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

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Mrs, Donna Sfueck Mr. Charles, L. Welch Mrs. Dorothy Whelan Treagurefs Office Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Secretary to the President 0 Miss M. Josephine Williams Counselor Mr. David W. Arnold AP Calculus AB, Honors Algebra II, I Success is a peace ot mind which is a direct result ot self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable ot becoming. lohn Wooden May those who love us, love us and those who don't love us, may God turn their hearts: and if he doesn't turn their hearts may he turn their ankles, so we'll know them by their limping. An Irish Prayer Miss Maida Lin Wong Assistant Librarian Boogie shrugged his shoulders. 'Ii you don't have good dreams, Bagel, you got nightmares' He smiled oi that Boogie was certain. From Diner - Rev. J. Cameron Ayers, S.J. Liturgy, Community Service Director The angels keep their ancient places: turn but a stone and start a wing! Tis ye, tis your estranged faces that miss the many splendord thing. Francis Thompson Mr. John D. Adams'- Algebra ll Rev. Kevin D. Ballard, S.J. American Government, Western Civilization There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is a proof against all arguements and which cannot tail to keep a man in everlasting igno- rance- that principle is contempt prior to investigation. Herbert Spencer

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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

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Dr. Wolfgang M. Baur M German III, II, I, Latin I Color P Elected silence, sing to me And beat upon my whorled ear, Pipe me to pastures still and be The music that I care to hear. Gerard Manley Hopkins M. Beckman Drawing, Photography Mr. Michael A, Beg-gez Mr. Dennis! M. Bodensteiner Moral Theology, Theolggy I1 Law and Society, Social Issues Talk always about the virtues, for an un- examined lite is not worth living. Socrates Rev. Bernard I. Brannon, S.J. Mr Scripture I God is love and he who lives in God lives in love. 1 Iohn A. Buschelman Mrs. Lou Ann Berardi Short Story, English I, English Review Good prose is an atlair of good man- ners. W. Somerset Maugham Rev. John A. Brady, S.J. Spanish I More precious than gold or silver, Lord, is the way ot life You teach us. Antiphon, Daytime Prayer, Thursday Mr. Terry G. Caldwell Poetry, I-lon. English II, English I Grammar can govern even kings. ' Moliere