS The Rooter Tooters are students with special musical talents who play at pep rallies and sporting events They help boost spirit among students with their music This year was the first year that the Rooter Tooters did everything on their own and should be commended for all their hard work Members were J Brewer B Callanan P Demleri P Demleri JP Durand J Kennedy K Koehler Mr Milner C Mitchell JC Olsen R Orozco R Soriano lm - Q- A 'iff 'QS me sig ' stasis - I , Y t V ,fa ,f ' - n - , - , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . CHESS Loyola s chess club is one of the fastest growing clubs on campus. They compete in intramural tournaments and take up most of Crosby Memorial s tables hav- ing wild nerve-racking games. The club looks forward to new better boards and larger tournaments in the future. Schlaerth Stanford Sulit Sunga Tillis moderator Mr. Martin 1.5 'M f f I L I 5 fi Members were: Adams, Bingham, Chatman, Chilton, Fruin, Harrigan, McCarty, Pineda, Punsalan, Radvenis, Reyes, Salunga, Sarte, 0 P Mhkq-uh uri! BACKGAMMON CLUB The Backgammon Club of Loyola is one among many board game clubs The members play at lunch and compete in tournaments held year around The on campus tournaments prove the best backgammon player on campus a posi tion coveted by all die hard players Members were: G. Bell, D. Calvo, P. Demieri, P. Estuar, R. Garcia, A. Jin, M. Lombardo, M. Mackay, A. Mikhail, J. Nader, R. Paige, G. Sarte, J. Slavin, D. Yip, moderator Fr. Lindner. S.J. fai, as lu'- MATH The Math Club is a group of mathemat- ically inclined students. They discuss math the properties of math and solve mathematical problems. The club spon' sors math field days in which they brain- storm and help other students. This years club was one of the largest ever and Loyola is proud of their accomplish- ments as a club. Members were: M. Berger J. Bingham D. Choe E. Hanson E. Hillsdale A. Jin G. Lee W. Marrero J. Sichi J.D. Sunga R. Torres Mr. Martin 5,4 . sr, 5 J, DB XM s C , -1 C - f fa ff 1 Q f , I l I - xi T' , ' Al I T - X , , , l N, l C.S.F. The California Scholastic Federation or CSF is one of Loyolas many honor clubs lt is comprised of seniors and Ju mors who have acheived beyond the norm acedemrcally Students involved in CSF are required to maintain at least a 3 5 GPA Members tutor other students in need The club is also very well re spected by college admission boards Senior members were B Arnold P Baker M Boken A Botello M Braun J Brink R Briones J Brosio J Cacmo S Callahan Callanan J Campisi J Carranceja S Carroll S Charbonnet R Chavez C Cheleden T Crehan J Csiszar P Demierx P Estuar Estwick J Fahmy G Fernandez D Flores S Fritz R Garcia J Gmelich L Gratton M Griswold D Gullen F Hafner W Halfon Hawley M Holscher J Hsu H Jack D Jahn S Karlin T Kelly M Kim J Langton W Lee L Lemos M Lew J Leyva P Lizza Lynch I Mamikunian R Mansour M McCracken J Montes J Morales F Morrow S Motivala K Mullen R Murakami P Nyquist Ocampo G Olavarria M Paetzold J Page M Pascale R Pineda E Punsalan T Radvems T Robbins M Romano C Rosien Ward D Wilson M Wong Junior members were B Abaunza J Akatsuka R Anderson F Ayala A Banales L Bautista J Beauclair H Bland G Boyarsky C Bowman J Bradford J Brady R Briones E Brosio P Brown R Brown M Carmona M Caruso M Casnllas F Chung E Cruz S Dalla Betta S Davie M Del Campo P Demleri W Derebeew A Diaz E Diaz J Eck M Evans M Fernandez Fernandez J Ferrante D Fisher V Fritzsche R Fruin J Galnsky F Garcia J Gottlieb R Gratton S Guttman G Hall D Halm Halm E Hamilton R Harmala J Huston P lgnacio G Jahiel S Keller J Kepp M Kienzle T Kim W King M Knapper Lamanna J Li F Lnchtenberger D Liechty A Lynch S Mackie M Maloney A Martinez R Maynard M Metzger L Moreno Mueller M Nemec D Ng T OHara A Olavarria JC Olsen D ONeill J Opdyke R Orozco A Orue C Petrovnc D Plesh Ploszaj J Recana J Rodriguez I Roman M Salz J Schlaerth J Scott L Stanford W Sumilang R Tamor B Taw S Vance Vegher V Veloso C Viola D Winter N Yeung M Yzurdiaga Dr Baur A . . . 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Every week they meet to play role and board games, The Knights of F.R.P. has expanded through the purchasing of more games. ln the future the club would like to attend a gamers convention. An important reason for the club is for stu- dents to get together and enjoy them- selves immersing themselves in games. ' Members were: D. Checchi S. Bae M.Zullo W. Watson M. Mac Kay S. Romano P.Sarte T. M.Macias L. Lohr P. Morse D. Gerety G. Mohrman M. Pernudi K. Sherwood M. lngnaham B. Loftus M. Checchi B. Castillo R. Saborio P. McDonald D. Li D. Johnson T. Bellarca T. Kusseron E. Jauregai R. Oshiro A. Forero J. Murphy C. Castillo J. Jenkins A. Manansala J. Carter S. Laderman D. Choe F. Alcantara F. Orocio C. Mercer C. Grunewald N. Marrero M. Rogers J. Goldstein D. Calvo T. Ott R. Trevino M. Guina J. Campbell E. Hilsdale B. Gannam J. Salvin P. Safford A. Jin D. Chilton R. Soltero A. Chatman L. Sichi S. Drellishak D. Yip W. Marrero A. Lapeyre J. Wilson C. Schegel F. Alcantara R. Saborio S. Sarga M. Knapper A. Pottmeyer J. Kozin W. King G. Jahiel F. Chung H. Amado S. Ferraro G. Cacnio D. Brown S. Karlin G. Sarte E. Kozin moderator Fr. Lindner S.J. LIBRARY 'i fs The Library Film Club presents up to date hit movies to Its members and other Loyola students every week The movies are shown in the Library lecture hall o Loyola Some of the movies shown this year included Return of the Jedi Priz Zl s Honor Silverado Pee Wee s Big Ad venture and The Breakfast Club Members were H Amado B Arnott C Arnott C Atkenson M Berger A Botti E Cardenas T Connors B Crow P Demien R Dona A Firlmg T Fisher J Gonzalez C Grunewald E Hansen E Hilsdale G Jahiel E Jauregui B Loftus R Mansour J McAndrews C Mercer M Moran R Morandmor S Murphy D Nader S Murphy C Schlegel S SowaOff1cers J Briggs R Mansour J Gonzalez G Jahiel sponsor Mrs Crean l G 'f , I . . Q' A P 4 W l , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , y , , , Y ! Y 7 ! 7 1 1 9 1 1 , , , , , Y , , , , , , , , 1 , Y y y , 1 , Y , , , , Y , , , , , , , , , , , , Y , , , 1 .K 1 'F . -'ff I H N ,,, ' L If' x n l ,A U .V ' .J .. ',,' , ' ' - .L .- s- 1-.-5 9 1 1 , - , 1 N 3 fr' 7 - as ' -V .. , 5 . i - - D A if . . . if :JW L 'M :fl . Q1 ' I J A f D fr f' . . Q1 ,541 I . ' ' 3- .fn . , - Im-.- . .1 . 7 - ' I V ' X v ' ' l 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , D ' 7 ' 1 ' Y ' 7 t 7 ' 1 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' Y , . , . , . , . , . , . X , . , . 1 . , . . , . , 1 . ARCI-IERY The Archery Club consists of amateur students with archery equipment who shoot at ranges. The club goes to a near- by range and enjoys the pleasure of shooting at no charge. 'f' A f' Members were: Top row KL to Rl - A. Valeri, J. Howell, E. Hilsdale, M. Mcarty, P. Morse, A. Jin, J. Savin Bottom - J. Hanes, S. Davie, S. Siranni, S. Mackie, P. Breda, R. Terevin, J. Mendoza, Moderator: Father Lindner S.J. SAMURAI WARRIDRS The Samurai Warriors are extremely dedicated Loyola weightlifters Arriving at school by 6 15 am on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays is their trade mark The group stresses discipline and pushes students to their potentials and goals The club has been in existence for five years now consisting primarily of football players Members were M Artukovich C Bojorquez M Buckley M Butkus J Casam B Clark J Costanzo B Curran R Doheny S Doheny J Doran S Duffy M Fourtico J Fuller M Gilhooly D Glascott C Hesburgh A Holly D Howe A Keown boyd D Matter T McGimty C Mitchell J Nally G Paton M Pernecky S Picture J Price AJ Rasic M Ratkovich R Reid E Rendon E Sanabria P Sellers B Simpkms E Suazo N Vihgate J Vils A Walker J Wmnek Moderator Mr Hearn : .. , y . . :. ',. ' ,. ,. ,. ',. ,. ,. ,. ,. , - 1- 1 + - 1- 1 - I 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' v - 1 ' .lv - I 1- 1 - 1 - 1- . 1- l 1 -- .1 - ' 1 1 .1 - 1 - '1 - 1 ' b I 1 - 1 ' Q. 1 ' '1 - 1 ' I 1 I - PBBA The Prospective Black Businessmen's Association is a group of success-orient- ed young men. The organization at- tempts to foster and develop a sense of pride and consciousness of cultural identy and origin. The PBBA creates a learning atmosphere in which the many untold stories of black contribution are divulged. It also establishes a flame of enlightenment that radiates out to all its members. In order to achieve its goals of a new knowledge and understanding the PBBA hosts a series of guest speakers films and lectures. Each member is proud of who he is and realizes that he is emerging as a man of the future who will make the difference. Members were: J. Gooch M. Crehan R. Fuller K. Francisco J. Abner R. Alonzo T. Bacon V. Bascos C. Belcher E. Belen C. Ben P. Biagas B. Brown C. Brown M. Cavaness K. Criner A. De Castro R. Dix M. Fletcher D. Fuller J. Fuller J. Gill L. Green M. Griffith R. Guerrero G, Hall J. Harris W. Hawkins R. Higgins C. Holmes J. Hayden R. James S. Jones A. LeBeauf T. Martin E. McElroy G. Moore P. Orr G. Perera D. Porshe S. Robinson A. Salunga R. Samiley J. Santa Maria J. Scott T. Scott B. Seraile T. Smith F. Stewart D. Street G. Tillis E. Toliver A. Underwood W. Watson J. Williams Michael Wilson T. Wood Moderator Mr. Griffiths M'- ...rt-Q .ILT Qs MGNGGRAM -A ' 5, 'V Xi, V T' The Monogram Club is a service orgam zation composed of well rounded stu ents who display leadership roles on campus and in school events Each mem ber must have a 3 0 grade average and a varsity letter The club provides oppor tunities to serve others and grow to wards leadership Members were J Almedra B Arnold S Balsarim J Bogust T Byrne L Callanan S Carroll C Carter W Castillo R Chavez R Cuilty K Dee R Dion P Doud M Fitzpatrick D Flores R Flynn N Gentry J Gmelich G Golden J Gottlieb L Gratton M Griswold D Gullen F Hafner M Holscher J Hsu T Kelly D Kleiman M Lew P Lrzza M Maloney T Martin D Matter M McCraken R McLaughlrnT Miccio L Moreno K Mueller M Mulvihill R Murakami J Murphy R Murphy Q ODonnell D ONeil T Parr M Pascale M Pernecky C Petrovic E Prado T Radvenls C Regan E Rendon C Rising T Robinson M Romano E Rottman J Roughan M Seley L Skertich D Smith T Stoutt J Stronks A Sutton M Tilson L Utterback H Vrllagra N Wooler moderator Mr Kvasmcka Y I ff Y a y ' I W, l , l Y Y .rf- ' iw . Y L Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y , Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1 7 1 7 1 I 9 Y 7 Y 7 7 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ' ' - . 4 L' ..- Y ,- -f L l .- ,. ...r...4z. 'L,,,g j , Y ........,..g '5- ., 3 -....- ,- Q . - -Q-..L-..-.nn--. W - ' P! N ' -..' g+-.... ': ' ' 'F ......'Z'.'.Tl'i.F'I...' .. A . f V.-........,..Y....g.i...,s - Y: QQ' A tr' Ln: - H . ' K -r -.-T u ., I .-...,-L . w. V f ,,, ... C, M. - . Y .YQ . . .. U --f-g., M - T- . l ec. , - ' -S FH '- JI' T1- vu D 3 , , . ' ,,Y' : . 9 '..'tq'.'. . ' -' -4 3 -H .7 FJ . '- fi H king :,: YY YY - 133 A - 4' ff n 2, ,D . f hy, A Y., v . 4: ,B- r ef af ' '- . Y A , ' ' .... R I 1 br l Cl ' ' -....... A , . .:..........- ' , A I . -..1-....-be ' ,.........e l .........-...-1 ' ' ....Q-.......- ' ' - ,,..,--Y ' . ..,..s-,,.. .- . ..-- .ya ...... --W' . .wgfc . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y . - Y - Y - Y - Y Y Y . . - Y - Y - Y - Y Y Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y - Y . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . INTER HANG! 5286 Interchange '86 was a great success. ln its fourteenth year, Interchange contributes to the operational fund of the school and thus helps to keep tuition at a reasonable rate and within reach of most families. Begun in 1973, Interchange has raised approximately 52.5 million for the school. Fr. Cahalan, Fr. MacDonald and Mr. Peter Dwan coordinate the event. They are ably assisted through the efforts of parents, alumni, friends, stu- dents and faculty who generously contribute time, energy and resources. I 'WIic5Wf-if-T ME E'T .j ' 'THE WindowPanes Through my bedroom window The light begins to shine I watch it as it warms The room in which I hide The sun is cast upon me As I get up from bed l think of all the waste The words Ilve left unsaid I know there must be more Than the things here at my side The window, though, has showed me The things I keep inside I shall once again have feeling My mind shall not be numb Go out beyond the window Things that must be done Yet without the light is darkness The light that makes me dance And without my bedroom window The light would have no chance RPM Creative Comments Take a moment and think, allow the mind free reign to develop a concept and idea - anything. These are the moments Window- panes and Eclipse endeavored to encourage and nurture this year - a break from struc- tured classes, assignments and everyday, systematic lifestyles. Eclipse presented stories, poems and artwork from what could be perceived as the dark side of the imagination. Windowpanes, like its name, provided a view of both the mind of the writer and the world they want- ed to portray. The editors sincerely express their gratitude to those whose submissions made it all possible. I The Team Robert Mansour William Salvini Billy Birney , Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor . Associate Editor Mike Wilson . , Eclipse Editor Liam Callanan , Prose Edltor Kevin Kohler Poetry Editor Dan Ward . .Poetry Editor Raul Zuniga , . . . Art Editor John Malburg . . , Photo Editor Mrs. Lou Ann Berardi . , . Moderator l ig 1 'UlDlI'l'UMUUlI2lES Christopher Adams Chris Aguas Christopher Almeida Robert Alonzo Marc Altieri Anthony Alvarado Sander Alvarez Philip Ambrose Q John Anselmo Gabriel Arechaederra f, M v r if 1 3 5 Alvin Armedilla William Arnold Matthew Artukovich Skardon Baker Jeffrey Balesh Perry Beck Leon Beeloo Charles Belcher Edwin Belen Scott Bender Marek Berger William Bergstrom Rodney Bernaldo John Berry Daniel Biles Duncan Blackman Joshua Bogust Christian Bojorques Derick Boodram Eric Boserup Matthew Brancale Gilbert Baligad Paul Baretta Virgil Bascos Brian Battles X 3 . Robert Childs Kenneth Chilton Christopher Ciketic Brian Cobb James Brewer Lawrence Bright Christopher Brown Thomas Brown Rolla Bryant Paul Bull Joseph Byrne Steven Calde David Calvo James Campbell Dennis Canning Eric Cardenas Oscar Carrasco Vincent Castillo Adrian Chatman Sean Chatman Mitra SW. Sean Cody Clifton Collins Thomas Condon Chris Coulter Troy Cox Chris Craig Michael Crehan Timothy Crehan Henry Cuesta Brandon Curran Ricardo Curtis Ronald Curtis Thomas Davis Darien Debellis Jeffrey Decaen Arnold Decastro David Dekernion Gene Dennehy Richard Dix James Doran 49 1111 Richard Doria Scott Drellishak Gregory Duffy Thomas Durand Patrick Duron Paul Eckles Jason Elen David Estwick Daniel Faccini Armando Fernandez N :bf Shane Fernandez Adam Firling Sean Fitzpatrick Timothy Flacke Ryan Folsey Michael Fourticq Speed Fry Frank Fuchs Francisco Gallegos Michael Gannam ox! f 4'-V Raymond Guerrero Michael Guina Andres Gutierrez Stephen Haase Eric Hansen Peter Hardy William Hawkins Richard Hawley Timothy Heinen Christopher Hentz Casey Higer Jeffrey Hilger Randall Hill Erik Hilsdale Brian Hoegee Darin Garcia Michael Gilhooly Daniel Glascott Ezequiel Gonzalez Patrick Gould Martin Groff X Q1 Joseph Hovorka Derek Hu James Huff Michael Hull Chapin Hunt Gabriel Huntsman I 1' No Photo Available Rushton James Garrett Jamison Auris Jarasunas Robert Jay Michael Jennett Albert Jin Christopher Johns George Jones Paul Jordan Jeff Kearns Ciaran Kelly Gregory Kelly Andres Kennedy Alexander Kenon-Boyd James Kerker M, rr f42.wQ.4?aax.Q. ,,, r. John Lenihan Ainsworth Leslie Philip Logsdon Omar Loya Mark Lydecker David Madison Patrick Malloy Wilfredo Marrero Thomas Martin Peter Kipp Thomas Kirages Rudy Knoll Kevin Kuntz Kevin Kurzenknabe Steven Labella Alexander Lapeyre Gerald Lee Peter Lefevre Leodegario Martinez Ronald McCorkle Angus McDonald Daniel Meade Andrew Megowan Randy Miyashiro Ernest Monne John Montoya Leonardo Morales Michael Morales Mark Mosley Peter Mueller Shane Murphy Johnny Nader James Nalick John Nally Clark Neuhoff Joseph Newell Jonathan Newkirk Jason Nichols Gavin O'Connor Ryan O'Connor William O'Connor Christopher O'Donnell Matthew O'Donnell James O'Meara William O'Meara Brendan O'Neill I Robert Pallasch Marcus Pappas Steve Parker Gehan Perera Brian Perronne Gerard Petersen Joseph Petro Christopher Philpott Michael Picard Samuel Picture Franz Orocio Thomas Ott ,'. ..'-. , . .. .'v.'