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

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Mr. Michael E. Grego Fusion B-ind, Syinpliuin-ttw Mr. Fernando Hernandez III Wordprovessiiiq, Health O seeker of the Truth, the frosiiicis lies before us and the spaceways bum'l-Lori? Stdil lxzff Mr. Patrick J. Kelly, S.J. Gewriietry, Alqe-bm I ln the pure mathematics we 4,-oriteinptatre absmlute truths, which existed in the Di- vine Mind before the rnorninq stars were toqettier, and whiwh will rgoritiiiiie- to exist there, when the last of their mtliaiit host :shall have fallen from heaven. ET. Bell Mr. Michael D. Griffith Mr. Adrian Hernandez Alun-bin lla, C'-if--1iiieti'y, Alqebin l Ailvniivf-tl C'twiiipfwsit1f'ii. liimlissli ll We inust le-firri tri live together' as lmvtli- Anil in slifirt, l was aft'-ml. ers or perish tocietlier as fools. TS. Eliot MLK Mr. Patrick T. Holleran Miss Gail M- J0hr1S0!1 Hon, Chemistry, Chemistry, Biglggy llfvlt. Pre- f'.il-'iilus Pri-ff ldltillltlti, Alqefbm II ' t Mrs. Barbara E. Koch Mr. John J. Kvasnicka I .Alqebra ll, Geoinetry Western Civilizntifiri, Global Sfudleg The trouble with the rat race is that even lf you cannot Convinfie them, confuse if you win, you're still a rat. them. l..ily Tciinlin

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I Rev. J. Richard Draper, S.J. Rev. Josiph Fice, S.J. Mr. John M. Gallagher A.P. Latin IV, Latin II Sc ipture I Health, Director ot Admissions Tantae molis erat Romanam condere You never really leave a place you love. A good example is the best sermon I i I gentemf' No pain, no gain. ? Vergil of you behind. , Rev. i . Mr. Gary R. Gatfield Christian yoga I Hon. Physics, Physics, Science Department W Chair I Is there anything I F:MA, it isnt just a good idea. It's the lightened? As little ' r I law. sun rise in the W the spiritual exci , sure you are not i rise. I Part of it you take with you, leaving a part J' iqatfvnsgiod Mrs. Lili M. Goczal e I I g ' Computer Programming, French III, I do to make myself en- PIGY me 5 tune! you can do to make the Then ol what use are you prescribe? To make when the sun begins to De Mello Mr. Thomas M. Goepel Mrs- A- Gold MT- SteP1'l9n H- Grady I A.P. U.S. Diplomatic History, Hon. U.S. History, U.S. History, n Civilization Trpewfiiinq. Physical Education U.S. History In the third rule Soviet rule in America In no nation are the fruits of accomplish- you will no lo chew gum! 1 ments so secure I have no fear for the future of our country. It is bright with hope. , Herbert Hoover 1 Inaugural Address, 4 March 1929 Leon Trotsky

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Rev. Jerold W. Lindner, S.J. Rev. David W. MacDonald, S.J. AP. English Iv, English 1 ilaim in, 1 '-'By perservering over all obstacles and distractions, one may untailingly arrive at his chosen goal or destination. C. Columbus Mr. Allen E. Martin A.P. Calculus BC, Honors Pre-Calculus, I-lon. Algebra II, Mathematics Department Chair Solving equations is not solving prob- l lems. I ' Jerome Spanier Dr. Antonio Morillo A.P. Spanish IV, Hon. Spanish Ill, French Il, Foreign Language Department Chair Nous sommes si accoutumes a nous de- guisons a nous memes. ' La Rochetocault Mr. Mark R. Milner Acting Workshop, American Musical, Music Appreciation, Music Theory I It is sobering to bert, when he was for three years. think that Franz Schu- my age, had been dead M.R.M. Rev. Lawre Ch The admirable always been to ce B. Murphy, S.J. mistry, Biology lfort ot the alchemist has transform the useless into something of value. - Bro. Robert McDermott, S.J Earth Science, Geology Mr. Paul M. Molinelli English II, I Mr. Kelly R. Nicholson Geometry, Algebra I, Typewriting l ' 95