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

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.... .,....-.., . 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.

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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.

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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.