.. .,. Alejandro Ramirez Anthony Rasic John Pinto John Pippen James Plouffe Todd Plymale Robert Polin David Porche Damien Porter Kevin Porter Joshua Price Frank Rada ,t MF- , ff'ti'z1fiz George Rasic Peter Rasic Stephen Rawles Timothy Reviczky Alexander Reyes Eric Rhyne Carlos Ricarte Brandon Rideau Eric Riley Roberto Robinson Duneley Rochino Ignacio Rodriguez George Rofail Joseph Rose Gregory Sakmar Arturo Saldivar Andrew Salunga Romanitchiko Samiley Frank Santamaria James Santamaria Daniel Savage Chris Schiffman John Schueller Paul Sellers Michael Shaw Patrick Shea John Sichi David Sims 1 N i iii 1 Paul Stafford Michael Steuerwalcl Daniel Stone Anthony Stratton Darryl Street Michael Sturman Paul Sucgang Joey Swindler Greg Tailin Nikhil Sinha Blair Sjoberg Jonathan Slavin Edward Smith X Julian Smith Michael Smith Peter Smith Ricardo Soltero Christopher Speck Edward Teveris N Craig Thomas William Tiemen Brian Tinker Abel Tomatis Rendell Torres Rudy Torrijos Roland Trevino Arthur Underwood Alejandro Uribe Leigh Utterback Anthony Valeri John Vandevelde Richard Vanis Nico Vilgiate James Vils Craig Vonteuber Robert Wagner Marc Walmer Mark Walters John Watkins William Weber Scott Welsh James West John Wigmore Damon Williams Jeffrey Wilson Trent Woods Christian Wrede Douglas Yip Paul Yutan Frank Zamazal Wm em. P F W L w N N P 1 l P R x I r I s i 1 5 V i i I r V N SPRI G E CONTENTS Spring Sports . Spring Activities Spring Musical . The Loyalist . . Campus Ministry Graduates ..... El Camino , fy. Nga? X 9 W1 9' . I 1 4 i Y S I- i I 1 4,Fx'7i A 4, 'K 5 Q I 1, Av ii I ,r,'-E-1 Y f ' k7:, -fl' : 4-,fy-15,4 ',n-LL 4 4 -.4 ?'J. 1 t .W 1, '11 : i ' 4 Q K. ,.f'. A 13 W0 '-GWYX ' - M Y 1 ' ' .--' - -, . f.- -'-f .f5.'f5 f in qw up 4.154 4. ' A - ., 'A 4 ' - .4 M A ' , gg Tir . ,aku .4 i lx t. 4 M at 'y.l' ,X. 44 4 .l .l x ar .44 . Y , .. -X ,9l, ,,i E, :V ,xdbhy , :xx V A V X1 :1 . v-, ' q 4-Q1 xi. 325' -...X ' 'K 44514: 4' f 'iv 4' .QQ 135, V 4 ,gy V., Jre'16 I 1.4, , lfv , . -, ,.., I I ru. .. 41, H. 'tl ' '- 'Y' ' X F 4 3.11 , fi, I nf' I n 41 is 4 .4 4 rut i'sA? : 4 ' :'.' ' N 4 'v Til Wi 4:9 ri -3 1 5 -ff i','! l 'I ' ' EI W Hx 415- if fi: H ,. .W , , , 1 I 1, HJ ? it , 5,1 ' u 4 2 4- ff ,4 .- .. 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'4 ,Z if 4 .42.i524--iff' 3' .if ii ' ' 'fi' ra-.-fit im I nf r HW 4, -. , L I , -,, 1.1 fa' 4 xv. if ' 3 1-4 fwfr 4' 4. 41' fi if if , QV' J ' ii 'if 4 f 4433? if i . H 1, 1151 gifjm 4- vfii f i : u'fv ' 'V ' I . ,g MY! 1, ii 1 . l , P 4. il If ,Y -- .y, ELQK iid' V , 4 4, 4 1 Fi g 'ki iftfliip 4 p 4 44 I 44 Q N R 15 .EM 1' iv' fl I zzz- . r ' in ' f if- I ' 'il ' - . ii 7 ' if 1. 7 4 4 -i I ii' Ji, J .f fi 4 f sig, fiiffgi 'N 1:1 ., lvl? . 'Eli f' we 54 'axe-4 if 5 Zigi VW W 6 1-:Ei ,4 i gl Juli, f ij 'Nifl' '41- . iE.i:afi4.f-2 Lg ,IV W, fix. H, '!?'a,f'i' ,435 wffi-ai nie. 4. in . 'ww 'fl fffgi K I.: .Li VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD 5 Members were: C. Belcher, A. Bonfiglio, J. Brink, B. Brown, J. Campisi, W. Castillo, T. Crehan, R. Cuilty, M. Estwick, G.Fernandez, T. Foster, N. Gentry, L. Gratton, D. Gullen, R. Higgins, K. Krock, M, McCracken, E. McElroy, C. Nelson, A. Nickerson, W. Nitti, P. Orr, A. Rodgers, M. Sanchez, J. Scott, M. Seley, M. Sloan, C. Yusi, M. Tilson, S. Baker, A. Dougherty, G, Golden. The 1986 Cubs are looking to be as strong as the track and field teams of recent years, which have bagged several league titles and a CIF championship. The team's goal this year is to use a Del Rey League win as a stepping stone to a possible CIF title, and send a squad representing Loyola to the state finals. With such a talented array of athletes, all of this is within the team's grasp. Returning to lead the sprinters under coach Jon Dawson will be veteran Mark Estwick. Eddie McElroy, Mike Seley, and Pat Orr will provide a strong triple threat in the hurdles under coach Al Sanford. Dominat- ing the middle distance, coached by Glen Harvey, and the long distance, coached by Jack Gallagher, will be Mike McCracken, Joe Brink, Wayne Nitti, and Mitch Sloan. All four were members of the 1985 CIF championship team. High jumper Mark Tilson, coached by Victor Sisnett, long and triple jumpers Rob Cuilty and Jon Scott, coached by Victor Harewood, shot putters Andy Rogers and Ron Higgins, and pole vaulters Andy Knickerson and Nick Gentry, under coach Fernando Hernandez, will ensure the Cubs of many final victories. The dedication of the very fine coaching staff and atheltes will give Loyola another team to be proud of. Tom Foster SPRING SPORTS SPRING SPORTS QW wh W - wx . ' iff igwfi ff Sixig f- 52533 lg R1 S -W fl w5g5.f,tijz,,L iffwf JJ' f2fl:?f1' ff'?aQlW' H,vM..,.14f -I x 1, .33 SPRING SPORTS 106 T Aw x -:M 744. ! JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD: Members were: R. Alonzo, R. Austudillo, F. Ayala, R. Co, S. Dallabetta, S. Doheny, M. Fruin, Garcia, M. Horn, A. Jeffrey, T. Kim, F. Lichtenberger, A. Lynch, S. MacKay, A. Martinez, C. Mitchell, J. Munday, G. Olavarria, P. Pineda, R J Recana, D. Rollerson, E. Sanabria, J. Shih, L. Bantista, M. Del Campo, K. Francisco, R. Alonzo, P. Baker, C. Baliyad, C. Bajorquez, C. Ben, D S Biles, M. Buckley, J. Capata, R. Carey, K. Craven, R. Curtis, M. Doyle, E. Earnest, P. Eckles, C. Foliani, J. Gino, C. Grunewald, A. Hardy Haase, M. Hentz, G, Holguin, P. Hogan, C. Holmes, S. Karm, D. Kopecky, D. Limon, A. Macias, P. Mamikunian, M. Morales, S. Murphy, Pappas, G. Perera, J. Plouffe, S. Rawles, S. Robinson, J. Schimaller, P. Sellers, J. Schueller, M. Smith, M. Steuerwald, E. Saazo, M, White, Vega, W. Watson, S. Cody, G. Jones, J. Fuller, M. MacKay, R. Hussain, T. Feeley, R. Klausner, D. Boodram, M. Walters, D, Estwick Rushton, P. Lefever, D. Faccini, C. Brown, R. Keller, M. Uelman, J. Urbach, T. Hooley, K. Napier, L. Anderson, T. Connors, S. Olmedai Pestano, M. Risk, K. Theoharis, G. Dennehy, J. Vils, A. Kennedy, F. Alcantura, R. Torres. 'M G J J SPRING SPORTS VARSITY SWIMMI G 11st rowl K. Mueller, D. Guerena, D. Halm 12nd rowl Coach E. Profumo, E. Detels, M. Metzger, J. Hsu, H. Bland, T. Link, M. Holscher, E. Halm, K. Easton, Coach T. Coughlin 13rd rowl L. Utterback, T. Link, M. Fitzpatrick, D. O'Keefe, D. Hovorka, N. Wooler, C. Regan, E. Prado, S. Bae. ff SPRING SPORTS The 1986 Loyola swim team is not as dominant as Loyola's past swim teams, but it has enough experienced swimmers to clinch a fourth consecutive Del Rey League title. This year's team will be lead by All- Americans Mike Fitzpatrick, John Hsu, and Bob Childs. The team's success will also be resting upon seniors Merrick Walters, Nick Wooler, Ed Prado, and junior Dave O'Keefe. Last year's squad lost the CIF 3A championships by a mere two and one half points. Coach Tim Coughlin believes that Loyola could be the dark horse in this year's CIF race and could avenge last year's loss. i John Hsu 'YT- mx -1 5-an :IIIIIIAQAQ A TF' V' QFF 'Sh affix 1, KVM. S ,1 T J.. :swf be ,,P11,'f' ' ,L 'bi , f in--i,1l fW,4'K -, KN ,nf ? 7' 1 r,,,1R-,gg MM . , 4 N. ,Q ij X ,V Y . .f .4-:PWM W . ,, ,,,, ,,, 7' , 1, ' wfw 'H' , -iw? ' 1 fffiiw X f, f f f w,,4z3'g7,g-f4t,9fv' , , ,Hifi + , .,- www, , ff ff , ,LWM mv , Q 4'we-I , 1 ,, 1' ff 1' MQWffQ4mIfg1N'5!2f5? f A ' af' 'A SPRING SPORTS 109 FRGSH-SOPI-I SWIMMING lfirst rowl D. Noble, J. Nichols, J. Smith, M. Romano, D. Li, C. Hunt, D. Madison, L. Utterback l2ndl M. lngrham, T. Duggan, R. Fraley, D. Stone, J. Kearns, S. Majcher, J. Moran, W. Davis, J. Hilger I3-rdl P. Yutan, B. O'Meara, B. Hoegel, J, Byrne, D. Hu, C. O'Donnell, C. Francis, D. Gocke, B. Curran, and Coach Thomas Trigger'l Gallagher I ,UH ...J Vf 'u runny, snr SPRING SPORTS I if TTL. mm, I .. gi ji,f32f'Quiif . , . 4 . '. ,4'v4nfi l ' .. V, If W My Av .rZw.l'i' . QHM7 x inf, ff . 'wa 4 g fi, A . . . 3' in I-vltlygc ' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL l1strowlT Robbrns S McM1llan K Martrn C Losey T Murray T Plymalel2nd rowlT Slattery R McGloughl1n D Clarke P Corbell N Hunter M McGovern J Loef Coach R Yano Mlssmg T Parr M Griswold P Blackman Last year was one of Loyola s most successful volleyball seasons ever Thus year the Cubs hope to defend the SA CIF trtle Rnck McGlaughl1n and Parker Blackman undertake the settrng chores and wnll gnve the Cubs one of the fmest settmg tandems nn Southern Callforma Outsrde hnttnng wnll be led by lst team all CIF player Tom Parr and semor Mrke Gnswold Semor Todd Murray and jumor Dylan Clark wnll be mnddle blockmg for than make up for wnth speed hustle and jumpmg abrllty Loyola s talent does not however end wrth nts startmg lmeup Semor Cameron Losey and Jumors Kevm Martrn Ted Slattery and Scott McM1llan wnll all defmntely be major contrnbutors to the Cubs success thls season Also coming off the bench to and the Cubs wmll be semors Mlke McGovern Nathan Hunter Pete Corbell Tum Plymale and rumor Josh Loef Wnth thls krnd of potentral the Cubs can defrmtely control thenr own destiny A successful season and a defense of their ClF trtle seems well wlthm reach 3 . , the Cubs. What these two lack in size, they more . . Y ' 1 , . . mg, v i P , TW 1-wwf .maui -ummm V 1, ' 1' ' iolfiff' gin L -' Q ,fm ' ' A' biting., a-. M wmbswwmw 1 wh ,,,,...,, ,af:.A-4- 1 l VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity Baseball: llst. rowl R. Chavez, T. O,Donnell, S. Jones, R. Egan, T. Sullivan, J. Rodarte, D. Flores, L. Skertich t2nd rowl Coach Joy, R. Reid, J. Winnek, T. Byrne, T. Miccio, R. Hensley, K. Mullen, C. Petrovich, C. Rising, Coach Kelly Nicholson. This season could prove to be one of the most successful in recent history. Mr. Kelly Nicholson takes over this season as manager. He will be flanked by Coach Geoff Joy. The team will be lead this year by a strong pitching staff with seniors Louis Skertich and Tim O'Donnell in the starting rotation and senior Kevin Mullen and Junior Joe Rodarte coming in from the bullpen. When not on the mound, Mullen will serve as the first baseman, with junior Chris Petrovlc filling in when needed. The rest of the infield consists of senior Robert Chavez and junior Sean Jones at second base, Ryan Reid at third, and plugging up the hole at shortstop will be senior Robert, Hensley. ln the outfield, there will be newcomer Chris Rising lin left, senior Todd Miccio and senior David Flores in centerfield, and juniors Tim Sullivan and Richard Egan in right. John Winnek will do the catching this year and provide steady defense behind the plate, and senior Tim Byrne will provide steady offensive power as the team's designated hitter. With talent such as this, the Cubs hope to capture the Del Rey League crown and challenge for a C.l.F. title. Tim O'Donnell SPRING SPORTS 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL KBack Rowj Coach R. Morales, J. Ferrante, C. Speck, T. Martin, M. Solum, C. Hentz, D. Meade J. Wigmore, M. Moore, T. Heinen, Coach P. Molinelii IFront Rowl T. Browning, R. Levebvre M. Lobner, A. Saldivar, S. Fitzpatrick, M. Gilhooly, S. Duffy, S. Chatman, E. Rhyne, T. Burnett. A w ,, 4, mi? .,,i, 1, H .wi yn, if I , W fgfff , A J -f W W ,M ...Q ':.,io..a I H. .. fad ,dba-. SPRING SPORTS TENNIS tlst rowl L. Moreno D. Johnson J. Gottlieb F. Yu D. Simms. l2nd rowl J. Cesage T. Lumpsden E. Rottman L. Bright. Coming off a string of successful seasons this year s Cub tennis team has an excel- lent chance of capturing both the Del Rey League championship and the CIF crown. Led by lone senior standout Eric Rottman and junior Frank Yu this young team has only to gain in experience before becoming uncontested champions. Veteran coach Dr. Antonio Morillo will provide the guid- ance for this young group but though youthful this Cub team possesses much maturity and will through hard work and self-discipline capture yet another tennis championship. .4 , ,.,, ., J' , . I 1 r ' r SPRING SPORTS GULF tlst rowl K. Sevigny, S. Welsh, P. Lizza, R. Murphy, Coach B. Sanchez f2nd rowl J. Wiser, B. Arnold, R. Develle The 1985 Cub Golf team had a very successful season, finishing first in Del Rey competition and second in C.l.F. Although this years' team lost three valuable members to graduation, they hope to continue this tradition by finishing first in C.I.F. With the leadership of Coach Bill Sanchez, the team has set much of their hopes on the shoulders of seniors Rex Murphy, Pat Lizza, and Robert Develle. Also, junior standout Jon Wiser sophomore Scott Welch, and newcomer Keith Sevigney should add support. With a well- balanced crew the Cubs should swing their way to the prestigious Del Rey League title and be contenders for the CIF championship which has eluded the squad for so many years. ,,,, SPRING SPORTS I TRAMURALS Under the direction of Coordinator Mark Caveness and Mr. Dave Arnold, the intramu- ral program of 1985-1986 was very orga- nized and successful. Its diversity of sports gave all students an ample opportunity to participate in lunchtime competition. Fea- tured events included innertube waterpolo, basketball, softball, volleyball, and ultimate frisbee. by Robert Mansour Imagine a large room. Now, begin filling it with the following items: an old faded couch, an antique Coke machine, two hula dancers, seven exacto knives, nine rubber erasers, ten pages, a Defense Condition fDefConJ reading, directions to sev- eral places in Downtown LA, gar- bage, more garbage, nomadic edi- tors, a complete, nine-inning base- ball game, the Hooters, John Cougar, a giraffe, colored dots, a pay phone, toxic flies, a 'gno parking sign, and a partridge in a pear tree. There you have it-the Loyalist Office. That's right. From the very depths of this potpourri emerges the school's monthly newspaper under the direction of Mr. Mike Bergez. From racing to the Printer, to meet- ihg 'Weiu5usHE1Hlmei7hTlZY alist owes its success to its fine team. Allow us to pay tribute to the leading members of the cast. Liam All is Well Callanan -From the abyss of the Under- classmen Editor rose our Editor- in-Chief. Not only is he a fine hula dancer, but Liam has managed to navigate the waters of producing a fine publication each month. From DefCon 5 to DefCon 1, he has remained calm atop his desk. A man noted for his computer innovations for the Loyalist fi.e. typos, higher expensesj, Liam has proudly worn his crown during the Loyalisfs 1985-86 school year. His wit will surely be remembered, his editorials treasured, and his typos overlooked. Liam will probably be editor of a major Petaluma publication. Robert Tears in my Eyes Mansour -As Associate Editor of Design, he was mainly responsi- ble for the look of the paper. How- ever, he also held responsibities for the Feature Section. Initiator of the DefCon System, Robert has also been noted for his famous, comfort- ing quotes like, Don't worry about it and It's all irrelevantf' Robert has also developed a relationship with the Loyalists Printing Shop l Q the ifiugttliat Liam Callanan' farm-inehtff John Page mmm Edna, afrmdmtwt Robert Mansour Amman Edna, olDr.rign Tim Byrne Nmsaiwf John Campisi spun, sang, Bill Birney fvmfwm em, Ge0l'ge Hawley Photography Editor Staff Artist ..................... .John Brosio Copy Editor ...... ..... . William Salvini Business Manager .... ........... J oe Montes Circulation Manager .... . .... Steve Charbonnet Production Manager ......... . . . .John Huston Underelassmen Editor. ............ Bill Ticman Moderator .............. Mr. Michael Bcrgez Joe a position as Advertising Con- sultant. Joe has yet to accept. Steve Charbonnet , known to the staff as Seve , has once again done well as Cffiulaffofiflffifmsefq Esteban-'fs after his numerous phone calls pleading for deadline extensions. Robert will grow to be a talk-show host and an OPEC consultant. John the Pager Page -He assumed the position of Associate Editor of Production. Pager was chiefly responsible for the assembly lirie and was always there to race to the Printer. As initiator of the Loy- alist Baseball Game, John has also produced several fine News Sec- tions. He was always there till the end, although the end always seemed to get there first. Pager will certainbf be a legend in the Loyalist Hall of Fame. John plans to open his own Music Plus chain in the near future. Tim Award-Winning-lssuei' Byrne -Certainly one of the Loy- alists true pioneers, Tim came up with great ideas and expressed sin- cere enthusiasm for the Loyalist. From Trends to Teenage Pres- sures to guest writers, Tim has pro- vided the newspaper with fresh ideas time after time. His typeset material, however, did not always arrive on time. Tim would occasion- ally threaten to leave the stafi real- izing that he had received. the curse of the News Editor-a job he handled with guts and glory. Tim will be principal of an all-girls school where he shall also teach journalism. Billy Hey, Babe Birney - Also one of the Loyalists pioneers, Billy often worked with Tim to create ideas and suggestions for the Loyalist . Billy also had some famous quotes like i'Hey, Babe, take a look at this and, of course, the one he saved for Deadline Day, Hey, Babe, I gotta go! As News- feature Editor, Billy set some standards and upset some old stan- dards. Who can forget such great like Searching for Santa ? CPlease hold your remarks to yourselvesj. Billy hopes to be a Creative Consul- tant for an accounting nrm. Thanks, Babe . . . John How Many Pages do I Get? Campisi -John revolution- ized the Sports Section, giving it a whole new look. Insisting on quality photos, John likewise gave his pages that Campisi-quality look. The Sports Quote Book'l was a favorite with readers. He also provided read- ers with articles that did not directly deal with a certain sport. Always on time, John was very reliable. Along with great headline like 'And Now They Know How It Feels , John also had famous quotes like Turn that damn radio down! John will own his own football team after, of course, selecting a few fine cheerleaders. Obviously, these six could not have done it all without the fine sup- porting cast. Merit goes to George Hawley , Photo Editor, for his exceptional photography. George is one of the main reasons the paper looked as good as it did. Always there till the end, George should have his pictures framed, if we ever get them. Also, credit goes to William Salvini , Copy Editor. Without Will, much of the print seen would have never been. Along with excellent articles and News Briefs, William proved himself a valuable asset. Applause for Joe Montes for his dedicated work as Business Manager. Farmer John has offered to be Postmaster General, claiming he loves the taste of stamps. Also, special merit should go to our underclassmen staff Our MVM Award CMost Valuable Modemj goes to Billy Tieman , Under- classmen Editor. Billy is a true classic, and is distined to play a major role with the Loyalist upon his return from Argentina. Billy hopes to be like Liam, Robert, and John Page when he grows up Cwhen- ever that may bel. Also, John Hus- ton was one ofthe integral figures in production. As Production Man- ager, John was always there direct- ing novices and aiding veterans in producing the paper: Expect to see more of this man in future issues. Also, we would like to thank Cory Bowman for his great assistance with computer frontier. He likes to be called the Fastest Fingers in the West. Robert Orozco also deserves credit for his constant involvement with the Loyalist. Rob will surely be a Loyola Literary leader. Also, thanks to Rhett Brown and Steve Guttman for their constant help. Finally, to all production staff and writers, too numerous to mention, thanks for everything. Well, Underclassmen, it's your ball-run with it! 5 thi: -Lftngaliat yvlume 59 Loyola High School, 1901 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 1985 1986 Loyalisl Greatest Hils,VoI.59 NEWSBR EFS Like a international airport termi- nal, the 1985-86 school year was a year of many departues and arrivals Cnot among them clichesj. From the departure of Underclassman Editor extraordinare Billy Tieman to the sunny shores of Argentina, to the arrival of the computer age at the Loyalist, the fifty ninth volume draws to a close with as many changes on the inside as on he outside. The numerous successe of the year were complemented by the usual share ofjournalistic near mis- ses. Archbishop Mahony's interview contrasted with the first staff box, or the famous Trends section com- pared with the ubiquitous plain- clothed pep squad. Abortion, foot- ball fiashbacks and even Cespeciallyj a deep-rooted assesment of the Loyola education by teachers and students, were some of the topics that received the widespread atten- tion ofthe Loyola community. Loy- alist clippings more than once graced the faculty bulletin-board and also the asphalt of the student parking lot. Editors also survived debate ove the exact nature of their positions C'I'm and idea man, Chuck D, and the exact extent of their involvment in other school functions fusome- .-.ce .-f-k ia. thing familiar J, their purpose f all the news that fits we print J or their responsibilities for is that lia- bilitiesj- the editor in chief is responsible for everything, But Brosio drew it, or perhaps lia- bility insurance forthe Loyalist this year, Gordon all received the undivided attention of the entire staff ii ICF .526 . .. 8 -nf ' s . it , 4,1 . ,' Q ,I . U it ri g.:4,- V' e 'fs ife t --rw l X 1 H And it is with that same undivided attention that we thank the entire Loyola community for your support and wish your futures to be filled with as much ofthe same success we enjoyed-and can spare, Liam Callanan, Editor-in-Chief compiled by William Salvini This closes the fifty-ninth consecutive volume of the Loyalist at Loyola High School. The entire staff is proud to have produced the award-winning newspaper more times than the EI Camino yearbook. All deadlines were met, and the dates printed at the top of the paper actually coincided with the calendar date fin the Western worldl. Pk Pk ek Perhaps this year's prime achievement was the dawn of the computer age at the Loyalist. The paper experimented, writing on and sending via com- puters to produce the newspaper. The less expensive method at first caused much anguish and confusion, but once thestaff finally caught on faround May 51 the computers proved to be a wise and obvious choice. Special thanks must go to the telecommunications staff: Raul Rufino, Billy Tieman, William Salvini, Cory Bowman, and Liam Callanan. Faculty members who supported and helped the Loyalisl go computer include Father Gus Cooper, Mrs. Crean, Ms. Wong, and Sister Marcella. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Tieman spent hours on Billy's modem and telephone to receive and give instructions to Andersen Typographics patient typsetting staff that includes Mary C., Mary B., and Brian. Bk :lf elf Congratulations and thanks should be given to those who never got their name mentioned : Kevin Campbell, Robert Orozco, Paul Dimieri, Ray Murakami, Scott Davie, and Chris Viola. Among the faculty members and friends involved in production, moral support, business, and advice are Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bergez, Mrs. Mary Holleran, Mr. Thomas O'Neill, Mr. Frank Kozakowski, and no problem Ed and about your bill Carol from Andersen Typographics. Finally, the Loyalistlv neighbors deserve a mention for simply bearing with the antics and noise of the editors and staff, they include Father Murphy, Father Brady, the yearbook staff, the Samurai Warrior weightlifters, and John Csiszar I would like to especially thank Mr. Bill Thomason Thank you, and bye for now. General, Take Me io D fggg gpg I r N r' il llllllllll llllllll llllllllllilllllll ll l f if ,f 9 A !- ff K ,X P P ' s l 'I l . : l 2 l l i l 5 i l l l u V Q ' N' uw CAST: Alfredo Botello Chris Coulter Armand Diaz Jean-Pierre Durand Robert Mansour Jeff Whittet Liam Callanan Patrick Conn John Ferrante Colin Lynch Tim Marble William Salvini Dan Wilson Carol Frieden Melissa Furbush Angela Green Jenny Lord Adrienne Artega Annie Buckley Stephanie Kay Tracy Maffei Stacy McMillan Erin Scully Mary Sullivan Fr. Bennet Fr. Leidich Mr. Adams Mr. Hearn 61 l-lli iw 'lil iilla rliiulfl , X, PRODUCTION STAFF: T' 'N fl A N FA Director . . . , Mr. Mark Milner ' i D Musical Director . . Mr. Michael Grego Vocal Director . . . Ms. Wendy Susank Technical Advisor Mr. Gary Gatfield Costumes , . , ,Mrs. Beth Gold Stage Manager . , , , . , .Jeff Briggs Technlcal Director Pete Nyquist , Lighting Director . . . Tim Dooling ' Sound Coordinator Jim Brewer House Manager Joe Cotti ' I l i l l 1 Q 5 ? , . . I would like to suggest something that we think of less often as extraordinarily valuable and crucial: our potential, what we can be, what we can become. Our potential is what makes us dare to dream, those aspects of ourselves which we know only vaguely and hope to make real. We hold our potential, like seeds, seeds which will need time and care to be realized. And our potential is not of our own making. It is a gift from God. . . . I am well aware that there are voices which call us to change, but not necessarily to grow. Not all change is growth, just as not all movement is forward. . . . How often people, even the most gifted and willing, are suck- ered in by the illusions of the hawkers of fake happiness, bringing upon themselves a tragically forced allegiance to twisted values. They want acceptance and get laughed at, they want riches and get lonliness, they want power and get insecurity, they want ecstasy from alcohol and drugs and get misery, they want freedom and get another form of paranoid slavery, they want love and get used. , . . Live a life worthy of your calling. I am not talking about being perfect. I have no such desires or expectations on any of us. I am talking about, however, being committed to your own growth, touch- ing your own potential, letting the seed flower. MINISTRY -oyola High School is about growth: growth in learning, first of ill, as the only thing worse than ignorance is to choose to be gnorant. The school is about growth and friendship as we- be- ieve, with St. Paul that none of us lives for himself and none of us' lies for himself. And Loyola High School is about growth in the Spirit of Jesus Christ as we believe that the greatest love a person :an have is to lay down his life for his friends. all living things grow. To grow means to live. That which doesn,t grow is dead, even though it may still breatheg and there is iothing sadder than things which die before their time. , . . Unity and peace are the signs of growth. Unity which could Je called exterior peace and which shows itself in acceptance of all, respect and reverance for all, in fearlessness and in openness :o the future. , , . Peace allows us to welcome others into our lives because we accept ourselves, not as finished but as growing. . , . It is not worthy of you to waste your potential as some do because they are too lazy to become involved in anything, or do nothing because you're too afraid you might fail. , . , Whatever happens . . . will be the result of precisely what we choose to do - the kind of soil we choose to be - how committed we all are to grow. , , . And it is just plain stupid to believe that any victory, any success, any achievement comes without cost. -Gordon D. Bennett, S.J. September 13, 1985 CHRISTIAN i LIFE COMMUNITIES To encourage spiritual growth and a sense of social well-being, the Chris- tian Life Communities strive to es- tablish very informal settings and gatherings as a vehicle to stimulate discussions on pertinent moral and social issues. Emphasis is placed on increasing and magnifying a sense of fellowship among students by offer- ing opportunities to gather for litur- gies or chances to eat away from campus to gain a feeling of indepen- dence and closeness. Finally, CLC members unite to participate in just about any activity, any function, or any outing as a method of strength- ening goals and desires, and high- lighting the sense of living and par- ticipation in a Christian tradition lifestyle, and community. a 127 CHRISTIAN ACTIGN MOVEMEQN 1 Members of the 1985-1986 CAM Executive Council were: Angel Vallejo, Larry Lemos, Michael Wilson, John Malburg, Bill Birney and many others - thanks so much for a wonderful year! 'lang ' v-,fn i. 5, W , 331' v ,K -H x, 1 Y A 1' 'ww' Loyola High School is a place of tradition, a place of growth and maturation, a place of dedication and high achievement, achievement in many different areas and on many different levels, and Loyola is a place of pride and strong spirituality. The Christian Action Movement is about this ambition and development. CAM is a stronghold and foundation that seeks to draw all members of the student body together, to work together, to participate together, to come as a community together for the betterment of those who are less fortunate. CAM gives one the opportunity and incentive, through many fund-raising and gift-giving drives, as well as through occasional trips to a few of the many orphan- ages in Mexico, to experience the personal satisfaction and pathos that giving of oneself evokes and makes genuine. SENIOR PRGJECT: I1 Q The underlying philosophy of the Senior Project has been one of personal enlightenment and gratification since its initial beginning six years ago. Each senior, after choosing a placement which facilitates his needs, goals, and interests, volunteers approximately six hours each day for a period of three weeks, Through such an experience, seniors hope to gain a much greater insight, or perception, into their own lives by interacting and growing to be an integral part of the lives of others, to work and find their own capacities for service without mention or reward, to feel the need of needing others, and to attain the ability to love and feel attachment, by fostering love and attention to others. Gordon Bennett, S.J., truly captured in words the ideology of the Senior Project, when he states, lt is not only about serving, but it ls about being served. RETREATS it S1153 , i A 'I' y 'Nile lf i l n . .. . .... ' 1' ' ' ' , J U W 9' ,jgj:gi.,N ,,,a,,-ewan'-M ASf'f 'Q aww- iv U V ,,...,, 'fWN fig . ' t 1' V AMW M,..,,.,a, .X,.,m, ,,...,W,.,,.... . Six times during the course of the school year, under the guidance of Fr. Kevin Leidich, S.J., Loyola's Campus Ministry program offers senior students the opportunity to make a directed retreat - a two day reflective experience designed to help a student take an honest look at his life, to know more clearly how he stands before himself and before his God, and to provide him with some of the tools for the further nurturing of his interior life. The emphasis during the directed retreat is on each student as an individual. Priority is also placed upon time spent in personal conferences with one's retreat director and in private reflection. At the close of the two-day period, the retreatment should desire to communicate more closely with a God who loves him personally, and realize the reign of God within himself. , -v ,Qi I I ll lUNlI'UIlQS x. R x X. Bayardo Abaunza Armando Abeyta Flor Abo Lyle Adams John Adriano Joey Akatsuka Richard Alonzo Richard Anderson Edward Antonini Brett Arnott Rodelio Astudillo Fernando Ayala Anthony Bacon Adam Badgett John Bagdasarian No Photo 'Available Eric Brosio Patrick Brown Rhett Brown Mark Carbonell all Af Andrew Banales Luis Bautista John Beauclair Jonathan Berger Phillip Biagas James Bingham Howard Bland Jeffrey Boek Guy Bojarsky Cory Bowman James Bradford John Brady Richard Brady Reuben Briones Mario Casillas Joseph Cerrell Christian Chovance Felix Chung Bradford Clark Dylan Clark Romulo Co Randolph Coleman Patrick Conn John Cornyn Julio Costanzo Jorge Couce Barton Courcier Matthew Crehan XA Mariano Carmona Charles Carter Michael Carty Marc Caruso Kevin Criner Edwin Cruz James Dahl Stephen Dallabetta Dean Dalponte Bartholomew Dalton Scott Davie Steve Debever Kevin DeGeorge Mitchell DelCampo Peter Demieri Walter Derebeew Armand Diaz Edward Diaz Frederick Dicks Richard Dion Edward Doheny Timothy Dooling Steve Drellishak Kevin Easton Scott Eck Richard Egan Edward Essa Michael Evans Marco Fernandes Victor Fernandez John Ferrante Damon Fisher Kenneth Francisco Vincent Fritzsche Richard Fruin Renal Fuller John Galisky David Galvin Edward Garcia Francisco Garcia Mark Garcia John Gonzalez Juan Gooch James Gottlieb Rodolfo Gratton Lenyn Green Aaron Greene Douglas Guerena Felipe Gutierrez Stephan Guttman Arturo Guzman Gregory Hall David Halm Eric Halm Eric Hamilton Robert Harmala Julian Harris Kenneth Hayashi William Hayden Brian Henderson John Hennessey Raul Hernandez Anthony Holly Christopher Hop Michael Horn Mark Houlihan 2 Randall Karns Stephen Keller John Kepp Michael Kienzle Sean Kightlinger Thomas Kim William King Marc Knapper John Kozin Kevin Krock Erich Kuhn John Labella Gustavo Lamanna Steven Lambert Daniel Howe John Huston Peter Ignacio Gregory Jahiel Alexander Jeffrey Shaun Jones Christian Lass Jeffrey Lee James Lesage Jeffrey Li Francis Lichtenberger Daniel Liechty Christopher Link Thomas Link Joshua Loef Michael Lombardo Christopher Lorne Thomas Lumsden Andrew Lynch Brendan Lynch Michael Manansala James Mantalos Kevin Martin Arturo Martinez Paul Martinez John Matter Ryan Maynard Michael McCarty Connor McDonald Matthew McDonald Kurt Mueller Michael Mulvihill Joseph Mundy James Murphy David Najar Mark Nemec Terry McElroy Timothy McGinity Duncan Mclntosh Scott McMillan Joel Mendoza Michael Metzger Corey Mitchell Michael Mohacsi Luis Moreno 1, W Q . Q-wi' , if sp, ii' David Ng Andrew Nickerson Ted Nordblom Augusto Noriega Patrick O'Brien Timothy O'Hara David O'Keefe Michael O'Melveny Conor O'Neill Daren O,Neill Andreas Olavarria Jorge Olivos John-Carl Olsen James Opdyke Robert Orozco Z Q A 4 .J Tony Porrata Adam Pottmeyer Kevin Price Robert Proctor Patrick Orr Aldrin Orue Panagiotis Panagiotou Patrick Panetta George Paton Michael Pernecky Christopher Petrovic Pierre Pineda Stephen Pinza David Plesh Brian Ploszaj Hector Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez Darren Rollerson Ignacio Roman Marc Rasic Milan Ratkovich Julian Recana Ryan Reid Edward Rendon Rommel Rescober Matthew Rice Christopher Rising Todd Robinson Richard Rocabado Joseph Rodarte Timothy Sullivan Warren Sumilang John Sutton Richard Tamor Algis Tamosaitis Bryan Taw James Roughan Jason Sackett Mark Salz Enrique Sanabria John Schlaerth Jon Scott Keith Sevigny Jerry Shih Alfred Sison Ted Slattery Anthony Smith Richard Soriano Paul St-Geme Luis Stanford Paul Stumpe Meliton Valenzuela Santiago Vance John Vegher Van-Joseph Veloso Christopher Viola Adam Walker Jeremy Williams John Winnek David Winter Matthew Winter Jonathan Wiser Nicholas Yeung Frank Yu Mark Yzurdiaga Paul Tena Anthony Teran George Tillis Marco Torres Gordon Tuthill Sean Tynan- Connolly -X ,gy s 1 ws. M Q-MJ' f K Jim' ' 'ff X, HQ QM-N, P-...wks 'Y ' '05 N, -.T 1 'J' '- 'E' V'-Vial. , ' Nj' .. r.1'LA .N ,. 