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

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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

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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

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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