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

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Mr. Gerard W. Cowhig, S.J. Counselor, Christian Service Project Loyola is here so that we may dream more humanly and realize our dreams more ful- ly. Mr. Thomas V. Gallagher Counselor Mrs. Mary Holleran Switchboard Operator X Mrs. Louise A. Crean Mr. Michael J. Denison Head Librarian Counselor lt one of you is wise and understanding, let him show this in practice through a humility filled with good sense. Wisdom from above is innocent, also peaceable, lenient, docile, rich in sympathy, impartial and sincere. lames 3:13-18 o n yy ,y.. is , Q cy , . ' i. L 5 .,, i 1 - .gig ,,,. , 5 ,,, 5 - ' .. .. -f TL: ' ft it ,Q L 3.3 Sister Marcella R. Mr. John Harris Gloseme er, S.S.N.D, Assistant to the President Y Library Clerk The candle consumes itself as it serves others by its shining. Blessed Theresa ot lesus Gerhardinger SSND ' t 1 Mr. Geoffrey M. Joy I Miss Elizabeth Kroh I ' Head Counselor Secretary to the Assistant Principal tor 'We have only one story, All novels, all Academic Affairs. poetry, all built on the never-ending con- test on ourselves of good and evil. lohn Steinbeck

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ADMINISTRATI N, E CULTY AND STUDENT SERVICES , M..-4. is W Rev. Patrick J. Cahalan, S.J. Rev, Go!-do D, Bennett, S,J, Mr. Edwin J. Hearn President rincipal Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs Dabit deug his uoque finemf' If one fumbles, learn why it happened Vergil forget it, think positive and go after itp but Mr. Frank P. Kozakowski Rev. Kevin Assistant Principal for Student Affairs Repetitio- est mater studiorum. Set your hearts Sero venietibus, ossa. Leidich, S.J. Minister the greater gifts. l Corinthians . . . Go for it first! Mr. William R. Thomason Dean of Men lf the pitchers pitched as hard before they get in trouble as they do when they're tryinq to get out of trouble, they woulcln't get into trouble in the first

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Mr. Thomas McClune Business Manager Mrs. McFarland Mrs. Edna L. Nicholson Registrar I When you're through leaming, you're through. ' ' Vernon Law Mrs Peck Main Oltice I I I Mrs. Patricia R. Salvaty Secretary, Student Affairs To err is human, to forgive divine . . . I acknowledge my humility, rely on God's divinity and am grateful to those who ac- cept my humanness with kindness and hu- mor. Thanks, it's been swell. Mrs. Rita Sauer Assistant to the President's Ottice Rev. Alfred E. Naucke, S.J. Counselor tor College Admission I can never remember whether it snowed for six days and six nights when I was twelve or whether it snowed tor twelve days and twelve nights when I was six. Y Dylan Thomas Mrs. Mae Lois Peters . President's Office Miss Kimberly A. Spencer Secretary to the Counseling Department Miss Spencer, can I borrow your scis- sors'? The key word in this sentence is borrow! Oh, does that mean you want them back? No problem. - Typical ex- change of dialogue regarding the con- cept ot a loan agreement. Scissors bor- rowed . . . indefinitely! , 19