5, - ,.f 1, 41 x -11 .- ff ww ? . if Vf- f Y , 5 I 'ask ' V 5 , , sg- ,fg ,X,,a', ' :,z My gf uw. 3? ,. ' F 'iff ,f ' sgwyg , MM A W ,ff -4, , '1' ' fi, A ,, t H 7f7'hg.. f KQN-Q Y ,v-lx 2 a- fx., CJX V J z L kwtw ,,, ,ja , --uf v-4 I Y, xt? v 148 n CLASS OF '86 SHARES ITS FEELINGS AND VIEWS WHAT DO YOU FEEL WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF YOUR LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE AND WHY? The people-everyone from the teachers, to the students, to the maintainance crew. Everyone always seems to be able to take an extra second and help out, no matter what the situation is. Without the people, Loyola would be no different that any other school fexcept for a blue trackl. - Dan Wilson Of course clean bathrooms made most of my time at Loyola memorable, but I think it's just the atmosphere at Loyola that will stick in my mind. l've never seen a school before that would let the seniors get away with so much and so little at the same time. - Kevin Kohler lt has to be my friends. Their personalities helped me to shape my personality. We learned about trust from each other. The good things and the bad things we did helped me to decide what I wanted in my life. - John Page Probably the incredible opportunities l had to express myself creatively. With all of the various publications, as well as the opportunity presented with pep rallies, etc. I think there were many chances for me to develop one of my talents. - Steve Balsarini Activities, especially athletics, made Loyola personal. Loyola offers opportunities for growth, however, only taking advantage of these activities provides growth. It was real and fun, but not whatever - Hector Villagra Teachers- The good rapport between my teachers and myself helped place me where l am now- more knowledgable, more mature, and more understanding. - George Hawley I really feel that it is the community aspect of Loyola that has made this school so special. Students, teachers, secretaries, and security guards alike are all approachable as friends. This element is really unique to Loyola and allows us to form the strong friendships that we have with so many people. - Pete Nyquist WHAT WAS THE MOST MEMORABLE EVENT THAT OCCURRED AT LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR? August the clogger Dougherty's chimpanzee mating calls. - Jack Henry The fall sports sweep of the Del Rey League stand out above all. It brought much needed excellence back to our sports program. We need to excell in sports even further. Success in sports keeps a strong community. - Bill Lee My most memorable event this year was not really an event. lt was my Christian yoga class. Through this class, I became more in touch with myself. Few people understand what it means to find yourself, but I really feel l have begun to do so, - Steve Charbonnet The flop of the afterschool pep rally. - Alfredo Botello Getting the last of my college applications done. I finished my last one on February 1 and had it in the post office five minutes before closing time. I - Hector Villagra The Senior Project. lt gave me the chance to do something l always wanted to do. - Frank Morrow The St. Francis football game. It was their homecoming, but the Loyola fans were more vocal and excited than theirs fband on the track, etc.l. -Steve Balsarini lt's a number of experiences that make a school year unforgetable. I couldn't exactly pinpoint one event, but I was relieved when all my applications were done. l also enjoyed being a show-off at football and basketball games. - Bryan Gayer The long vacation we got during Christmas and the Senior Project. - Bobby Martinez Watching a horse named Blue Is Beautiful owned by our very own Dean of Men come out of nowhere to finish second, allowing a couple of friends and a Physics teacher to become independantly wealthy. - Pete Nyquist Without a doubt, the most important aspect has been the chance to meet, come to know, and grow with people from different areas and backgrounds and, through time, realize that all people share common goals and dreams. - Christopher Cheleden FCUR YEARSg A PICTGRIAL REVIEW yd' -, we E 1' 'gan A 7 . Ei-'Elly -ef, , t,t,,,f M .Y Y H 'I I U - Weill S10 .aovlwl fm? MADNUT' 'mv as K' -1 t.-A ,t in 'V R 'K 'Q -' ,IW , ji , x Wi 'FH 'Nw-ff ' 1 1 :In-' J.. ffm! i ' -f' '1.f.'- , 1 33 .mffc 'firms T9 4 J 5 I mf, A' 'j if N ' ,fl ,. ll' ll yg . id if .xl Y ivilb N4 fav fi' Kar fe il-if-F2 as if 4 13' A little creature known as E.T. starred in a heart-warming movie that grossed over 300 million dollars in just six months. E.T. shares his life-giving love with Princess Diana of England, who gave birth to her first child. Over 700,000 people gathered in New York's Central Park to protest nuclear arms build- up. Leonid Brezhnev passed away after being at the head of the Kremlin for 18 years. ln sports, Rickey Henderson obliterated the base stealing record, finishing with 130. And Gerry Cooney, called The Great White Hope by many, lost his Heaveyweight title fight against Larry Holmes. 14 John Alejo l'd like to thank my parents for their continual support through high school. lf they would have been a little different they would have been that less perfect. Henry Anthony Amado, Jr. God, you're so very big, so enormously huge, gosh we're all impressed down here. -M. Python lt's not that l'm afraid to die, l just do not want to be there when it happens. -W. Allen Thanks G-Ma, and espe- cially the faculty, which brings me to some Florida swampland . Craig McCallum Arnott Honour and shame from no condition riseg Act well your partg there all the honour lies. -Alexander Pope Qui va gagner? Antonio Andrew Alfonso lt's been a wonderful 4 years!-THANKS LOYOLA- for the education, for the memories ., Special thanx 2 ABEJEFFROMMELPHILTHEIMPER IAL- FAMILYVK5 BKALOUIEJOELANDALLMY- FRIENDS . , , Good luck! Also to my family-I love u very much!! Most of all special love and thanx 2 Czarina 4 everything Christopher Baslle Arlola It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.-Emerson lf you don't un- derstand it, sometimes it's easier to act like you do. What! ls this all we get? Enrique Eduardo Azarloza Just leave me with the pride that l've worked for. -Spandau Ballet Gracias Papi, Mami, aya, AA, RA, y todos mis amigos por su apoyo y ayuda. Joel Anthony Almeida Intellectuals prove that you can be brilliant and still not know what's going on!-W. Allen THANX: God,Mom,Dad,Bro,Fam,Friends,Loyola 8: class of '86 4 all your love and support! Amor, salud, y pesetasg y el tiempo para gozarlos , , -Luis Borges CYA! Brian Gregory Arnold Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten. -B.F. Skinner Imagine all the people living life in peace. -John Lennon P.S. l'm schizophrenic, and so am l -SM TM8zD Thomas John Bagwell Censored , . . If they don't let you write what you want, why write at all. -J. Sullivan. lf all you have is one brain cell, don't overwork it. Phllllp Alden Baker FEW WILL HAVE THE GREATNESS TO BEND HISTORY ITSELFg BUT, EACH OF US CAN WORK TO CHANGE A SMALL PORTION OF THE EVENTS AND IN THE TOTAL OF ALL THOSE ACTS WILL BE WRITTEN THE HISTO- RY OF THIS GENERATION, -ROBERT F. KENNEDY Steven Joseph Balsarlnl Ah, at wast a wittle west and wewaxation. -Elmer Fudd How do they know no two snowflakes are alike? Let's move 'em out! Yee-hah! -John Wayne l'd like to thank my family and friends. Louis Eugene Beery Ill God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change those things I can and wisdom to know the difference. Wllllam Joseph Blrney lll The great pleasure in life is doing what people say that you cannot do-MyFortuneCookie It's a damn poor mind which can't think of at least two ways to spell any word. -Andrew Jackson Half of life is if. I really don't hate you babes Paul Francis Baur But my hand was made strong, by the hand of the Almighty. We flower in this generation, triumphant- ly. Won't you help to sing, these songs of freedom, all I ever have. Redemption songs. Thanks Family, Friends, P.S.H.M.S.BOB MARLEY Edward A. Beeloo Those who forget the past are destined to repeat it. Thanks Mom and Pop Parker Joseph Blackman Rockne wanted nothing but bad Iosers. Good losers get into the habit of losing.- -George Allen The SQUATCH LIVES! Mom, Dad, Dunc, Thank you for your support. Holb,Hunts,Brad,Craig,Tiff, Todd,Jeff:Raging! You are the best, JuIes-TY- FAYLCAU-3SQ. 'l5'l Judd Dillon Bogust As of yet we have only sailed the bayg now our time has come to sail the sea I don't know who my grandfather was, I am much more concerned with what his grandson will be -A. Lincoln Thanx Dad, Mom,MMB,JTM,SSP, BOB, THE CLAN, S8zSB,HJK,LOYOLA - '86AAK4EVR Anthony M. Bonflgllo If the future could speak would it dare us to leap before we look-would it dare us to live with danger, or play it by the book -KK Thanks Mom Dad and Tracey for all the support and Matt, Matt and rest of the gang Matthew Morgan Bogust I Believe The Problems of Human Destiny Are Not Beyond The Reach Of Human Beings. -JFK Some- day we'll look back on this moment, and plow into a parked car, Thanks God, Mom 8: Dad, THE CLAN, J8:T, SSP'S AND FRIENDS. THE BOYS-THE WANDERERS- -TOO MUCH FUN!AAK4EVER Alfredo Botello i lie in the gutter, unshaven, bloodshot eyes, no- where to go and no one to go with me optimistically speaking, things could not have been worse - dr.' brother theodore lnoted philospher, metaphysician, and podiatristl Pierre Michael Bourgelx Life is but an endless tunnel, but it seems as if I have found the light. Thanks for the memories Cubs. Merci Mom and Dad P.A.W. Michael David Braun Do what you can, with what you have, where you are T. RooseveltfA little learning is a dangerous thing but a lot of ignorance is just as bad. B. Ed- wardsfEducation is what survives when what has been learnt has been forgotten. B.F. Skinner Thanks Mom8zDad and Harpo lives on Honk Michael C. Boken The cornerstones of success are industriousness and enthusiasm. There is no substitute for work, and when you find it hard to work, that is the time that you work your hardest. lt has been said that when you find it hard to pray, pray hardest. Hard work is the same,-J. Wooden Jeffrey Gordon Briggs I want to achieve immortality by not dying -Woody Allen Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starv- ing to death. -Auntie Mame Tommorrow belongs to me FEM Thanks Mom and Dad GGJKLJB AND EVERY- ONE ELSE Joseph M. Brlnk lf my mind is wandering, it is because it wants to be somewhere else. Thanks Mom and Dad. BB34 Darryl Claudius Brown Bye Billy,Rich,Joe,Gerry,Pat,Bob,Joe again, Steve, Joe again,Mike,Mr. Profumo,Mr. Auther, Mr. Cald- well,Mr. Kvasnlcka,Mr. Thomason, Mr. Gallagher, Myself,Mr. Hearn,and the most memorable,Dr. Ant- onio Morillo.Thanx Mom and Dad + Friends! DB Richard Brlones The silent man is the wise man, but a man without words is a man without thought. John Steinbeck Chance favors the prepared mind-J.C. Bryant Thank Mom, Dad, and Loyola for four unforgetta- ble years. John Frederick Broslo I dunno, l'm makin' this up as l gol' Brih -Bird -Indiana Jones Yer gonna need a bigger boat. -Chief Brady Thanks:Mom, Dad, Bro, Sis, Hi San! Loyola,Spock,Vader D. Timothy Byrne We know where we're going And we know what we want, The future is certain, Give us time to work it out. -Kowloon Thanks Mom, Dad, Molly, P.A.T. Midnight Special Jay J. Broderick To lose along the way, the spark that set the flame, to flicker and to fade on this the longest day The Ultimate driving machine-BMW lf first you don't succeed, quit, no use being a damn fool about it- W.C,FlELDSfTHANXMOMDADKT Bernard D. Brown Gerry R. Cacnlo Jesus said unto them, Who do you say that l am? And they said, You are the eschataloglcal manifes- tation of the ground of our being, the kerigma in which we find the ultimate meaning of our interper- sonal relationship And Jesus said, What? -Paul E. Renner 153 n .154 Joseph Rosales Carranceja Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support, Thanks Loyola for everything. Our scientific power has ou- trun our spiritual power. We have guided missiles and misguided men. Martin Luther King, Jr, Sean Michael Callahan You finish four years of torture only to get four more. And remember, Hey man, don't throw noth- ing! Thanx mom and dad Robert Gregory Calvert The Doors. There's the known. And there's the unknown. And what separates the two is the door, and that's what I want to be. Ahh wanna be th' dooooorrrrr . James Douglas Morrison Thanx Mom, Dad, Bros., Buddies D.A.S. + P.A.w.:lBP Stephen Thomas Carroll There is still a taboo against having a good time. Somehow life is not supposed to be fun. I have 30 or 40 years left, or maybe it's 30 or 40 seconds, and I believe that enjoying this time may be the only thing that really matters.-H.Prather Thanks Mom, Dad, n GUYS N , . Liam Robert Callanan The time has come the walrus said, To talk of many things, of shoes-and ships-and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings. -Lewis Carroll I owe it all to Tag team counselling General, take me to DEF- CON 1 Thanks Mum,Dad. Briguy,Bear,Nautical Genius Hello?Mrs. Tieman? John Phlllp Campisl I have not yet begun to run -Napolean McCallum Good-bye, fare you well! We're homeward bound for New York town! -Pat Ewing MC Thanx Dad, Mom, G-ma, I'm upSB5MDC GO METS!! Wayne Anthony Castillo lf after going through four years at Loyola, you're still perplexed about life, then there must be a problem somewhere. Good Luck to all my fellow classmates. May God follow us all in our future endeavors. Thanks Mom 8: Dad for not giving up. Thanks God for always helping me. Mark Caveness l'd like to thank Loyola for 4 great years, 8: Fr. Smo 8: Coach Arnie for their help, 8: my mom for help- ing me survive, 8: myself for being so great, 8: Quincy Jones for producing my quote, 8: the USA FOR INTRAMURAL COORDINATORS FOUND., 8: most of all, my friend: Stevie Wonder. Christopher Richard Cheleden The trick is to walk the line the best you can man in the world but not the world in man Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Stephen Patrick Charbonnet Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely , Nietzsche When the time comes, it seems like something less important always comes up. -Bias A fool thinks he's wise, but a wise man knows he's a fool.-ESC THANKS Mom, Dad, CC'84,DC, BC James Patrick Comer l don't want to scream, l just want to sit back and enjoy the ride. Should you fail to pilot your own boat, don't be surprised at what inappropriate port you find your docked. Peter K said it in '84. Robert Vincent Chavez One can only achieve his desires through self-deter- mination and self-discipline. Thank you Mom, Dad, Linda, Ray, and Joe for all your love and encouragement. Peter Richard Corbell One has to multiply thoughts to the point where there aren't enough policemen to control them - Shep No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsi- ble. Thanks to the gang, He-Man, and kick Joseph Patrick Cottl All that you touch, and all that you see, is all that you're life will ever be. R. WatersfPink Floyd Thanks Mom, Dad, and family,Danl,Carla, and all my friends that helped me touch the untouched and see the unseen, thanks LSJBCMBSYDMPGTMJLR 155 Thomas John Crehan The question of time is not terribly importantg it is a man-made, artificial concept anyway. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, M.D. Thanks everyone, especially Mom and Dad, for putting up with me all these years. Remember, lt's not the kill, but the thrill of the chase Joseph Francis Crowley John Michael Cslszar He who looks ahead can face the future but he who Keep on looking forward Thefeys no U59 in looking looks behind will ultimately run into a tree. round Hold Vouf head above the Crowd And they A WISE GUY won't bring you down Thanks Mom and Dad for everything Neil Pear! P.S. Thank You, PaineWebber Robert Patrick Cullty l've seen this happen in other people's lives Now it's happening in mine Thanks Loyola -The Smiths Thanks Mom,Dad,Allan,R,M,S,B,B,S,P, for all the memories and laughs there , . up ahead . . the railroad tracks cool Gregory Joseph Daniels Kevin Cyril Dee Mom, . . . d0 l Still look gr00Vy? O P E N Y O U R Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, ltook the one M I N D THANKS: M0m34DadfFleX your headl, less travelled by, . , . and l have been lost in the Jeff, OfCa,KMf13yYS-l, J00if23rDaV0,Z-Mamgrthe woods ever since! -THANKS Mom 8: Dad, Sean, metropolis of Glendale 2Girls, MAC,Seley,Rex Rob, Chris, Blaise- PAS'87JMBJ-My home is behind the future is head,8zl have my paths to tread l Vincent Greene De Lorca Never take candy from strangers unless they offer you a ride. A handshake is worthy if it's all that you've got. -REM Paul Joseph De Mlerl Now l've gained some understanding Of the only world that we see Things that l once dreamed of Have become reality RUSH THANKS: Mom, Dad, Peter, Laura, Katy,8rSarah Rlchard Blaise Dlroll Contrary to the opinion of many people, leaders are not born. Leaders are made, and they are mady by effort and hard work. Vince Lombardi August Rogers Dougherty The best things in life are earned so that one can truly appreciate their value. Thank You Mom and Dad Edward Sean Detels Theres a funny someone in McDonaldland who al- ways has a shake in hand youll know who it is by the sound slosh and if yur close by 8: youll say Oh my Gosh Cuz he's big 8: Funny 8: purple 8: hey-Let's hear it for Grimace Hip-Hip-Hooray! H20 Polo 10-O How about the Rams Robert Edward Develle Ill Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow? -Mark Twain Never say Never -Sam Snead Thanks Mom, Dad, RKCTBGD, SANCHO Joseph Michael Doollng Do not start something you cannot finish J.R.R. Tolkein Look at me l ain't your enemy, we walk on common ground, we dont need to fight each other, what we need? SOLIDARITY-Michael Rose Thank You Mom,Dad,B,K,T Peace and Love Jean-Pierre Durand Music is harmony, harmony is perfection, perfection is our dream, our dream is heaven.-Amiel Play until your fingers bleed. -Ted Nugent Thanks:Mom,Dad,Maurace,Kim,Gene,Adam,Jef- f,and all my friends. Love always: time to move on James Patrick Doud lf someone gave me a million dollars l would buy 2 toy stores, 16 7-11 stores, Disneyland, Dis- neyWorld, Magic Mountain, and Knott's Berry Farm. Then l would give the rest to my Mom and Dad Smile, it improves your face value. Ziggy Christopher Rudolph Elchler What would we do without all these jerks anyway. Besides all our friends are here, Don Henley 157 -. 3 ii! f:'4'f' ' ,'i , - . War is an image that dominated 1983-1985. ln the war-torn region of Beirut, violence and fighting continually erupted between Lebanese PLO forces and Israeli troops. ln one instance, 253 American troops were killed by a terrorist bombing of the U.S. embassy. A small Caribbean island called Grenada became the target of a lightning quick U.S. military raid to wipe out communist bases stationed there, Fighting in Central America continued between the U.S. backed Contras and the Sandanista regime. Finally, Americans applauded as Sally Ride travelled aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger into orbit, becoming the first female to venture into space. HOW DO YOU SEE YOURSELF AS A PERSON FIFTEEN YEARS FROM NOW? I see myself as a complex, multidimensional person. By then I hope to be a successful lawyer with my own firm as well as a partstime freelance writer. Of course, I'll also be spending many days journeying to Vegas Ion business, of coursel and at the track. In fact, by then l'll surely own a horse or two and maybe even my own stable. Then one day I'll meet a stable girl, fall madly in love, and get married. - John Cziszar Ideally, I'd like to be married and working at Lucasflim out of my suburban, Northern California home. I will be an artist, responsible for designing, drafting, and sculpting the multi-legged, forty-eyed creatures which populate future Star Wars films. - John Brosio Unwed, underfed, unemployed . and loving it. - Jack Henry I'm really looking forward to having a couple babies, and then going back to the reservation and becoming one with the earth and my people. - Dan Wilson After becoming the single richest human being ever to walk the face of the earth, I plan to buy Germany for use as a summer home, and Lichenstein for use as a guest room. Robin Leach will have a weekly special called The Lifestyle of Kev. I will have a worldwide TV show called Kev, which will be on every weeknight. It will be a fun-filled hour of viewing pleasure in which I will talk about me. Every Saturday the Kev Weekend Special will come on. This will be a fun-filled hour of viewing pleasure in which famous people will talk about, and praise me. - Kevin the Kev Kohler I don't know where I'Il be fifteen years from now, but give me 20 or 25, and I picture myself behind this big desk in a large oval-shaped room. -John Malburg In fifteen years, I would hope that I could be working for my own industrial psychology consulting company. This would involve counseling in stress management and job satisfaction. I would hope that the experiences of the fifteen years will have changed my perceptions as much as four years at Loyola has. - Christopher Cheleden HOW DO YOU SEE U.S.-U.S.S.R. RELATIONS CHANGING OVER THE NEXT 10-15 YEARS? IS A CONFRONTATION BETWEEN THE TWO SUPER POWERS INEVITABLE OR JUST A POSSI- BILITY? In the future, I see U.S.-Soviet relations improving to a point of mutual acceptance, if not mutual friendship. I don't think, however, that the Soviet system of government will radically change. I don't foresee a confrontation between the two super powers, but both sides should take every measure to avoid one. - Steve Balsarini I believe that the U.S. will conquer and totally squash the USSR, and will finally have total and complete domination of the world, just as God intended. - Matt Romano WHY can't we both be equally powerful? I pray that war will never happen. If conventional warfare isn't implemented, the only other option is total annihilation. We have to reduce arms. We have to compromise. We can't be so greedy. - Alfredo Botello A possible confrontation is a contradiction of terms - there will never be such a confrontation, at least involving the two super powers. As Goepel would say, the Soviets aren't stupid, and neither are we. But I do see some major conflicts with lesser powers in the Middle East, etc. - but no super power confrontation. -John Cziszar I really see the possibility of peace between the US and the USSR. Right now the two nations are beginning to agree on little things like cultural exchanges, and I think that it will grow into larger things, like nuclear disarmament. - Dan Wilson I feel that over the next few years, great advancements in relations will occur between the two super powers. As long as we can vote candidates into office who are willing to be stern yet know when to compromise, the relations between the US and USSR will become much warmer. - Steve Charbonnet Our working relationship with the Soviets will continue to gradually inprove, but our policies will never be in perfect harmony. Both nations will eventually realize the futility of nuclear parity, and the worst threat to civilization will become obselete through disarmament. Minor conflicts over such international hot spots as Central America or the Middle East are possible between the two super powers, but no world-ending confrontations will arise I hope. - Pete Nyquist 159 Eugene E. Elliott Nowadays, more and more clods are trying to be different, so there are more and more Non-Con- formistsl And all the Non-Conformists are so busy conforming to not being conformists, they all wind up conforming to their Non-Conformism. THANX M + D,ABLUGAHJHMAD Mark Andrew Crawford Estwlck He who forever seeks a brighter tomorrow yet finds no happiness today has missed the meaning of life somewhere along the way. Thank you MOM and DAD for making my life so enjoyable. LMA will survive, and in the words of the mighty Voltron: FORM BLAZING SWORD!!! Gil Fernandez If U luv Someone set them free-STING but not until they pay back the money they owe U! Tanks MOM- 8zDAD-Luv ya. Gluck RFSLDZ. Tanks friends of 86 esp-SFldrivenl, MSlShowJ,X,CY,TF BOBlGocats- !J,8zGOD! To AK, lme forget U?Never!l My friends- Heres to future days! John F. Estrada Some men succeed by what they know, some by what they dog and a few by what they are -Elbert Hubbard 31-10, Let's do it again,GO BRAVES! -J.D. THANX MOM AND FAMILY, AND LOYOLA. CONEHEADSl HEY DOOLING, GIVE US A LOOK! -JEFF K Joeseph Hosni Fahmy I was so ugly as a baby that my parents had to hang a porkchop around my neck to get the dog to play with me. Remember, it is impossible to enjoy loafing unless there's plenty of work to do. Thanks mom and dad Paul John L. Estuar What you can do, or dream you can, begin it, Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. -Goethe Teddy Regner Felix, Jr. Success means only doing what you do well, letting someone else do the rest. -Goldstein Life is a game, the object of which is to discover the object of the game. -Sander 6 REM FLIPSCENE-K.O.P, . . AND THE BEAT GOES ON! Thanks Mom, Dad, Family, Loyola, and Friends Stephen Charles Ferraro, Jr. I wish my life was a non-stop Hollywood movie show. A fantasy world of celluloid villains and he- roes, because celluloid heroes never feel any pain, and celluloid heroes never really die. -THE KINKS Thanks Mom David John Flores An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. lt's being able to differentiate between what you do know and what you don't. William Feather Thanks MOM- ,DAD,Val,Van,Nech and Torie for all your love,sup- port,guidance, and money. Michael Dennis Fitzpatrick If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? Newton's Law to live by: a bird in your hand is better than a bird flying overhead. thanks M, D and K Michael Patrick Fletcher lt looks like a lot but it's more. Fletch. Dude, we're there! Guess who said that? Thanks to mom and dad for everything! LUV YA Special thanks to: ER OR FR EM JM NV MA EG MM AM TVT WVT AB MS JC TB DP MC ALB BB SE CW LB and all my friends from WAPF l learned a lot. Robert Michael Flynn Hard work never killed anybody, but why take a chance. Charlie McCarthy The Moose is Loose Loyola reigns in La Canada P,S. You Gotta Love That -D. Escalera Travis Thomas Foss The end of one day is the beginning of the next Theres a place up ahead and l'm going to bring a song and a smile for the banjo Theres always time for good conversation we're going up around the bend - CCR Thanks Go MOM,DAD,NAT,POW, Kelley for all the love and support L + AS Thomas Hunter Foster Cities, Buildings falling downg Satellites come crash- ing downg l see them falling out the skies like eaglesg all mirrored glass and shattered egosg But in a cor- ner of the world we'd meet to laugh 8: drink and plan our sequels -SIMPLE MINDS Shall We Run?- Eagle 161 Steve Peter Fritz We'll take the best, forget the rest And someday we'll find These are the best of times- STYX M: Accounting awaits so get the balance right S,X,G: We got through it, don't blow it now Dad,Mom,G,T,and Loyola: Luv ya all! Bryan Mlchael Gayer Live life moment by moment-yesterday is a can- celled check, tomorrow is a promisary note, and today is cash in hand. Shhh , Gentlemen . Please: Tom O'Neill Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you lots. P.S. Now will you buy me a car? Daniel Emile Fuller Nicholas Joseph Gentry lt is not your aptitude, but your ATTITUDE, that decides your ALTITUDE in life, along with a little intestinal FORTITUDE. SPEED, CONCENTRA- TION, ROCKBACK, TURN AND ARCH- FLYAWAY:19' HERE l COMEIPOLE VAULTl! Thanx Mom,Dad,Coach,Scuza,Cuilts, and '86 Matthew D. Glrardl Before you get to heaven, you've got to raise a little hell. Anonymous MCFIWLUFAEAFEIW BYBFBYHGBMT Thanx MOM + DAD.l LOVE YOU.You Too Uncle Adolph. MFILU + DON + Bear AllNiterschlorine LotsofCh- lorine Justin G. Gmellch The lack of money is the root of all evil. -Mark Twain Ruben Garcia Yeah, just sitting back trying to recapture a little of the glory of, but time slips away and leaves you with nothing mister but boring stories of glory days- Bruce Springsteen Thanks Mom and Dad for every- thing. Good luck to all my classmates. Perry Michael Germain The times are tough nowf Just getting tougher The old world is rough! Just getting rougher -Bruce Springsteen j Living and dreaming are two different things-but you can't do one without the other.-Mal- colm Forbes Gregory George Golden ll A commuter is one who never knows how a show comes out because he has to leave early to catch a train to get him back to the country in time to catch a train to bring him back to the city.-Ogden Nash Thanks Mom,Dad,M,E,J,J, Sz friends for everythin- g!lt's been great! I::,ll-----1 i was ll l l upwa- Luca Joseph Gratton Being that the yearbook staff wouldn't allow me to write my heartfelt feelings l'Il say something like the rest of you knobs: Thy roadeth thateth theth falloweth musteth beth wideth andeth longeth, lest lifeth bestoweth illeth fortuneth -Barch Nell Edward Gredlley Michael James Griswold Jonathan Paul Grubs l9l'10Y5nC2 is Pfefefable to 2ff0T1 and he is l9SS fe' You ever take and try to give an iron clad leave to Only believe half of what you see and nothing that mote fr0m Khe truth who lJ2li2V2S n0fhil1Q, than he yourself from a three railed billiard shot? you hear. J. Betance who believes what is wrong. Prof. Harold Hill l don't have to see because I have lived lt. Thomas Jefferson The Bear, the Spam Can, and Chlorine live! Thanks Pee Wee Herman Mom, Dad, Mouse, and Buds. Thank you God, Dad, Mom,and JMOLOC , David James Gullen, Jr. Frank W. Hafner, IV Wllllam Davld Halfon Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of Whenever a good thing ends, newer and better l look forward to a great future for America-a future choice, it is not a thing to be waited for, if is a thing things begin. The Secret to Success is to shoot your in which our country will match its military strength to be achieved arrow, then paint your target. -TG with our moral restaurant, its wealth with our wis- .WJB Thanks Mom and Dad, and everyone for the great dom, its power with our purpose. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything four VGBYS- John F- Kennedy OCY- 26. 1963 163 George Pusey Hawley Thanks Loyola for all 21 years. IITYWTMWYB- MAB l got to DANCE, DANCE, DANCE right on the spot. -B.B. I'm not the man they think l am at home, oh, no,no,no. l'm a Rocket Man! -EJ lf you think you should be thanked, you are. You've got potential. -TP Shall we run. -PN Ronald J. Higgins Life is like chess. We are all making a move every- day, and those who make the right moves survive- So make the right moves Class of '87! Thanx Mom for helping me along the way-Thanx for helping me make the right moves. lt's partytime John Christopher Henry I studied a minute, sort of holding my breath, and then says to myself: All right then, l'll go to hell. - Huck Finn No matter how hard you try, you can't steer a dog dish. -Snoopy Thanks C,M,L,F,Y,M ?... for nothin'! Good luck fellas Cary M. Holleran You were under the impression That when you were walking forward ' You'd end up further onward But things ain't quite that simple -Pete Townshend James Raymond Horrlgan The way to get the most out of a victory is to follow it up with another which makes it look small-Haw- kins We don't have enough time to premeditate all our actions-Anon.Superior Man acts before he speaks and afterwards speaks according to his ac- tions.Thanx Mom8rDad Daniel Clemons Hovorka U see strange things 81 ask why? l dream strange things that never happen 8a ask why not? U take what U get U get what U pleaseglts better to die on your feet than live on your knees.-Midnight Oil. Yea l guess I like it fine so far. Thanx M8rD l appreciate it all!! Bye , Robert Durell Hensley Our purses shall be proud, Our garments poor, For'tis the mind that makes the body rich. Shakespeare Thank you Mom and Dad for all of your love. Special thanks to my grandparents, Ashley, Robin, and all my friends.Our midnight special. Matthew Holscher Life is the art of drawing without an eraser H20 Polo 10-0 Thanks Mom and Dad John Ken Hsu Arguing with a chicken what will the neighbors say. -National Lumber Be a Universal Man Thanks to my parents who supported me Patrlck Luke Hughes ln the days of my youth I was told what it means to be man Now that I've grown I have to try to do these things the best I can -Led Zepplin Thanks to Mom, Dad, and Amy. and all Comrads l30?I Anthony Richard Humber Love. It holds the key to every heart throughout the universe, it fills you up without a bite and quenches every thirst. -Stevie Wonder Thanks Mom 8: Dad for all your love and caring and to my family. Luv ya all! Nathan Vincent Hunter All men have secrets and here is mine so let it be known, We have been through hell and high tide, I can surely rely on you. And yet you start to recoil, heavy words are so lightly thrown, but still I'd leap in front of a flying bullet for you.-The Smiths ITRII Mark E. Jackson Dletrlch Mark Jahn I do not agree with that law, therefore I do not follow that law - T. Heidegren Sometimes you get trim, sometimes you don't -Big Bear Boatsmen Thanks Mom, Dad, 8: friends. Hayden Jack Thanks Mom and Dad!!! I love you Steven Talmadge Jones Success is just a cornucopia of festivity. That's all l'm saying!! -The Bee Thanks Mom, Dad, Jason and all my friends. P.O. OH spite , This year is over but summer is near. Time to liven up the atmosphere Bl2A + SI: 3 rad friends! AB, you order dinner?! 165 Thaddeus Michael Juarez Man does not want to have desires. Whether we like it or not, they tickle us, caress us, and excite us. They press upon us until they are extinguished. St. Augustine Tym 8: D 84 E Dana Matthew Kageyama Steven Godfrey Karlln Thomas Joseph Kelly Ill Now those memories come back to haunt me Truth is stranger than fiction Why does everything always seem like such a good They haunt me like a curse idea at the time? ls a dream a lie if it don't come true , -Dennis the Menace Or is it something worse? B. Springsteen John Francis Kennedy The song is over, l'm left with only tears l must remember, Even if it takes a million years -Pete Townsend lts been real and its been fun, As a matter of fact, its been real fun. Thanks Everybody 66 i Michael Chong Min Kim Darren Andrew Klel an Oftentimes the test of courage becomes rather to -We all have two lives-the life we learn with and the live than to die life we live with after that. Alfieri-Orestes -Gentlemen, its party time battalion style! Thanks mom 8L dad 8: all the friends l've met Bill Murray through the years. Thanks Dad, Mom, S8cE, Eagle, Jones, Tom, Annie, C2, Alice, Susie, Stephanie, Big G. l love you all. Sean Marco Kneafsey 1 Kevin Francis Kohler There's nothing you can do that can't be done ln this joy of madness, my smile might seem a frown Nothing you can sing that can't be sung Judge not by what you see -Kerry Livgren Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play To all those who made it worthwhile the checks the game are in the mail. It'5 easy. -Lennon Sz McCartney P.S. lt's pronounced, Zild'-jin Thanks to all those at number 9 Bryan Erin Kumamoto Moving right along in search of good times and Z good news with good friends you can't lose 0 opportunity knocks so reach out and grab it! il Kermit the FrogfFozzie Bear Thanks E.T., Mr. e MC, DJ Juice, Big Mac, all my friends xtra d thanks to Mom Dad Dave Kris Joseph Anthony Langton Show me the door. Austin J. Kurtz And if the band your in starts playing a different tune l'll see you on the dark side of the moon Pink Floyd Thanks to all my family and friends, l love you all very much. Anthony Stevens LeBeauf Go, be happy and live life to the fullest, for Wherev- R, Nixon er you go you're there and that's where it is. Chil Thanks MDJGAE KPFM TL lSAlKl BeenRealBeen- N0iZ Boil: MCZOG- ET BK SM BB BS Thanx m0m Nice? n dad Luv ya always. Yo BABY Yo BABY Yo DJ Juice Edmund Antoni Kozln A bird in hand is safer than one overhead. Adam Langsbard People try to put us downfjust because we get aroundfthe things they do look awful coldfhope l die before l get oldfthis is my generation, this is my generation. Baby, why don't they just fade away. The Who William Scott Lee lf at first you don't succeed, try,try again. Then QUlT!There's no use being a fool about it. Thanks for the memories-TLS PD CONE and gang l'll al- ways owe ya! Thanks mom +dad +Am +all I had a radical time SG GS RF JK EH+JD 8: CUBS' l'm forever a LOYAL CUB!!! -Spaceman 1 475. l ffm-W Mary Lou Retton stole the hearts of the nation during the 1984 Summer Olympics, winning the women's all-around title with incredible enthusiasm. Mary Decker, on the other hand, had the biggest misfortune of the Games, tripping on the heel of Zola Budd and losing the chance for a gold medal. Geraldine Ferraro became the first female presidential candidate ever, eventually ending up as Walter Mondale's running mate. ln one of the largest landslides in history, Ronald Reagan took the oath of office for a second time. A devastating famine ravaged Africa, leaving a sea of starving citizens in its wake. American music artists converged as USA for Africa raised hundreds of millions of dollars for famine victims in Africa. r55X -bl' KIA sQLlfQI 4AiilIil ' ':, 1' inf.. I-fi, iqavgsa ifxafwat TQ, ffm-'LT ' 5 15 - Q s waqief b 'Mm ,L , 1 .sg ' iii? 'K ' ' . 'V - , at . A . WNGJLMJ ,. W. iiP1 f' i ' -all , r I .1 . , ' ' ' fha, QW I AA 3 K u Bob Geldof made an effort to provide for African famin l' f b ll' h e re ie y pu ingt e music industry together in two massive undertakings Band-Aid and Live Aid. A tumultuous year in the Phillipines resulted in incumbent leader Ferdinand Marcos stepping down and handing the presidency to the people's choice, Cory Aquino. The worst disaster in NASA's histor took l th S Sh l ' ' y p ace as e pace utt e Challenger exploded, killing seven crew members The leaders of the world's super powers, Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, converged in a Summit meeting to discuss solutions for a more peaceful world. And a black bishop in South Africa struggled in his attempts to end apartheid peacefully. Lawrence Patrick Lemos To be nobody but myself-in a world which is doing it's best, night and day, to make you everybody else-means to fight the hardest battle any human can fight and never stop fighting.-EEC All the best, all the best -Sola Thanks MXD family, Steph, Mr. G,Jo, Robbie lLuvU! Joe A. Leyva We're off to the witch, we may never never come home.-Dio lt's been 4 long but fun years. Good-bye and good luck! Thanks Mom,Dad,Liz l love you. Gracias Tina y Elo Los Quero Mucho! Too bad LH and T.U.F,F.E. Sorry you play you Pay Have a good life Vannessa So long Thanks Thomas Erlberto Lombardi To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person that you are Thanks Mom and Dad the party's over, or is it just beginning?!!! Daniel Patrick Lenihan Your not too funny today Fatman ' Marlon Brando Thanks Mom, Dad, Familygand friends lCM,BB,VD,R2 and JW! John Hannegan Llpson Learning without thought brings ensnarement. Thought without learning totters. -Confucious When are we going to use this in life? Robert Cameron Losey It is not the size of the trail, but rather the quality of what it leads to that counts. -Camus Thanks Mom and Dad Michael Dennis Lew Set your goals and never lose hope in yourself, for if you possess hope and a strong determination to obtain your goals, nothing will stop you. Give 110070 all the time! They told me these 4 years would fly by! KB! Thanks Mom, Dad, and everyone! l LOVE YA ALL! Patrick Michael Llzza When you have to get up at 7:00, 6:59 is the worst time of the day. -Charlie Brown Colin Patrick Lynch I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a Hamburger today.-Wimpy Chicks dig me 'cause l rarely wear underwear, and when I do, lt's usually something fairly interesting. -Bill Murray Stripes. Thanks for the money, Guys! Michael David Magee All we need to begin with is a dream and we can do better than before. -Carl Sandberg All we need to have is faith and that dream will come true. - Ron- ald Reagan Thanx Mom,Dad,JLM,RAZ,WDl-l,and Victoria l couldn't have done it without you. Take care. John Leonls Malburg Some people see things as they are and say, WHY? g I dream of things which never were and say, WHY NOT? -Robert F. Kennedy You ain't seen nothin' yet! -R. Reagan To my family, thanx 4 your love 8: support. Class of '86, Together, let us go forward. -RN Rafael Manrlquez We must welcome the future, remembering that soon it will be the past, and we must respect the past, remembering that once it was all that was humanly possible. Santa Yana Thank you Mom and Dad for all the love, help, and support, they've already gotten me this far Timothy John Marble All the lonely people where do they all come from? -Beatles Life is like a bowl of Malt-o-meal, Eat it all up, or a bear comes in your house Thanx LOYOLA llad Mamlkunlan Etch out the future of your design-Shatter the lens and grind it into sand One measured exposure , Robert Medhat Mansour lt's amazing how smart l am for it takes a smart person to realize how dumb he used to be!-Profes- sor Bo You say the Hill's too steep to climb, but l'll climb the Hill in my own way - Pink Floyd Thanks to mom, dad, and LOYOLA! GOOD LUCK , Robert Francis Marlanl Unlock the doorways of your mind-if you dare! -Altered States PAS l want to go to the hole where the unmatched sock always seems to disappear. 171 WHAT DIRECTION DO YOU THINK THE U.S. ECONOMY WILL HEAD IN FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN YEARS AS WE EMBARK ON OUR OWN CAREERS? I think that if something is not done to reduce the deficit, we're headed for serious problems- possibly even a depression. Raising taxes is, most likely, inevitable. - John Malburg I believe that the U.S. economy will most likely improve tremendously within the next 15 years, providing us the opportunity to establish our own financial security. I furthermore believe that our huge deficit is a sovable problem which will most likely be eradicated by the time we begin our own careers. - Steve Balsarini I'm going to be incredibly rich and famous and pay off the federal deficit myself. - Dan Wilson The economy will go into another minor recession for a couple of years as a result of budget difficulties. Until a grip on government spending is attained Iboth on defense and domesticallyl, we are in for tough times. However, the economy will eventually rebound to a flourishing level that will allow all of us to gain financial prosperity. - Pete Nyquist North, - Kevin Kohler I think that it really depends on what kind of leadership we get over the next fifteen years. I would like to see the economy grow by stressing internal, domestic reform instead of pumping millions of dollars into foreign governments. Although the deficit is a somewhat hazy issue, I think it can be overcome with the proper management, and I hope to see it done even in my time. - Steve Charbonnett The federal deficit will most likely continue to fall by the billions in the next fifteen years. Our economy won't be destroyed, but it will have its fair share of problems. - Bryan Gayer Fifteen years from now, we will have two recessions like the 1981-82 one, with about that much impact. No deep recession will occur though. Just a slip up. The deficit won't cause the catastrophic problems everybody thinks will happen. - George Hawley FINALLY, IF THERE WAS ONE THING THAT YOU COULD WISH FOR IN THE FUTURE WHAT WOULD IT BE? THIS CAN BE ANYTHING THAT YOU HOPE OR STRIVE FOR, OR AN IDEAL THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE FULFILLED. I would wish that the Class of '86 leaves a lasting mark on Loyola, that we're all happy in whatever we do, and most importantly that we don't lose touch with each other. Though the world these days is fast-paced, high tech, and long distance, there's never an excuse for forgetting your friends. My friends have meant the world to me over these past four years, and letting them drift away after graduation would be the biggest mistake of my life. - John Cziszar I would hope that someday people Imyself includedl would be broad enough of scope to take the time to get to know others beyond the first impression before they label them as 'sf' - Kevin Kohler I want to see this generation of young people make a positive impact on society. I want all of us to set good examples for the next generation. - John Page I hope that we never have to worry about having money, food, a place to stay. If I had a second wish, it would be that world governments would leave each other alone. - Bobby Martinez My one wish for myself as well as all my friends is that we all live up to our full potential as people. Each one of us has so much to offer, I only hope that we don't let our abilities and talents go to waste because of laziness or contentment with what we already have. Let's always strive to make ourselves better. - Pete Nyquist I guess I hope that l'll stay in touch with the friends I've made here. Even though we're all heading in different directions, we're still going to be friends. - Dan Wilson John F. Kennedy called it a real Peace, Richard Nixon called it a peace with healing in its wings. I hope we can Iand I know we mustl make these profound dreams our unwavering goals. With this peace comes freedom, and as Sen. Paul Laxalt said, My independant Basque soul yearns to breathe free! - John Malburg 172 A FEW REFLECTIONS ON TI-IE CLASS OF '86 Fr. Gordon Bennett, S.J. I will remember the Class of '86 for its unusual success, academically, athletically, personally. They were and are a group of especially close people, drawn even closer because of the many experiences shared. I will remember the Class of '86 as a humble class, one which took its accomplishments in good measure no matter how significant, even unprecedented, those accomplishments were. That humility extended even to those tense moments when sterner responses were re- quired. This group took its medicine well. Mostly, I will remember the Class of '86 as a class that was brought together through suf- fering and loss and pain. This class, more than any other in my experience, realized the pre- ciousness of human life and its fragility. They realized the importance of friendship. My deep and abiding prayer for this class is that the life each has been given by the Lord, special and unique as it is, may be lived health- ily, strongly and worthily - maybe even no- bly. The Class of '86 I will remember with deep affection. I ii- Mr. Tom Gallagher I have really enjoyed having the opportunity to get to know the Class of 1986. As a group, you are at times extremely serious, yet within a moment, you can shift to a wonderful sense of humor. With this humor, you have consis- tently brightened my days. I have found you to be confident without arrogance, open, and sensitive to the feelings of others. You have demonstrated a genuine caring for those less fortunate, and you exude kindness and accep- tance. I will miss the morning visits, which have started my day, and your agility, which have kept the injuries outside of my door at the 2:30 bell, to a minimum. In short, I will miss these many qualities that this class has in abundance, which have enriched my life. ' 'r fix' Mrs. Pat Salvaty Over the past year the Class of '86 has im- pressed me with their warmth, creativity and enthusiasm. A genuine caring and concern for others has been demonstrated time and time again. An individual and Loyola pride is evi- dent in the academic atmosphere and total excellence of the Senior Class - this, howev- er, has not eliminated or curbed a general wackiness and zest for life. It is awesome to see so many diverse personalities sharing the same goals and objectives-creating the place and the spirit which is LOYOLA. Mr. Ed Hearn When looking back over the last four years at the class of '86, it occurs to me that this class has great balance and great involvement throughout the entire school. It will be a long time before the memories such as Dan O'Neil throwing a touchdown pass, Mike McCracken leading the Cross-Country team to its second straight C.l.F. Championship, Mark Tilson get- ting a stuff off a fast break, Tim O'Donnell blocking a shot in the shallow end of St. John Bosco's pool to preserve a Water Polo League Championship, Eddie McElroy domi- nating the hurdles as Loyola pounds another opponent, and Parker Blackman giving a per- fect set to Tom Parr who puts it away for a highly probable second straight C.l.F. Volley- ball Championship begin to fade. While the class of '86 has led and achieved athletically, it has also done so on many other fronts. How can one ever forget John Brosio drawing for the Loyalist and his performances in Blackboard Jungle, Colin Lynch as lead- er of the greatest rallies this school has had since Father Bennett, S.J. was a student, or Phil Baker's three time failure at winning Stu- dent Body President and ending up doing the joke of the day during announcements? It has been a tremendous four years. One can't begin to recap the many memories. While I'm very proud of your accomplish- ments, I am more impressed by your heart and your love for one another. Mr. Jack Gallagher The Class of '86. My freshman year as well, when we both arrived at Loyola High School. Apprehensive, waiting to prove to Loyola that they made the correct choice. I remember vaguely our first year. Everyone trying to sur- vive and impress. For me, Admissions was a new experience, as I began to get a look at what type of student Loyola wants and at- tracts. Your freshman class proved to be one of the best Father Bennett has selected. Just look at all your achievements academically and athletically, You were always competitive, ready to play whenever you stepped on a field, put your best effort forth which usually proved to be way above average. More importantly, after all the classes and competitions, I discovered some very good people. You are trusting, caring, sensitive, and understanding. Your graduation will be very tough on me. I wouldn't mind accepting a diploma and fol- lowing you right on to your best years ahead. But we'll keep in touch. Don't forget Loyola, because Loyola cannot forget the Class of '86. Good Luck. David Leon Marks Todd Anthony Martin Todd Christopher Martin Two roads diverged in a wood, and l, I took the less The good man is the man who, no matter how Don't follow where the path may lead. Go instead travelled by, and I have been lost in the woods ever morally unworthy he has been, is gongtantly moving and leave a path of your own. since, to become better. Be better, but be different! -Frostbite Thanks Mom, Dad, KDM CPM Thank you and good afternoon. Class 86 Robert Matthew Martinez So we're different colours and we're different creeds and different people have different needs l can't understand what makes a man hate another man help me understand. -Depeche Mode NBN Patrick Nelson McCarty Michael Colin McCracken TIIOIBGB Albert McDonald So,so you think you can tell Heaven from Hell Can Success is the piece of mind which is a direct result UKAMALOTTA BOOTYAKUM LAY EM DOWN you tell a green field from a cold steel rail? A smile of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to AN SMACK EM JACKEM KOO GOT TO BE! from a veil? Do you think you can tell? become the best that you are capable of becoming. - Pink Floyd Wish you were here John R. Wooden Dedicated to NS with AML Thanks bros,sis,Mother 8z Dad for your support Thanks B,S, 8: Mr. H. for being my role models Edward Eugene McElroy, Jr. Boy, one of these days you're going to get tired of screwing up and you're going to listen to me-my Dad Thanx Dad and Mom and everyone who helped me through these 4 years.l wood quote my cuzn but they wont let quotes like that in 2 the yearbook Later' Eddie Mc Sean Mclineaney You can do a lot in a lifetime. If you don't burn out too fast. You can make the most of the distance. First you need endurance- First you've got to last . Neil PeartfRush Thanx: MR. MC, Juice,B- K,ET,JD,EM,KK,MR,DJ,JS,TD, TSF,GA,LS,Ged- dy,Alex,Neil,TR,8z The Ethnic Bus Richard G. McLaughlin Jr. l'm just calling one last time, not to change your mind, but just to say I'll miss you baby good luck, goodbye,LOYOLA HIGH TUBER McLaughlinf Springsteen Peter Vincent McNally You can judge a man's character best by watching how he treats another man, who can do nothing for him. -Dikta Thanx!Sup,W7,Hog,TAB HAD WAI, ATTAO . . Joseph Todd Mlcclo Charles Daniel Mlrkovlch People are always ready to admit a man's ability . And I ain't got not worries after he gets there. Cause I ain't in no hurries When your IQ reaches 100 - Sell Dog gone it Todd! at all -The Doobie Brothers AAK 4EVER Don't worry about it, a C's a good grade. Thanks M8LDb8aLCLAN8cFRIENDS Mom -Jim Padden The boys the Wanderers S.M. Too much fun Michael Timothy McGovern It was an early morning yesterday I was up before the dawn And I really have enjoyed my stay But I must be moving on. -Supertramp Thanx and love Mom and Dad. LHS its been fun. Nan and esp. NJ you helped a lot, Luv ya. Timothy M. Meade Open your eyes and look within, are you satisfied with the life you're living? -Bob Marley Sleep at home, Meadey -Fr. Gatto Thanx M+D,D,K,J+ L, and EVERYBODY Joseph Steven Montemarano Success is a journey, not a destination -Ben Sweetland Have you noticed that anyone driving faster than you is a maniac, and anyone driving slower than you is an idiot? -George Carlin Thanks Mom, Dad,Nancy,Amy,Nina I love you. 175 -Lazerus Long Joseph Michael Montes I shall pass this way but once. Any good that I can do therefore, any kindness I can offer another, let me do now, for I shall not pass this way, again William McNamara Do bears bear, do bees bee? -David Addison So long and thanks for all the fish! -D. Adams Vincent Stanhope Moore Always listen to experts. They'll tell you what can't be done, and why. Then do it. Thanks Friends and Family. Goodbye school. See ya Mike, Kevin, John,Dan,Frank,and even you too, Dave. I'm off to find myself a TARDIS. Eric Frank Moreau Now l'm just a new boy, A stranger in this town. Where are all the good times, Whose gonna show this stranger around? -PINK FLOYD Thanks Mom and Dad,7'f86,AK,JN,BT,CH,FD,RC- C,Ish 176 ' X. 52 cvs I i T Graylan Anthony Moore WhenLethargicismAndTheNon-profitablesSideOf HumanNatureTakeControlOfYourI.ife,YouMustA nnihilateThemInOrder2AchieveKnowledge + True Success.ThankUMother,Father,SabrinalSis,Al.LT eachersl'veHad,AndALLFriendsKnownToMe.-Sav eALLDogsgBuyAUDlS,UZIS.HIP-HOPlives. High Fashion 4Me John Joseph Morales Faith is the substance of things hoped'for and the evidence of things not seen. Gregory Lee Moore Either attempt it not, or succeed. -Ovid It is only the educated that are able to speak for themselves. -Unknown A memory never to be forgotten. Thanx:Mom,Dad,GM8cGP Christopher Robert Moran The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable Keep lhe fallh- -Jim Hill him to put the other somewhat higher. Mama y Papa, les doy mis gracias y mi amor. T,H, Huxley Thanks R.M, J.S, J.A, R.P Let's hop! Thanks M8gD Ffalik HCM! M0l'l'0W Sarosh J. Motlvala l feel like 6 Bull MOOSG. I count him braver who overcomes his desires than -Tl'le0dOl'2 Roosevelt him who conquers his enemies, for the hardest vic- Thanks All. tory is the victory over self. -Aristotle Thanks Mom and Dad, for your love and support William Patrlck Muldoon Ill I guess I never would have been anything without my LUCKY ASTROLOGY MOOD WATCH. -Steve Martin And now I will attempt to transfer my brain into this pizza. -the great Fred Rated Thanx Dad,Mom,Shana I luv U all. YAR dudes-86! Kevln Charles Mullen The life of a Repo-Man is always intense. -Otto. Thanks M0m,Dad,PJ,Kristi. FB's: 20f5-Good Deal! Jake,Barf,Libby and Party Pigs- Thanks guys, It's been mellow. DJ-Let the good times roll! I have to Iaughg because I've even out-smarted myself! -Carl ATASW .. is Marla. If 3 I Q'-lljfii f fa . -V , 'A I ,. ., I Robert Soll Munakash So trouble comes strolling through the door. But anything worth having's worth fighting For. Fiction or fact you'll supply the plot, We'll both be fea- tured- Like it or not -ABC THANX Mom 8: Dad,Sis, bro 8z friends for every- thing! P.S. PAT- What ever makes you happy! Ray Yujl Murakami Mr., I ain't a boy, no, I'm a man, and I believe in a promised land. -Bruce Springsteen There will be an answer, Let It Be Let It Be Whisper words of wisdom, Let It Be. -Beatles The rest is silence. -SHAKESPEARE Thanks family and friends,BMW-U1t,Driv.Mach. Richard Anthony Murphy Use the Gravity Method! -Dad Thanks Mom and Dad,MandM, JP, sisters, Sancho and especially, my friends. 177 Todd Hall Murray William Robert Murrieta James Edward Neely How can you say, I go about things the wrong Always keep a smile on your face It makes people Someday soon the best will come, Rich rewards for way, I am human and l need to be loved . , . wonder what you've been up to. all you've done! And though it's just a memory, -Morrissey Remember it's never illegal until you get caught. some memories last forever -RUSH a very special FRIENDS MEAN THE WORLD TO ME AND thanks to Mom,Dad,Gram,Bros,CW,J- WITHOUT THEM I AM NOTHING! N.H. J.B. J.U. C,AK,BT,KP,MS,and OTIS! The best of times are P.B. D.H. C.P. TABHADWAI THANX, Mom8LDad- when I'm with you -STYX 84Colin I Love U ALL .,,,t . nf, KWVQQM I Wayne Gary Nlttl There ls No Finish Line I Train Alone No Pity, No Pain, No Fear -Nike T-shirt -Clubber Lang -The Terminator Peter Anders Nyquist The one serious conviction that a man should have is that nothing is to be taken too seriously. -Samuel Butler Thanks Dad, Mom, and all my friends for making it so worthwhile . . ,.......,. , . . . .DTBBT!l! Hindsight Can Kill You. -Da Eagle A-hum!, .123 Jump! .Shall we run?...DO ME!! Christian Anthony Nelson If man could have half his wishes, he would double his troubles, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Thanks Mom and Dad,Brett,KelIy,Lesley,Bertha. J.R., W.L., P.B., and R.K.D. 111. RM,RD,KD,TM,BD,MS, and Dave Caple. Ramon Concepclon Ocampo Take a piece of happiness Hold on tight Keep trying hard -Go-Go's Thanks Mom, Dad, Lou, and Carmina. If things were meant to be done today, why was TOMOR- ROW invented? Quinn Patrick O'DonneIl Great men are men who have risen above their fellow man to accept their responsibilities. l want to be able to look myself straight in the eye and not hate myself for things l haven't done but thrive for the things l have done. Thanks MB+HP+PS 4 OBP. Gregory Olavarrla People sort of live in the dark about things. A lot of young people think the future is closed to them, that everything has been done. This is not so. There are still plenty of avenues to be explored. -WED l l Timothy Patrick O'Donnell My mother always says, Be honest or be quiet I try to be as honest as possible. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one. -Mr. Sgock Goodbye, Farewell, Amen. -4077th H 0 POLO 10-O thanx mom and dad Daniel Roland O'Nell lt is not worthy of you to allow your potential to be choked to death. -G.B. Friends, take care and Lb. the AC! Thanks- Mom- ,Dad,Ken, and Bops-l owe you much Lara, Luv ya- Thanks for always being there! Yujl Rltchard Ogasa l wouldn't want to go home on a night like this when l find out that some of the past had been missed. -Big Country l ain't here on business babyg l'm only here for fun. -Bruce Springsteen Thanx M+D TSO HO JB CY 8: the Class of '86 Maximilian Carl Paetzold The grass is always greener on the other side But it's just as hard to cut, yet it's A Perfect Day For Bananafish, Because a life wf out risk is not worth living. -Lil, with Little Richard, JD Salinger and Myself respectively, Thnx Mom 81 Pop for all your love and support. John Bernard Page Yesterday is a cancelled check. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is cash in hand! -PMT Man does not live on bread alone, but on . . CUR- FEW- Something that does NOT exist after high school. l thank Him, the folks, St Iggy, and my Pen. 'fr' M ie- K , S -1 5 . f. 179 Rolando Rafael Pardlllo A Committment to Excellence is Insurance for the Jung Hwan Park One man, one wheel. Future, -HMC saying Gracias a Mami, Papi, Abuela y Amigos. Los Quiero Thomas Partlck Parr If you want to go, let me go along. l've never walked that road alone. I heard it was hard, I heard it was long, but we'll come back alive, 'cause only the strong survive. -Reo Speedwagon Thanks M+D,UB,BRO'S. I AM IPARRT Matthew Stephen Pascale Steven Mark Payne Raymond Castro Plneda I've never had much cause for worry If anyone wishes to rank first, he must remain the There are two cardinal sins from which all the others Though I've got a lot to say- last one of all and the servant of all. -Mark 9:35 spring: impatience and laziness. You'll never find me in a hurry God bless and thank you, Mom.You and Grandma -Franz Kafka Cause I live my life day by day. are the greatest. I love you both. G0 out and live life! -Madness Timothy Dale Plymale Life is likeBen,astimeburnsaway, wejustenjoyita litt- lemore. ThanxGod,Ben,Friends + Family! 86 BBA :Open the doorways of your mind and step in through the out door, because the future is much like the present, only longer. Bella Lugosi's dead!ChrisBobGeorgeTI-'IANXMBTJY. 180 Eduardo Jose Prado I Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes furthest is generally the one who is willing to do and dare. GO FOR IT . . . If I were to do it all over again I'd only change one thing- my lunch. H20 POLO 10-O THANKS MOM AND DAD Chaney Robert-Lawrence Pratt To be all that you can be you must dream of being more. TABHABWAII Thanx Mom,bros and God IVIIT - ,gr--.,, 87 , .T 1 ,iv A r T EE Tauras Radvenls When we die and go to heaven, are we graded on percentage or a curve? El drauguzi, eisime kartu . , , Kur spyglys ir dainava. Thanks Loyola and Class of '86 -Aciu Mamai, Tetei, Gailei ir Draugams Joseph Matthew Raslc Someday these childish dreams must end To become a man and grow up to dream again -B. Springsteen Luv and Thanx to Rasic lan, AN, EP, Arrowhead Best Buds:JU,SS,I.F,PD,lR,East Side,POLO C'YA JC,wanna be?l The Ledge, Wall, and Utah YOSKI Eric B. Punsalan There are no great men, only great challenges ordi- nary men must face. Christopher Michael Regan Ain't wasting time no more 'cause time goes by like a hurricane after a subway train. Alman Brothers Thanks Dad, Mom, Bros, Sis and all my friends for you needed support and making all my life the way it is. Matthew S. Reyes lf l had to live my life again, l'd make the same mistakes, only sooner Good guys finish last, but the rest of us get to sleep in. -Bye MM,JM,MP,JL,CL,TP,and LC-Thanks Mom, Dad, Friends, and Loyola Social gatherings. lP.S. lf in doubt go for itl Gregory Lawrence Rice l keep right on-a-dreamin' and-a-thinkin' to myself: When it all comes true man Wow ll! -Eddie Cochran Thanks Mom and Dad. Todd Wllllam Robbins And we're not little children And we know what we want And the future is certain Give us time to work it out! THE TALKING HEADS Thanks Mom, Dad, and Kim Life's a beach 181 w Raul De Castro Ruflno Stan John Rulz A pretty face may last a year or two, You're worth what you saved, not the million you but pretty soon they'll see what you can do. made The sound you make is muzak to my ears, Thanks to: Mom, Dad, you must have learned something in all those years . Ah, how do you sleep? Sir John Lennon M.B.E. 8a Family Xavier Francisco Salazar Well, we finally made it. It was fun for the most part, and if I had to do it all again I wouIdn't. I would like to thank Ma, Pa, Sz slslwithout whose help I couldn't have made itl alsolpure as snowlSF- ,Iguess wholMS, Ifun to be withlDC,8LImy name islGF CHOW BABY Wllllam Mlchael Salvlnl Thank God for faith. Without faith there would be no God, but without God there would be no faith. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Loyola for four memorable years. Mlguel Angel Sanchez My deepest appreciation to all my teachers, my friends SF,X,GF and Loved ones, all of you have made my life fuller and for this I will always carry each one of you in my heart. Muchisimas gracias MAMA y PAPAS por esta gran oportunidad. I LOVE YOU. Thanks God 8: Loyola Gerald Francis Erum Sarte A Christian is a man who feels repentance on a Sunday for what he did on Saturday and is going to do on Monday. The bigger the summer vacation, the harder the FALL. I would like to thank Mom, Dad, Loyola, and what's her name I think! Tracy Alan Scott Michael Louis Seley John Augustine Sellers Do you need proof of God? Does one light a torch To err is human, to find someone to blame it on is Success cannot be obtained without hard work and to see the sun? genius. -A phaser is not a toy. perserverence, Thanks mom for all your love Thanks Mom, Dad, Family, S.M., and comrades. Thank yOU Dad. M0m.PS.JA,RP.MK,TG.HA.5M and support L.F.D,Y., Hugh-See you at 30! Which way to the for all of your help and support. Desert? I 1 Ms. Donna Maree Wanland Very dear Mellow Ones, I'm writing this early in March, and in compos- ing what I want to say to you, I'm experienc- ing the first wave of separation from a group of people I enjoy very much. Every year I go through a form of this gentle agony, so one would think after thirty years I'd get used to it. I don't. And every once in a while one gets a class like this one and the seperation is even harder. I have a lot of real feeling invested in you guys. Your class has known a lot of pain. I've cried with you as a group when death passed too close and I've shared the tears of individuals among you when far too much suffering en- tered your young lives. Never has that been anything but a privilege to bear with you and I've marvelled at your strength, your faith and your boundless trust. In Hebrew thought, sharing salt together marks a friendship. There is much salt in tears and there are many such friends in this class. You are also the funniest group of people passing through 402 for a long time. You have a devastating wit far beyond your years and you have caused me to lose it many times in your presence. I have literally collapsed at a quick one liner shot from some fast mouth in the back of the room. I have taught you, I have counseled you, I have directed you, I have prayed with you, I have argued with you, and I have talked with you for hours on end. And in all of this, Dear Ones, you have enclosed me in your gentle goodness. You are a warm and wonderful mellow class and yet you are so sharp, so very, very bright. The world is getting such a rich gift in you. I know that gift, I have re- ceived it from you already. I love you my friends, and I am very proud of what you are becoming. You are extremely dear to me and I will miss you because you have carved your names upon my heart. May you day by day grow in the confidence of God's pure positivity within you. ,J E 5 Mr. Victor Hedges It is truly an honor you bestow upon me by asking me to write my thoughts on the charac- ter of the Class of '86, I say with all honesty that this is the first class in my three years here which has shown me respect, support, not to mention tolerance for my somewhat volatile nature. As it is said in Proverbs 22:1- A good name is more desir- able than great riches, to be esteemed is bet- ter than silver or gold. In the past three years we have both grown up together, going through times of conflict as well as times of peace. I really believe that it is in those times of conflict that we come face to face with our weaknesses. Hopefully, we grow and become more mature, become more in control of our emotions, and grow to be the men that God intended us to be. I feel this spirit is present in the Class of '86. You are the true gifts of friendship. May the gifts that have blessed the past be with you in the fu- ture. Good luck Class of '86. ti . xx Mr. Daryl McAllister When I arrived here at Loyola, you were just mere freshmen. It has been an amazing three years. You are now the ultimate Senior class. You will reach your destinies and goals in life. Cubs of Loyola High School always do. All of you should take satisfaction in knowing that you helped make this year of '86 better than ever. Thanks for the good times. patient, not rude, and not easily angered. The seeds of manhood are planted, which will grow in the years to come. God bless you. All my prayers are with you. Thank you for the support. Mr. Gary Garfield I l We have joked and laughed together, we have teased each other and have also had more serious moments together, we have given birth to many equations and went over many a solution. You have added a new dimension to the term intellectual curiosity. You have taken many tests and I have eventually cor- rected them. Although it is the dream of any educator that you retain the content of the course in some capacity, I hope you will in- clude in your memories the intangibles of kindness and compassion, understanding and encouragement, trust and joy, for these are Mr. Tom Goepel Gratitude comes to mind when I think of the people and the graduating Class of 1986. Thanks for learning-and making me learn. Thanks for caring-and making me care. Thanks for laughing-and making me laugh, Thanks for stretching-and making me stretch. Thanks for listening-and making me listen. Thanks for sharing-and making me share. Thanks for loving-and making me love. It was always a pleasure and a privilege to have you in my classes-people like you keep me in edu- cation! The graduating Class of 1986 would like to thank all the people who have made the past four years so memorable. It is your love, your caring, your gener- osity, which has enabled us to struggle through the hard times as well as thoroughly enjoying the good times. Your impact will remain as we set out to experience LIFE. Thanks. John Joseph Shanahan T he Lord is your guard and your shadeg at your right hand He stands. By day the sun shall not smite you, nor the moon by night. The Lord will guard your soul. The Lord will guard your going and coming both now and forever. s V -Psalm 121 Member of the Class of 1986, a friend and companion - you will be with us always. Blaise A. Seralle Kindness in words creates confidence, Kindness in thinking creates profoundness, Kindness in giving creates love. Thanks Mom and Dad. Steven Mlchael Slrlannl We busted out 'a class,had to get away from those fools,we learned more from a 3 minute record,baby than we ever did in school. Bruce Sometimes you gotta say . . CCR MOCA WSSS LAKE ARROW- HEAD RAMBO THANX MOM,DAD8zFAMILY SNOWMASS,ASPEN COLORADO USA SSCCMTB KB DLJR Don Robert Smith Jr. I am an idealist. I don't know where l'm going but l'm on my way.-Carl Sandburg ' The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work.- Arthur Brisbane' Thank you Mom and Dad for all your love and support! Thanx also fam friends LHS JA MC FH and Rob. Matthew Damien Short EVEN POLISHED BRASS WILL PASS UPON MORE PEOPLE THAN ROUGH GOLD. Thanks to M8aD, Mo8LMag8rall my friends. Louls George Skertlch, Jr. DON'T TEASE ME! Thanks Mom and Dad for the support, I Love U! Special thanks to Carolyn, my one love. You have been at my side all along. Thanx Larry Thanx Friends AARHRCBTSJJCBSTPCWJ- NABBTVHJBKM. SKOAL BROTHER. Strike 3 Rudy . Michael A. Solis Thha, thha, thats all folks! -P. Pig Thanks Mom,Dad- ,Sis, and especially Loyola. Goodluck '86 -make it big. FH,JB,JH, Flicks, 7th8aWestern, mexi, LAPD, - miss you all. Don't forget, Day Drew Fust Blood! -Rambo. John Mitchel Sloan l'm making this up as I go along. -I. Jones When in doubt, paddle out . . Aancient Chinese Surfing proverb.. It has been a pleasure 86 . . M.S. IAbove alll Thanks MOM! Thanx Loyola, Bill Y. The Nel- sons, and The McCrackens . See Ya!! Alan Amedeo Sozlo All you ever wanted was to be happy - But nothing seems to work out, you run around in circles. - GREAVES, LISTER Won't say what you want to hear. Now, What did you expect? -CAIRNS, PAGE 1 L Timothy Louis Stoutt To stay here any longer would be dangerous, so I must go now. -Kung Fu Thanks Mom and Dadg you are great Timothy Joseph Stronks He was born with the gift of laughter, and a sense that the world is mad. -Rafael Sabatini lt still hasn't gotten weird enough for me. -Dr. Hunter S. Thompson Thanks Buzz, Fran, SMC, Mek, Mark, Dak, Bud, Bob, Chris, and all you other unmentionables. Reuel Andrew Sutton Don't worry about what can or cannot be done just go for it , -unknown Hands up no foul no harmglnside water feels good: No,we can't the fan is not on H20 POLO 10-0 Thanks Mom 8: Dad Later . . John Patrick Swenson The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life -Plato Stay Groovey Stay Free -Jimi Hendrix Thanks Mom, Dad, Mike, Joe, Laura, Brad + Gene l Robert John Solcuzza Lifeismysteriousinerludeinifinenceofspacewithme morieswehadlefttobetracedexistanceismerelyagod givinggifttodeliveredby2leavingitsfinalimpactonoth erstobegivenbyyouThanksMom,Dadforthis time whichismine + Loyola,Family,Friendsofryourgener oustimeC + B Victor Fernandez Sullt Give me but one firm spot on which to stand, and l will move the earth. Archimedes Timothy Francis Swope lts better to die on your feet than live on your knees. -Midnight Oil ls it really? Me ARlGATOO GOZAIMASHITA- OTOOSAN,OKAASAN,Kl, CHRlS,CSR,WATA- SHINOTOMODACHLAND EVERYBODY ELSE l FORGET TO MENTION. SAYONARA LHS Matthew J. Tellerla H Brennan Douglas Thompson That's all there is. And the leaves that are green turn to browng And they wither in the wind , . and they crumble in your hand. -Simon and Garfunkel It was funny, but what was it? -The Fantasyastic Four Colin John Thompson I don't listen to music to achieve anything from it. I just listen to relax and be social. Randy Rhoads And if you listen very hard the tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all.-Led Zeppelin Thanx Mom,Dad,Chet,Mary I l Mark Andrew Tllson Play hard and don't complain-never have a reason to be sorry afterward. -John Wooden JUST WIN BABY -Al Davis Eric Paul Tolllver LOVE IS THANATOPSIS, HAPPINESS IS A DIRECTION, LIFE IS SURVIVAL, SO FIND YOURSELF WITHIN EVERYDAY! SIGNED: ISTARJ THANKS MOM-DADSLFAMILY AND ALL THE SPECIAL! TI I Stephen Paul Towle If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. Derek Bok Jeffrey Vernon Underwood. People try to put us down, Just because we get around, Things we do look awful cold, , . Talking about my generation. -THE WHO Thanks: Mom,dad,chris,and friends TODD,NATE- ,PARK:1 BIG RAGE Turn it loose! FAC Angel Armando Vallejo Follow your conscience, even if it leads you to excommunication. -Thomas Aquanis. Imagine all the people, living life in PEACE. -John Lennon. iGracias por todo mama, papa, abue y nano! Thanks ER 8L KB, for your help 8: friendship, I Love You Both. Good Good! -PEACE- Hector 0. Vlllagra One's real life is so often the life that one does not lead-Wilde A dead thing can go with the stream, but only a living thing can go against it-Chesterton Nev- er argue with a fool-people might not know the difference-!!Thanx Mom,Dad,FamiIy,Friends Timothy Patrick Von der Ahe How glorious it is-and also how painful-to be an exception. Thanks Mom 8: Dad Michele-We've come a long way together-Thanks for everything C.U.8c143 4EVER Mark Joseph Verrengla Paul Bryan Vert Remember if you live each day of your life as if it's If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break your last, oneday you'll be right!! A special thanks the record. to my parents,Mike,Karen,PY,CW,MW,SC,MF,JS. Good night and have a pleasant tomorrow!!! Chevy Chase Merrick Dale Walter Lite is just one big joke. It's funny even without the punchline. Thanks Mom, Dad, Sis, Bro, Friends, and lastly Toucan Sam and the Kellogg's company for providing me with tour years of Froot Loops. P.S.- I am NOT apathetic! I just don't care. Daniel Robert Ward Grin and ignore it. Christopher Michael Wayne Always do right. This will gratify some people, and astonish the rest. -Mark Twain Christopher Weber lf you aspire to the highest place, it is no disgrace to stop at the second, or even the third. -Marcus Tul- lius Cicero Thanks Moms, Pops, and Oli. And you too:MF,GN,MU,PY,LS, JS,MW,MF,SC,DOG. Daniel John Wilson Yea -Tom Slick's fans Life is short, but it's wide. Michael William Wilson l am talking about genuine peace . . . the peace that makes life on earth worth living, the kind that en- ables men and nations to grow and to hope, and build a better life for their children. Not merely peace in our time, but peace in all time. -John Fitzgerald Kennedy ' Chris Wellman Thanks to my family and friends, because with out them, these past four years wouldn't have been as great as it was, but then again, it's only high school. It looks like alot, but its more - It was funny,but what was it? JN AK BT MF RM RC LS Jeffrey John Whlttet I don't have all the strength that l need to live the way that l want to . . . John Cougar Chimney, Comer, Waynard, Fidget, keep in touch , . . Kimo Thank you for your support, Mom, Dad, RJW, PJW P.S. James you still owe me money!!! 424 Mathew James Wong Spartans, stoics, heroes, saints and gods use a short and positive speech. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Thanks Mom, Loyola, and everyone! Now was that short enough? Patrick James Wood Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? The Smiths If the mountains should crumble or disappear into the sea, not a tear, no not I. Catalina,Arro- whead,P.S. '85 DIPS LYPLB YSRPD Patrick Michael Young Struck between the eyes By the bigtime world Walking uneasy streets Hiding beneath the sheets Got to try and fill the void. Neil PeartfRush Thanks Mom+Dad,Bro.,FNBB,CR,ISSB.SW Thomas Joseph Workman I don't want to play by the rules. Things can only get ties because it is the quality which guarantees all better. others. Nicholas John Wooler Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human quali- -Howard Jones Winston Churchill Question Authority!!! -The DESPERADO H20 POLO 10-0 member of SPBC THANX MOM + DAD John Michael Yunker Christopher Charles Yusl Rllll Alben Zllllltll Live every day like it is your last, and one day you We have one motto ''Audacious,audacious,always will be right. I believe in the love that you gave me, I believe in aUdaCi0US. R0m9mb0f fha!! Fl'0m here on out, until Benny Hill the faith that can save me, I believe in the hope and we Win Of die in fhe afY2mPf. we Will always be Thanks: Seel,Hu,Bart,Smell,Duck,Mich,Jake,and I pray, that it May raise me, above these badIands.- aUdaCl0US- Gen- G90l'Q2 5- Patton Dowwwwwd. SPRINGSTEEN-I now believe in myself, Thal'lkS m0m. LHS. JM. MM. Petit MICIICI. 236. Thnx2MomDadMikeNadia You made me what I am now. What do you think? EL CAMINO 1986 VOLUME 69 LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL 1901 Venice Blvd. L.A., CA 90006 Editor-in-Chief: Christopher Cheleden Associate Editor, Senior Section: Peter Nyquist Photography Editor: John Malburg Asst. Photo. Editor: Raul Zuniga Sports Editors: Kevin Dee, Pat Doud Staff Artist: John Brosio Campus Ministry Editor: Michael Wilson Faculty Editors: John Csiszar, Steve Charbonnet Mr. Clutch: Leonardo Morales Activities Editors: David Halm, Eric Halm, Pat Duron Junior Editor: Eric Halm Sophomore Editor: Patrick Duron Freshman Editor: David Halm Do It Without Question Award: John Csiszar Supporting Cast: Blaise Diroll, Thomas Foster, George Hawley, Dar- ren Kleiman, Robert Mansour, Colin Lynch, Frank Morrow, Jack Henry, Liam Callanan, Brian Henderson, Steve Dallabetta, Marc Nemec, John Kepp, Tim Dooling, Jason Nichols, Frank Rada, Peter Kipp, James Huff, Tim Heinen, Skardon Baker, Scott Eck, Albert Mikhail, Michael Magee, Richard Alonzo, Jamie Gottlieb, Chris Moran, Kevin Krock, Rendell Torres, Peter Lefevre, Mitch Sloane, Brad Tuthill, Michael Wilson, Steve Charbonnet, Mike Lombardo, and the incredible tandem of Patrick Duron and the Halm Bros. We, the editors of the 1986 El Camino, would like to graciously extend our deepest thanks and appreciation to all those who contri- buted to the completion of this yearbook. Thanks go to Simon Dwyre at Edwards Photography, Yari Photogra- phy, Gil Questad at the Jostens Plant, Paul Collins, our helpful Jostens representative, and Mr. Art Watkin and Mr. Dick Roodzant of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Special thanks to all the moderators and coaches who patiently provided us with needed information. Also, we would like to thank Frank Kozakowski and Mrs. Pat Salvaty la truly wonderful gall for all of their patience and support. We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Vince McNally for providing our varsity football section photographs, Miss Wong for helping to creatively expand the thematic elements of the senior section, Mr. Hearn for patiently providing the needed photo an- nouncements, and Dr. Morillo and Fr. Leidich for taking needed pictures. The Jesuit hierarchy of Loyola cannot go unappreciated. We are deeply indebted specifically to Fr. Cahalan, Fr. Brady, Fr. Murphy, and Mr. Auther for all of their continual assistance. Special thanks are in order for Mr. Robert Cheleden for developing crucial pictures for this edition. The editors would also like to personally thank Mr. Trevor Denman for his invigorating stretch calls and the 2-for-1 Pizza Co. for the late night energy needed to complete this project. The sprightly, witty, buoyant Mr. Tom O'Neill deserves our greatest thanks. Mr. O' possesses a rare gift, a gift which he unselfishly shared with us during the long hours in the Boarders' Quarters. That gift was the ability to exploit our strengths, explore our creativity, and expand our horizons. For the dedication, warmth, friendship and love of Mr. Tom O'Neill, we owe a debt that can never be repaid. TOM, YOU'RE A LOVE GOD! Cover copyright Automobile Club of Southern California. Reprinted by permission.
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
